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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

zsn 6ar chicsss TEA hsass. siEh Asaa-
s44rtsEs "a tnls essJ.
Aiss Etza Gsssea. Of GresGFt-is. = the
gzsss II Alzs IA. A4ha, or s1 trss-
1Fldss-st
hr.L.A Kramer hss osss caiisd =
B11Ais. ~ L.. - sEts1c 1sr 2sthsr roo :
seriously III
Ms Jsaais Steele. of Ioai4. snd Mss
Martha 5s-ck II Lsnslns azs tas guests -
TIE Mss LllIsy. Of ChsrFy-sL
hr. snd Ars. T. stsssa White h4ss
ciosst rneir house. z1d ass living IA - d.
Ben amin h0ass Oh Col-sgs-aFs.
his5 Amanda stoa1. the charming sBr
tslentsd ssslbsr In tAs Hsst leonard ctrse
school. sil slLs1d ths Bay kiss Assembly
K. I. Bonasr. sz-isurnAlisl, new tie ksn-
era Travelling 4<snt 0f 10 Michigan Hsdzs
Company. "a kalamazoo. s4s Ia Lo~n Yea
teEdsy.
Ms Mamie Reynolds sad Der 1isad
n .ss L0gLls Cole. u 4asksgons 81 - Coop
srsyliis tomoFrc~. 70 spend a week With
rislds.
NJ Holt. Who viii Dc pleasantly remem-
oered a. fhs leading man with the
favernlsr Dramatic Company. Is visiting
IA the city.
Nlss Eiizabsth Dwysr. Of Detroit. re-
turned home yesterday after brief visit
Win her ffisnd. Misc Anna Czainelds Of
Shsldon-st.
Miss Esbel Qnimby has returned trom .
Jolly vislt 70 me onczmpment AZ Mackinsc.
she went by boat TO Detroit and returned
home last evening.
Mrs. Fred G.. Berger sstafned yesterday
from . weeks visit sith her husband 10 the
Northern SumnsF resorts. Manager Berger
has gone on 70 Duluth.
George r Perry and c. II. Morris have
been chosen as delegates OF the Northwest
ern Amateur k0~iag Association from the
O-WAsh-ta-Acng Boat Club
Mrs. Charles &. Temple. Of 257 Fulton-st..
gave reception 10 her friends last Thurs
day afternoon and evening The house
vas beautifully decorated with flowers
Mr. z. NJ Goodrich has been called to
Dulath, MINI. by the serious Illness Of his
daughter. Mrs. ID. X. Hnlburt formerly OF
this city. whose death Is hourly looked for.
The Messrs. I'd widdicomb and Roland
Lowe aud Or. w. II. White went down to
the Beach last night 10 attend the hop az
The OTTAWA They will remain over sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Denison and son
Bert. Mrs. w. y. Williams and daughter
Hazel, and Mrs Z. Williams leave Oh
Thursday for Bear Lake. They will be gone
several weeks.
Mr.. Chas. McGurrin and bride. have re-
turned from their wedding trip ana after q
two weeks sojOurn here, they will make
their home in Kalamazoo. where Mr.. Nc
Gnrrin is the Official stenogrspher of the
Circait Court. Mr.. McGurrin formerly
lived here and they both will carry away
with them the hearty good wishes of host
of friends.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

rhs Bsss r.zt ~ ths car ~ Fsrs "a rFiss.
UesxEsse4

UestEsse4
hss IeEk. JAY N.-Adviess wsrs re-
esiEsc frcE PoEt a. Frines yssisrcss. slsI-
ins Lksi there LAD bssn rshsllisz IN Hsyti
against Solskaon toDeu.sd ~ TIA oxn.
isAeo gsner4as Llszsteznots and Asalxsl
A % IRE esoKe o4t Ia tee c1ty saa IN
I've Eo0rs 90 As1s<s ssfs earEsd and
tnsassnds u peoPls reEGersd kolaslsss.
t4s nrs was discotersa IN tie senate ealld-
M shils tie Ssnsts sAs IN session. Ths
srorts o. tts nFenleo 70 ehscx tAt flames
we're futile. sRa the ire DaFsel anti Il sx-
hsusLsd ltsxif- fns slna, shifting frsa .
lsIae 70 . sss efeszs, drove the nsmss back
o. he burned dLsifict. tEus saving ths
greater portion VI tie city.
thres days later another IRE broke out.
which barned until lG licked the sea snd
died out Tie besf part Of ne city is in
sshes. The nsxg night t~o nsn we're shot
for attempting - start aEsther IRE ArKned
soldiers have pstrSilsd the streets every
night siHcs the nrst are with orders 10 shoot
~ the spot. persons setlsg suspiciously.
The schooner Lizzie Lsns, wing At anchor
Ia tne stream, Was crowded with people
who were burned cut and " be nrst rre a
French sunbosI sent . company Of sailors,
well armed, 10 protect French subjects. An
uprising occurred after the IRE, bat II was
suppressed and quistDess restored.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
A Too Greedy Iim-fiammer.

FISDLAY, o.. July 21.-A well-dressed
stranger drove into McComb, a village nine
miles from this city, and put up at the
American House. He paid every business
establishment visit. during which, in
every instance. he worked" those in charge
OF the stores on the change racket" and
left the town considerably ahead, going to
Deweyville, where be was arrested by the
marshal of Hoytsville. an adjoining village
while IN the act of working bis scheme on a
grocery keeper. He was taken to Hoyts-
vile to answer a charge OF swindling the
merchants of that place in the same way
out of considerable sum of money. The
swindler is young, dark-featured fellow
OF plausible tongue. and has, no doubt, been
having picnic with the country merchants,
as he had over one thousand dollars on his
person when arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

The public are snxiously waiting for The
Street Railway Company to again opersts
their original plan Of running the motor
train I'd East-st- % connect with both
CherrT-st and Wsalthy-sve. lines. Thi.
vii relieve much ssnoysncs and DELAY "a
axe visitors, especially those over he
CherTv.st. line. The depot ard barns on
East-st- are nearly completed. sRd il i
hoped that the public msY soon realize TIE
Conveniences that the coupaav have
lsbored hard 70 institute for thena.
The bard AZ the lske are surprising every
ore With The excai ent qHsiify OF mrsir
tbsy ara rendering and indeed he axe With
its many attractions surpsssss sverthinR il
the stare as = place Of resort and an use-
nent There i nos another resort IN Nichi-
ESr that has expended a. much nonev for
the peoples hensft snd pleasure a. NAV Be
seen en every hand a. ths lsks. wish a
6ne bsse bsil PARK. ere st-smers. bathing
houses. elevated rsilvRvs. brass s@nsis
merry -zo-ronaSs. a thousand row and ssil
oosts. rsfreskn1ent psviiiors. picnic secou,-
ucdstions and usaay ether vsi1ahie
features shs people WI nst rsnt sor smaSe-
meat
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

. Uader the capuon Of A Noted Musical
Team. ths Cincinnati Foss says. 1T IS un-
cersfood. on reliable authority. that Eta
Berger Breeze. one OF the noted sOpran 0
soi0ists OF the country. has been engaged 20
sIDg a. the Exposition for the week begin
ming July ~. She will be accompanied by
her sister. Anna Berger who has acquir ed
a national reputation as . cornet soiolst.
They sill o0En sing and play Ia eonjunc-
zion With the Cincinnati orchestra concerts.
Eta Berger Breeze = the wife Of LLOYD
Breeze. editor OF the Grand Rapids. Mich. }
IT, EoaAN-H kRALD. who j. one OF the most
prcmineng Eiks, and responded 70 one Of
The toasts a. the recent Eik's banquet held
II this city
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

The Little Sisters of the Poor extend an
invitation to the public to be present at the
blessing Of their new building. which will
take place next Thursday. the 10Th of July
At Q o'clock a. n. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rt. Rev. H. T. Richter,
ID. D. A special opening is given on sun
day, July p. from l to 40 o'clock D. m.
10 all who desire 10 see the home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
A BOLD RoBeER.
Tie Alone Holds Up" = stage With six
Passengers and Escapes.


SAs Luis OBIsro. Cal. July 2l.-Ths stage
running between this place and Tenpleton
was robbed by masked man last night,
while crossing the mountains about five
miles from here. The robber ordered the
driver TO stop and Immediately covered
him with revolver. DE then compelled
the passengers. SIX ia number, aud the
driver 10 alight from the stage aud he COW
cred the heads of ali with masks.
The passengers were then placed
in row and robbed Of about
500 altogether. There was one lady pas
senger. Nothing was taken from her The
driver was then ordered TO throw of the
Wells. Fargo Express box and the United
States mail bags. The Dox was chopped
open, and the contents. which Is sopposed
10 have been about q thousand dollars.
was taken. The mail was also opened and
q number of letters examined. The rob-
Der then collected his booty and disap-
pesred up the mountain. A Sheriff and
posse are IN pursuit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
QUEER TALES.

David 0ber. Of White Oak. Pa, has bad
. lead pencil forty years.
At Halifax recently a perfectly formed
egg. she'll and al, about the sine Of a rohns
egy. wasfound in the yolk of q hens egg.
At WslHngford. Conn, a big pointer
dog was caught trying 70 bury alive ala
rival-a small spsniel--of whom be Ess in
saDely jealous
Another use for doors has been found
By a Newark On u citizen He tore one from
its hinges sad threw n at man With whom
he so< into an sitercssion.
Georgia local paper tells % . woman
down there who has regular ben and a half
breed Of chickens as the egg o< one Of them
breught a chick with four legs
Recently Reason Walden, Of Gibson.
Ca, undertook 70 extract tooth for his
wife BY sonae means in his sDdeavor 70
loosen The tooth he broke her jawbonA
At Bsrssboro. Pa, worusn upon In
guiring for William Noble. mining engineer.
wse greeted BY man near 81 hand nth
" Eliza, y u possible that = yoaT and. turn
ing. she fouud William Noble. brother rot
sesn before for thirty year<
A sdy who vss visiting II SvdneT
Recently -ess-ed - reooTasrs he~ ho<seSs'
kHeier. WAY. yoa hs~s p herr~ shs
said "fo you kas~ hsr8F w.s the assou-
iaAed 7nesfionL "CrtafEly. he ~ss ny hsss-
eand's cate secretary, and hs is brssaer 20
the Earl of =
Ea1tienssn vho iF7e< near Gssnss~ffe.
Ga, ksd = eosor~a man sassssng hhn new
raal senoe A t@<Fzpin hsFpsn>d sicug tsst
ws7. ard ne ne~ro ssetng kso< sc4e n -
80 thst - tsoaSht the tsxrapla vankd ~.
psss~s i ~ hss hsrk = fl.s hozs aad I'D IT,
rsss on - fsuca Tvef~e years fsser. n
tearing 6s-n ele fence - reses 4. Re ter~a-
rsn ~ss f9e n the knot koie n cor-nsrs-
ts<e god - ~. seersfnx nof - have Fsf-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

lluuslEn4
Have sE.-1d .or .0lg ages ~ bate 4rrsyl
HaFr crssl leTi fle charges 1f lie a1d - s'.essn
Aad answered L4e f1less ~ 1raa1 tfAfeFse
kag,
Up North tbe waves htiY lap over pretty
pebbles. white winged sall boats softly glide
over clear waters sad lazY sea suils slowly
TAP tasis sEeat siazs a. they settle down
upon the grey Focks- The air : Fedolsnt
~ith me perfume Of Michigan roses and
sp.cy VITA the Odor Of ths pines. Up and
doEn The messy 1anxsd streams the eager
Angler climbs. ROD Ia the hand With Gun
ninzly ly-ballsd hook sn silksn line. The
The amber waters ripple and murmur bat
bal lbs angler never marmurs As hs safely
lands bis pretty prize. Xes, sweet odOrs
Of the northl4nd are abroad and faint
breath Is waited soGGh ward with the Sum
uasr Esphyrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
HEAPS OF GRASSHO PPERS.
Over Ten Thousand Bushels of Them
Caught In MI Miunesota.

Caught In Mi nnesota.
FERGUS FALLS. Minp., July 2l.-The
grasshopper war at Perhsm continues un-
abated. Although over ten thousand
bushels have been caught, they are still
catching them at lively rate. None to
speak of have flown of. A lot rose up and
flew five or six miles, and when they
alighted forty-five bushels Of them were
caught. Last Monday night over one
hundred bushels of them were caught in
one field. One man caught forty bushels
Monday. These are big catches, and only
made OCCASIONALLY
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

The Bay Vie. Assembly opens on
Wednesday. July 25. continuing three
weeks fine course Of instruction has
been prepared. and many weary denizsns OF
tre hot city 20 north and combine recres-
ton With some pleasant Line OF study.
Prot Kendall. Superintendent OF the Grand
Rapids schools. will instruct the class in
history and Prof Alexander Winchell. IL.
D.. OF the state university Will have
charge Of the class IN Geology.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Mr.. r. u. Barry and Miss Belle FitzGer-
aid. whose engagement was announced in
the TEi g. RAN HxRALD some time ago, are
10 De married August 2.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
On Ny PooR FFxr.

Don't suffer any longer. remove corns.
bunions and in-growing nails for men. wo-
men and children, and treat the feet in
general, without pain. at the Turkish Bath
House. corner Monroe and Ionis-sts.
M s. I4BorReITrp
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
A POINTER FOR RES0RTERSl


Editor Chicago Herald, July IT,
If desire cool raiment during the heated term
and iaiment when it becomes cool et him aside
the billed or white shirt and take to flannel
In the Summer flannel should be the only CON-
While actually protects from the also
protects from the sudden changes which the climate is
subject 1t the rational garment for the season And
flannel shirts becoming popular too Even swels
and dandes wearing them. They be stylish well
comfortable and he who wishes be dressed best for
work for play, find his happiness in them They are
'Jefersonian, also
1t is that statesman of worldly wisdom Poonius who
says
Costly thy habit as thy purse buy
But not expressed in fancy rich, gaudy,
For the apparel oft proclaims the
Those who adopt the flannel shirt fully comes within
these maxm for it neither rich gaudy and it is an ap-
pare which poclaims its man of sense
During these days while the dog raging let the
flannel shirt have full sway The health happiness of
the will be Il the better for it,
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
We WANT BrsrxFss.

And as the season is now q dull one We
propose TO make it little more lively OF
making special cut in prices on all kinds
OF furniture for one week. Come and see
as. STAR FURNITURE Co,
100 South Diyision-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
AInfie Company

on Friday evening Miss Anna Caulhsld
entertained few friends informally in
honor OF her guest. Miss Elizabeth Dwyer,
OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Don't forget that we get to the bottom OF
prices and top on quality.
SMITH & SMITH, SO Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Try Fould's Wheat Germ Meal, the pop
ular ssreal food. SMITH 4 SMITH,
80 Lyon-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

And We will certainly show you that your
call was 10 your own advantage, If you
want tc invest q little money in furniture
at special prices. STAR FURNITURE Co.,
l09 South Division-s st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

We sell Sears 81 Cos Best Cracker and
fancy sweet goods. SMITH Il SMITH,
81 Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Ask Smith & Smith for Sweet Milk and
Creamery Butter. 50 Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.
SPECIAL PRICES

Buy Gala Lily or Lily White Flour OF
Smith & Smiths, % Lyon.st
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
CAL AND SEE Us

We sell Browns Patent Flour.
SMITH & SMITH, SO Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
SPECIAL RARGAINs

EFFIIAL Dtk1hINr
In fine Upholstered Chairs and Rockers al
this week. At the Star Fur niture Co., 10.
South Division-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

for one week on everything we handle and
we handle verything in our line.
STAR FURNITURE Co.,
lO9 South Diyision-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Ths fsiiowing : . ilst 81 "a unsr~is<s
kesnsss issued siaos Ist pabiisbed. win
ths names. residence ~hen e1tssse he citvt
snd sgss of tse parties
tree
Clarenes T FssrnesL Lerfra Fizker fs-ss
fsarerfe n Hfren. fcfgf ard 1o~nShfn
tsaf.sitP Sl1,th. & 1Erslsll~ soTrasis.u - "a -
Cas- nuftT1tk Isscas1e eru<h y Ea
HeehonTA Cseezs5e t1sE-fet > a. =
swen s<hAknI AzGs os<rtL1aa. - - n
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

kezet1zssrerces
Re r-asd saa eso-<crs F.-r-< = raxrt
Tbfze sca~ce r~<ras-s = trace.
kriess e = - sra ~
kekssz rcwSer fron sis szc&
s-Fxz~as-rs c1w-rsese reszrgESn
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-09-22

the change which had transformed the
old woman into u statue Of unbendiNR
reserve aud msjesty. She curtseys
to each of the departing guests with
immovable features, her hands ciasped
under her cotton apron.
Angels face is so white as she lays
her hands for brief moment In Paul
Westlake's, tina, nanny involuniarily
takes step nearer. The movement,
like that Of a liouess when her young
Is In danger, cuts him to the quick.
He clasps the small, inert hand close.
Goodbye-Angel," he says, too low
for other ears, and turning swiftly, is
gone.
"Euh Gawd's sake, Miss Angel,
honey-ch hole up 70 haid, hole up
so faid -
The proud command, as from a-far
of reaches the girls dulled senses,
stirring them to action. A sutalea hot
wave of old Tennessee pride flames
into her cheeks and burns there.
The horses start forward and with
one accord both travellers look hack to
wave goodbye.
Angel Is leaning forward, her bare
head blazing in the sunshine, her
>s'~>SA' 'sNO N"s"oNaVASS ouN ucI
parted, smiling bravely, bravely.
The trees shut out the pretty picture;
the rattle OF wheels dies away in the
distance.
"ATsmmy!"
1t Is the quick sharp cry Of II child
in keenest distress.
St,ong and gentle arms lift and bear
her into the house.
"Hush my baby, sh-sh-sh." Tears
are running like rain down the old
cheeks, aud to hand which smOOi hes
the shining head on her shoulder
trembles violently. BY degrees the
wild sobbing grows calmer as she
soothes her with that hushing melody,
which had SO many time been her
What Is 1t the old black |
woman finds herself singing, as 10 and
fro she rocks? Seventeen years Of toll
have dropped from her like mantle.
She is getting her baby to sleep:
Crooked in dc buZum oh do Abraham,
Rocked in do buzum OBJ dc Abraham,
Rocked in dc buZum Oh de Abraham,
Oh, rocky my SOUL"
1.-THE END
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REFL ECTED.
lBoston Hsrala.l

Your heart is like a beautiful smooth pool,
That mirrors clear whatever bonds
above
Warm with the sun and with the evening
cool
SO, love II gives me, r. bring II love.
Ny grief lies In your heart as In my own,
MY pladnsss flashes back from you to me;
No passing cloud Of thought IL mine alone,
Reflected in your mind each thought see
why is it, then. that am not contentI
What do long for? Is there more than
That you should know each unsaid thing /
meant
And give me though. for thought, and
kiss for kiss?
And yet, sometimes, grow to hate the
thing
/ That, imaged in your heart, lies clear and
fair; a. ,.
What is beneath the love OF thought I
bringr
What hidden in the depths or shadows
I thcreg
Bessie CHaasuer, ia The american Maya.
zine for September.
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CHAPTER ~,
BON VOYAGE

1t IS four days later. The stage from
the nearest village is waiting in front
of Mr.. Browns gate, and in il is stored
Miss Browns baggage aud Paul West
lakes Hmachine'. Their host has al.
ready hidden them adieu, with hear
tiest good viii and genuine regret, and
gone to his work. 1t only remains to
say goodbye TO Angel and nanny.
Miss B0nham takes the girls face be-
tween her two pink palms, and kisses
her twice-with loving regret.
"Tnerc's 10 use asking you TO come
wheii"-she whispers with much ear
nesiness and a very pretty blush. GAN
the kings horses couldn't pull you
out of this happy valley? All, weil,'
sudden tears leap into her lovely
eyes, 'give me BON uoyoge, darling"
j Sne turns to nanny, her eyes still
wet with happy and regretful tears
! Never ever after as she able to soIv
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The Farmers Meeting.

MONROE, LA, Sept. 13, 1885.
Pursuant to Il call issued by repre-
sentative farmers of the several parisi,r
es composing the Fifth Congressional
District and directed to the farmers aud
labOrers residing therein, calling upon
them to assemble in this city Tor the
purpose of discussing Lsnd, Finance
and Immigration and of having then
into the platform of the Democratic
nominating convention for the Fifth
Congressional District which meets In
Monroe on Wednesday,, October 10Th,
1SsS, the undersigned representing q
minority of said parishes, held an in .
formal meeting this day and while
without daring to enter alone upon the
discussion OF problems in which these
the wealth producing classes are so
deeply and SO vitally Interested, we
have thought proper to issue this, an
urgent appeal, calling upon all those in
terested without regard 10 party or
creed, to assemble in covGntion at Rus
ton on Tuesday, OH day of October,
1858, at 10 a. m. for the purpose herein
set forth, and we invite and urge upon
each and every organized body of far
mers and Iaborers to send one delegate
to said convention.
S. WIITED, Ouachita
w. II. WOMACK, Jackson;
j. Ct. COPELAND, Claiborne;
II. J. DAwKtNs, Union
j. l.. SMITH, Morehouse
J. B. DORSEY, Morehouse;
J. NJ. DEMoss, Ouachtta;
a. BENOIT, Ouachitn.
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SEpTEMBER.

Again tho orchards hold to view
A tempting lusious priZe,-
A wealth of fruit that ruddy grew
Beneath the summer skies,
The grape leaves curling, crisp and brown,
Display the vineyards purpling crown.
A sharpness in the morning air.
A beauty new that thrills
Rich CLEANS Of gold and scarlet where
Are wooded wales and hills:
And by the roadside yellow plumes
OF golden rod and astor blooms.
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Two Giddy Old ItnsCals.
Says Sherman
To Thurman:
"NOW stop That I

Says Sherman
10 Thurman;
Now stop that!
Instanter!
Or with this decantcr
vi smash your Old pate;
lfthere'S any kissing
To do. ! will do IT.,
And If you don't let up
| tell You you'll rue 10
so you'd better stop now,
Before it's too late"
Says Thurman
TO sherman:
"Yumt Yum Yuint
Stop, nothing;
My dear Uncle Billy,
Your talk Is too silly.
Ana it seems to me that
You had better keep still:
If a pretty girl wants mo
TO kiss her, Pm going to,
And if she says, kiss her
Again, why, / will;
You're rather old, anyhow,
For such things to hunger,
And it's time you gave way
TO us who are younger.
Yumt Yum!
--CoiuUb,,s DjspnicJ
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-09-22
Advice 10 Mothers.

MIS- Winsluw's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once, it produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cheruh awakes a.
Upright as button" Ii is very pleas
ant TO taste. 1t soothes the child, soft
ems the gums, aiiays ali pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, aud is the
best known remedy for diarfhGi,
whether arising from teething or other
Causes. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Tho COVE nor OF Texas is probably {
well known statesman, not an uu
!. known docto.-N y. ftcnytute
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3 We have met late-it is too late to
mee;.'' -ByoepMing.
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CHAPTER III.

NWELCDNIE!"
And if any painter drew her,
He would paint her unaware
With u halo round her hair.
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4 N G E L,

BY FANNIE NAY TRousDALE.
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90 =: II; =;
NST9Ef ESiNS/ n anio
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

tit are erinz 60 make quick work vi'h z
fg ict of Do.lH-over 100 dozen viii he
sac feed Big Dole. l'itie Dolls. China
nc'e. fad struc,aois Dolls. Wax Dolls.
ari is1a7 Drf7-tweige 'ubs fell 1T tho
.o.r aalaI married. "Chaice Tor 10 Cents
aer 5le worth ten 10 twenty-five times as
3. la natural ihsr fle largest bar
go FIRST. come right along End
.kefhe rrst cAoce Glance a. the window
tre more extensive dolls. LEev
fc Iceurrt. What haspiress they vii
at.- ta rlllle-s OF our Grand Rauits
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Nore If the famous KEYSTONE EGG
8Ifh- are sod today than ever. Now
thaf fee- are ri such premium this won
ctrfgl lse- oe4ter viii more than earn its
Drir- ir feE esvs One egg when beaten
stl -..se Beaiers viii 20 es far IN cook
t ss tFn cgcs vE'pped the usual way.
u t.ss lif whites siiH enough IN one
'fnr.l oi ainute 10 be tossed back end
-.a rs The air &c g are 50 mini
s.tv ure IS TO bs impercspiicie % the
era We are the >oie agents fol
~.rierf. iuvfutisn in this city. ~
tgt f.a aea.er. ths glass yes-el. and a copy
of e Table Ialk." Lave one.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

We haze been accused Of selling cheap
Rsne-. HD IE lO3FORT. We admit
ths truth of the charge and Al the same
fr.aa assert thaf ir IS the BEST Range in the
market. our guarantee is as good as any
tr4F's
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
Novelties Tor Christmas.

ffe HHelss. TIat brushes, Whias
T-.r. II. -Iyer.moUnted. Nice presents
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

OUR ULSTERS.- havnet space to
begin to describe the assortment, but if
there is one garment deserving of special
mention It's Ow1 Iz0e/7e Dollar Ulster.
Chinchilla heavy,l black Fed mixture).
A Great Coat in e ferry sense of the word.