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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-07
| DIR. PTERCE'S
Fav0rite Prescription
8 ths result Of this vast experience.

u il . powerful Restorative Tonic and
I0rvine. 1rpar.s vigor and strength to the sys-
1em, and cures, as il BY magic, Lcuccyrhea, or
whites" excessive flowing, painful
mengtruation, unnatural surpfessicns,
prolapsus or falling Of ire uterus
rearing down sersa atoms, CHI onic con.
EeStton, Inflammation and liberation Of
The womb, inflammation, pain and IN.
derress IN cyertes,. internal heat, and
"fema1s weakness"
Il promptly relieves and cures Nausea, and
Weakness OF the Stomach, Indigestion,
Hoa ting, Nervous PTc-1-G--on, AID Sleep
lessress, II C. >Eex Sc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-07

Alta special meeting OF the Board OF County
Commissioners held this inst. the following
oder was made, and duly entered OF record:
Il appearing to this Board that The size OF
the Ballots as ordered TO be printed for the
coming General Election, viz: Ten inches long
and four and one-haf inches wide, is not
OF sufficient size TO admit of al that is neces
sary to be pr nted thereon, that tie order
heretofore made on the lss day of October. A.
D., 1858, in regard to the size of the Balio.s
be. aud the same is hereby amended, so as to
read Fourteen inches long by four and one
haif inche wide. By order Of the Board.
VII. ny. DOANE, Clerk.
Tated Oct. so, 1883.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-07
| nlsElsEs Of
HuUEn.

forled large experience in ada.,:ilg remedies for
their cure, and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-07
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS.

| PLATFORM & sEsULErIOXSs.
| WHEREAS, The perpetuation OF Re-
publican doctrines and principles has
| made Ormsby the banner Republican
! county of the State for twenty years;
Resolved: = That this Conventio n
hereby declares it's unfaltering aIiegi-
ance 10 the platform of the National
and State Repub lean Conventions,
and to the leading Republican doc
trines of FRO ectinn 10 American labor,
the eX lusion OF Chinese and European
pauper labor, and the unlimited coin
age of silver.
Resolved: That we commend the
vigorous action OF Senator stewart to
secure a Government appropriation for
the purpose of establishing reservoir
sites and segregating irrigahle public
lands; AM we favt.r reasonable we'll di-
rected state Legislation on the subject
of water storage and its Il iIIzaiion.
Resolved tina. the Legislative nom.
in es are hereby pledged to support all
reasonable measures DIT the next session
OF the Legislature, tendiag 10 promote
the interest of irrigation.
Resolv d:-That we r fer with pride
TO our able, loyal Congressional deIega
ton. and heartily thank each for his
Jealous conscientious representation
OF our states requirements.
Resolved: THAT we demand of our
Legislative candidate the closest econ
omy IN ali matters relating to expendi-
ture of State and County moneys, and
that eacn an every nominee of this
Conven ton pieNse> 5ims"if to give his
u Ipport to the whole ticket,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-07


The we'l-known optician of 1o7 II. Fourth st.,
(rlrder Pla' ter's Housed St. Louis, has appoint
cd ". Il. ChedIc, OF G rson City, New.
a. Agent for his Celebrated Diamond Spec
tacles and Eyeglasses, and also for his Diamond
Nom lsngeabie SIP ctacles and Eyeglasses.
These Classes are the greatest inv entien ever
made in spectacles. By proper construction
Of the Lie 9, person pur hasing pair of these
Mont hangai lie Glasses never has to change
tn Sc {. asses from the eyes, and every pair puf-
chased are guaranteed, so that il they ever
leave the eyes tho matter how rusted or scratch
ed Lenses are) they will furnish the party
with new pair OF glasses free Of charge. w.
II. Chedic has full assortm mt and invites all
who wish to satisfy .heinsclver Of the great SUI
periority OF these glasses OVER any and all
others now in use, to call and examine the
ssmeat w. H. Chedic'a.
Druy gist and Optician.
Carson City, New. No Peddlcrs sup.
piled. oct11 On
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-07

| ORMSBY COUNTY
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
ELECTION:
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1855
For State Senator,
EVAN WILLIAMS.
For Assemblymen,
TRENMOR COFFIN,
GEORGE C. THAXTER,
GEORGE A. TYRRELL.
For Sheriff,
JOHN S. ULLRICK.
For District Attorney.
JAMES d. TORREYSON.
For County Clerk.
VIM. HY. DOANE.
For Recorder,
A. NJ. McCABE.
For Treasurer,
JACOB TOBRINER.
For Public Administrator.
CHARLES w. FRIEND.
For Count. Commissioner Gong term)
j. II. MARTIN.
For County Commissioner (short term)
CHARLES E. BRAY.
Carson Township Officers.
For Justice of the Peace.
w. A. HAWTHORNE.
For Constable,
L. STERN.
For School Trustee Dong term),
D. LINCOLN.
For School Trustee (short term).
w. L. HANFORD.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

-iEs T1s isaz szd q an Fflzss. gel5
l. A " f1a as a. sU &s1zA
III o1ail1 eeEe gave so2S lAors - Ais
tk2cy rlalnk az &4lsAc11x ~Aich go sAs
~sG1sT sG1 s1alEslS1 ~ tss crosa he
ass PEosss.y tn< sssg ooas1e. VI "a -sssl
~ az sss<l& ss % he Northwest
lac ess u2iAs ssost tas erasslssk sssot "
tns ess sss salssas ga t6fss os2psl2ters
L.usoEt 0zsorns sud hsia fAs rae sss
70 Ds esnlssl5a - foiie~s EAcb bat - lie
vss tsllisc. rs Efsg sasE eEosslns las lins
AZ thrss cTsaitsA sas seeeEe t~e az sAs
lsslsr oEs ue1il. tie msp tetuss tas E2oss
cTse1ts oslas tEs sinner. Tbs Uaa eto
sea tas last lsp Wa sires "a crssits
EGa s9n tss nrst slI ape sE1 va t1~D
pzsse1 81 OsDofa va ~oE kbs otbsf ioaF.
fnis nlads tie TOO us with twenty 81 "a
golots sSca ~hiis Lxnoug va Ia eskia q
IA lie efoskea ths Lac ga ths issl .sp .
"salsfl coy decssc iTea tie fssos II tfsat
u ala -kss,. and 10 trying q avoid ooi-
laos &c wss tkHose - tae tr.ck striking
heavily On hls breast Ia was carried ffon
tie lrsck aud sxs2iDsd by physieasD,
sbsn it ~ss fo1ne that be vas act serious ,
haft snd - pas so0u IN the Judges ssABd
Cheering Q member Of TIE Detroit bicyols
Ciae In he ne1trses I s gns MADE ~
tnis race vas l3.37s.
Tie nexg rae wss the consolation Tsos
fog the benefit Of those 10 wou nogslns 10
The other Taoss This half Inlls race vas
entered b. Ch4s. hovey. Chss Bennett o..
+. Hahn. " IA. ctsnple aud r. Is Philips.
IL s.s ven ~ Staple. with Hahn second.
rpis eiOsss the programme and > large
part VI the audience len for home. thus
ioosing tie beat ana most exciting part OF
TIE races. ins Eve mile race being declared
. draw oy ne Judges Il WA decided 10 have
Hahn and Osborne try half mile spun 70
decide the race.
Inc starter got their men on IN good
shape but Osborne had little the sd-
vantage. bat HAN soon passed him aud
from that 10 the end Of the hslf-na,le they
passed and rrpsssed esch other Q mum Der
VI times. The iriencs Of each cheering their
man Justify when 81 advantage vas gained.
The home stretch was hoiiy contested,
Hahn Winning by the fraction OF . second
oply. TIE Grand Rapids boys were Wild
With delight. caps ia The grand stand were
thrown up. hsndksrohiefs were waved ana
everyone chesred. This ended the races and
the crowd quickly dispersed as II Was $50
when the races we're finished.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

p. G. Coleman. Of Detroit. Is at Sweets.
AF Wolfe. Of Musxsgou. IS stopping at
ewsets
Joon c. Lards. Of Traverse City. is ct the
Morton.
r Lsnphirs. Of ovid. isspending Sunday
O. sEsets.
Hon. A. l. Laksy. Of Kalamazoo, IL at
ths Morton.
James leaks Of Detroit. vas ., the Nor
ton yssterdsj.
Judge Brown. Of Big Rapids. wa 10 the
city Yesterday.
G. ". Luce. trsinus stsr Of The D.. L. 4
e. Ionia. = a. The Eagle.
JOIN Wyna and General 7sudford. OF
hs Eagle have gon- 20 Milwaukee
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
THE PROBABLE CAUSE
VERDICT or TIE cosoNsR's JURY
fs.s Tea Hairless C.sas - Her Dessh tres.
OssS Dsss 81 MoFphias- ttsF ks-
i<kisss Hsrs-A Poet MoFtss
viii Probably b. sia-

Coso nsr Brsdlsh held az Inquest yestsF-
dsy over ths rsmsias OF The ate Mrs. Lou
h.rtson- TBS Jury vss com pOssd Of K III.
Cafy. Levi Johnson, l. Ii. Gardner, r.
orpsu. hoot- .aydsr and A. W. Courier
sho. after lstsning - the testimony.
brsuzht IA . verdict OF suicide. Il came
OH IA ne evidence that abe obtained ten
grains % m0rphlns from kseslts drug
store L sss asa learned THAI the girl sAs
00t OF money, and was continually brood
ing over The i4cg that ale could not zee her
boy, and Ihsss ara PROBABLY toe reasons
WV sns tosk her Owl life.
Dell Loyeloy and vie, OF Park City. Ms.
Smart, Of Ailsxan. snd ". IL Harrison, OF
Waite Pigeon. sister. mother and husband
of TIE dead girl are ~ the Eagle. haviag ar
rived on toe ale trains last night. la con
yef-atiSn With q TIL EGEAs- HERALD report
sr this morning Mrs. LOvsjov said that she
did not believe that her sister committed
saicide, aud that II she died from the elects
OF morphine. abe must have taken TIE
drug oy mistake as she was intending 10
come 10 Park City aud stay until she got
rested. and possibly stay there all
the time, and did not intend 10
come back % Grand Rapids again.
Ials accounts for her telling her room
mate that she would never stay with her
again. Mrs. Harrison un worked until she
wss sick. 10 seems that this msa Simonds,
wac runs the Palace restaurant. made her
WORK from early morning until late al night
Tor he paltry sum OF S. per week. Out of
this she was compelled 20 pay room rent
and washing. 50 that when her regular bl Is
were paid she bad but little len. Mrs Love
Joy knew this. and sent her IS in letter 10
pay her fare to Park City. This letter
rsscAsd her yesterday.
Mira HARRISON was married when she Was
is years OF age and lived with her hGsos ID
until last Winter. when she could not stand
his cruelty any Ion ger, so started out for her
self She bad always worked while LIVING
Win him. aud had used her wages TO clothe
herself and boy whom she almost
worshiped.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovejoy and Mrs. Smart
will probable have an examination 10 Ascer-
tain the true cause of her death.
The remains will. in all probably, be
taken 70 Allegau for burial.
Mr.. Lovejoy, Is one of the best known
young men In Northern Michigan. where
be and his wife count their friends ia hosts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
CHURCH CHIPS.


There will be no services Al the First
7Fssoy terisa church. sunday school A.
aeon
NE church services at ronroy & Ian
tens ball West Failon-st: sunday school
81 81, J. A. Sprssus, pastor.
5evsnth Day Adventist tent, M Vernon
-. near West Bridge. preaching today 81
SIS and 80 ?. m. No morning services
Pubic s-rvices will be held nj 4 o'clock
r. D. ov The New snd Latter House OF
lsr-ai AZ 400 Canal-sE- Subject, The Re-
generation
ST. Pauis ehurch. Turner-st. hstvsen
Third and Fourth sts.. morning prayer
messing sermon, s1e'sct Mans Duty To
God. a. 1870 o. m. sunday school az
a. m.
Wsstrai mister Presbyterian church. Rev.
" II Albright OF saltwater. MINI. will
preach morning and evening. oaobstn
tckool NJ Booo; Young Peoples prayer
meeting a. $50 ,. N.
SecoEd AZ. l. church. preaching In the
morning bv tho pastor Rev. J. A. Sprssus.
IN ne evening OF Kew. X. e. Crawford.
yosng msns meeting az go .. IN; yoang
peoples meeting st $50 p. M; sunday
fchool a. noon.
CsNr MzrriSs. Many souls are being
saved a. the camp meeting on Lyoa-st
Ersst crowds will De on tas grounds 10
morrow ~ Il will De the lsst day. shout
rag and uaisinx God will De the orcer Of
the say. ). b Shaw - TO preach at 10
clock a IN. and y. m. The meetings
80 frse % al.
81 Marks church. Divisiou-st. head Of
Pesfi. Rev. Campbell Far. ID. D.. rector.
tnelvelh sue day AFTER Trinity. August Ia
1000 A. m. Ga ndsY school. ilo0 a 70
morning prayer. holy cs-Ngnion and ser
man 81 Raw. ". T. Law. OF Allsxan
offs-'nas Tor tae r-ctorv. 500 pm. school
Casa sud Third as 30 evening" prayer
sad ssTuon by Rev. w. 2. Law. offerings
as Ins church.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
Midsummer quiet the time ior
pre'eminent Bargains.

We have placed on our
counters today 1000 yard of
double-fold all-wool dress
goods: splendid styles OF %
and 30 cents per yard. Are
worth nearly double the
money.
% dozen Ladies Gauze
Vests, white and balbiiggan,
short and long sleeves at 35c.
Reduced from Soc.
A broken line OF Child-
rem s Gaaze Vests. sizes 10 20
"a only, at 10 cents.
so dozen Mems balbriggsn
Shirts and Drawers. Good
value for $l.25. We are clos
ing the entire lot at 20 cts.
each, all sizes.
40 dozen Mems full regular
Derby Ribbed Hose, extra
weight and a good line of
colors, at 25c per pair. You
cannot equal them for less
than 40c. This is a startling
bargain, note it carefully.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

Another new company is announced by
Manager Smith for the coming week. which
Is said to far surpass the opening company.
Tbs programme will be brim full OF good
singing. dancing. gymnsstic acts. negro
sccentricitiss. . beautiful female minstrel
scene and an uproariously funny comedy
by Johnny Ray, entitled The Secret F"
hatinses will be given every Wednesday
and Saturday Afternoons. at 2 o'clock. at
which time the entire programme will be
presented. Large audiences have been
present At each performance durlng the past
week ana with such q list of attractions az
are announced for the coming week large
houses will no doubt Dc the reign.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
ToWR TOPICS.

Exears9a - Aao4,ass s.a Sas sss<a
t.asf.
Aasw soass : ssnnsnosd "a csaisr-st
sssry s-e4.
ft4 le14g sprlxs Cllgpa 81 sas IA
iAt 4.s "a s4.zs lst iais Fsar.
iaare 49, - a. s1slfs ebsnEs Of pro-
ga RE q aeiucaIs tIla seek.
atsl1Ea Dssdsan. u ne shlsd ..na.
10 q. ass after g. poaaa soy.
TIE Laaor party cammiftse AID Gus Ias
500 ~ s4a canPsikn yssfseiag
Ca 1aGsr al Al sgsd iass1s ~ossan.
80 Paif lsilg sEalainsd yesterday.
EAa sis h4ama1so Hsuss. % South
u A.ea e. IS eeiug .aTasd 40 . susiasss
-4lck
ssts d. o 5. Hopxins sold sarsh J.
H-kers pas "a bf04ghs aadit;0a loF
a. go
7aaeaY cal piaging : p.4gsd cur - ne
e'iF .alsss ne boys have a asslrs ~ ket
sgIesl1l.
tnlsg LsEls spaldiaz. 81 Ca.sdoa.a. SUI
f-anE Carroll ~ 0r4ad Rapids toSnshiP
toox out ssl0an licenses.
Tickets lsr skipped 81 ne LIzht Of the
Aeaa So - "a sac % A0adas These
So sals good seats should secure them
ssliy.
A wsrrzat has been ssued 10 Allsssn
eaaats for fas arrest % .la1lslAa jsreckl
afssiianf of Polish socisEY ia tais city
II IS Gained InaE toe club held picnic
q iofr SUNDAY july /. aud sod 100 xsxs
81 9ssf during lhs lay
TIE nlnersf ~ Eva sic OF John W
sh-f~ood vii 90 held a. ais residence T43
Wsallay-sEs. sunday Asg. - al D. m.
ga a. tne Wesleyan ksth0disE church
s0rner ~ Turner sad CEoshy-sss. Her
srotlsrs afs expected nsEE ~ssE from Cal
EgInl4
j r Aniba. o. Grand Rapids occupying
-suBaEslds cogsss a. tns FsrE. II the
slsm pioD nshermaa. lie alsays brings "a
ths largest .strinx Ills catch this week
Includes oae mascsionge. two silver ssis.
sc large csttsh. snd n0rs than any white
snd 5isek o-ss. - Roisars Ctts Mas.
Julius knhn las Harrison cain Of ls4i
sita 20 csala on one side and al out
hus ~ 4aI0f General Harrison on tue
ether. The coin q aboot me size CT too
ssns plecs add ras taken In for zoe cen
~ NJ Kahn when IN The candy business
ioar ca ave years ago tie sas offered IS
Or ihe coia YESTERDAY
Jaiins A Peterson has iust purchased Of
lmrry ruttie 2i feel froat directly
nort1 81 as sore % corner of Tbird-sye
so1 5oush DIVISION al he viii. IA the
near future. erect q handsome thrss story
brick block thereon. moving on the old
builing noe on the size. The improve
ueat vii Be great sdEantage 20 that part
q the city.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

The Wa A4nerm.n case for 1s4-. ,
sssazlt. sas =, o1rasd yssssrc4y = sls ia
fsst s4loea cases sxsissl lossph I'siz
zee e esrnsd yesterday za9l Ia sitef-
aooa - tns i'm.
fhs ass< 81 D. + ksymen1 for ssesixisz
stolsB ss0es 81 cone ap 2en14y iels-
1ooo for sxami1sCoa-
IsAn = helt tie ss-ilg D4cai1s 1zn
80 "a trisd . coaDts If zse1L1s sko fer
not supeoruBx as l4milY ~ss clsctsrxsc
yssl<rtAY. re LA sS1gpse ia ce11Is.
ssd aas not supported sis family SAGE
COS Ficfsd. o. tAs ckse sss Hcils pEosss %
aCcoa1s % ia celnz a8as1L
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

George Cantssr Threatens to Kill ME
stsp-Father Yesterday Forenoon.
Ths Hill came TO the front yesterday
morning with an assault with intent to kill
case. Geor<e Cantner and his mother are
vra,hy because the husband and step
isther of the pair will rot trade his home
on EAst-st for forty acres of land in Nus-
kegon. so yesterday noon when Mr.. Van
der srrahlan went home they threatened 10
brain the old man IL he poked his nose in
side Of the gate. warning that he hesced
with care, but came down and swors out q
warrant Instead. Cantncr vas not arrested
last night
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
A BRUTE.

A Tramp Assaults Tive Little Girls on
Waiker-ava
Yesterday forenoon . tramp assaulted
two little girls on Walksr-avs.. and but for
their hard lighting be would have accom-.
plished his purpose; IS il was, he tore the
clothes nearly ell of them. The little girls
we're in the back of the lots coming from .
neixhbors. One OF the girls was daughter
OF Omsr Bower, residing on Wslksr-ave..
Who came to Headquarters and made .
complaint sgains, the fellow. The ages of
the girls are IL aad II.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
FOUR Aprsag..

The 'oiiowing suits tired before Justice
Festfsl were appealed to tee Circuit Court
TssfsrssV
E1wsrl walker - Tsuis. Faras-orth.
In ena slc.. sia0unt ~ Judgment k50e8
49, rrsft
eeo Reeves - Geo. 3 Psn-iina 4 Co
g. tUnner sts.. Judgment for sizi = snd
go
bert Barr ~ Cshe Rsiiws- Co. for
isser .r-rr~ert fsr SIS 50 srd cnsi.
te.lt r. hftnanis IS. aonss Lam fa-
So es ard provisions. Judgment for
s. ~ 4nf Ens-s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

The Saturday Gazstte, four-pags. twenty
eight column weekly newspaper. devoted
70 general news and popular literature fes-
ture, will be published in thi, city OF Gag.
Bros, on and after Saturday, Septe n Der I.
Geo. W. Gage, who has tor the past fifteen
Years been Identified With journalism in
Grand Rapids. and Hiram K Gage. for
merry popular resident hers. now with
Edison, Keith & CO.. OF Chicago. will oe
associated IN TIE new enterprise. The ofic.
Of The Sasstts viii De win tee Daily Demo
rfsf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

F. II Cray. the sr- policeman Who stole
PsirolmsR slsttsry's Washing. pleaded
gully Ia tn. Police Court yesterday and
rss assessed siSS5 or siTty day. in the
county jsii. This amount vss paid bv q
friend. add Gray vss recessed.
Gray hss returned all TIE goods stolen to
Mr.. slsttery. He hsd one II slsitsrr's
collars sround his neck when ne pleaded
guilty S'stt.ry IS much larger nan than
Gray. 80 the clothes have al b~en made
over % 81 tbs person Of the eT-pstrolman
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

Do not forget our Saturday
night sales. We offer man
moth bargains from 8 70 3
O'Clock. IN nearly every class
OF goods.
We offer you dry goods,
notions and fancy goods al
almost your own price. Visit
our store Saturday nights
even II yoD neglect Us the
balance Of the week.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

C-orgs y SONGS eft last night fors
kort trio to Chicago.
A. A. Drsks wife md dsuxhtsr. Of St
'homss. Ont, srs visiting RI Wood and
tmiiy.
Miss Esrsbs sores caves Thursday for a
-sif rifh friends in battle Greek, Jackson
M Detroit
The Misses Bisnx. If o. North Jefferson
ria ssvs tais week tor Lansing and
esasr 3 ICES. tor 3 short visit
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

The experienced and successful educator
ard accomplished pen artist o. London.
Ont. -iii On September 8 next, scospf .
position on the teaching stsf connected
with cans Bgsiness College. As profess
sioasi teacher and penrsn NJ. NsTsE hss
10 s1rerior sa6 NJ Lear - 70 - conrrsf-
HistAd 1pon securing the services Of - dis
t1eu shes a. educator
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

To frsil but ssirly far women wsr. ar
r-sssd asst sizht. for being too conspicuous
on thu streets yesterday. Tss,r names ar.
JsaRis Miller, sliss Luiu ws.t, and Bess /.
Sprsgue ard thew belong in Msgzie VII
sons ranch. Miss Miller = ths San.
-emsn Who claimed that she al b-eu
robbed e. Nsekeys place rnanth szn. when
il turned euf hat 90. vss the rahher
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

last evening ~hiis 2. Wander Nesr 49,
nilkirs go % - scuth vsssrlco--s.
hs ~ss - np~s ~ fhrss -ounz ru=srs
80 cs1eS. and To-. Collins .r1 go
Wrrht 800 sr~-sted snf icrk~S NJ
Wright 49, 100 Coslins As he .ssdsr n
tie ksszaik
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
Gloria Umbrellas.

100 gloria Umbrellas Just
received.
Our fame on these goods is
firmly established.
Gold or silver head with
snake or ebony handle.
Steel plug and paragon
frame. with mohair case and
tassels.
And the best quality Of
cloth.
Our price, an eve n 81 each.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

n vo1 80 . -es3 - srtstic is~sirT -
s1y kinx 81 siiFsr~srs. ~sfcasr - oric-s
nrsc ~sit untl vo1 vist Detroit sn1 al
- Ro~sr 4 Sen. isreiers Grsn6 C5r-as
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

F.a1k It Philrs Of PORT Huron. known
ai FhaHps IL here "a important
h.lsI7t-s. rcn n~nted rith toe holtsrs IN
t.rsert ~ tne lSson ticket NJ
Nals s.so a personsi Fevsnus reform
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a. Use gr11iasI lres1tsc xers
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

The annual clam hske a. S~stlsnd's Pa
viiion, Reeds lake, Vii - bed ssKt FRI
ssv afternoon. crnm-ncfrg a. aclock
closing -ith a dance Tickets msT 70 rad
At he Morton. Sweets H0tsl snd a. Sw.t-
lard piscs. Tbs ~ih - no1f sniav.
ace tine. and VII no doabt - vel at
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

The family % Ne Nellie Crsrs 10
ceased voulS retur1 thsir fssnEs 20 ne
frends ~ho a. Eisfl- pn5srs5 tbs,r asset
snoe 1lT1oK Der "a ssss snS sfter~srd vh.n
kind vo-5s snd deeds sr- noss fpfir suErs-
ciafsf MRs ELEEr CRrvF
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

ST. Marks Academy will reopen in ST.
Marks Chapel, September 10. The various
departments Of the school will be under the
charge " competent teachers. For particu.
lars apply 10 MIS-. Campbell Fair, l62 Bost-
wick-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

We have received catalogue OF the North
western Military Academy, at Highland
Park, Ill. The Fall session opens septsm-
her 10
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

Mrs Asa Wilson Porter, daughter Of +.
V. WILSON, the celebrated psychometrist
and fire test msdium, will be at room IA
New Rathbun hotel until Tuesday next
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
Summer Lawns.

All of Our Summer Lawns.
ranging in price from 10 TO %
cents per yard-take your
choice Tor only DC per yard.