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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-05-03
Pe1i1ion ter Pardon

CHICAGO, May IA petition to Gov
ernor Oglesby, for the pardon of the
anarchists, Fielden, Schwab and Neebe,
has been circulating for the last four
days among the socialists, anarchists
and radical laborites of this city. 1t is
said to have received thousands of sig
natures. 1t is intended to submit it
The text of this petition is almost
word for word the same which was cir
culated few days before the execu-
tion of Spies, Fischer, Parsons and
Engel. The thing has been very quiz
city done and nobody has been ap-
preached with the document not be-
lieved to be thoroughly in accord with
radical principles, as it was feared that
a premature publication of the facts
might somehow injure the cause.
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Nuremberg shook the children from
him and hurriedly ran into the bed
room. Here he hastily opened tool
chest and the next instant reappeared
with a Misunderstanding croWbar,
about three feet long. The eldest girl,
Eleanor, threw her arms about her
fathers neck, Don't kill her; don t
kill her." pleaded the little one in her
frenzy, jumping up and showering kiss
es upon the brute. Nuremberg struck
the child and threw her into corner
of the room. Then bending over his
wife he yelled that he would give her
something to cry help for, and raising
the crowbar brought it down with all
his force, the point SCATTERING her skull
and laying bare the brain. Nuremberg
Immediately seemed to realize the enor-
nifty of his crime. After pleading with
the children not to tell who did 1T he
took his savings from hiding place
and fed. The children spent some
time vainly trying to resuscitate their
step-mOther and then called the neigh
bors. Surgeons were summoned and
declared Mrs. Muehlberg's injuries ia
tai. The police have as yet been una
BILE to find the murderer. Two years
ago Nuremberg attempted an assault on
the same child and mercilessly beat his
wife for interfering. He was arrested
but never punished, as the wife refused
to appear against him.
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whisky Cases Continued,

CINCINNATI, May 1.-When the cases
of the saloon keepers charged with vio-
lating the Sunday closing law were
called this morning in the police court,
Judge Wilson, who represents some of
the defendants, stated that ne desired
to enter a plea in abatement on the
ground that the law was not operative,
not having been legally enacted. In
order to allow time to present proof of
this assertion the cases were continued
until Friday. Meanwhile the journals
of the state and house Of representa-
tiyes will be examined.
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Drained with a Hammer.

CHICAGO, May 1.-William Wilmer,
who has been out of work and drink
ing heavily, on a refusal last night of
his wife to furnish him money to use
in buying liquor, he crept up to her
bedside where she was sleeping and
dealt her blow on the head with a
hammer. Before help arrived he
threw her to the floor and inflicted
several more blows. He then ran into
a back room and slashed himself across
the abdomen with razor, and fell to
the floor. When the officers arrived
both husband wife were apparently
near death. They were removed to
the county hospital. 1t is believed
that the injuries to both will be fatal.
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Repubiican county Convention.

HAYS CITY, KS, April 30.-The re-
publican county convention Of Ellis
county elected delegates to-day. Res
olutions were passed favoring Ingalls,
for president, Turner for congress, III.
p. Wilson, for senator.
lola, KS, April 30.-At the repub-
lican convention held here to-day, del
egates were elected to the Fort Scott
and Wichita and Wyandotte conven-
tiOns. The delegates for Fort Scott
are for Funston; others are uninstruct-
ed. Resolutions were adopted endors-
ing Funston and complimentary to
ingalls, and Plumb, after which the
following was proposed and adopted
with three cheers:
Expressing unbounded confidence in
he courage, brain and sharp tongue OF
our senior senator, we hereby congrat-
ulate him upon the complete and
scathing rejoinder to the senator from
Indiana, which he win make to-mor-
row when he submits few remarks
upon motion to refer the presidents
message; and with confidence that has
never been misplaced endorse his sen.
timanta in advanced
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MnrrihIa NlnrAer

ST.. LOUIS, April ga horrible and
brutal murder was committed at Hot
Springs, Arkansas, this morning. Two
Germans named Cline and Clausen
were rooming together in a cheap
lodging house, and the latter was muir
dered by his roommate for his money,
only $50. The weapons used were a
large knife and ak. The victim was
killed while asleep, and his skull was
crushed in and his head nearly severed
from his body. The murderer is now
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Closlng the GroRReries.

PITTsBURa, May AT u o'clock
last night the Brooks liquor law went
into practical operation and 5O2 sa-
looms out of 727 in the city closed up,
probably never to be reopened. A
large number of saloon keepers who
were refused a license have decided to
quit business, but a respectable minor
ity will hold over for year, with the
hope of getting a Incense next year
In Allegheny county there were /, 55l
applications for licenses, but only ass
were granted.
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Judge CooIev ImDruvine.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2s.-
Judge Cooley had sharp attack of
on Thursday, preceded by
a chill brought on by exposure, the
extent of which he was not aware of.
He had very bad night that night,
but by unfailing care and attention by
noon of Friday the disease was checked
in its worst symptoms, and he has been
gaining ever since. Mrs. Cooley ar
rived last night.
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ness portion of the city at five O'Clock
still raging. One block of stores has
already been wiped out. There is no
regularly organized fire department,
but the male portion of the inhabit-
ants have turned out and are fighting
the flames
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Hanged by Mob.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 1.-Henry Pope,
colored, was hanged by a mob at mid
night from the court house veranda in
Summerville. He was to have been
hanged on Wednesday, but on news of
his respite by the governor the people
of the county lynched him. He had
been convicted of rape
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CINCINNATI, April SO.-Maddened by
the action of his wife in persisting in
remaining away from home and ca
rousing in the place of a business ri
val, Jacob Sinser. the proprietor of a
saloon on the MadisonYille pike, at Lo-
Gust street, at midnight, blew out his
brains with a shotgun, dying almost
INSTANTLY
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OAKLAND, H., April SO.-Two girls
named Stokes and Williams were
drowned in pond near Tilson yester-
day. While they were wading in the
water they fell into an old stock well
unknown to them and lost their lives.
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Three Peraonn drowned.

DETROIT, April 3O.-Thomas Jar
dine and a. companion crossed from
Windsor in a small boat yesterday and
report that they saw boat capsized in
a sudden squall short distance from
Belle Isle and got to the bottom with
three persons who were occupying it,
Jardine and companion had hard
struggle to save their own boat from
WamninQ
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a Conflict Between Police and Con

ALEXANDRIA, April 3O.-A desper-
ate conflict took place yesterday at a
mosque in Damenhour, near this city.
A number of escaped prisonrrs had
taken refuge in the mosque and
refused to surrender to the po-
lice who had surrounded the building.
in the fight that ensued, fifteen con-
victs were killed and two wounded.
The police lost four men killed and
xuOunAad
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Steel wills WALL shut nDOUvn

ST. LOUIS, Apl. 2s-The Vulcan steel
mills will close down in July, throwing
several hundred men out of employ
ment. This is regarded as the result
of an over production of steel, the de-
cline in prices and the scarcity of the
right kind of ore in the market.
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nan Into a Hand-Car.

ELKo, Nevada, May IA loco
motive ran into hand-car eighteen
miles east of EIko last night. Two
section men were killed and three
seriously wounded. The engine ran
into the car while turning a curve.
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serestor anal PowderIv.

LITTLE Rock, May 1.-The Union
Labor state convention this morning,
instructed delegates to the national
convention to vote for J. A. Streator of
Illinois for president, and T. V. Powd-
erly for vice president
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JUNCTION CITY, April 2S.-Chas. N.
Gray suicided this afternoon by jump
ing off bridge into the Smokey Iill
river.
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KEITHsBURe, H., May IA fire
started here in the center of the bust
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s14 suits for 81.
sl2 suits for s.,
SO suits for S..
50 suits for 81.
Just half price at j. ID. Gibson's. These
prices will make them move. Come
early.
Buy your flour cheap for cash of J.
w. Lesh at the Henning building.
I'D. Gibson carries the largest line
of ladies' and misses fine shoes in the
CITY. Prices as low as can be had of
any house in Lyon county.
Wanted,!l-500 dozens of eggs and
900 pounds of butter at Tressler 81
LoWry's.
One csat Carriage Paints in quarts
mixed at Bonds.
AMERIcUs. May 1.-The May party
gathered at the residence Of DIR. L. A.
| Wright at the appointed hour, in ac-
| cordance with the invitations sent out
| some days ago by Misses frankie and
| Kittie Wright. Amid song and music
the little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
was crowned Queen of May" When
/ the children formed in line with f. ID.
/ 10y as captain and marched around
/ the lawn and were halted while
Mrs. Wright with the little queen
walked down the lines and the children
took of their hats and otherwise sa-
luted their queen. when all were seated
and refreshments were served to one
hundred and fifty children and forty
eight grown people, Rev. Rankin re-
turning thanks before the refreshments
were served and Rev. Scott afterwards.
The children were again formed in line
and marched, singing songs with
which they were familiar until time tC
dispense. Everyone seemed TO enjoy
the FIRST Of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. White were tbs
recipients of nice, new girl baby Apri
; 3Oth.
Josiah Glass was in the city yester
day. He is a relative of Mrs. F. v
Kits. BURLow.
Go to George waite's for your roses
I verbenas; petunias, pansies and
j great variety of other plants, corner O
Y South avenue and East street,
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Go to George Waite's for your roses,
verbenas; petunias, pansies and a
great variety of other plants, corner of
South avenue and East street,
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PATENTS !!

Patents, Caveats and Trade Marks procured,
Rejected Applications revived and prose
cuted All business before the United States
Patent Office promptly attended to for mod
crate fees, and no charge made unless patent
is secured. Send for s.INVENTORS GUIDE
FRANKLIN H. HOUGH,
Washington. n q.
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If you want cabbage, tomato, sweet
potato, pepper or flower plants, 60 to
George Waite's, corner South avenue
and East street.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-05-03

WASTED-Au kinds OF sewing machines to
repair. by man who understands his bust.
ness Call on or address the Emporia Hard
were Co, or w. II. Suppe, their agent.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-05-03

Sunday was cold one. It won't do
the chinchbugs any good. BURLow.
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For SALE OR RENr-SeveraI good SECOND
hand sewing machines. Will sell cheap on
monthly payments. Call on address En-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-05-03

Our readers win favor Us BY CALI
ing The attention of neighbora 10 the
WlEKLY News. We ask each Of
our friends to endeavor to send US
40 least one new subscriber during
tia coming month.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-05-03

LOST Or STRAYED-Dark bay two-year-oIa
colt. Liberal reward IL left with r. W Jere-
my, 514 Market, or at fire department.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-05-03

Buy your fresh meat and bologna of
Bircket s. White at the old, reliable
city meat market, Americas.
Bran, corn, shorts and feed on hand
at the Henning building.
J. w. LEsH.
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Garden seeds in bulk at Tressler 4
Lowry's.
Buy your paints at Bonds.
German Millett seed at Tressler &
Lowry's.
at the old Henning stand l will sell
flour right down to bottom prices for
cash during the present hard times.
l. w TESH
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31

Memorial lAy vss appropriately observed
a. the Soldiers Home, and great numbers
Il citizens vent ont there % hear The al
dress of capt. 9. W Watkins. The saarrss
vas an excellent one, eifh the exception of
tbe fact that Captain Watkins allowed his
political pTejudlcss % tempt him into utter
ances that you'd have had mere eject At
some other time AMI plsc.. sid he
TIE Grand Army Of the Republic ssksd
Congress % pass 8 lsw granting inhrm.
needy ard deserving soldiers So Per month.
It vas b almost uasnino1s demand ef TIE
cid soiiiers thronzhoat the country snd r.
celvsd TIE enforcement cf the Sstior Al
EresmfrasBt The eli hss p.sssd the sen
ste sinaosf sxscfly ss they proposed, hst IN
The House 6oaiasted ard controlled ~
tie me1 yen fouzht TIE ncss1-s Ian
Fnishes. srd viii PRECISELY bs snlenSrd -
ss - Re Of ~ 4slus, g. ~etoei. rate fscfs.
sne ct The responsibility rext where u BE-
l7ngs- I seesk earnestly upcn fh.s nnstter.
hecsuse I vss q soidier myself ard The
rneEt hunil.sfine spectacle e tie age - nv
nind = he fscf tasf the-s a todsy any
vssrs under ~ eanopv ~ erod el1e skF
- tsis -cnan3ns 6eSicsted - frseso~a
ovsr rhfcs~ prous1v eca-s The Sssrs snd
Strsp-s. a. cd scl6ier IN - slsns houses oi
- snd Think ~ IS NJ t}ec ran
who fsuxht fsr re = 40 snd free1o-a sIIo-ss
- - % fse pcay hc1sel = e an ortrsxs
fnst s-,r nza ~h3 help-s - ssve tbs great
rafssr shoalf 80 soon - fsrscstss snt an
ers~ssk + sAauss srfaQ tne Nasa of
sksuse =, the t-s~ q svsTv Awe~aseu ef<t-
rsr. cSxea* Gc7 mcn whc rzda prnS1ers "
nsss7kss nn- - froea wsak ard ~
tbs fse-@runs@rt e o1rs soes nsss sno~
WAT se 50 wifA ~ szrptas
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31
Real Estate--Countrv

EOR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 3is
X acres, with frame house, one mile end a
quarter from Hall-st. Apply at Mrs. j. u. Walk
eTg II South Division-st. 124tf
TOR sALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FORClTi
real estate, forty acres, thiIty-hve improved;
two barns; twenty eight miles north on Grand
Rapids d Indians K. R.: one nile from fierso1
village. bargain II sold at once. Enquire OF
III. l.. Swift. So south Lafayeite-st. 97ti
TOR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
4 property. farm OF 300 acres nearly all i'm
proved, IL Ottawa county, near Jeunisonyilie.
nine miles fTom Grand Rapids. Address Farmer,
box 5, care this Office. li5ti
nor sALE-TGE FAaM BELONGING. TO
the estate ofthe late Daniel Schrmerhorn,
one mile west Of the cisy, fronting Bradgeet 1t
is fine dairy farm, or for fruit raising aud gar
dening May he sold in from ten TO thirty acre
lots. Apply TO DR.. Wniiworth. administrator, ls2
Fourth at. Grand Rapids, Mich. l02ti
NOR sALE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS
Il good farms and city property for ssle cheap
also money 10 loan. Call AZ Lovett block, Canal
ST.. opposite Sweets Hotel. A X. Antisdel. AT
I,OR SALr--GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE Al
L Byron Centre good hotel ard bar con
nected and good reasons for wanting 10 sell. Ad
dress Mrs Mary Adrion, Byron Centre. Mich. Alt
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31
BnAcE UP.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
il poor. you are bothered with headache.
you are fldgety. nervous, AMI generally out
Of sorts. and want TO brsce up. Brace up,
but not with stimulsnss, spring medicines.
or bitters. which have for their basis very
cheap. bad whisky. and which stimulate
y0u for an hour. and then leave you in
worse condition than before. What you
want is an Alternative that will purify your
blood. start healthy action Of liver and kid
news, restore your vitality. and give you re-
nsved health aud strength such medi-
cine ron viii fnd Ia Electric Bittsrs, and
only 30 csnts bottle ct Peck''s Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31

Probsbly No one thing has caussd such .
general revivsl of trade 1T Peck Bros Drug
store ss their giving awsy o. taeir customers
ef so many ire trial hotties Of Dr. Kings
New discovery for Consumption Their
trads i simply enormous in this very vala-
she srticle from ths fact Inst Is elusys
cures and never dissppoints. Coughs, Coils.
Asthns Bscnchis.s. Croup. sad sll throat
and lung diseases quick ? esfrsd. Y0a can
test Z before buying - setting q triai bot
tle. 10 cents large size 81. Every bottle
uar~s7fa.f
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31

We keep constantly on hand complets
stock Of medium and fine furniture which
We sell ss cheap ~ tie cheapest, and hav-
ing the exclusive sale OF tbs WsIch Folding
Bed and Heaps Earth Closets, we can offer
you special Inducements in our specially
line. Call at our establishment, convince
yourself aud take one of our great bargains
home with you. Crockett & Hoppins. re-
liable furniture dealers, IL Canal and 40
West Lsonari-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31

M r " Rogers. of San Ansonio. Tex.
vii make his headquarters N Grand
kscids fer the Summer. 6urfax y. ich
tine be vii ccrtrtcr fsr aud esffvsr
b. snv ssock 6esisr IN tse ssafe af
Aichigsn o. ssiainins stars. sny eisss ard
1nsBfirY ef y esfe~1 steck s1ch 80 6iiee
niares. mrIrS horses. snd uneTpr1sd vssr-
rrrz Parties DESIRING Srch ssocz csn1ot
passialy 20 5etter tan NJ eaiii7x Or ~
DRESSING NJ Rogers cxre Rriexe Street
Houss. tsrsnd RaDs3s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31

suffer dizziness. indigestion. Inflammation
Of the eyes. headache. lsssitude, inability
10 perform mental work and indisposition
for bodily labor. and annoy and disgust
your friends and scqusintancss with your
nasal twang aud offensive breath and con
slant efforts 10 clean your nose and throat
when DR.. Sage's ''Catarrh Remedy will
promptly relieve you of discomfort and
suffering. and your friends OF the disgust,
ing and needless inhictions Of your loath
scms disease2
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31

Tnni Elxfher nesice tts Fra sia<a-ssv trzfn
sH ksinona eiii ieave lhe Essf stress sfation
~ g. a. A. n. sad the at tran - to city
~ eaSe tAe AXE a. 2 ~ n ffss everi. 2
This schesi8is wi ss observed urfsi IN June
Eas7 3re announcement vi - nz5e n
tae chsu<s. fr~sas vi arrive ssd dcrsr'
pFurnrtiv CO tae. b1t - 80 wsIs he wsif
II crfe s1a hslf naiauzcs ~ ne s~sfEh .,
anncnmcsn,ent skseh osz~<nz~sS ars r.
ansekea q reNer nef.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31

The Prohibition State Convention to
nominste state officers and Presidential
electors has been called TO bs held in De-
troit commencing at p. m. June %. The
ratio OF representation is eight from each
representative district. The State COM
mittee recommends that county coDven-
lions TO elect delegates be called At once ar d
that county nominations be made AZ later
c0nvautfnns
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31

Ths best ssive in the World for Cuts
Bruises. seres Ulcers, Sals Rhenfa, Fever
Sores letter Chspped Hands. Chisbsa 80
C0rns snd eli SklB EruFficns. snd Dosi-
lively cures Piles. or 10 ps7 required. It
i guaranteed 70 give rsrfscf satisfaction. or
nsen~v refunded. Price IS cents psr box.
For sale bv Feek Brcs.. corner Monroe and
f,f~t<s.,r, Asts
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31
A FAxILY GArHEarxa.

Have you fstherg Have yon mother
Have you = son or daughter sister or
a brother who has not yet taken Ksmp's
S4rsaparilIs for the Throat and Lungs, the
guaranteed remedy for the cure Of Coughs.
Colds. Asthma. Group and al Throat ard
Lung troubles, If -. why? when sample
bottle IS gladly given 10 you free by ". x.
Tibbs. Druggist and the large size costs
oniv SEC aud Sf0O
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31

q ssrms thsz shs E,zrsisAlDxs ~ tss nsv
Cav Hal - Gr2nd ksv.as ds as P.esss
~. Bzxzss. tA< ss1<o< e - o<111 kat<8s
Izi zesxs- ExzALn. Il vii vrss<elY es
tern doxl HSs s1d rse1ilt ana rsinsnLsAs1
ca more ssthse;e pl1ns. bstFee Ess'.s'y
<esxzsz&
No. ss1tlsnsn. he baildinz VII not -
torn do~s. for II Is by loax odts tns
handsomsss and noss perfect N sssEs
vsy u ssy building IA Nishissn II
vii hossvsr. vifhoas question, - fur
nishsd IN . more sppFopus<s II not mere
esshstic style than il Is now - sooa ~
Ihs people xsnsrslly tsss sn ep2or-
tanity to sss Il. When that time comes
II Tia Journal ssats the farnisars sos
In eur building 10 rsflrnish the Dstroi'
City Hal. Grand RApi6s sin slsdly send
il there free Of charge. Il sill Be much
mors sppropriafs ia Dstroit-it was de-
sighed sad planned b. . Detroit arehi-
t<et.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31
Bmsfnes- Personals.

WA AETED-EVEKYB TO KNOW THAT
w We viii furnish chairs and tables on short
notice for parties Of any kind. Walkers Fur
ffoufs hloQk 16ff
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31

LIST OF These msst Prominently Sold
Tee follosing are the names Of some Of
the baking powders published oy the public
authorities as being made from alum:
Silver s:ar, Davis 20. X"
Forrest Cisy, A. &P.
One spoon, HsBkle.
Patspsco. Ne Plus Ultra,
Empire, Cant Be Beat.
Cote Eureka.
Veteran. International.
Cooks Fsvorits. Puritan.
sun Flower. Albany Fsvorite,
Jersey, Golden Sheaf,
Buckeye, Burnett's Perfect.
PeeFlssa State.
Crown. Silver King.
Wheeier'i Welcome
Carleton, old Colony,
Gem, Crystal.
Scioto. Centennial,
Zipps Grape Crystal. Gem,
Geo. Washington, Windsor,
Fleur De Lis. Sovereign,
Feather Weight Daisy.
There are doubtless many other brands Of
alum baking powder besides those so far
examined And named BY the authorities
Most of The baking powders sold in bulk. by
weight. and ali sold with a gift or present,
are said TO be of this description.
Prof II. A. Mott. United States Govern.
msnt Chemist says: In ny opinion the
use OF alum as q constituent OF a baking
powder should be prohibited by law
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31

Ihsdslfsresee betwe<s ske uay n which
aaewspscer nsn ceielsrstee hoiidsy ard
IRE usy arr stAer nsn celebrates. r. thss
ths ether sellov taxes = rrst and tie
newspaper msn works harder han he
aces On ether daTa
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31
For Renf--Busfness Places.

no RENT - A LARGE LIGHT ROOM FOR
L Light manufacturing steady power, al No. {
Fesrl-si. Enquire OF c. B. Judd or IL L. ThwinC.
gltf
DOR T-ONE-HALF OF TIE STORE
+ No. q csnalTt. For particulars enquire OF
G.. A. Berwin. l34ti
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31

IL "a gratifying 20 know tia. oar neigh
bors appreciate a. properly. The Mus
ksgOn Chronicle says: "Grand Rapids
u . beautiful, sntsrprising. great and
growing city. bigger. brighter and more
massive than Muskegon."
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-31

The ludricoas features q the political
campaign are cropping our. "Widos
McGUsIS pig" appsars In the New York
Custom House IS the exponent OF civil
ssrsics. where political assessments are
prohibited, bnt rattle sicksts are subsfi-
sassd and eagerly soaght among en-
plofes.