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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
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Ml&CELLANENlIS,

SSSS S,y- l.
fI,O hACd ANGk--A SlO,OUO HOUSE AND
Los Angeles. Address "E. A." P. o. Box
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

ux thirtieth p.,ge, exhilplts the full
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

L,OR sALH-lOTs ON MONTHLY IN.
l. stallmenta at $3.50 each. See Humph-
rey & Higgins sd IN another column.
Dec. 1l-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

NOR SALE oHEEP. If TAKEN BEFORE
Il January 10, 1887, will sell band OF
1000 well-selected ewes of good grade. They
begin lambing by January 18th; or viii sell
1000 or over Price, SO per head. Apply
to c. z. Hoar, Rancho Sini, Ventura county,
Csl d23-In
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

ENOR sAi 40 ACRES ALREADY SUB
Il divided into villa tracts, in the direc.
ton OF the city's growth, iin,. soil; rs acres
IN finest fruits, yielding present income;
adjoining property stiff1y, held az higher
fgures offere only us u whole. Price and
terms will insure immediate profit. BY
RAM Il POINDEXTER, 81 W. First st.
dlO-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
ROW SALE.

VH1onDBUky,s BUSINESS COLLEGE, Is
w South spring st. blt
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WANTED-MasCELLANEOUs :.

xNIANt Eli--s,iME ONE TO TAKE AND
wv car ra fine haby two months old
Apply to MKB. MAL1zEN, So3 eou,h oli, C
street jan1 81
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n OR SALE = TWO-STORY HOUSE, 81
Bunker Hill ave-, $1,000. Box 26, Pas
a1opa dAff
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

u,OA. .s-AA-I- UnI-Al--c1u, kANCH OF
II 1000 acres; plenty of water--ss whole
or in parts. MILLS, CRAWFORD Il FIELD,
IS Court street. dI1tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

LlVk : tLk-6UUSACRk CHOICE RANCH
Il at $50, on railroad, in this county, with
wnter. See Humphrey & Higgins ad IN an
other column. Dec. Him
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

MIANrED-THOBEJ IN NEEp OF HE, z
w tn leave at the southern Cali
fori ia Employment office. Houses rented
b ,sine.s chances sold. 291I South Srri Z
street. room Q. Telephone 755. II"
VNTANTED To EXCHANGE CHI ,ICE
w santa Ana Valley land AM city rrop-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

: BUSINESS UOL EGG, i53
w Sor,'h spring IT IT
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

C,ik SALE-tCk IRON d O'D NNtLi :,
t. Real Estate. We neal only in bargains
business property, houes IN city and conn
try. Spleuuiu opportunities or invesim en-
in town lots Correspondence with asterp
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-17
It III IL
WEDNESDAY, OCT. II, 1883.
A SUGGESTION.

The 9th of November is the date
for the departure OF the S. S. Aus
tralia from San Francisco for Homo
lulu on her next trip. On the same
day the United States will decide
who is to be their next President.
BY the steamer leaving at the usual
to early time she will be to bring the
result. 1t has been suggested that a
large proportion of Honolulu people
would prefer the steamer coming a
few hours or even IL day late with the
news of the election, to her arriving
at the regular time without the
news. We are all more or less in
terested in learning, as soon as pos
sible after the contest has ended,
who it victor-Cleveland or Har-
rison; and for that purpose would
prefer the delay of the steamer. We
understand that as far as the agents
here, Messrs. w. c.. Irwin & Co.,
are concerned there would be no OBJ
lection, and rs Mir. Irwin will leave
for the Coast next Tuesday he may
arrange in San Francisco for the de-
lay of the Australia, as suggested.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-17
THE SAMOAN QUESTION.

A dispatch from Washington Oct.
3D. says. The Samoan question has
reached a point that makes its salts
factory settlement matter of very
great concern to the United States,
and the most careful attention is
now being paid to it by our Govern
ment. President Cleveland has re-
Gently taken hold of the subject,
and there is reason TO believe that
it will soon be laid before the Cabi-
net for consideration. The recent
course of Germany in seiZing and
carrying off the Samoan King and
setting up an insurgeDt in his place
certainly appears to be fragrant vio-
lation of the agreement between that
government and Great Britain and
the United States, that the autonomy
of the Samoan Islands shall not be
disturbed. The Samoans have re
volted against the King set up by
the Germans, and had him and his
party cooped up in the capital. II
is easy TO see that complications
more serious than any that nave
gone before may follow the present
situation, and there is strong feel
ing here that it is time for the
United States to take decisive steps
towards curbing Germany's aggres-
sions. The continued independence
and neutrality of the Samoan ISL
ands, are of high Importance TO the
Government especially, because the
islands lie practically in the track of
all vessels using either of the pro-
jected isthmian canals. Opinion is
divided as to the best course for this
Government to adopt; but from
what can be learned in State Depart
ment circles, movement of some
kind may be expected soon, and it
will not be in the direction of con-
senting to any further aggressive
violations of Germany's agreement.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-17

fatally shot three white men at
Lynchburg, Va, Oct. Sth.
There was collision between the
street-car strikers and the police at
Chicago, Oct. Sth.
Sir Arthur Sullivan's new opera
is entitled "The Yeoman of the
Guard; or, "The Merry Man and
his Maid"
The Catholic Bishop of Limerick
has forbidden the collecting OF mo-
neys at chapels for the Parncll
fund
Mortimer Sackvile-West, first
Baron of Sackville, is dead, aged 6S
years.
A London engineer captain has
been arrested at Portsmouth for
showing an American over the Sc
cret parts of the Spithead forts.
Two corporals in the French
army have been arrested for offering
Lebel rifles and cartridges TO the
Italian Government.
There was an explosion of dyna-
mite in the Registry office, Paris,
Oct. 2, with but slight damage.
There is no clew.
Herr Kraecken, prominent So
cialist Deputy, died at Berlin, Oct.
2nd.
The total number of cases of yel-
low fever at Jacksonville, Florida
up to Oct. 9th was 3209, total
deaths 295.
A great wheat deal has been ir
progress in Chicago. Wheat went
up to over 50 per bushel and solo
Hutchinson" it Is reported has made
over fifteen million dollars. Many
firms have had to go under and {
panic was imminent.
Melville w. Fuller, the new Chic
Justice of the United States wa
formally installed III Office Oct. 9Th
A quarrel at the Republican Com
mittee room in San Francisco re
: suited in the shooting of severa
men. The fight was the result o
contest between the Higgins ant
anti-Higgins Republicans.
The late comedian William War
rem of Boston, Mass, left a $500,
600 estate.
There is 10 abate ment of the sen
sation caused by the publication o
the extracts from the late Empero
Frederick's diary. Bismarck ha
submitted a report, showing the in
accuracies of the reported diary an
asking for the prosecution of tn
journal that gave it publicity.
Careful calculations show that th
decrease of the Cuban sugar crol
owing to the recent cyclone, will nc
be more than 10 per cent. An est
mate made Immediately after th
cyclone placed the loss at lot les
than 20 per cent.
William Labey escaped frol
Auburn Prison Oct. 9th, diggin
= through four feet of solid masonr
composing the roof of his cell, an
saving through the roof proper
: The escape is one of the most |;
: borious and difficult ever accon
plished in Auburn prison.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-17
BY AUTHORITY.
TEND

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,l
Honolulu, Oct. 10, 1888.
Sealed tenders will be received at
the office of the Board of Health
until THURSDAY, October Is, 1888,
at IL O'clock noon, for taking down
five buildings, putting on board
steamer at Honolulu, and re-erecting
same at Kalaupapa, Molokai, as per
plans and specifications on file at the
Office of the Board of Health.
The Board does not bind itself to
accept the lowest or any bid.
w. G.. ASHLEY,
70 81 Secretary.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-17

The st. Petersburg "Svet," in
view OF the influx of Chinese into
Siberia, urges that measures be taken
to regulate their immigration to that
country.
The Moorish Government has re-
fused to comply with Portugal's de-
mand that the Portuguese flag be
saluted in reparation for the insult
to the flag at Port Larache. Portu-
gal threatens TO send man-of-war
to obtain satisfaction.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-17
ELECTION of OFFICERS.
ELECTION of OFFICERS.

A II the annual meeting of the stock
N holders of the Hilea Sugar Co.
held in Honolulu, October 10, 1858, the
following officers were re elected TO
serve during the ensuing year;
w. G. Irwin. .............. President,
John A. Buck. Vice President,
Secretary,
Treasurer,
II. NJ. Whitney, Auditor.
w. NJ. GIFFARD,
70 lw Secretary, III. S. Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-17
TERMS CASH.

Esg- Premises will be open for inspec-
tion on TUESDAY, Oct, 2ard, from
A. NJ. to 3 p. NJ.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
a Recollection.

1t was hell on the left and heaven on the
right-heIl because the "old man" had
thrown Us across Nell's Ford in the morn
ing to try TO check Early's sdvsnce-aDd
We had TO swim back-and heaven because
there on tho right we had proper support
Torrid was faint name for the weather.
blistering was q mid phrase. Pope had
made up his mind TO stamp himself As Q
great general AZ any sacrifice. We got there
but merely TO become merged with the
front line OF those who made that terrible
charge on the railroad embAnkment August
80. 1852. Longstreet has given In hls Ce''-
tury article a faithful account CT that
dreadful charge. Line after line went down
under the rafting guns oftne juoilant con-
federstes aud At night We were Illuminated
by the knowledge ofdeieat. Death had
auadrille that day and few of us seated our
partners. Twenty-six years OF waving grain
and prosperity have gone by since that fatal
lie d and my silyered hair hardly covers my
poll.
am inspired TO write this ss a reminis-
cence, having learned that my old Captain,
Levi Beardsey, has at last obtained the
pension 20 long due. May God bless him. 4"
have read McUieilan's own Story
and Grants Personal Remembrances,
and while giving all need OF praise 10 such
distinguished men cannot help but believ-
ing that the agile ana bronzed captains oil
these days made the smoke curl in peace
from our chimneys during these many
years, and placed the seal of eternal per-
petuity on the door of the republic.
g. r., formerly 24th n. Y. Infantry,
PLAISwELL. Mich, Feb. 81, 1888.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
co. RosssT n Fle4n


as Gee. q rA4N1sa sAt@ ts Asss@s tAs
a4a@xsnsss "a sseasF Go bs-si@sss.
Col RcbsFt Il k.oyd. q Cniesxo. seoas
ne jollisst Coloasl tasl ever vlzltsd tnls
eity, las go0e - fha..as!Rais - sssalas
ths naaazsnsas of tee oasinsss Of II. Y.
HecksF & Co, of this eity. He slA sta
eongiaus a. genera NesteTn m4nsssf
for HeSkss s Co.. .aich Las nsadqosftsFs
IL cnie.zo- Az. Fle55 = gfe4s sssofiis
silh TIE zF0osrs hsfs and . roy 4liF "st-
eeraea a. Ena meetings u toe ASSOCIATION.
shsa - inFariaole Contributes sgzassliDs
Interesting ane amusing u tie pToEfAsntae-
During his rsceat Flslt here hs tod ilt-
tie story - bis nlns~y s4Fsoid soas sharp
nsss he aud tns soy we're stisnaing :
Barty. vhsn al se0iTlnE young LADY asxed
TIE junior Floyd II hs A2ed 70 study and
90 % school.
NJ" replied the boz. i thins Il a
bore"
sBat you q sald stady and grow up to os
= gFsss msn hks youF tstHs, advised the
young LADY.
"On Ps6aw. retortsd the boy. do you
think my gApsss great man! Why. be
don't know hall as much IS you think &c
does
The lady laughed and the Colonel took
his knowing son ey the ear aud led hita
into another room aad gave him piece of
advice as follows
my boy, it's all well enough for you 70
have tnsI Kind OF an 0piniou 0f your father,
bat for Heavens sake don't express II IN
huDlic
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
YestardAx,s Court Record.

CIRcUIT-William J. Phillips VS.. Maria
Lucas and Eovin Bullard. chancery; hear
ing on pleading and proofs in open court;
bill dismissed with costs. John Z. Vincent
vs.. John 5. Fsrr. assumpsit; proceedings
stayed twenty days. Margaretts L. Haynes
ys. Charles A. Robinson. administrator. elc.,
ct. al. chancery, hearing on pleading ana
proofs. decree for complainant. James II.
Brown VS.. Charles A. Robinson. admins
traitor. etc, ct. al. chsncery: hearing on
DIeadings and peoofs; decree for complain
ant.
PRoBATx-Estate OF Almeds G. Robinson
ct ell, minors. order appointing William L..
Drake guardian; bond flied and letters is
sued Estate of Peter Werlich. deceased:
con- missioner's warrant and report fled or
der for payment OF debts. Estate OF Charles
L. powney. minor, petition vi surei es on
guardians bond to be released flied, hearing
March 10. In re. petition OF q. L. & ID. X.
X Company VS.. Robert b. Wooocock ct. al;
order dismissing petition to condemn lands,
etc
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
HER COMPLIMENTS.
Mrs Bos esarxss her Husband With Cruel
ssd Brutal rrsstrnest-

Mrs Bos sssrxss her Husband With Cruel
Asd Brutal rrsstmest.
kornelia Alberdins Bos yesterday made
application TO the Superior Court for a
divorce from her husband Kornelius Bes.
TO whom she Vas married in August. 1883.
She charges In her complaint, which was
drawn by Frank q. Holmes, that about a
year after their marriage kornelius began .
course of cruel treatment toward her. using
indecent, vulgar and proiane Language 10
her. She says that he required her 10 do
the work on the farm and about the stables.
besides her household duties and this was
continued until her health " Is broken down,
and ne stiu Continued TO ABUSE her uni she
was obliged 10 leave him. tie then sent
for her and on her return he assaulted her,
and IN rude manner pushed her into
room Tightening her 90 that she was
obliged 10 call for the assistance OF the
neighbors. She says she could no longer
stand this sort of abuse and on February L
she left him and now resides on Spring ST.,
in this city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
= BOOMING Town.
ALa-, .,Tsus of the Boom wichita. Kan,
Has Had.

Law, ~ Tells of the Boom wiohIt.. Kan,
Has Had.
Robert Martin, q well-known attorney of
Wichiis. Kan. Is in the city settling with
the Grand Rapids man ui2eturers who we're
interested in The failure of Wichita furni-
turs house. In regard to the boom Of Bis
town be said TO reporter "our city has
about 40 90 population. an increase of about
six per cent. in one year. Our growth has
bssn marvellous and our prospects for the
future are as bright as our advancement
has been rapid We are located on the Ar
kansas river in the centre of a splendid
farming eoantry and we already have eight
railroads and mors are coming. Wich-
its is rapidly becoming a g-est dis
tributing point .and at the same
time eonsdors5ls OF manufacturing
city. our merchants sad business men are
energetic and enterprising and never let an
opportunity pass 70 add to the city's inter
ests or to advertise the town We had
considerable Of real estate boom last year
and prices vent way up- The high prices
still bold so far as business property Is con-
cernsd. but the suburban figures have
dropped. Our prosperity was tee good 20
sss and some Of Is overloaded and got
caught but II givsn q change We will pull
through all rlght Last year about 5000
new houses we're erected, and # nething Z
happens. ss many more viii 5e built this
year. Wichita . the wonder OF the West
AID veil worthy visit
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
AT rHE cHuKCHEs TODAY.

Services viii be held in the Free Metho-
dist Hall, on West Bridgs-st., a. tO.So this
morning.
Rev. J. Rice Taylor viii preach in the
morning &C ST Faufs church on God >
Voice To his Ministers. Be Not Afraid y
services viii also 0e neid IN ths afternoon
At the Liberal Holland church Rev. John
r. EnenEer. OF Cbicsgo. Secretary OF the
Western Unitarian Conference. will preach
IN the afternoon, and II Is prOpused to have
a meeting OF the Trustees Of The First Unit
txisn church At the close Of the service.
Rev. William Hoffman Will preach in the
aftsrnoon at the soldiers Home
Raw. CAMPBELL Fair will preach on
-Churchmanshio." az the morning service
IN St. MARKS church
Rev. n. p. wslton will preach on Son
ship and Wsrfsrs." az the morning service
IN The First Presbyterian church.
Ell. stafford sill speak on Everlasting
Life" a. The Y. N. g. A. this afternoon.
Th.Y w. CT. L. will hold q gospel
s.mpsrance msefinx ~ W. {. I. q. nail az
40 this afternoon. Rev. George Nhitvortn
rill address the mssting.
Public services viii os held At p. N. By
tha New and Lattsr House of Isrsel Al 40
Csnsl-st. SGbjects Who Is tie Son Of
Msn'"
as the Unirersalist church Rev. Charles
Fiuhrsr wili ,sks for bis morning subject.
sRe.ixion and intellectual Progress. Ia
IN. svsniax Giles B. Stebolas. OF Detroit.
Ill lecture on Evolution. as an Aid 70
Religious Life
K.v DR.. Knapp will preach from the
subiect 'sSocisi Evils Divorce. and Other
Respectable SINS At Grace church IN the
evening.
AZ the south Congregational church Rev
Ben. r Sargent will diseourse on "Whsi
lack Set.' AZ the morning service. snd
The Rich Fool IN the evening.
Rev. p. Cronk. pastor Of The Fast Street
M e church. vii presch m the mornins
iron, ths subject. Memorial Deeds and IN
tbe evening on Standing Guard Over ths
Heart
Tbs Bow in the Clouds' viii - th'
morning subject Of Rev. 2. q. Robertson a
tns Wealthy Avsnus Baptist church. H
-iii preach in tie evening on Our A.
thoritY.f
Rev. Kerr =. Upper viii prssch II th'
morning 81 fhs Fountain Street hsrtis
rhnrch on Christian Jniou. Res snd Tn
res" AZ after meeting vii b 1eld IN ia
iectnrs roouu a. ths close Of ths evening
service.
AZ he D5visi.n Street n e. church Rev
y crshsm vtl preach IN the morning o.
Observing ne Saebsth. and n she even
fnn On "Ffoftsbleness Of Rel zion
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

Weston B. WestherIy. notice Of whose
death at Los Angeles sppearsd IN this
psper yesterday. vas az engineer ard ~ss
$ year Of age He had bat recently re-
turned to Los Angeles from Mexico His
friends here bad recsived no intimsaon of
his being sick untii telegram wss re-
ceived Oh Thursday sunouncing his death
Since then. however. = iettsr written two
dsgs before bis death hss oern received
from the Sisters a. the hospital IN los
Aaxsles st which be died. The aftsr
stated thst he had an stack sf pnsomonis
bar rs recovery vss hoped for Th. body
Wa smhalInes and = nov on tbs way 70
tbs city. The deceased vss scn of "
~. WssfhefiF. and brotEer ". g. Wessh-
sriV. Ms. A G. Share. and Ms. g 2.
Sch~srtE He Asi Travelled rery extensive
lg sna had secusuu laied q consid-rabie col
t,srtian of surT - ties
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

rhs lecturs - "a givea By Hon. 2. \.
Bruce. sx Register nf the Tr-ssurY, on The
Pac- Problem sEEht "a cs0 ont large
sndispss. Mr.. Rr7oe . an shis aud schoi-
.-sv nan ard it.sshed orstor. and 10 one
n his country. rrohseiy = Better duaiifed
Il, sr.ssk rran this barficuisr susiecI-
Ia references to Ar. Bruce sx-Cenzrs<sussn
rnlis. HonSeraan writes ss follows I an
rrrasnaiiv scousinted with Hen. 3 x
srrcp. and wiIl say nat lsis a. sieQGeng
a-.fer. /. o@rfecf gsnfisuisn ard rip~ .choisr
sd ssrcersiv bore ihst ne citizens ~
Grand Rapids MI not niiss ne ocpC unity
~ he~rinz hi. ussferis iecfGrs an ras
Rsrs P7,nlsu,. . aussfi0n - Vita imp0rt-
sace e. Anler-cs toliav.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

r. - EtHcr - re Txr ssesx-Hxssrr
Ia gour report sf Mr.. Gonapers address
ss ne Eorkinzmsrs whIsa vas aeiiversi ss
The Wondeflana tsestrs 81 Tharsisy ever
ing la-t taas gentleman = rs6e 20 a.
-~xi1 IN ergsnizsnoa psys h~Efer tbsa
skili IN lseor
- T. sarh = - tescbsnes from thoss ~.e
sssn<ue - ~ tee sspecisl f-i-nis s1c cosoa-
c7sre % acor shat the irae PURPOSES g.
srgs1'zsf1cn ara 3efssss3 sci positive "a
jury ~ tae iscorinz nsn = eosr
Ise eccfrlas = net o1iy 8ot tr1e a. q :
ts'ae oas = never czn oe. snd I for s1s -
rnsnecasoie nsrer-axs asa~~s.x.x
4 - -. "a lseA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
Kindly Ramembared.

r. c. Jsquith, who has been foreman in
the Nelson e. Matter factory for some time,
will leave shortly to take the management
OF furniture faakory at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Yesterday noon1he employees of the factory
presented him with an elegant gold watch
as q token OF their esteem for him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

Jssslp Whitehead. the gzstrouounlc writer,
SAYS the iufallible rule 20 Su0v when ffied
POTATOES are done u this. s ben firFt thrown
into tbe Fat they slnk. WHEN done they ~
aad feat Aftsr fhst Sc is only qllss- lon 4
color vhen they should be taken o1t Fl Bosto1
E~11rnf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

Mcssrs Ichnson sod Nimmcex. fIrpiturs
dealers ~ les AnEeios. Cal. h-vs heeu =
- rstv for seversl ssvs. rlscinx lsrxe
,r.sp~s 18th ~ 1oesl manufacturers. Ihev
~-p.-rt fhsf ever 80 new aouses re-e
s~-rfpri - Ice Anxrios ass seeSon, srd ne
s1rnitnrs 5osiness = erioying . Gecided
esesns
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

This frua hss bad slr.siy excellent sac-
r-ss sace thew commenced. several
krsnica 4 Bach risnos weTs recs I'D hy
them during ~ Eeex All soia inszns5i-
stelv after tasir arrival a e1er - assze
room for iarxe stoex uhich 81 srFlgs
rerf vees. thsg rev oder a. fheir organs
a. go faa1 cost If voa Vaot . azrxeia
cal e oace sr1 investizs1s- Eeneua h-sr
Fri~3rick 4 Eav Il Fssrl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

AZ viii % noticed n our advertising col
umBs. the frm OF Snriser, Wsstbsriy 4 Co.
bas been Dissolved, Warren g Weathsrly
and Frank r. Pulte, former sssocistes be
ing the successors. We earn that Captain
Shrivsr's ritadraval hiss been for toe par
pose of engaging in the manufacture aud
Introduction Of DIS com oiBstOa heating
apparatus and tabular b0t sir furnace, for
whlch be hss iatsly secured valuable pat
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

Turkish and Russian baths. corner Mon
roe and Ionis-sts. Open .. N. I'LL D m
SATURDAY closs At II 30 p. M. and sunday
at noon. Wednesday aRd Friday foreHoons
reserved exclusively for ladies.
NJ s. IA ABoURsLIER Prop.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

rssc ss1er .zT .saeVr ~Ira recr -orn
snaiafs o. irgrowog sssss 49, csii e. eeos
ca ~ 3 EseoEr<seT. e. hs farsisa Esth
Hoa-t corner Ao1roe s11 o1sz-sts- sDd
hevs toen rs9aT<1 wfRGus psa 4 tress
ibs So = g<zsgsl isE &<a, eSzsn A5d
-azsa-sn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

TIE pausrs q C4ns6siajsra are ccn-laia-
ine that rasnv lsi5-s tssf r. - rserforraancas
of ses Fssor rarzreis tfoune wear re~r larrs
hsfs waIeh rrrver.t tasss sltelnE behiri ZEN
from - a rhst Is gong cE ~ tAs rag
Chicag1 Tin-es
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

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be sold for 81 so at the
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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

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