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EDUCATIONAL
The GREArrsr Yer.

On October IL the stock Of NICoL CoLLIsHAw,
New York, was sold by the sheriff of that city We
ington, and, fortunately, secured the
GREATEST BARGAINS
We have ever had to offer in
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
including Furniture Coverings in Rich Damask Bro
cades, Brocateles, Tapestries &C.; Chenille shebar,
and Turcoman Portiere Curtains; Lace Curtains, all
descriptions; Table Covers Cretonnes, Rugs &c. &C
all at about oneha to onethrd the usual prices You
cannot afford to miss this sale you are looking for
bargains in Upholstery Goods
IMPORTANT.
II you wish to match your dress with Velvet or
Plush, and after having tried all the other stores in
Washington, you would have saved time by coming
first to LANSBURGH BRO, where every shade pos
is in stock have such every day makes
us cite the above.
New invoice Of the cheapest Plush in the city-1s
inches wide, &c.
All shades in 19-inches-wide Velvet, 75c.
Pushes "a inches wide, S1.25.
See soon.
LANsBURGH 4 BRO,
42O. 400, 424 42e 9TH St
AT, 40 9Th st.
Sole agents for Standard Fashion Patterns Improve.
rnent all others. Ask for Fashion Gazette Mailed
to you free on application. oc24
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FKRDISArD CoSenAruLATzs BpIaARlA.-Ths
Bulgarian sobrsaje was opened Saturday by
Prince Ferdinand, who was accorded brilliant
reception. An artillery salute was fred in his
honor. In his address opening the session
Prince Ferdinand congratulated Bulgaria upon
the position she has attained, and said Dat
Of her people, the tranquil sssts Of the coua-
Try, and the business Of Dulgarias cause the
country was daily growing stronger. The open
ing Of the Sofa and vaksrel hallway, co..
structed BY Bulgarian resouzoee and BulGaxiaa
labor, bad raised Bulgaria's credit and won IL
sympa$hies Of enlightened peoples
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FORA FIRST CLASS HEATING STOVE. RANGE
GARTRELL, SIS 9TH st.
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. nnn PAIRS OF MEMS HALF HOSE, FULL
OSVOOreg made, in Lsles Merino all wool and
p onSe sGa Bn tstpes bSs
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723 18th st. NV.

au29 723 18th st. NV.
nRAwING AND PAINTING-LAwYERs,. DOC
Dtors business men ladies' and gentlemen Of leisure
Sd
mot too late n9w even # you are seventy years old
Ss wS S6 ns s soa
Years in Europe and, while she loyes her art and
s tens
much sps Is clear
new play, Such training will do more than medicine
aHa Sr or to snw %
your children are being benefited injured by their
art lessonsy Do you want to be able to sketch any
thing you see or think Of or to pain, the Portraits Of
with r class. srs
BY Mr. sSedsn In
| SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE THREE EN-
Stdre a9Srs National Bank of the Republic Building
the door. Institution established 1854. practical
for and y AMID
evening sessions ps;a The business course embraces;
snguage Rspid Booa
Sas # g ss
system; Civics, INCLUDING training for citizenship:
Economy and So@i Law: cOml asosraphy, tuition
entering 500 In nosshg u sae
each 800 80 Sy the quarter ten weeks payable on en-
three months SIG Special courses pepartsSts for
Fnsi's
school of Expression. Write call for illustrated
nual announcement. School year begins MONDAY,
Sept y. College open for arrangements and after
Monday, Aug. "a. HENRY @. SPENCER, Ii. B., Prin-
| cipal. Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal. L
GARFIELD SPENCER, Secretary. au13
RQRDENTOwN FEMALE COLLEGE Nj
s1OCharming location on the Delaware. Healthful,
homelike and Christian. Superior facilities in music
ana art. Health, manners and morals carefully
guarded For catalogue address
oc3-eol9t REV. VIM Q. BOWEN, A. NJ, Pres't
| DROP sHELDON's DANCING ACADEMY NOW
n open for the reception of pupils MONDAYS, WE'D
NEspArS and SATURDAYS Call or send for circu-
lars 1904 st. NV. su2S-Sm
w KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE
For the training Of teachers,
Model Kinderearten aud Primary School
Established 1874
Mrs LOUISE POLLOCK. Principal
| A BUSINESS EDUCATION = BOOK RFFPTN0-
"A Penmanship, Arithmetic, Grammar, OrfhoQraphv
History Type writing &C. rapid progress; rsssonabc
terms Call after Also pm WOODS CONMERCIAI.
SCHOOL. 407 East Capitol st. au26-6m
A NEW ILLUSTRATED CIRcULAR
| SWITHEN G. SHORTLEDGEs MEDIA (ps)ACADR-
MY FOR BOYS sent free. selS-tiai
A ELLINGTON ACADEMY SAUL BUILDING.
Fan term OF 1883 begins September IL
Day and evening sessions
BURTON MACAFEE, A. II ND
Circulars sauls sssdssors and the boolstors1
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0RATEFUL-CONRORTINo.
EPP's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge of the patural law which
govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition and
y SsgefS application pf the fine Properte. Of we'll
tables With delicstey favored beverage which may
ave us many heavy doctors, BILLS. It 4 BY the judi
may ne gradually built up until strong enough to re-
1.i every tendency to dieease. Hundred Of subtle
mAlaMeo are hosting around u ready to attack where
evs ai s .Sss veal point We may escape many
pure blood and 8 properly nourished fsme.s-Civs
10 nan-pound tins By grocers, lsbelsd thus:
JAMES EpPs 90. homeopathic chsmists,
iy2l-m.tus London Rpe,.nd.
At COUsINg GENUINE FRENCH KID BUT
DongulA o1oo. b. @ D. and X 3 Vidfh a opera ~
ana common sep1e 70 Close out KAUFH MIS- Douh
Combination. 11th O. .. 8. oc27-Sf
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reciSe vss wrecked q Grow Wing Rivsr,
MIMI, Saturday night Ths train was running
shout forty miles IN hour and ran into N
open switch near the est end of the bridrs.
Alexander Broun, Areman, ". killed, "a
msn4 ~ 70 bsdly htrsA a. b vill a.
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A SERIES Or EXTREMES

EXACTLY.
are part and parcel Of the worlds people, unit in
mighty caravan, whose steady tramp, tramp, tramp
shall be heard until time is more We too in going
would leave behind footprints in the sands Of time
claiming the world country and doing good
religion" We treat everybody alike, whether they
come from the home of the Esqumaux or the land of
the Hottentot, from the enlightened countries of the
reign. We do good alike unto all by PROTECTING
them in the QUALITY and PRICE Of any and EVERY
article we have to offer. We have some
GRAND. sPECIALTIES
for you this week, no antiquated garments afflicted
with DRY ROT and reeking with the noxious vapors
OF tar, pitch and turpentne, with camphor thrown In
as valuable auxiliary, but diamonds real gems-gems
to delight the children and make gladtheir
hearts.
DIAMOND CUT vELvETEEN SUITS for children
sizes to IA years.
2os OF THEM,
1882 SUIT!
Two shades-Brown and Oxford. They were manu-
featured to sell at $3.50 suit but through the mis-
fortune Of another were fortunate enough to Sc
cure them at price which enables to sell them to
you at
s2.e2 A SUIT,
and still make our usual profit, viz TEN PER CENT.
Is best of ALL beat "au the world and the rest
of mankind" in PRICES.
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
927 and e20 18th st. NV, corner Massachusetts,
Strictly One Price
Open Saturdays till II nm oco2
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SILVER WAnr
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, SOLD ExTEN
sIvELY AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Manufactured by
sAML KIRK b SON,
ia Baltimore Ct. Baltimore. Nd
Established 1877
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~, have on hand q very fine quality Of large Pes
49, f wnach we are selling ct the low price Of
sIwest market price. Try the Pes Coal before pur-
Dealers In Anthracite and Bitumnous cosl IA Wood
,Sth s,i Cor 18th ct and r. L NV and cor.
A<sn ma sts NV oc20-4t
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100 PIECES Or STAMPED LINENS

Over all Odd and Ends which viii be sold regardless
of cost
MONDAY ONLY.
SO Pairs best Muslin Shams, stamped ....15c
80 Children's Bibs, Stamped, new designs
AZ Children's Bibs, Stamped and Open Work 12c
"a Children's Bibs, Stamped Monte Cloth 15c
40 Linen Chair Tides. .15c.
124 Splashers, Stamped. &C.
SO Splashers, Monte Cloth and Stamped 25c
43 Splashers Rep, price 40c, reduced .30c
"a Fine Damask Tray Covers. .25c
6S Extra size ....................... .35c
II Hemstitched Tray Covers .43c.
81 Extra size .............,.... 69c.
"A Bolting Sheettng Sofa Cushions. Csc.
IL Bolting Sheettng Table Covers. .75c.
54-Inch Fringed Scarfs. 49c
Hundreds Of other useful articles cleared out
8. OPPENHEIMER BRO,
514 9th st. NV.
Decorative Art Rooms,
Just received new effects in Antique Tides oc27
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PROFESSIONAL.


NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
1h LIFE All business confidential Ladies' and gen
tsmen 80 cents each 40s ST., between 4th and 5th
s% NV. se24-0ws
MAD. z ARDENNE, THE CELEBRATED PALM
~ ist and Clairvoyant, give you your exact life
ShArt and TO her sitters their in full Tells
how 70 hold the affection Of husband and lover and
nov % WIN the one you love All business confden-
VA liz q ST NV. Come and be convinced se12-2m'
WMKING MADE EASY: HANDS BEAUTIFIED
sou Ses,Sn Chir9P9dists Boston prices at KEN
.set skfolly treated Lady and gentleman operators
1~sys IA attendance. Mancuring 75c. Satisfaction
PkoF CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
Vim ss. Astsologsr and Spiritual Medium. Born
Ssasa kecovers lost or stolen property Finds hid
esa .IeAsures Gives lucky numbers Causes speedy
t1hrzses BRINGS separated together Gives success
TrSnse Removes all family troubles and evil in
~ otSs- S1res sickness II Disappointed BY efforts
yn !uose not AL alike the Professor can con-
Vii .ne most skeptical strangers from other cities
ave lne and disappointment by calling on The
ohy genuine elairyoyant in this city a. he success
-, Others fail and adyertises only what he can
S1tunss. oOc Life-readinx by mail ON receint ~
Name lock Of hair, date OF birth Honre q h ~
Open sundays from 1 70 pm "1s W O.
--o-- 421 9th st. NV
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL &c.
TT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
DR.. BROTHERS is the oldest-esta bished advertis-
ing ladies' Physician in this city Ladies', you
confidently consult DIR. BROTHERS, 906 b st s. W.
Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar to
ladies' married or single. Forty years experience
oc29- Inn
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
~ or two Of DR. BROTHERS. Invigorating Cordial.
VIII cure any case of nervous debility and loss of
nerve-power. 1t imparts vigor to the whole system.
Male or female. 9O6 st. s.w. oc29-1ms
II AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
~ experienced female physician should consult Mrs
Dr, WILSON, 1105 Park Place n, e., between and G
ana tn and 18th SITS Ladies only. Remedy, $5
NINE. DE FOREST, LONG-EsTABLIsHED AND
" reliable Ladies' Physician, be consulted daily
at her residence, 901 T st. NV. Office hours from
to 8 p IN. with Ladies only jy1S-4ms
II FAD AND BE wIsE-DR. BROTHERS, 9O6 ST
law, appeared before me and made oath that he is
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this city,
and Will guarantee cure in all of private diseases
Of men and furnish medicine or no charge consulta-
ton and advice free at hour during the day Sub
scriped ana sworn before me by DR.. BROTHERS,
SAMUEL q MILLS, Notary Public in and for the
DISTRICT Of Columbia, this third day of July, 1855
nR; MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ Standard Remedy for all blood diseases, causing
IN Or sKn E9Hbes urinary diseases cured
natural Weakness loss of vitality nervous debility &c.
5y31 STANDIFORDS, cor 9th and NV.
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LNoR SALE
Il 645 and $40 ST. l340s stn.w bh ~ q 400
e, h, ar. % 900 1902 and 1904 i st n
81 to 81 g ST. ne. b. soo Nth q. go. 5000
IS and 4s Myrtle st. ooo $3.50 4th st s6oo
81 S & st NV: s sOO a'SS sSs'gen' ave
ls M5ris st: III. low oOO ~ Shows .ll 5000
15Myrtls st. 'S srs 9th St. n w. hoo
1i2 st n e. hoo s20 Boundary St NV svoo
MSits i 81 700 aSis 9th st w. Zoo
st. 100 1Sis;i2aa Madison 600
$50 sth ST ne: 49, 81, sS r.s :. s,soo
Aiisy siE and Tn. 600 log l.. 2otn st n ooo
ana sta a e. S.h- 15il samson ST NV sooo
az Sd St n e.: S. SOO sss y st n v. 200
as st e: So0 y st Capitol alley w. 800
sl$ 81 81 az, A.. 500 Aisr, * and SsS $50
40s st. se., b.h 81. 500 and s.w, T. h. AZ .aoo
books For full list ca st once for bulletin issued n
the LIST and 18th loc25l THos. E. wAGGAMAN.
EoR sALE-A FINE BRICK RESIDENCE IN
- West Washington, 1927 SD st.: lot 25xl00 to
fa easy D 1esaif
E0R SALE OR TRADE-FRAME COTTAGE AT
1900 esas sis an o9Sm, side lot stable II rsss 200
chELI, 934 st., room a. oc9-tnl
E0R sALE-BARGAIN-2 BEAUTIFUI NEW
- residences northwest. near 10th ST; story bsse-
Epsspecqyely $500 and %. 800 each OWNEh 1855
fs'ee fises' ose and 81. NV. se21-2m
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
CORNER STONE LAID
GatsFsstiax Exsfeises Ia English asd Ger
ns2n-PFssiains EidsE wsiisr Lays
ths stoas sad Prsn.isss %
Dedfc4ts the Shsrsh-

A ssry interesting ceremony Was wit
messed by several hundred people on The
West Side yesterday afternoon.
The neE and elegant German Methodist
church edl1cs. At the corner Of Seribner and
second-sts, has the foundation and base
ment laid up. aud some Of the brick laid,
20 hat il can Do seen that IL will be hand
some and commodins structure. The base
IS high and built of blue Ohio stone. With
brick walls above. giving convenient sun
day school class rooms and parlors below,
aud spacious auditorium that will seal
sboUt eight hundred people.
shortly after the chimes had ceased their
music. the people began TO gather. until
about three hundred people were on the
ground.
After singing by the congregation and
praysr. Rev. ]. A Sprsgue, Of the Second
81. eharch. gave sn address In English. In
which be congratulated the society upon
their suecess and growth
Presiding Elder Weller offered a prayer.
and then Rev. Henry Pullman. the pastor.
gave brief account of the condition OF the
society.
Ii. p. welton, Of the West Presbyterian
church. read nom the scriptures the build
tAk VI tAc Acuiptcs 1na n. oSAt P~7-OA
Of ths JOhsnn's church, also read some
passages. This Was followed by prayer and
singing. and then came heceremony OF the
lsying Of the stone. IL is perfect die Of
Ohio blue stone, and everything had been
prepared By The masOns for its easy adjust
ment. Presiding Elder Weller took the
trowel and fastened the stone in place. de-
posted the box containing the usual papers,
documents of the church. bible. coin OF the
year, etc. and then the choir sung an ap-
propriate hymn, and the congregation was
dispensed with hsneciction by the pastor.
IL was a bFief but very impressive service.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
100000 BOXES OF FIRE CRACKERS
This Years Importation From Japan and
Chins-A Lot Of Money to be Wasted

This Years Importation From Japan and
China-A Lot Of Money to be Wasted
The importation Of FIRE crack ers this year
will amount to $4,000 boxes. an incr ssse Of
10000 boxss over last years importation.
II Is little curious that the scientific knowl-
edge and inventive genius Of this country
have proved insdsquste for the successful
manuiscturs Of these explosives All al
tempts 90 produce them IN this country. 80 ss
90 compete with the imported article, have
failed They are n sde exclusively in China
and Jsrsn. and tbs importation OF last
week vas Il AIS boxes. valued st $34. .255.
Whsta large 81 m 10 be thrown away on
such lesch. What an snnOyspes also viIl
Be inflicted on a isrge part OF the public
and specially on invaiids. when these
crackers 20 off What risk Of csismiiy.
also. for we are reminded that the great Gre
IN Porflsnd- Jaly 1. isst-wss occasionsd
by Ere crscker. Yes they are dangerous
plaTfhirgs Al tho best and ouzhs 20 be used,
when used .t al. vilh grsst care Chill
dren. indeed. shoud not Be allowed 20 ire
them except vhsu under adult observation.
~ r. MAJ ard ExTrsSS
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

80 scene at the Lake yesterday was
somewhat anImsted and gayer than it has
been for the past two weeks. The dummy
line ran its cars from the old depot on East
St. add hundreds Of people filed them as
fast as the trips could be made. The lake
was swarmiL.g With boats. the pavilion was
open and the old time gayety was revived
with vigor.
The work on the grand stand at the
Base Ball Park was commenced Saturday.
and ill be pushed rapidly until it Is COM
tyefed
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

Eb.s 4 san are SAILING sas bloex On
k<sl hxiaEssE
TAs c4ais road xiH sson - carrying
E<ssen.sfs % hss.ts Lsks.
naax II fhs Froaini1iea szisxzsss VII
start laf Dsfsols tnas sssning.
P.ssay Gibbons feii ast u wagon sstas-
a4F and eat his se@le quite sadiy.
Df p B. Wright. of to5 Jefferson ave,
hss besa ~ isr sans lAas pai . rsesssf'
lng.
Nh Tishs Ass purchased seven io.s On
CsFpe1EsTs sscond zt1i1s1u, pzgils -. 80
iar lhs s4f.e
Tks HsdE.aiie Company sss pFspAsinz
= ay thsif pipes at East Efiass zAa
Lstsg stte-slsL
Harvey 1. Brown. Deputy school IN
spsctoF 81 Asut ee1aly. 81 &c Ia tosa to-
aag On business.
for = fssl disonisriy faokst. ths Salvation
AFnsy bAnd zsla se4y ~ilh lie sofst drunk
fu1 ~. The had should l@asn ~ Play q
Llt.s tit.
horss Belonging 70 A. II. ThomDson
Wa badly hurt yesisfday By breaking
through plAnk at the lsland-sl. railroad
cEossink
The Western Unioa telegraph windos
vii be s.ieasd with .args aaaoant Of u
teresl today. livery bOdY u anxious 70
hssT from tne convention.
Ths ezbls road vii probably run their
motor iine al tne year, % nal residents
along t1s road can get the bsnefls of I as
vel h ne Winter e. IN summer.
More ans houses srs being baiit on the
hiil lssr brsd<e-st.. tnaa ever bsiors. ossen
h4ss seea pas aD eltAin a stones tAFos 0f
30. snsine mouse. this summer.
Lor4n Osborn. lormefiy sith the Gran I
k4oif8 National Bank, and has been a.
iendlng Kalamazoo ColieBe. has retug ned
hoss. sa4 siii spend ais VACATION Ia hla
Oil position a. tne bank.
A. H. KaoUisoa is putting up a three
story aEiek block On the eornsr Of Bridge
aad BsEclzy-sts. The hFst aoor sili be oc-
eupied 81 tour stores. the upper nOors will
De ased for Offices or living apartments.
George C. Aafkei. chief clerk of the Q. a
W n. Passenger Department. 20 received
the money for the excursion tickets soid
yesterday. bad $40 IA silver ia his pockets
al one time This ameuEt viii weigh aooal
thirteen p0unds.
Rev A T. Merriam. OF the Park Con-
gFsgationsl church. suffered 50 severely
ffom . cold While preaching Yesterday
morning that he announced before pro
no0nelng he kenesiicti0n that there would
be 40 syening service
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
The UP-RlvER RESORT.
A Pleasant Place and Cheap Tr.nsporta
tfou.

A Pleasant Place and Cheap Trabsporta-
tion.
The new steamer Grand Island COM
menced its regular trip yesterday to the
Soldiers Home and the island. 1t will 90
to the Home every Sunday morning at 9
o'cloc <, start sgain at 10 o'clock for the
islam d. and again at 80, stopping At the
Home both ways on each trip. The Un-
known will also make FIVE or six trips to
the Home during each day.
The beautiful weather Of yesterday was
taken advantage Of by nearly . thousand
people 10 visit these pleasant places. The
grounds in the vicinity Of the Soldiers
Home are IN lovely condition, aud the new
resort at Grand Island is very pleasant
though crude as Jet, Of course. The club
however. are fast improving H. They
have built large hall filed with tables
which may be removed for dancing cut
down a great deal Of the underbrash. and
have convenient landing One thing re-
qgirsd j. . beat bouse and q feet Of boats
By which visitors can enjoy the splendid
bass fishing that part OF the river affords.
The home dock is conveniently located
within q few rods Of the end OF the ecrib-
ner-st. car Iirs, where they have pleasant
club house aud spacious grounds. CAPTAIN
Jenks and the members Of The club are all
proud Of the Dev steamer. s vel they may
be. About 30 passengers can ride on her
viii comfort. and she Is ss steady ss q
rock.
A member Of the Photographic Club was
on board With his Instruments yestsrdsv
snd took sorne verT fire views Of poiats in
the vicinity of Grand lsia0d.
ra~f-E Cntn~~ pkcsrh.s. g. a.. ,<--.-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
SOME home GAMES.
WeLL PLAYED ANo INTERESTING


TIE Hoassnaan. pennsily 4 Jones bAss
bA.l club add~d another vissosy 70 their
Iist ~ dsiss1ing ths Eossn BzeA nins. Of
Masksxon. 81 the LAks Side grounds yesr
t<rdsy altsrnoon. ia Musksgoa. kossa
Bros- nins viii - remembered - the same
oEss that defeated The Tower bsss bali club
81 tAis city On Decoration day last. Nc
ssns asa Hyeoop vsrs the basisfy for the
Hoassmss. Donnslly q yorss. sed did re-
msrksbly veil. Mevsns suikiYg out ten
man. and Hyoosp caught him In good
ssyls Hycoop 10 . rscsns adnision TO the
nins. he having been secured from the
Kalamazoo Blues last week. The features
Of the game we're Lenssnksmp's throw into
third base from center fsld. making .
double play. and Irwin's throwing to frst
base. The Hoassman. Donnally & Jones
Club go 10 s&ugataek next Wednesday TO
open up the new grounds with the Douglas
club.
| u.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

The Sunday School children Of St. Marks
will hold q lawn fete on their church
grounds. from Tuesday to Friday evenings.
the proceeds Of which will be given to the
erection Of free public drinking fountain.
Tents win be pat up ON the church lawns.
refreshments will be served AZ moderate
charges, aud at and . every evening .
m usical and literary entertainment W | be
given in the school. The effort is one
which should De supported by the public,
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
KENT COUNTY BEEF /!

That man JoSEs, corner OF
Fourth. st. and Broadway,
keeps only first-class Kent
County Beef, at prices lower
than the trash called meat,
handled over and over ia
peddler's wagons, expo.ed TO
dust and flies and unfit for
food. Everything IA the meat
line at the lowest prices
] buy for Cash and VIII not
be undersold by anyone.
JONES. The BUTcHER,
Cor. Fourth-st. and Broadway.
Watch this Space for Quota
tions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

The Union Pacific has just arranged With
its Eastern connections for q series OF semi
monthly excur,ions 10 all points on its lines
in Kansas and Nebraska. and as far west y.
Sterling. Colorado. on the Nebraska divis.
ion. Tickets for the rornd trip will be sold
at the rate Of about one limited fare by way
Of ali Missouri River points over the Union
Pacific. Ten days will be allowed going
and five returning, and the tickets will be
good for thirty days with stopove privil.
sges within these limits, over the Union
Pacific lines In the States named.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

There will be another brilliant array OF
noted specialties at the above named opera
house this week. presenting an elaborate
minstrel scene, . brilliant olio. terminating
with the grxnd romantic operatic spectacle.
entitled The Ssiad Queen" repiste with
nsw costumes. music, and gorgeous trans
formation scene. {. H and Minnie Bur-
roughs will sing their charming Black
smith Song" and The entertainment Is sure
to draw big houses all the week. Aatinees
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 2
O'clock
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

Nathan Hoskin.s carpenter employed ~
. house which 10 bssnx built By his Dick
inson. of Baroisy-sl. cut his tingsr sstar-
day With . ehissi and stepped In 10 Enxine
House Ne % vssh the blood fpom the
wound. The sight of the blood nowlns
from the uoapd caused him " faint. he
fell, striking the bach Of his bad On pail.
His scalp Was badly cut. and be wss taken
TO his home In the nortAsxn part OF the
city,