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Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
WAnAMAKnR's
PnIADnrmA. Tuesday. April II. isss.

lple than any other news
gathered by the press to-
day.
1t Is a simple straight-for.
ward story of the most i'm
lportant event Of the year In
THE retail dry goods market
When we speak on the
price question we say some,
thing worth your attention,
and to-day we have very
special things to say in re.
spect of
Large lots Of Dress Goods.
AH of them ne1O and Gesiy-
able.
Nearly all foreign and I'M
bortsa6y oNrsei1eS.
Each price a6uertised h e r 4
mil Sh07O a reduction o,
at least rs and several Of
them 10 Per cent.
Only the larger lots are re-
ferred to.but there are many
very choice smaller quaint.
ties upon which the reduc-
tons are equal or greater
Amy lady having Spring
Dress Goods to purchase
ought to examine these and
compare the prices. They
offer large bargains on high
|ly desirable stufs, and it
should be borne In mind
that the reductions are from
actual Aow market prizes.
The practice of making high
fancy prices as a point from
which reductions may be
made does not prevail in
this business.
Every one of our many
Dress Goods counters holds
reduced goods and special
bargains. And each lot con-
tains a large variety of col
ors, and In the fancy styles a
selection, both in color and
pattern. 1t may profit you
to pick among them.
London Woysted Sm'ttne
in stripes, plaids, shepherds
lplaids, and checks, the finest
imported ffems of fine spin
ming, perfect weaving, and
artistic designs. Sixty styles
from delicate lIghtest to
darkest staple. Have sold
quickly at S2.5o; reduced to
I$I.5o. 81 inches.
EngliSA Worstea Swtting
in stripes, plaids, sand checks;
very desirable, and only a
single grade below t h e
Iabove. Have had | arg e
sales at s.; reduced to $I.25
to- day. 54 inches.
/ German Woysked Snitins
in thirty bright Engiish pat
terms of plai Is and checks
Very stylish and remarkably
durable. Have been $l.5
and $I.2s; they are 81 to.
! day. so inches.
German Silk-a u d. Woo
Suiting in large plaids, very
rich, on mode.color grounds
with silk cross.bars. Hav,
, been called cheap at $l.50
marked 81 to close. 40 in
ches.
German Sslk.a II d. Wo0
5 SVtlng in popular and de
sirable plaids with tan an
/ ecru grounds. Have beel
: moving rapidly at rs cents
they now go at so cents. A
a inches.
German WoTsted Plaid.
-Four distinct lots, aggre
3 eating thirty distinct sty lie
3 of patterns or color or bott
q Among them are remarkabl
is bright and brilliant style
d 40 inches. Reduced froI
d 81 to rs cents.
o. Hench Ca M els II a i
Diagonal. Eight pl a
colors. Perfect in wea,
. las only Roubaix Workme
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

.,;al, AUSTIN HARRINGTON, ESQ at the
aton oo..n Q, h,s mauy friends, has
consented consented to becJme oa1dldA!e tor the
pHspaoNcan domination Tor the offios OF
az ISof Q, thls ely. H9 10 well quail.
nsS 'or 'he roH'ion, scd II nominated
"es e'eS,ea wi make az exsellen.
om9eT, I'M s'h FaIa'er, wm. H. PIsrson
aro,1. ~ Do'gph PIE ara all1 spoken OF "a
Ssna n,'so candidates, ard uhas We
80 80 sa.a q a.. Hlrsiaslon we car
SAFELY sag o'c,,ae- o., them.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
ATLANTIC GARDEN
no. a24 KING STREET,

The undersigned has fitted M III /.
Atlantic Garden in good style, aud
Invites All who wish to pass a fsw
moments pleasantly to call aud partici.
pate In game OF shuttle board, ten.
pins or pool. Onoice wines and liquoyr
and Cigars always on hand.
Lunch every Weduesday nornlus
and Saturday morning and eysping.
WIN. LEGG, Proprietor.
iIs u
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

ID ENOVAL.
81 Having 'emovsd 10 No. 2Is Eal
Eeurth street, l Am prspared To da
Ana sheet iron TO fing, Rut .,flaK ,nos,lN
AUD Joy WORK OF all sinds promptly n,tsnsI
70. I'm foofs reps irtd and URinloI. N.
nisNs Inrnished whsn deG'rcd WtuS
pss,ea 20 sec all my old customers ani
iohuy new onos as may wtph tn ylvs M
GALL ALE4ANDEK OAkMBERs|
anal
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

thE REPUBLICANS st ,aa Fifth
s.,,a, ~Hto nav as2si Joseph Pyls ns q
Su',sO.a pbfS5r 70 FL tts { fl " of MAyor
- ~ j" "n ,Hs'1n. Mt Pyle hAs very
many tienis in Washington, and
would inska qla stantious and In.
favor. VI 's'i vi
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

Go to "Ohimes Of Normandy" by
Choral Club, at Opera House, Thursday
and Friday nIghts.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
SUM MER ! 1GE!| 1,Ili!

Now Glasses and Ppni al Dftas
Voies, Pisro, Violin, arr atirgsu la''
tory, tci Enslish branches I.,h:. IprpslaA,i
Modelins spS tanlra and Psftisi,G,TSSD % raa's
ersturs, eto, BY . sloInls stlcItsls, 90
dencrai oiastes' kIo,,ds ki,eard and ~ ~
NOV Home, 50 90 70 o.. y NsW BS,ss
ss,,elNSERVATOFsf H. T. rll
FranElin 50. Boston.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
OPENING Uy Qua oT0Dp

t Ihe snbtsrlber informs his frieu1, ,nS
Sag Rqo"arv generally .,n thai he HIS opened u
and Jefferson streets, and viii t.,ter t,l,o, o, ~
ssIi hypu assortment OF nne goods, which h. y
eeIl AZ AZ tue lowest prices. Cholre M. ~, u
n,c I,ci,,S specify. call /, Trsp,cti,sy J
N All parts OF the clty, wIihnni sua,,,t
enAite' JOSE II =. Nj LkR 20
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Wilmington HlulIE:E!

sayo your money! L LooI Gi,,st, u ilsl
and buy at lOI ast ON ss,'vs' y vour eosl
be winter again; tDink no" .,ossy al y
come, Wo can save YOU S strs Ogi|
we ALWAYS have barkeih,sp ~ EoDdd
fruI's and preserves re sna w to- ths
keepers say Is goo1, sned sspe,d sc6di
s.ti ti'S We soii I car loads q q pa iTn'
nice comb h,ney, = lbs 20 vSur or sJ.
ots.. hams, shodldst % 60 ssrts, 90. q.
OF ihoso nice prunes' - ' nss sells
Prince coffee maks ~ anythisll
fast. our -four Is IoN' ,r
at l02 East 9th stIesh NtsDN ) fhI
sl3 Itd ltw DEHH''e
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

4 IT1TENTIoN.-5A1I5In. AZ. .B5 RPss5;Ss| ~ AZ
.isnlsiS; !Ss55 sanSs issSatgd VS.
snould'eo TO the ifg R. gRlsgl
d. Harka st-ss" "
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
BEE HIVE"
SO6 Market Street.
a GREAT UNPRECEDENTED
OFFERING OF
CORSETS.

We have styles of the best 50 cent
Coreets ever offered customer. We
challenge 4 comparison for style quality.
and perfect fitting. nice abdominal
corset iJr 81. A perfect Nursing Cor ct
for 81.
DRESS GOODS.
We can show you all the new shades
of this season from % cents a yard for
34-inch goods to 75 cents for 40 inch
Henriettas We have fe pieces left of
our special No, Of Black at 81; 1t Is the
regular $l25 quality and is the freest
seller we ever had.
A new case of handsome Dress Cling
hams, fine quality, correct styles, at the
low price of 10 cents a yard. Cheap
enough for any one to have new dress
Cloths for Spring Jackets,
Including some very very desirable
ones In black
For few days we will offer yol line
OF White Coun erpaues or Toilet Quils
at unmatchable prices. This is the sea {.
son OF the year to buy them.
800 d zen Hosiery for Ladies', Men or
Children, at prices lower than we ever
thought of before. Regular made goods
from 10 cents to Sl.25 pair. An elegant
line at so cents, In fanciPs
Demorest's Patterns, Portfolios, etc.
Russell, MissimeT & Co
Successors to Il. L: Russell,
BOG MARKET SIT
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

NOTluE-Ths J.A.ORANsrUN w.
IN King street, havo now on tale, tf
nors IL small packages, for KfASs, Did
cemetery lots, oses, and all kiads Of q
ors. makibR quick growth. Boae ipe1
preparation for chickens. AESau win
m9lN
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

NOrioE-THE wlLMIN@l ON OMd
An less kxiAvAting Co, no, d, IA
prepared 20 received all orders, and do =
promptly. Leave ordefs at tAs iolouN
places; Board OF Health once, Sxh
hinR streets; Matthew ]. Kyle, Front
ADAMS strects; samuel st AnleJ ,e, a.,
street. or otfice, No l2T nuitonsood m,
Seutn WilmipKtn. JAMES N. VI
CHESTER l. BkD. nai
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

EOUND.ON THE 12rH INST. NEl
the Third street bridge, g.pen row
Tiie owner can have the sans hy pfON
property and paying reward. DEM
SChOWL, Diamond State rolling m
alh4
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
DIR. gT,.TT7. e 81
538N. Fourth
Below Gifa
hNlHH
pnllGDELPhlu

25 year, T@i''i4 ~
Guafan,ir. 20 gt n
sai0r Arll mAa.N "A
advertising phj,,.i
elallbi-eas, :, lilts'. M
kLln pisrast~ VI
Iilutehr,, Db.llsil,
Oa~lrHrtiens ~
OF kidney, bladienn
0rgAFs. AtT'veG
Early Drray,Nfass
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

tAIN METHOD the only knunn 'a'i '''
ncntiy the worst case, Of Special hlaai,i9
ryrAL and private practical cNprfieTes ~ e.
aud means known to science i1i tll,-l54's
permanent cure, THE MOST piNHsss,s m
SOLICITED. Relief nt once. Sehl ~ "A
on special diseases aud eNInsinf ifal' -,
yictimlza sufferers and avoid so.eallrl ',i,
clues, blood purifiers, itauiulrut i's..'ti,
ray, e'a. They ruin thou.shds' y, ylsN
ning viii save much suffering ana l'la fss
patients see the doctor only. hour iIf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

IsHi oisIST
SI,M.M9psaoi
Nh t,sa..talsn s.tn Tbs
M N, bhe rires
pts
led. ~, sss and
I'd sSsla s,SSpalated
aaIs,'s' et0
tot sstapls ma
.'' ''eln IN
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

| o0aAlaR IN.
tl5..oI lp5,loI, and i
d sissIqsse, s5Is.ls, seGiSn, iSSoSn,
| re
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12
SECOND STORY.

tions. and in the end We will probably have
something satisfactory though not wholly 20
at oace"
Before wo 20 any further, said the gen
tlem2n, "a want 10 say that have only
g 500 10 put into a house
YES, that is all We can afford said the
lady, ..but can tell you what we want
The architect reached for notebook aud
piece OF paper.
I'VE want reception hall with CRATE
and stairway in it. There must be small
vestibule, with a place for overcos.s. hats
and oveThoes in il Somewhere near the
reception hall or In 1t / want closet where
can put my own wraps and thole Of the
children. as well as other things which I DO
nos care - keep up stairs aud yet wish to
have out Of the way. II does not need 10 be
n largo closet. but it wants 70 be large
enough We want a parlor and dining room
which connect With the reception ball The
parlor viii be used as a sitting room not .
h5tis. but not in toe ordinary way. for the
reason that stay up stairs with the caildreli
most Of the tine % ny sewing there II
| shouid use the psrlor as the sitting room
regularly could receive my afternoon call
ers IN tie reception bail Il would be nice 4
ws could have some kind Of window scat
in that roo-1. We want grnts n tbe per
lor, bat not necessarily one II toe dining
room. I want bzck stairway. bat IL mus
not 20 Up directly from the kitchen. The
btehsa and pantry wish you 70 make as
convenient as possible in q house u tbs
cost
How would combination stairway dor
~Ch. don't want that at al II would -
bringing the two together. van ne rear
skz.TNsy Ia TIE rear of the house and ent5sAy
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

Drrsolr. Nav. IA psrtv Of prominent
e.t.zeas met st the Russell House aud de-
cidsd - form an International Base Ball
League Cluo. and get a franchise IA tbs,
Lssgus If sufficient snouni Of stock $40 !.
eo0 werthi couid be raised therefor A
COMMITTEES. consisting Of q. q. Crittpdea.
Que of The owners of the Russell House;
n 3. Mis-. t4eorzs IT Barbour. q promi.
rent merchant Judge r o. D9rssr and
Robert n. Lead ~ -srs appointed com
F1ittee fo solicis zoe stock There - ID
douet 0i the success Of the club "a one
nsn stands ready 90 take al ths stock II
SLOWED. Mr. LeaGi-y vii manage the
49, -Iuh
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

t1sss shisxs. sBe ~ns@ eas thas blol naaE
t1s tzf tsUs * s2-r gsss Z As ga ste
lEal1 - GA 80 -e4 +39 80 : &11s NJ
ceoses zfs .. bs1e ~ 4aae1s-.1~ 20 ~
sesEfF gs12f e4&. - sfery steIsa1S1l
q rersLt
10 ms ar~tssSa IL ta2l charch isl sas
sss Csst - the aLss1s ~hleA oud saa
e.zn FozI sFss a4r It4s la s.f nA1losd
80 sozaND rs1 .z2a ssssrt Na2r nseG -
iexesg.x xals f1s-S ttiaSs- Yea srs ~ -
~ psss3 opoa - Year .e4 ssrs oea krsBs
sA4g goa fass 81 sroegEi .s soEas - as
tass eee8. out ~ ~4rkasss iEts 6sai aad
u1la
Jess A busSs
10 ~ Fler.ss 81 P-ila3s eaia Pa
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

FN Carroll has gons West on . busi-
esss trip.
Clarence Leonard. oi Detroit. spent San
dsy 70 this city.
y T. AvsrY is expected home from
Europe this evening.
Frank Godfrey. Of the Lansing Rep's5iscan.
vas ia this city yesterday.
6sorxs " Mcbride and Thomas A.
Parish. of rand Haven. are 10 the city.
Rev J Z. Gilbert 0ocs pastor Of the
Dirison-st. NJ. +. charch. has been trans
isrrsd 20 Eastern New York
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

fully made, Will meet the requirements of the
indi, dual whose wants are particularly
studied While there arc certain general
principles which Will affect the value of "a
foor plan for good or evil, it may bo known
by those who study the question that detailed
requirements are almost Is varied as the
tastes and dispositions Of those who build.
A lady and gentleman come into an archi-
tect's Office. lie explains that they are IN
tending 10 build and want 10 look at some
thing with a view Of selecting a plan Tho
architect has IA great many plans that he
might show them, but he knows well enough
that none Of them viii be selected He says:
"I will bo glad to show you anything that
have, but not with the purpose OF finding
something that Will please YOU. BY doing so
| will probably find out what you do not
want, and in that negative way meet your
requirements"
II think know what we want" SAYS the
lady, but do not know just how to arrange
it. The stairway bothers me and there are
other things which do not get to suit me-"
well, tell me what you want, and then
Wa will Ieake sketch, and from that correc-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12


a3 .l-fa 4fs -+-'.si'. % -
clta
.eFsssl SIS na1 psla - s@ ~-~s.sl
q te-1g
Eesre 4rs - ~ fatse vacancies "a : a@
2n.cs hra
ts.l go f.sf Ia sis cslsbsat.oa Wst1ss-
a. as--4le
.--.a'aa a,sasIaasatsr case - "a cal
A, ~. ..,..s....r C.art t.saF
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a...'- -.
Net ~' 49,,
note re ff'H "a = -. -.
~-AA-f ne%' i'-- go
aPpsAis"'7
it Droposei 10 80 ias .'o a 4'sl ~ '.1
uiasllaSs 2f ne D'tia %
fssilAs ROOM.
Aiisn ssso'FrY. a. lnsalii. "As p.eAsd
up ~ he police lasl nikrt aaa -AAa4 - D.
Mars Hons
fha Vest Michigan farmers tiA' 81
Heat ia fne -lpefsisofs room ioA 'ffY~
a. -srn9ou al 10
Ihe 9ank Msns Proll 1tion q lao sil
Rae n4-eflng a. ths g. l. D- l0'-As
eu Pearl 81. tonga
lis saiI ia. " IA LsFis siii bs a.
fss-sd on nss charge A. sooa a. as Is as
slas sed ifon be sA
Al lhs Common Couacll meeting this
evening there ~.li be al unusually iAEss
nau5es % BIS - De pAssei.
al.tsa number Wlll - from tbs city %
D-lro4r toiav l., h-lB fhs Michigan ClGb
es.ahfats fas Repabhcaa victory.
gav sch1o.mastsr. the yoaag mao
rssfxei Nilh Sea Tag frum j. r H0mAa.
sti return IRON PiaiaNsgl today
ID ga. ......y. ,,. ,rark .o8 than
-. e..,..lf /. lartar a. ..on,~.t,l.tlon. |.
al hs = nos holding a Goyssnmsnl POSI-
flai
rt.. ,ss..,. o,, l., ,s. e;o.sr,n,.ot h,iis.
.,.,.'l..~.-,, -. -, 80 - =
IL 80 -, .',..,i'f,.. -. ~.
A $50
-. f- a.. =. A..Lt. .b,-..A 10
=. .~.,-.-f f.,,, ss.. 80. =, a.. -, -
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.....'..s,,,.
- 4, - S,..--.., - - a. =
...h ..-s-t .-.-. +. - - re-.
- -. -
1iief Joan tstterson, 81 tne tnildreo OF
Zoe, ats gene 70 rs nome IA Iowa de
80 nct fu1Afn unless ei-cted pastor OF the
enofch ~ shis city.
Al tne Foantaia St-ees bsptist churcn
a. evening. Rev o-fs . IaygeE preached
Ns'f'n ~ com ne 'iio,atiss O. toosh Anai'es-
safy ot tae OF OF Asrnn Luther.
The ADDE'S Of the Free kindergarten and
Nugssry circle ~t.l nOid meeting tomor-
afternoon - o'clock. 81 ne ssiiencs
r. rorsraon Councif cannot .f.rs +. snc-
s....,- Il, t...sys Rrouxar Tna otrFea h +,
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12
THE Fresh FRAGRANCE
To THE MIRcHANIs.

The territory recently acquired hy The
Adams Express Company. the Chicago
Milwaukee & ST. Pau rysiem. gives this
company offices ia the follow ing prominent
Western and North Western cities.
Aeerdee3 and Sioux Falls. Dakota.
Yankton. Dakota.
Rockford and Rock Island. Illinois.
Cedar Rapids and Clinton. Iowa.
Council Bluffs and Davenport. Iowa
Dubuque and McGregor. Iowa.
Otumws and Sioux City. Iowa.
Fsribout and Minneapolis. Minn.
Rsdwipg and St. Paul. MINI.
Chillicotbe, No. and Omsht, Neo.
Beloit and JRnesviiie Via
Madison aud Milwaukee, Wis.
Prairie du Chen. Wis.
The company has offices also st almost
every point in this territory th.t are not oi
az much Importance ss those psmed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

Prompt relief in sick headache. dizziness
nausea. onstipstion. pain 10 the side. gnsr-
snteed to those using Carters Little Liver
Pills. One a dose. Small price. Small
oose. Small pill.
THE FRESH FRAGRANCE
OF SOZODOHT renders il the most agree
able article ever used SIS tooth wash. II
has none OF the acrid properties Of the
astringent tooth powders. and instead OF
contracting the gums, il renders them frm
and elastic.
Are free from all crude and irritating
matter. !Concentrated medicine only.
Crrter's Little Liver Pills. Very small easy
10 take; 10 psin no gripping, 60 puEglng.
Try them.
Ministers lawyers. teachers and Others
whose occupation gives but little exercise.
should use Carters Little Liver PILE for
torpid liver and biliousness. one is dose.
Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12
A SENSIBLE HOUSE
sl.Ns Fos esosPfcTNs sJilDsss
Hos Hoase CSssiax So 500 saa Meet
iaE ths KsssiTssassts of Nsry HE@ot
49, cu.seasr wa. Flssrsd rhe
fI.as AEe Hsgs Glsss

lSpIANAroLis, Nsy e-Floor pans ds
yelop frou tLe FarYlrg noeassi t-es - those
wHo bula Iasge - a. rv4sau shy ne s~rrs
arrangement should suit any large uum'er
u people. A noor plsl. II properly saa care
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

Not siuge person vss tsken 70 the
County jan yesterday. rhis ought not to
he a srkshie fact. hut Turnkey Lewis
ssvs = the irst Surdsv since hs has held
ne position of Isi'ev thst not one person
- neen arnuehl ln all.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

ssiurcsy Colonel Bishop met L. + KIN
nsv sna sasd he would give him $500 for a
single bogus sckst that wss oTsrsd on slse-
fian fav thst bad his name on g. Kinney
rid not llsim the $500 nnf said that he got
h-sa- -nllr-n alinn from vii A ms
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

nrc*ar Tou vi aea6 az nlsfar f,r ne
cnaiing st1rsus. ens 81 these rrornv Isnx
reass wish sig col srs thst axe swsv ne
tsru,rs frarr = 'ors irivs So car sfsen
arfsr storm Ninx
GIk>r Cre~rrx- ia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12
M. S. SMITH & co.

JEWELLERS. arc now receiv-
ing, and will continue 20 open
until Christmas, the large in
voices of MONDS and
other GEMS, FOkE1GN ART
w AR K, B RIC-A-B RAG
CLOCKS, LAMPS, etc, Sc
lected by their own buyers in
foreign and Domestic markets.
Their collection tor this season
in all these articles, as well as
STERLING SILVERWARE.
WATCHES and JEWEL ERY
is superior in all respects 10
any collection ever shown in
Detroit. Visitors are invited 70
inspect, and correspondence is
invited.
Articles sent on approval on
satisfactory reference.
DrrRoIT, Nov /. 1888
l65 Woodward Avenue
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

A -srv Interesting ak vss gwen - Rev
A ~ 4crrinsn to ths iamspes = be
Emerson ard to auite m ns ser n lsis-s
ard gentlemen vh0 attended the meeu8x
held there Tasfsrfsv
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

Charles Hsndsr.on 81 ITO Washington
.. nss eetesne mentally 3a-srgs 4 and hss
essu taksn - ths a. vitim ~ Kalamazoo.
IA "a 500 al she ate Dr Cbsrlss T.
Eendersoa
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

Ne -rnt. 40 hiEh rate iosnref 40 ss~h
- sried 80 ssuen hut ny iow rriaes s=if a
larics,i AZ steves esca week. are ~ ssh
sks prics - ssse. p DgNu-
1crDer Eilssarth-sva srd casrrv A.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

Hsosmen,-Your calling REQUIRES The
Earmesf OF overcosts--taAt means cre Of
0Dr twelve dollar ul.tsrs. Storm cos. that
DEFY The c0ioesg blasts. See Our s. - 70 SO
srsdes
CIsTT CLoTnrFe CO.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

Cr5sr yc1r Jsesson HI cosl q ZEE 0.p-
trss Goa Csrnpsny. 1sssyoose. s54
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

IRE scit gio~ ~ ths "a rose = srenfrsi
~ isfies who asa Fozz0rSs Complsri,n
Powder Try it
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

TIE ris~s - bzv cYus he6 core s of tas
csstrsl Csxl c.. Tsispsons "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

Stresi-csr kso.-Ioe KIN q o~s-cess .
yoa need s-s found ~ gTssfsst -srieiy fIchs
on cur cosrtsrs Csi fhsm ulster. STERN
eosts 81 y oss yea Wi thsy run - isnrst
sD5 coiisr glelng projection ~heTs mos
Rs5ed- Fo1f aoiis-s 49, bav o1s-f5 e.
tns g srs oar rrlces ic- ssYvicesbs ga
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

For DrivIua -f1sp' srrsn. ros ca sssf
spiov spin bek iDe vogr fsr ~bsn p-o-
tsctei rom tas cold ~ Or. of Cur rsenif-
cent stsrs Egu gsf coUfsrt. styis snd
durability il o. storm cssfs.
eTswT C1oTHfwe 70.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

Other oeslsr,' cash price Is my install
ment pTice on stoves, furnlturs. carpets and
house furnishing goods.
s. z. DENuEs
Corner Ellsworth-sve sns Cberrv-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

We claim 70 shov the mosi oomplsts line
~ nlstsrs IA the city
cIssr Cl07HIEe CO.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

ss~s~sse frcy. 80 o1e ~ fr1rt The bsrk
sszsr~sT s--1id isrd near - rds reorz CT
tss e-ca-a SCR. &c tzzt e esa neozf g frorn
- -sss 81 80 hoazss Wsuzet bsve pls1tT
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

FIKE DREss Han AVN BoNrrTs
We have an elegant assortment Of dress
hats ano opera bcnnets ia ell the latest
styles 1T popular prices.
ADsss 4 Co.
20 Monroe St
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

n yea vAxt ~sod ~ fhs esrlosa o. oo-z
suy = q tss osntzsi Cssi %. Tssybons
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12
BrrL1 TH,r VIZ

Defy the vintrv blast and rosks "coid q
s'faDgsf-our ulsters
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

AsslaLst rs these esi4mz . Essk sso tbs
Tz.zsAsa hEAALs Lzz ussa ID possess 80.
f0r soG- els past Of consllsrzols
ansou1t ol corr latsues fsial1s to
Bsaase b. d. Pzitersoe fos1aeFY - as
egy. 81 lsls sas oo4a.ry II eosss4 lsaee
si exposures mais - ihis pager t~0 years
aso. Fssls~iss ars sEtrasls tson letter
ron JsAa 4 Burns. oi Phllaes. Ph.a, 1ell
xnesn 10 t1ls eily
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-18

and they were all present except Mr.
Gamble, who got excused to attend the
lecture at the Congregational church
assuring bis associates that he would
fully endorse whatever they did. Sc
they unanimously agreed that Il. j,
Gamble should be the orator ol the
occasion and that was what happened to
him for mot attending the committee
meeting. he finally concluded not to
60 back on his agreement and viii deal
ont eloqoence to those who celebrate
the 4th in Yankton.
Thirteen car loads of fat steers consti-
tuted . special stock train which left
Yankton at 5:45 yesterday afternoon for
Chicago over the Milwaukee road
Those cattle were from the stock farms
of Pierson and Stesrps and Mr.. Roth
child, of Omaha, vas the purchaser. The
shipment is valued at upwards Of 800
600. A notable feature of this steam
cavslcsde was that it was composed en-
tirely of palace stock csrs-tke Street
patent stable cars, in which the cattle
are placed in stalls and fed and watered
on the journey without being taken
from the cars. The Milwaukee folks say
this is the first palace car train of stock
yer pulled ont Of Dakota.