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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
Jaggard's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
Supposed owner and
description.

description. Judgm't
S B Pierce. Commencing at
sOuthwesterly corner of lot 10,
subdivision of e u of sw n of
section 20, town %, range %;
thence My loo feet; thence
WHY 100 #; thence SLY to n'ly
line of Brainerd avenue:
thence ely to beginning lex
cept De Soto street,, being in
st. Paul, Minnesota. ........ S114.67
Stone q Morton's Second Addition to
st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Judgm't
Michael Durack. IA S49.T
same. ...............13 4 49.T
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
Merriam Park.

Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Judgm't
r Nj Bell Except
WHY Is ft......... l 2 1864
RE-ASSESSMENT FOR GRADING
EDMUND STREET, FROM DALE
STREET TO HAMLINE AVENUE.
JUDGMENT ENTERED IN THE
DISTRICT COURT MAY 10, 1883.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
Supposed owner and
deScriDtiOn

JUG
Nicolaus Peters. Commencing
at a point on northerly line of
lot %, block l, Clark and Will
gus addition to st. Paul, at
point rs it WHY from nelly cor
ner thereof: thence WHY along
n'ly line of lots % and 1, said
block, to Brainerd avenue;
thence My 81 deg 1914 min,
Ill 35-l0O #; thence Isl 52-1OO
fit to beginning, being part of -
lot l, Fischer's addition to st.
Paul S74.57
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
Beaupre & Kelly's Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed owner and

Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Judgm't
John Nj Warner. That piece of
ground bounded northerly by
Jessamine street, ely byJ r
Weide's addition, SLY by Mag
nolia street and Willy by Ed
gerton street, being in st.
Paul, Minnesota. $91O.S5
same. That piece of ground
bounded northerly by Mary
land street, ely by j R Wside's
addition, SLY by Ross street
and WHY by Edgerton street,
being in st. Paul, Minnesota. s9oe.s1
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08


sAE7 what does the Does say asked -
sgeazsr. a. saase4 - give as r~xs sea
11acs f-- efeeL ea1 selsrs BE eeu-a gro-
eeesl- tae toree a Is oratgry w@s spoled
81 sls seey ef al ilaeeeat-ls1tz-ng i-.sll-
Vd1al ~ tzs oscz seat, sao l11Draled lie
sge4izex The poet 1s1zly So ta-s .
: 1-le talag I hzEe gast 14sest -, bi4s
tEez -. a-a't sclisesi - 9elsge 1izn
4 xAs 01ce We8t inso TsLrkzsz aelza0or
4nd soLlesled lae loa8 Of repe. TIE t1Fk
Wsat l4-0 rs Ae4ss. 2ni &frer ae-zs 4
ssFsrzl 1ll11,es -slgr8ld Aaa Tod ice oer-
r0gyer .1,lt t.la reps 49, Ia Eso tglng ap
Eolr ssh4s - ys1 Els&as@ 49, tas
EelsaeM ~h8W ezn . rops &c used - blna
- leurf1 a rope nay - zpPlled - any
use. ad Tie Eariz, % when DO ugt - -sn
~ iea1
A GlAs80s draper. VINO vas Darra1iHg rs
expar...4ee during h5s frss F.s.s 70 Ea-
eand. sid Re stepped into an Episcopal
chGrca ia taa nielLe of the service. Just 70
s1s wat they did g. hadna been wei
seated be said, when the minister ava
&C the o1hex eBd, erred cut: Lord, have
mercy ca - ala ard taen = the folks aoool
ne cried. Lord preserve ss alp Merry
"a gs. SAYS l. D.d ys ever sec = Lazn frae
Glascs af0ref'
SAMUEL WARsEN. of Ten thousand a
Year ame lad q great lziag for great
peap'e Ouce, u Len s4fllnz IN the court By
tee side Il a brother b2Frister, he sad 70
hi-n o. must 90 nov, D-v son. as / an go
l.g % dlas with Lord Lyndhurst." ' 30 arm
i returned Dawson. WaFren looked some
7n4t alscolcerted. bgg went out ot court
and quickly came 10 again, and sad % D@vi-
soa; q W Lea 51Ld W-s going 70 dine with
Lord Lyn4hursE, wss loElng-" Wei, %
4c4aosg edged Dawson, - Was
TINS flies. ia some places. Los Angeles,
I Cal for instance. Nan goes % the Southern
Pacific railway station. What time does
to-day tram 20 % san Franciscof Station
/ Agent Three o'clock tomorrow after
nocnn Man-aWhal tram was that went
out halt an hour agof' Agent" Day be
/ fore ye5rercayis" Nan Won't yester
/ DAYS 90 out tO-dayf' Agent" No, IL :
| lA1 out I'll next week. so that we can get
trains IN their r gnt places aud have 'em
I al Ga time. Aau waits tll next week snd
i goes u san Francisco yesterday -B1rastts
I THE Raleigh fN c. 05serter SAYS thai
/ when President Cleveland was at Weldon
I y G.. among the crowd that shook hand:
with hu WAS lauk countryman who, 4:
he shook, sad: well. are you the Presi
dezt!" The President said that he was
We'll" continued the Tar-heel, Il hav'
voted Tor many Preslden. bat l never
seed one before And as he stood lookini
& him al over. up and down, and from Ont
SIDE 10 tho other, be exclaimed: Well
! you are q whopper in fact Whereupol
I the President smiled uncomfortably, an,
Mrs. Cleveland, who was near by, laushe'
TIL she cried
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
WONDERFUL WILLS.

A ScorcHSkS left 20 each Of his daughters
her weight 10 s. bank notes. One got 30
COO sud the other S-s5oQ0
AwAv named Furstone left $4,000 for any
nan IegituateIv bearing the name Of Fur
stone who woald ind and marry female
Furstcne.
A WOMAN suxious % give to her servant
herciothiug. jewslry and other little articles,
called them her personality IN her VIII,
ard her servant canc IN FOR so 90 cash
Jouv FFzo. the gas-bghter o. the Walnut
Street. Thea.cr in Philadelphia. wiiied that
his head 0e taken from his body and The
skull - duly prepared snd employed 70 rep
resent Y Toriozs in the play of Hamlet
DR. Er1rssr. of Tondon. willed his heart
70 enc friend. his lungs % another sud his
brains - 2 third with orders that taev
should se preserved properly. and declared
ths- T either were unfsithfll 70 the trust
he would -ore beck and torment the I'M
fsrhfal one The iegsces were refased.
nevertheless
wHIIs drawing up rich oli mans vii
ne lawyer ssfi Eow is thIsi You leave
al FL q stranger when vcB have relatives. a
neu1ew MT nephew is q sood- for
nothing speudthrili. Rot worth s. rs penny -
.soA. dear. n0. since you iast saw hirl. two
years sgo. He has made 2 large fortune '
" Dear ne. thaf is quite ancfher th.1s In
that case I make llm Absolutely NV heir
4 NEw Tczz nan ls SAID 70 have wisai
thar his seventy T-oue pairs of trousers sh0u 4
~ sold st aactru f7~ the tene6tof fhe poCF.
and thaf theT Should n ~ way ~ ueid q
witn rr sxariref before the sale. sn4 that
RI, person snouit Be- aicvei fo bg7 mora
+aan ere uair. Tae ssveatT-0ne pairs. Il Is
zrfs. were frir sct 20 seventy enc 1iTerent
purchasers. I'D ssch found si.h0 n tas
racsets 81 h1s r7rC,gse
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
TRADE Transactions.


TEE haircloth factory az Pawtucket, r l.,
uses 1000, ,oe0 horse-talls a year.
Co1ORADo's coal output for 1887 was l.
81, 10 tons. Pretty gOod for young State.
flASY American Merino sheep arc annual
" shipped to Spain, and not few to Aus
tra.A
A MAPLE SUGAR exchange is proposed in
Vermont The crop last year was 100000
pounds
PHILADELPHIA exported last year Ice. l49
T4e gallons Of petroleum-ten millions more
than II 1856.
DURNG ten months, from January TO Oc-
tober last, Yokohama exported SOL, 800
pounds of tea.
CHEMICALLY prepared cigarette paper is
imported into this country AT the rate OF
s. 900 worth a day.
THE largest fish market in the world is
BILngsgate, London, where 5000 tons Of
fish are sold year.
A RECENT report from an English Consul
tells that England has = coaplete monop-
oly Of the trade in rocking horses"
OVER 1000 skunk SKINS went ont of Scran-
ton, Pa, for Germany the other day, where
they VIII Dc made into grenadier caps.
TIs Boston Bzletls makes the surprising
statement that there are fifty firms in that
city who deal in sheepskins, and they sell
$3.50 0O0,oo0 annually.
THE shipments Of citron 10 the United
States from Lcghorn during January were
100 aalf-cases. against COS hslf-cases for the
corresponding month last ycar.
PHILADELPHIA uses 10000 tons of sugar
in the manufacture OF candy every year
During tho winter the candy factories OF
that city turn out 125 tons of candy every
week.
A cEzcK for s2, 900, 600. drawn on Nation
al bank IN sheffield. Ala, recently passed
between two merchants Of that place 1t
was ono q the largest If not the largest
check ever drawn in the State
Az English cigarette maker explained re-
Gently how cheap cigarettes were intro
dlccd Ia the London markets. There are
at the present time between two and three
million cigarettes IN bond at the London
docks. having been damaged on the voyage
frDa America or Turkey. These arc sold
a. auction for about one shilling and six
/ pence q thousand A duty OF four shinings
ard sixponce a pound IS paid by the jew
| buyers. who cut the damaged ends of, pack
/ them into gaudy boxes aud mako very
| handsome profit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
Horse Eadlsh sauce.

A simple sauce, which forms the grand
STANDARD adjunct 70 roast beef, is horse rad
iSh sauce TO make this, scrape as finely as
possible cupful OF the root shavings; sim
Iner them in half pint Of chicken broth;
when done thieLen the broth with the yelks
OF three eggs, beaten up with desssrtspoon-
ful OF tarrGgon vinegar; add pepper, salt and
e very little grated nutmeg, and serve very
hot in a sauce boat. IL it IS desired to mako
it richer, a coffee cupfal OF cream mixed with
the yelks Of the eggs, and stood on the fire in
a double boiler, and stirred until it is very
hoe, is ell that is necessary. The cold form
OF this sauce is the easiest TO make, and rs
nice as one could wish for. The horse radish
root IS simply rasped until we have cupful
OF fine scrapings, and then mixed with an
ordinary mayonnaise, or with three table
spoonfuls of cream, ono tablespoonful OF vim
egar and one of sugar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08


A Cisser wsaaz@ F1rss Am.tsnr Deco
rafer-Ts a&ke s~sst t5s Liasa fEess-
Al inxenious zz.late1r. q lz.is, rsceatly ia
axeIy cred-tzbls 80 u dsoorsElsa ca tAs
xalss - 5 ron. vh-eA ses sss5sss sasssLsa. &C.
eoFolag - Doccr41o~ Az s1Foi2-ers - is--
hoSs.
TIE ambitious axtisE kz6 coat Of coarse
,lastsr sus upoa tbs B24 NlicA sac wis2ed
. dssor4rs Aftsx E-zzks1g = ~ isto lzaels
saa esiazlns zhs naizsa plaster q pxris wIrh
SIX uEtll IS vas q proper coaslsssiley, tea
ad.ss,1 q snificleaE znioaAt u celog 60 la~ze e
del1oa.s shade u e.lve. A lh-n ga or t1As
.as i,at over ne entire va surfzas and al
lOwsd II dry. Tea = LIE e4ik green
bronze was p1t iEto tie tnlxrGre All spp.iad
u tas lgHer porIloa q t1- m-1--e " tAs
panel 1his VAS Lot slnoc<eeds Lut p@.-sd
over 30 as 70 prOd1ce sorfsee covered Win
httls dots and points single experiment
vii shos the resaG taore eiesFiy tAAa eny
anouat II explanation eoaid Go.
Above tie dzFk bronze 1as a hSbter shade
OF a yellow. 81 cast. The two oocEpicd space
OF bgt httle more than four lneles from tie
ioBer part u ths panel VlAe was sketehsd
IA tie damp plaster, the tsadrlLs ard leaves
drooping from ths heavy stalk on one Side
aud following th9 Inner hns Of TIE panel
which was arched al tho top The Dacz-
ground grew lighter toward tie upper part
until is was u the cloudy, hay, golden gray
o. In1i&n summer.
The next panel was done in shades q gray,
with braabl8 bushes and golden rcd, and Z
dull blue say. A morning glory II pale
green's and purples, = climbing rose, passion
vine AMI lattice with delicate bars and
ereepeEs were among the panel decorations.
/ Columns were sketched u and friezs Of
medium depth finished tie amateur work.
! Tie ceiling had been previously done 10y a
| professional decorator. Tie entire surface
was rough, and the vines, flowers ard leaves
were Ia slight relief. The columns were stin
moro prominent, and were done IN dark god
bronzs with bases Of dark olive gresn
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

J. W. Hay ward. who for many wears past
has been connected with the West side
Drug Store, owned by Mrs. Y. Prind.e,
located al No. II West Bridge-st. has pur-
Chased the entire stock, and will ir the
future give his personal attention 10 pre-
scriution and the other wants Of his many
patrons. The above will be very
pleasant information TO the host OF warn
friends that Mr.. Hayward has made
By his uniform courtesy and always happy
nature. MIR. Hayward will increase the al
ready large stock of drugs. toilet articles.
cigars. etc. and cordially invites all both
friends and strangers TO call and see him,
assuring each aud every one warm well
come and fair dealing, the number is IL
West Bridgs-st., corner Front-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
FAcrs.

Yesterday afternoon a travelling salesman
from a Boston wholesale jewelry house
happened in the auction room OF J. +.
Holman. No. Is Canalst.. while the auc-
tioneer was selling fire gold watch. This
gentleman, upon examining the watch, bid
on the same and bought it for less money
than he could have gotten II from the house
he represented. Knowing that friend OF
his who was stopping at Sweets Hotel
wanted 10 buy a watch, went over and in
duced him 10 go TO HomGn's and purchase
one like his at price that would astonish
anyone. Mir. Homsns business is steadily
increasing. and the bargains given his
customers has become the grand topic OF
conversation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

II ws are To believe the statements made
bY writers who ara supposed 20 90 vel
versed In such matters, mankind has been
laughlng Tor ages AZ ths same humorous
stories. Tho famous rhyme
ssMofne-. may I 20 orf - swim
~Tcs. - daring darsGtrr.
Hanr your clothes or q a,czory llEah,
AID Eoat 81 EsA- 10 water"
which no oan read or hear Tor tho first timo
without laughing, is ~ are told, i,5J0 years
old at least. for is was IN n book OF jesss IS
sued Ia tns Sixth century By Hierocles. IN
the sauo book IL tho story u the man who
cornplal aed thas his horse had died Just rs he
bad taught IL 70 1--we without food; and ot
the ono who. nesting a friend, asked whether
it was bs 0- his brother who bad IGss been
frrfc.df
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Subscriptions % tie espsLzi s-oGx of tAe
GtsEa E4plcs Ngi31i 6ail1lng sBd Loan
4 AssCslaliga. 1sESts sseck =. - ~. saAsss
SOC s&cb. weekly PAS sae1ts A3e per SHARE
Nh " N3ciccD,h President. Crawford
AuEsll Nice President kasard u Hortops
Secretary. Taomas N Rsfk. Treasurer
Dsnns L. Rogers. AItcruey reads the IL
scrifilen disg lzysl uFoa cs,Iss plses1 10
tie wi1aess Of nssly sLoEss ana p0Dlie
xi4css tbr0uKno1t Lle ctty-
Ihs &c awake nlellls o. this orgzcl-
xatlon intend thzt Is sssll kesp ~ Nth
tns procession. aus tasy iavits a. wao
have uoDsy T. Invest. Or Sao sish . e0r-
rev Uoney. 70 s0lu them aas participate II
is beEenis. II Is = purely 2atusi ofgsni.
Eatien FOR mutual osuent and pront. aud
O5egs exceptional saFsDisges % tnose sho
wish t. ou ID and desire " Dorrow money
for Tbs purpose. Persons rssidins ootslde
ghe cigy may become msm$rs. znc ali are
invited % drop portal ears 70 T. ID hor.
ton. SscFslsry, Wli0ic0mo b0ilnng. Grand
Rapids. Ach.. ssd receive : copy o. ths
prospectus and bylaws. and join ths Gre
series nov being rapidly taksn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
rHE qrEa4's PCGA

FtIs Old fashioned puss. Whleh came w1rn
ksr ma iestys ancestors from Holland, are
also great f4Forltes as cc4rS, and specially
sryrse latsl 1J the quceas grs "a ,h-iciren-
BlsEo IS attached re lAs you7g Prince ~
Ha.Lsloerg, and n Mzlrsss Aoo1sy. whose
nirslra ana slat ~ har puppies - givea u
tl8 crs heloass % ths h--l8 Princes Mar
ga-st ol C1aaagThs wto loves % pu1 ard
erlmpis tls soft, piill1ls skin oc the good
sasurst pap
The queens dogs are vel ruled ard cared
for taey ars not over Paupere4, ted az
a. zhs oaiy, snd gro0med da.-y. Ihsy walk
wiah ths queen n r1o grounds, 1nd are al
aai-le1 % her roolas and society.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

The first requisite in preparing this popu-
lar refreshment is q clear fire, which is best
obtained by the use Of coke. Be sure that
the chestnuts are good. Then cut n trans
verse slit on the hat side of the chestnut, not
on the convex side; use a sharp knife, and
be careful not to cut into the chestnut Put
them into an old frying pan or fiat iron YES
sci of some sort, the bottom of which must
be perforated with holes about the size of q
pea. a frying pan with holes punched in
wiz answer the purpose. Put the chestnuts
in pan over a clear fire, and stir them oc-
casionally. When the skin opens az the place
where it is slit try if the chestluts are done,
and serve them on dish In napkin. But
ter and salt should be handed round at the
same time
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

rhe grammar IN poetry here presented, 4
- aout doubt tae brie,esE ono of the English
anxl-aga ia q s-saee, and any ono ought =
.oEalaft the laes 70 memory:
Tire Ertie words you of,en ses.
.AFs Arises A. a. z-d t.ls.
A nouns the name of anything.
As scaool % Eazlan. LOOP AZ sslns.
TT
Adtsctlyes. The kfad ~ noua.
A crest snal, pretty. White or hr0sn-
~.
ras-eat ~ ncan- The ..r0noons stand
asr aalld. a. taco your 4rIa, E1y had
verhs tan something 70 b done
To read. count. la-s1, slng, jump or run
VI e
Tow ghi1<s ars done The afveros tel,
As slowly. quickly. " or well
VII
Conianctlors foin no worsis together.
a. Len and Eouien, wind Or weather.
vuL
Tns proposition stanls before
A no,.n. - IN. OF tarousa tas door.
X.
TIE iatertsctine shows surprise.
"A OH aeN pretty. Al how Viz
rhc uhose are caI.ef nine parts os srecch.
Which read-lz. writlag. sp>aking teaea-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

The elegant line of furniture now being
shown at the salerooms Of the Star furni-
ture Company. 100 South Diyision-st. is
fast being delivered to the homes OF people
who appreciate good bargains when they
zee them. They are showing among their
large stock Of all kinds Of household and
psrior furniture large variety Of Chamber
suites ranging in prices from Sl6 50 up
wards. Don't purchase until you see their
line Of goods. Remember the number, l09,
three door. north OF CherTy-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

We kindly take this method to inform
you that We have filled the vacancy made
By the resignation Ct Mr.. Raven By BRO
noting Ar. G. L. Pack ard to the position OF
cole c.or. who has been IN our employ for
tie past FIVE years and whom re are pleased
T. introduce to you ss a young man Of un-
questionable department and obliging n an
8srs. who vii csil on yon regularly for
psY mems according TO our custom hereto
fore. We appreciate your liberal patronage
sod many kind faEors OF the past snG have
tried 20 rec pr0cste with square dealing and
accommodation on our part Hoping that
you will Judge our future by the psst Ee
humsiy solicit and feel c0183eBt O. con
UnusnCe Of cor sc liable rztY0nazs should
vo1 need snythins in the furniture Inc.
our nsw stores q 15 and 11j ~Jai0 DiTls-
iou-st srs large and comm0dlons. We have
added "a orr Already hesvT and ccmnls' 2
stock az furniture, 3 full Ire % carpets,
drspeTies. curtains ard rugs which ve Elli
sell a.0aE with oar farniturs on easy terms.
BsmsEahe- Ve have moved from our Cd
ssns. lG8. 20 oar nsN sd roons stores
tFo bloc. far her out Nos I)3 and ID
ssnth Divisions Call aad examins cur
new Eoods ssd complets year household
outHt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Trs caHs,rnia ard Florida Iimite Ex.
press on ths CreeH sna Crescent p q
.tieesnusf Southern = te tTaln esreci Is
ss...t-ana for taurfsfs tbs Winter Tce
Tf.n.te5 r7sns fhreurn froun Cineinnsfi -
Ns~ c-iesrs fa fwen-F-f~s hrors sna p
haif closely csunectirg vlfh I.os Ansa -
through csrs snd uskirz the ellcses'
~.71te rs has 5e ghtful fssfcruls citT. Tee
Queer ard Crescent = lh-s rear a. tfrr-eTlr
faa Finrsfs saTc~'te ilne. uit1 threrro cE-s
fwire 6ei = % Tsor~asgilfe ard Iacks01-
villa Esfes xrises etc. a70n srr c2iten
e = Bee<a Passenger Agsn1 e~zrnsk
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
roniIlon for Afternoon Teas.

Hot bouillon is simply the clearest beef
soup which can DO made; beef Tea, it is some
times orlled- 1t is made, says Earpers Be-
gar, the day before, and little celery seed is
thrown in 20 flavor it. Then the soup is set
away to cool, and all the grease taken OF. It
is then strained, and thus being perfectly
clear, is seasoned with q little salt, heated,
and served hot sin cups; it is delicious at
afternoon teas. 1t should DO kept hot in =
silver urn over an alcohol lamp.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
Spanish Cream

Soak half box of gelatine in half pint
of cold milk; beat up the yelks of three eggs
and put into a double boiler with pint of
milk. three teaSpoonfuls Of sugar and the
soaked gelahne. Stir well, let it como TO a
boil, then remove from the Are and favor to
taste. Beat the whites of the eggs to q stiff
froth and stir them in with the other ingre-
dents andp pour into buttered mold. Serve
with cream.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
Old Fashioned Soda Eiscu.s.

To make faxy soda biscuit mix together a
quart of dry -four, a teaspoonful OF baking
soda, two OF cream Of tartar, and saltspoon-
ful ofvsalt pass through sieve, then chop
In two ounces OF butter or lard, and mix
quickly with milk to make a very soft
dough. Flour the board well, roll out,
sprinkle with -four, double over and roll out
again; cut into biscuits half an inch thick.
Bake in very hot oven about fifteen
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Rirse ors ons bottle with h2rtshorn and
another With spirits of salts. next bring ne
bottles together, mouth % mouth, both VII &C
once be psrvsdcd With white vaPors- The va
pors in question a-S composed of sal am
noniac. e solid body generated b the union
OF two .av.siols gases
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Pour boiling water over them and let them
stand five or ten minutes Drain and rub
each raisin between the thumb md finger till
the seeds come oat clean Dry the raisins
before using and rub them In -four before
putting into cake, 20 prevent their sinking 20
the bottom II chopped, -four should DO
scattered over them 70 prevent their adher-
inr togather
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
The Union Pacific has inst arranged with

The Union Pacific has Just arranged With
its Eastern connections for series OF semi
monthly excursions TO all points on its lines
in Kansas and Nebraska. and SIS far wes, as
Sterling Colorado. on the Nebraska divis-
ION. Tickets for the round trip will be sold
az the rate of about one limited fire by way
Of nj Missouri River points over the Union
Pacific Ten days will be allowed going
and i've returning, and the tickets will be
good for thirty days with stop-oser privii-
eges within these limits. over the Union
Pacific lines in the States named.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

cravfoT5 Green 3 Co. No "a Eo1ls =
fret reoelvef or q pofstoes from Belfast.
lreau8 Al uba have rse1 tfsa YEo
rounes then RE best taev ever usaf
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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
lOMrIETE

In every sense of the word can justly be
said OF the magnificent Soda Water Foun-
tain at Swe;land's Confectionery Store, No.
l5i Monroe 81. Mr.. Sneiland always leads
in this line, and hc certainly done himself
justice in purchasing one of the finest and
most complete soda water fountains IN The
State. He has all the fayorile syrups. and
is fully prepared to furnish ali with nice
cool ink
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Into a cup and a half Of boiling milk sir
pinch OF soda and half a cup Of sugar. When
these are dissolved add one half cup Of tapi-
oca which has been soaking 81 night in a
scant cupful Of cold water, slightly salted
STIR until clear, watching closely that no
humps form Flavor, and mold in wet tum-
hers
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

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rssrrs ssfr-lv taeu1 vel vith liGaid mann7s
water n v0u cannot Obtain tbis. yo8 VII
end tha suds from tie weekly vRsa = gFast
a7vsntaUa for making aorsrs grew. TIE
esr7rt VII ke rerasrEatsA
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
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niece cf Eoltein huea IN cr19s st4tch. ho- neln
anf ss-in stitch with blue cotton After the
roll has been mountei with the eTuhroidery,
hue tssses on whts cords. biae Six bows
ami lace ruchss are fxei - both ends.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

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being -n tae opposite sisls ~ q Question can
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