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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

dc0urrin has gone to Chicago.

T. McCurrin has gone 70 Chicago.
II. n. Rose. of the Lender, is 10 Chicago.
IN. Stirling, Of the c. & w. NJ. Is in
Chicago.
Mrs. a. f. Stock we'll is slowly recovering
from 4 dangerous illness.
Col. +. Crofton Fox has rsturned from a
weeks ashing Al Deer Lake
Col. p. v. Fox and william Vinegar re-
turned from Chicago last night.
Mrs. Frank Davis will sing At the Equal
SGdrsge Convention on Friday evening.
NJ. and Mrs. J. II. Hitchcock. Of De-
troit are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N
Stirling.
Mrs. KnsSzs. Of Bay City. viii Be the
guest a Nrs Bsyne While IN sttsrdsnoe at
the convention
Dr.. c. s. Hazeltine has gone TO Spring
Lake to visit his family, who are d5micilsd
ia cottage there.
Joe Allen. son Of n. Allen. Is dangerously
m ~ spinal neaingetis a. the family resi-
dence On Ciinton-st-
Captain wrsght 7. CofinbsTry hss rseov-
cred fr0ia his recent paralysis. snd Is again
On duty ia his 08ics.
Prof. r. NJ. Kendall win teach class Ia
history On the g. L. ;. e. course a. Bay
Ntev daring vacation.
Frank Carpenter and Mr.. sfsbbins. Of
The county offices attended the Old Set
tiers reu8i0n At 6rattsn yesterday.
Mr. ard Mrs.. + n. MeCsaiey. Of The
irving. iesFe for TIE East this morning,
where her viii spend the Summer.
Nrs. +. s. Rankin and the Misses Hattie
snd Ella SmiSa. % kslsn txoo. are visiting
Mr. and M. George H. Seymour, OF Paris
see.
Archibald Mcdowell snd wife Rave gon.
to Colorado to look after some mining
property IN Which Mr.. Mcdowell = inter
.ssed.
Nr sad Mrs. n. n. Reynolds. With about
twslvs cr ifseen invited guests. vii dsdi-
este their nes est1sse st ottsvs Beach nert
Sunday
Professor Csrrnon. II ths High School,
wiil 70 % - Psul - visit his sister. then
return - Bay Fiew for tie bslsncs of his
vzcafiuu.
Fr.d warxhurx i ~ Natr- Dane CaIi.p..
Setlth Bend. fnt. wh<rs he h<s xone -
hfina horne hfs 10 SISTERS, she are xftsnd-
ine rhool thers.
n y. wstssn snd A. wsterson. ~ wsse
Bsitrs e.. r'sitsd Isuoaf - . xshF1x trio
Te~sssv sa.s Al they brousht bsek 90.
rfsheruenss iuek
srs p ABey. who spezt f~s - rx
nseoths IN tas1aeraia ~ her aesith. -
tzrres aopae llses5nz anch iHsrrszss. sn5
sr<aks eail ~ n psc1Se esasE
Nrs Hsien G1-w.r - fnsssna. rhs = -
- arezent 81 the Esnaf suErase Con7sn-
ten. = sxeeefe5 ~ srr~p n this cikr tkss
narre - frafr Nste EreeE sas HEf -
- sesss % 4zx = , Esgass 81 Shesaon-
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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Messrs. Holdrsn & Porter. of the Model
Restaurant, Canal-st.. have secured . Ions
leaee from Geo. Bowen. Of the well known
Moran's Restaurant Mr.. Bowen will still
retain the sample room portion OF the house
and Aessrs. Holdrsn a Potter having charge
order cooking. While these gentlemen
only remained at the Model Restaurant fol
Q short time. they have established quite q
favorable reputation, and no one ever hav'
ing eaten at their place viii question tbs
ability Of these gentlemen. and 1t may bs
proper to say here too that they will give
their personal attention to cooking and
serving of meals. The restaurant will b'
kept open all night as before, and with
Messrs. Holdren a. Potter at the head, to
gether with Mr.. Bowen in the front, the
prospects for the establishment is most
fattering.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
HOME RUNS.

The Merritt wetzel nine defeated the Wilder
Graves nine by . score OF 81 10 To- Batteries for
tee former were Leonard and Dean, for the latter
Crosby and Gayett.
The Weston Base Ball club, named after the
new Mayor played the Sixth Narders yesterday,
and defeated them by the following score:
WestOn.--.....-...-. 1 0 4 Ill
Sixth Ward. .........0 0 o l o l. 4
bstteries-For westons. Rsdemaher and VIII
worth: for the sixth Warders, Jones and Lanforth.
Base hlts-Weston, o; sixth Ward, 5.
ErroB-Weston, ?. Sixth Ward. =.
The University crack team aud their old and
successful rivals, the NJ. A. {. Champions, will
play ball at the college grounds next saturday
afternoon. Game win be called at2 o'clock, and
the sasrpest anu most exciting game of the sea
sou st the Agricultural grounas may be expected
The Grand Rapids Ball Club goes to Kalamazoo
today 70 pay the Kalamazoo Blues.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

The always sntsrprisins preprietors Of
the New YORK Tea 6tors. 81 nonros-st-, sdc
another eonvsnisnos - yell - neosssity -
their store In the way Of IN electric motor,
Which furnishes sufficient power fss run-
ming both . ecEre sriadsf and puissrisss.
e<ing the only hrm in the city PREPARED 70
furnish coffee ready for use In ths niterinx
coffee Dot. The New fofk Tea stors has
long been recognized - the leader IN their
line. owing 70 the afshiligy Of the young
manager. they enjoy the largest business.
snd; having been established since 1879.
have by the straight forward manner OF
conducting their business. won The oonh-
denoe and esteem Of ell dealing with them,
and have from time 10 tine made such inl-
prsvemsnts for the conyenienee OF their
customers as fast ~ possible. Too much
cannot be said Of the deserved merits Of thik
firm and with the same pleasure that We
SPEAK Of their improvements. We eespssk
for them the continnancs OF your
patronage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

The Union Pacific has just arranged with
its Eastern connections for q series Of semi
monthly excursions TO all points on its lines
in Kansas and Nebrssks, and ss far west as
Sterling. Colorado. on the Nebraska dlvis-
ion. Tickets for the round trip viii be sold
At the rate Of sbout one limited fare by way
Of all Missouri River points over the Union
Pacific. Ten days will Be siloved going
and Eve returning. and the tickets will be
good for thirty days with stop-over privil-
eyes within these limits, over the Union
Pacific lines in the States named.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
A FArrHyuI SERyPST.

A good memory is the servant OF the
mind. We retain our impressions of peo-
pie and things aud recall them by q good
memory; poor memory is compromising
Us continually. Prof. Richard A. Proctor,
Astronomer. Hon. w. w. Astor, late u. s..
Minister to Italy, Hon. judah p. Benjamin,
q. c.. Jnrist and Statesman. Judge Gibson,
Jurist, Prof. T. II. Cook. Educator-these
all unqualifiedly endorse the Loisettian
system of Memory. Write TO Prof. A Lois
cite, 237 Fifth-aye., New York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
Tn. Hotel Ottawa

The well-knora Ottawa win opAn today
for the convenience of guests who are
there. bat the formal opening win be held
on Saturday. Under the management of
John A. Baker this popular resort will
Knights Of the Golden Eagle, will be the
first among the excurslonists this season.
They 20 down to the Beach on Sunday
next
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

A vel knewn Job printer n ths employ
ct {. b. Stanton started 10 g 10 Sarznae
saisuisy night 70 see his vie.
who - srk He srrivsd 81 the de-
rot in this city iust IN tia1e 30 So
the train phil cut and if nevsr eccurred 70
ban te act = livery but pulled do~n The
track. arriving ~ Sarsnac a 4 e'clock in
the rfefnfne salksaz The ertire distances,
fbistr uli,ps in nine hours wearing oct .
pair af nes sAogs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
Now VIZ HAVE

to anticipate desire for. We have Parlor
Suits. Bedroom Suits, Chairs, Writing
Desks, Hall Racks and Trees, and every
thing else carried in q first class Furniture
Establishment. In addition to the eXclu-
sive sale of the most popular Welch Fold
ing Bed, Heaps Earth Closet and the latest
and most novel piece OF furniture art in the
shape of bed manufactured BY the Tripod
Co. Come and see US. Crockett d Hop
pins IL Canal-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Charles f. Temple. of the law firm of
Temple q Sweet, and Miss Belle scribner
were married yesterday morning at the resi-
dsnce OF the brides u other, Ars Eliza
Scribner. 257 East Fulton.st- Rev. Camp
bell Fair, assisted by Rev Z. Macfarlane, Of
Dayton. Ohio. Immediately after the
ceremony q wedding breakfast was served
and the happy couple departed on the l.l0
.. IN. train for bridal trip East
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

One of the most remarkable as well rs in
structive lessons for adults is that of DR.
Heidemann's Museum of Anatomy. at 81
and so Pearl-st., at which place large and
very fine selection of both human aud AMI.
NAL wax figures are on exhibition, and
today is positively the last day for ladies. as
the doctor will remain only the balance o.
this week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

A conpia of BOYS w1le pIsTinV IN ths
river Yesterday near tas 3efori furnitare
fsciary faand three psirs Of 1rscelets. taree
rings ant fire ehsins rheT brouzhs The
isxsifr Il, Is ice Hestaasftsrs aud Nr. He-
ran Va notified. Who isieusia "a il - spor-
fion 81 fts goods staier Irsm his store sun
Ear nfeha a. IRE xo.3s faund we're not
Wv rsInsele. if = snrlnisea tksf they wsre
ser-r,i qua and thraan swsv
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
CHICAGO SHUT OUT
BUT sne SILL KEEPS The lsAr
The ssAsssrs Gss Nice GssAs KssG ths
fhiiii<s -Dssroit Wias From Indi&ssP-
elis-TAey are An crssainx
on Chicago.


sk<As.ss. Ktss-<,s
wAsHIS6fos, June z9--~Ths senators donnsd
their batting sli1 today and batted saunders al
over the neil, and neleed perfectly, earning
b2SeS ga ball, AID faa b1sex On Clements VIA
good judgment Whitney said that he unr
Well C<f0fe she g2me. bag his work IA tne ben
dia not tear 0ut the statement he pitched
with telling eneci, aud while the Phililes hig
him, there u ~ sen4t1r % take care Of IL
" ilI1lOE aud AndfeHs made sol1e brilliant run
sss also Hoys- fbe following Is The score.
Washington ..............0 o 0 0 o. ,
fhiladelph lphia..---......c D . . l.
Base hits--w a1hinzton. Is: PhilsdelphIs. 6.
krTors-N ssbington. s. Philadelphia, ..
B2fEerles-N hltney. Mack; S0wdeFs. Cieme nts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

sxtNsssss rtNtss1s-st,NNe.
DsrRofr. June 10.-The champions celebrated
their return 10 their own Stamping grounds by
defeating the HOosiers In q well played game,
the feature OF which was Conways pitching. the
visitors getting only two singles of his delivery.
With the exception of Rowes work the helding
on 10th sides was sharp snd brilliant Attend
ance 800. Following Is the score:
Detroit D o
indianapolis. 40 l 0 1 0 o.
Hits-Detroif. 10: Indianapolis 2.
Errors-Detroit, 4; Indianapolis, 6.
Balteries-Gonway, Bennett; shreye, Buckiy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

For constipation. Liver complaint" or
billiousnsss, sick headache. and oil diseases
arising from disordered condition of the
liver and stomach. take DIR. Pierce's Pleas
ant Purgativs Pellets-a gentle laxative or
active cathartic, according to size VI dose
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

s<1snssa Lsss kssszss>
Gfsnd hssls< 6sorss n Dsvsy, Of
ososso. ins<1satsd yslIsy CITY Ledss.
l. O. o. - No. l6T, LAST evening and in
l<isssd tee asnbsu IL al The dsxrsss- TIE
Lodge starts eat with Nxky-nvs members.
snd bIss fnir % becons one q the laEses<
ssd sffonsss< lodges Ia the ssstsI
Ths lodge rooD i - the corner Of Scrihr
ns< and Lso1srd-oks. snd ths following
efses<s u<rs s.setsd and Installed isst svsn-
inx, ~ g.. w. II esix&; v. g.. Jossph
Vac o1as. 4 s. H. v. Applsy: 2. s.. AAron
Co<; IrsHs.. T. r. Hartea-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Cause-Hood's Sarsaparilla. Effects
pure blood, all humors cured. a good Appe-
tite. healthy digestion, no dyspepsia. brain
refreshed. whole system built up and
strengthened. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Members Of the Fourth of July Enter
tsinment Committee are requested to meet
at the Morton House this, Thursday even
ing at 5 clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

The employees Of the Worden Furniture
Factory will give an excursion 10 Kalsms-
roo June n. Train will leave over q. X. 4
|. at 8 q. m. Round fare si.25.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

sx1N4ssst - Va t<Atsss. s.-stssNs-
BosroS, june D.-The Bozten-Sew York game
today was too one SIDED 10 be interesting. Welch
bad the Boslons completely al his mercy. Rad
bourne the only one 70 hit him freely, though
Nash got IN a beauty Ia the ninth. ON the other
hand, New YORK bstfed kadbourne al will until
the slxth inning, when they seemed 10 cease ex-
eTtlng themselves. The bOsIons run Was made On
kellys gettiug his base on balls. going 10 second
On Aashs hlt aud sc5rins on Richardson's poor
throw 10 catch him ~ third. Following Is the
score
Boston ................0 o O IL
New York-....-........0 2 / 0 O-6
Base Hits-Boston 3: New York
ErKcrs-Boston D. New York D
Observation-Disclosures, Kelly. NelCn, Ewing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Ihave engaged my own professional SOU
brette TO take part in o'Callaghan, for
Mr.. Walsh's benefit; also Mr. Ros Rogers,
the singer, who will also appear.
G. Il. WERNER.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
prink Celery Phosphats for the nerves.
Jusr MAnkIrn.

JlnI MAhhtEbs
How Loving they are; this 10 always sure
sign. After the first year sometimes II
don't hold good. When Charles comes
home TO you gouty and cross. swapping spc
snarling, unable to relish the nice dinner
you have cooked. and feels - If there Was .
ton of pig iron in his stomach. he 10 troubled
with dyspepsia. ans Sulphur Bitters Is the
only medicine that will cure him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Take Kemp's Liver Pills for biliousness,
headache. sallow complexion. Price -
oenls. Tibbs' drug store, l16 Aonros-sl
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

DIR. w. III. Christopher. who has been IL
Ohio on account OF sickness. will be in BIZ
office Thursday and Friday. June q and p
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

PRoBArK.--Esta,s OF Joel Merchant, de-
ceased; trustss bond filed and warrant
issued to Fsrham Lyon. Estate Of Rosslie
Van Voorthuysen. deceased: will and petit
ton for probate of same iled; hearing July
Is. Estate OF Ralph q. White. deceased;
petition for appointment Of admin strator,
hearing July Is. Estate Of JAS. Q. Johnson,
deceased; petition for sppointment OF al
administrator filed; hearing July is. In
re Geo. Nj. Page. On INDECENT insane person;
order of admission TO insane asylum al
Kalamazoo at expense of Kent county. Es-
tate of Eva ID. Mack, a minor; order ap
pointing Mary +. Clark guardian. Esla Z
OF Mosley Morris. an insane person; addi-
tional bond of guardian filed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

The following is list of the marriage
licenses issued since last Published, with
the names, residence when outside the city,
and AGES of the parties.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

LAss1ss. lzae - IN. tolio~ise Gases
.ers ssisa 70 ihz e..k -. -. y, s.. -. "A.
e. - ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

WsssIzness. I1as T. ssEhu fcr Lo~-
e. soa pppsr Aisn.x1a-Exhk - u>sa
es.1kh<eal<fig sinds, s<rfia< " sonr1s<s<r
ssIss css1ter isns leesi i@ias.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
Chicago Shut Out.

txtASsst " rst NsAs-,As-stsAAs-
CHICAGO. June D.-Ansons men sustained
their first shut-out Of the season at the hands Of
their ..hoodoos." the PittsburEs, this afternoon.
The home team simply couldn't hit Galvin's
swiff curves, while the Pittsburgs seemed 10 mas
ter krock's delivery with ease. Attendance 7,00O.
Following Is the score:
Chicago ...-...........--0 0 0 0 o. o
Plttsburg .............--..--O 0 D 5 -
Base hits-Chicsgo S. Pittsburg T.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
Tri-state Games.

bhec Hlls-tnicsso. ., iittsDuIki q.
Er ons-Chieago, 3: PiEtsburg. :.
bAt.eries-krock, Darnng CALVIN, Miller.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

usssssoavss Ussk N Thrss osazes-R~aseas
6ses~A~s. PrshaAs-
TIE Polisn Couxt 90 eesy sl dsy yes-
tsrdsy en- sdlearssd ssssA eniy toe drunks
we're before ths essrL
ysmss Campbell assd ~ sidsvalk In
fsont of ST Asrk's ch1scA fox bsd. end
vss transfsrrsd 10 enc ef tAs devny plsnks
q Headqssrtsza He ues sent ssU Tor
Twelve days-
Charles Gsrrsss uas drupk and disordsrly
and insalted iadles % Canai-sk He vss
given thirty dsys en The lslsnd-
Fnak Whsslsr. the south Divisionst.
dissrdsrly. bad his cas- adjourned until
the z7th.
The tuo liquor casss seainst George
q Donpsil we're sdlournsd until the 2ist-
Al Howard will come up again next
Tuesday and wssrs haidsr next wsdnss-
day.
Jehn schosty. for Keeping his saloon open
after hours. vas discharged.
Ferdinand Frisr was tried for opening IL
saloon too early IN TIE morning aud fonna
guilty. He viii receive sentence in tbs
morningx
The John n. Zinssr case went over for .
week.
sursKIoR.-I. ii. parrish VS.. Wm. Brad.
ley. sssumpsit verdict for plaintiff ia The
sum Of $Io5, twenty days stay for defend
| ant TO except appeal or more for new trial
| L. ii. Bedell We. Juliss Berksy; motion foi
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-06-01

to exchange their commodities as they
say, which impedes the progress of agri-
culture and makes free people slaves:
The most stringent measures should be
used against gambling in futures Our
produce is placed in the hands of com
mission merchants to sell-as a general
rule these cotton factors are the lite and
soul of the cotton future speculators-so
at snce you see we incur a dangerous
trust to place our produce in their hands
TIE suppress these speculatioas and break
up these Overwhelming monopolies should
be the chief bus mess of the laborer, In
fact it must and can only be overpowered
by those who clothe and feed the nations
who educate their children and keep
the commercial wheel in molten. Specu-
lators damage, net only the producer but
the consumer, and all others suffer while
they grow rich by controlling prices.
j. r. SWEETON.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-06-01
a Jail Birds Joke on a Farmer.

81 had a funny experience once,
SAID a young farmer. When a boy F.,
I confess, was pretty green, L liv-
ed with my father upon farm near
Columbus, and used to haul wood
into the city and sell 1t for him.
One day had entered town with
my customary load, when, as | pas
ssd a large building, some one pok~
ed his head partly cut of window
and asked IF the wood was for sale.
I replied in the affirmative. well
throw it over this fence oaae back
from the upper window.
Tho house was surrounded by a
Iigh wall, but l managed TO pitch
it over, anu then went around to
the front gate for my pay. l could
not get in; l hana mered and called
in vain, when some passer by, at
tracted by my frantic efforts to gain
an entrance, inquired what was the
matter and informed me that the
building was the Jail. One of the
prisoners had played a joke upon
nue.. Icould not get my money or
the wood back, and returned home
with empty wagon and pockets. = =
Atlanta Constitution.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-06-01
WILL STUMP TENNESSEE,
Atkins and Harris Preparing fer the
Contest.

Washington, Nay 29.-Before General
Atkins left for New York on Monday he
frankly announced to his friends that he
proposed going upon the st amp and max
lug a general canvass of Tennessee this
fall This will, of course, fSree Senator
II arris to a similar course, and the state
will witness one of the liveliest senators ar
campaigns that she hiss had in many
year. Akin. and Harris are both ag-
gresSive and determined fighters, and
there will be more fun than barrel of
monkeys can make, after they once get
warmed up and Ieck horns.
Gen. Atkins will probably tender his
resignation about the 18th of June He
is one of the lnOst efficient and cons cian-
tious Indian commissions rs whS has ever
held that office for many year. Through
his careful managSme nt several thousand
| of dollars have been saved to the govern
ment for Indian supplies alSAe, and the
president is very anxious to retain hiM-
| il net longer, at least until after the spring
lettings have been made.
Owing to the fact that the contracts
| have been made under Atkins without
any show of favsritism, mo.s bids and at
lower prices than at any time heretofore
have been sent in. Up to the time Of his
departure for New York, 457 bids had
been received and his tri p to New York
Is for the purpose Of considering them and
making contr acts for the ensuing fiscal
year. He will probably remain there
until the 5th of Jnne
Gen. Upshaw, the assistant commission
er of Indian affairs, is. according to civil
service, in direct line of promotion and
eligible to appointment as com missioner.
He is csnversant with the affairs Of the
Office, and eminently fitted tor the position
in addition to being fovorably regarded
by the administrator, bnt it must not be
fOrgotts n that this is the presidential year
and the democratic party 10 too wise to
waste salt on the tail Of the captured bird.
1t is very likely that this favor will go to
SEINE more doubtful state than Tennessee.
4 strong effort will be made; however, to
obtain the position fer Gen. Upshaw.
Gen. Atkins has umerous warm friends
here and at home whO are anxious to see
him succeed in his political venture, and
who will work hard tor that success. In
addition to this, he is man OF ability and
younger than Harris.
Harris is a hard worker and q pOliti'
clan to the backbone. he has been ar
interchangeable FerVant to his constituents
and whenever he has wanted anything
badly for them he has gotten it. Should
he fail to be returned this time it will be
severe blew, fer he and his closest
friends have come TO regard it as life
Office
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-06-01
tong 10 Cane Him.

The citizens Of Covington, TIP
ton county, have purchased a mag
niGcent gold headed cane, on which
tie following is inscribed: TO
Gov. Robert l.. Taylsr, presented
BY Upton county delegation, Com
vention, 1888" This Is tie third
Gaming that our young governor
has received since his nomination.
Mr.. BaptisG, VINO was chairman OF
the delegation from Upton, will 90
to Nashville in atew days, and
present the beautiful and praise
worthy eift. Tho boys are for Our
Bob.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-06-01
Swearing Like a Tornado.

Hon. J. d. G. Atkins will sweep the
State like tornado in his Senatorial
race. In numerous counties we have Wis
lted recently, candidates fer the Legisla-
ture are required to speak out on this
question, and in every instance known to
us they have announced for this pure and
upright statesman, who is growing strong
ar avery day in the hearts Of the masses.
He served Tennessee many years in the
Lower House Of Congress as a faithful,
Jealous intelligent worker, and now as a
reward fer his honest record, untarnishsd
by single act of demagO query or failure
to Dc right, he deserves to &c higher, and
the people will see that he goes. The pu-
rity Of his publ lie, coupled with his
unyielding devotion ts principle, aud his
ever " atchful and sacreS regard tor the
Interests 81 the hole people, make his
recsld as public man unparalleled in
tho history Of cur great State.-Ihe Toll
CT.
You are putting in ticks just
right, friend Ioiler, when You talk
ss above II does our heart good
to find that you have taken up this
pure and unsulhed statesman. j.
d. G. Atkins has never been known
as schemer or political trckster.
He has aeyer been known 10 enter
into combines OF trades Ter the pur-
psEe of getting OfHcs or perPetuatiRg
himself in effice. He has never
been known 10 use his fhcial sta
ton for the purpose of dishing out
"pis" to his kin-tOlks and political
bosses. He has always stuck square
to the people, and has served them
with most signal success. lie de-
serves to be senator, and the people
intend to see that he Is senator The
people mean business when they set
THEN heads, and they are just right
in demanding OF their candidates
ful the legislature 10 say whether
they will vote for Atkins or against
him
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-06-01
Workinp M His Boom,

Mr.. Alger, OF Michigan, has ial-
len upon a novel plan to work up
his boom for the presidential nOmi-
nation on the republican ticket. He
has engaged 81 large Rumber Of boom
ers to travel over the country, dis
tribute circulars, and talk up his
candidacy. Some Of the circulars
read: "FOr President, II sell A.
Anger, the Wolverine Pride These
circulars are being distributed on
tile railway cars, and in all the cit
ies. Mr.. A,gsr says, he has one-hun-
dred thousand dollars to spend for
the purpose Of pushing and further
ing hrs candidacy. The StaI hopes
that lie Will continue this nIethOd
of booming himself as 1t will put
several thousands Of his surplus cash
into circulation.