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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-01
Gat,y.buro- ReuuiOu.

Henry Cabot lodge of Massachusetts,
offered in the house the following resolution:
That all persons employed in the service of
the United States who were resent at the
battle of Gettysburg, either in the Union or
confederate forces, be granted sufficient
leave of absence, without loss of pay, to at
tend the reunion to be held at Gettysburg on
the Sd day of july
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-01
NIAGARA FALLS PARK.
Opening Of the Twin Sister of the
American Reservation.

American Reservation.
TIE queens birthday was made the occa
sion of throwing open to the public the Queen
Victoria Niagara Falls park, the twin sister
to the state reservation on the American side
The Canadian park contains 11S acres, and
is 215 miles long. All of the natural beauties
Of the great bank which runs along the chasm
have been preserved. The main entrances to
the park are at the north, and consist of a
carriage entrance, called the Mowat gat,, in
honor of Premier Mowat of the Ontario legis-
ature, and of pedestrians gate. One of
che entrances on the west will be named
after Ex Governor Robinson The cost of the
park to date is about 1896, 900. There were
no formal ceremonies attending the opening,
but it is proposed to celebrate the event on
Dominion day, July 1, in fitting manner.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-01
The JOY of Medded Life.

Pure welded life mans Joy completes,
Philosophers have said,
How true this is when baby eats
Milk crackers in the bed
At night. and twixt the snowy sheets
Three-cornered crumbs are spread
- Boston Courier,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-01

The city council of San Diego, CAL, has
granted petition of the w. G. T. U. against
licensing of saloons in the favorite residence
part of the city.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-01
DOlNGS OF CONGRESS.
SENATE.

Thursday.-Mr. Stewart called up the
joint resolution offered by him on the 18th
inst for constitutional amendment reduc-
ing to simple majority the vote necessary
TO override presidential veto, and addressed
the senate on the subject, condemning the
president for his use of the veto power.
Friday.-Mr. Blair introduced Joint
resolution proposing an amendment to the
constitution to the effect that no state shall
ever make or maintain any law respecting
an establishment of religion, or prohib bting
the free exercise thereof, and that every
state shall establish and maintain q system
of free public schools, but that no money
raised by taxation shall ever be appropriated,
applied or given for any school. Institution,
corporation or person whereby instruction
Is given in any doctrine, tenets, beliefs, cere-
mOnlals or observation peculiar to any re-
lgious sect. 1t was laid on the table at his
own request.
Mr.. Edmunds offered a resolution, which
was adopted, inStructing the committee on
Indian affairs to examine into the condition
of state bonds held by the United States in
trust for Indians. The senate then pro-
ceeded to the consideration of the house bill
making an appropriation to supply a def
cheney in the appropriation for expenses Of
collecting the revenue from customs. The
amendment reported by the committee on
appropriations to strike out the clause re-
pedllIlS UHe law making n permanent annuaL
appropriation of S., 500, 600 for the expenses
| of collecting the revenue from customs, was
agreed to. The senate then proceeded to
the consideration of executive business. 1t
continued in secret session till $40, and then
| adjourned until Monday.
HOUSE.
Thursday. After much rou inc work had
| been transacted, the house went into COM
mitiee of thu whole on the postoffice appro-
priation bill =. On motion of Mr. Blount of
Georgia, the appropriation for mail messen-
! ger service was increased from 5000 to
| $3.50, 900. g. The senate marine conference
| bill, as amended in committee of the whole,
was then passed. 1t authorizes the president
to invite the governments of other maritime
nations to send delegates to a marine con-
ference to be held at Washington on the 1st
of October, 1888, or at such other time or
| place as he may designate, and to appoint
| five delegates, one of whom shall lie an
officer of the navy and another an official of
| the life-saving service, to represent tho
| United States at the conference.
Friday-The house went into committee of
the whole on legislative, executive and judi
cial appropriation bill which was read by
| paragraphs for amendment.
An amendment to increase the salary of
the chaplain of the house from 5000 to $l2G0
was rejected, 81 to 50.
The house at its evening session passed 39
| private pension bills.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-01
VOL. XVI.

by unlocking the door of his house, go
ing up stairs and sitting down. Ali
there was the afternoon paper. He
would read the accounts of the misery
of others aud smile to think how much
more miserable he was than any of
them. He picked it up, glanced it
over, and was about to lay it down
again when his attention was arrested by
fhio hoo dina.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-01
A TERRIBLE MISTAKE"

Mr.. John Jones.
You are requested to draw two weeks
salary, and for reasons with which trust you
are acquainted, seek another position.
T. V. KNICKER,
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

The Nss York pagers are msk'ug =
1sht agalast ias -oob-tsil car. There
are many Arguments against u which ass
strang ana should be eonclRsivs in many
instances. Whsrs tas ear runs tbEo0gh
ihiekIy populated part Of ne eiiy, tas
drives certainly ought sot y 6s expected
to 30 ne Eork * so1daefor aad aREsF
batb. a. noon asd Eighl Nhsa m~n are
rstaruiBg hous n 90 work ard 10 csrs
ars erosd ssi, ths driver has b make
change. 500 that each passenger pass
and kasp q sharp lo0k-out for say wouid-
bs passengers waiting on toe cross salks
And 4 hs ehsnes % overlook eas Of ths-
War hn0-0ab thses Is. especially II il
De : Rom1n. fhs b00-tasi csr . sniekly-
populated districts Is also az talastiee
20 tbs passengers as wall. t0r usually
when ths csr = ero sded one msH sitting
O. standing near the froas Of the car IS
sxpectsd 10 hand ap the fare, AMI man y
tlEss paas the change back Jast Why
passenger - sxpsetsd to work FOR the
company iOE nCtling, Il Is hard 20 say.
Bur this cues ton las another side
when tie car runs lhroash q very quiet
part % the eIty shoss inhabitants walk
gors than they ride. Then ths choice Is
between ~bob-tail car or none at ali,
for ths stFeet-ear company csanot afford
two horses AMI conductor. Under
those circumstances those directly inter-
ssisd would prefer 10 be deprived OF =
conductor rather than OF car. But
where there y mere travel the public
does right 10 Insist upon the eompany's
frovidi0g a conductor II they wish the
fare collected.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

grEA BOX sALE Al sAk6AlN SAW
y Ct6s4 pSeee ~ s&.e Issst c1esp faf a.
s-zz1s So q - s4ss seras = :. ffosla.
-efesl esoSk etSes8te estei hate-
! alIL sEL1 al NO EOE sEs AID ioES
j oaFnsg 44eksoa Sas hss-s.a ~ Sz1se 4
teT go. : q saa = - e&<k Ea@aifs X knAa-
So 81 ee<l Au19t ~
XIk Hakf THo LOFs OK WHITES Plat
" f4<zlz sssCtE =. risla1-si- sll6 = beAu<Ii u
gtsne eC hen srlc1 He 50 se caess ~ sszle
4As kGEeao ~ ~ eal.a asee helSe a. l~,tofe
slo1k. LeisBAeas 81 ~
rn ff L0T 0N LAfAYEsgK-sT S. n
~ ioi o. lAaEles ~ g. n .ol corner si-a gll1
lu e. - II r. TO- aH lnfoa 81 ls 81 . l1ls Qu
ls.1ls a. nssl elsss s.sresl1s foEg 8 All.s<ss
A1a io~sr e-ecs Ie.e.aenS ~ ~
LiOR SALA- HoTsE Az L0I "a CLANCY
T -. cHei ~ isias elis-sf. oas o. 1sy lof ss
nesT street okn Livery gsofffts ~ s<it ~ 20
e. Ass iEefers 8 otnef g'sFls cf tne ciiy iar
ssie- = tsfssr, ~ ana A. fistAaela ave 8eii
INk sAIE--EAaRA oFfER-If loU wANI
4 cse 81 ttese sklsUcld ll4s OF large Czt4s
Read Sdo.lio9 ioI 49, hel0rs ths IF.oe 4evsuceE
epsaf a. pnee- - fafe sQiu ore-l1lEu y Tie 80
sish "a iklSe ronlts Al TERMS easy A0nthiy
fEsa1eDfs 81 I. e. q ueslIea. 1ell rhUne 81
:. b. 4-Aee spas. = AonEoe - ~
nor SALE-HOUSEs ANu lots. VACANT
i0ts asd fsrs1s sonae eh0ios bSEK1iHs ft2ksu
oon. EeEHes 4 1holass fo<n-s - 2llo 81. Nee
AolseH4u ol1Sk ef
HOUSE, lots AND FARMS F0R SAfE
III cetaP al Ir NeenbCerA AenhRm blses
corner ~ Aonloe and Division sts. 81
TOR sALF-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
II teGse "a SpEaus Il. iof st.isal A nesa EsEae
cWellinE touse a. jsaast-st for 4 so. ahG "A
tcsfie fsrni IA sparta Tor &,ltS al % snAL
psyntnis csc esSonsbie terms = A. bsppef
lceE ~. iedysId lack. over Pubic l4alsly
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

ECR sALE-A HORSE AND CARRIAGE
Sci cheap a. o. Fourth-st. ~
pEAD IN s-Fok SALE soAE. GOOD Run
IL nfrC horse buggy. cu'ter and beer wagon
worh go, Que hetE pump ann ice ho1 cnst
: - teer glasses ard ~ the other frtsres for =
first class place. one good poo lab.e. -hoa.e
vita iCe-nouse bsru aud outbBiid nss feo scra
garden. ront pad fT one year. az for f4ia
Grand mon, and (, Tower block. 2i2
LOH sALE-AT a DISCOUNT A SCHOLAR
ship n q business College. foT sveai1r n
structiou. Adde'S n. box Tsleerssl Her
aid o fsce .Tetr
rOR sAiF CHFAP-THF Htyns0vrsT
i PONY IN ths clly. yesrs o'd. brcsen 70 hsr-
srss snf saddle, ctnfie - kitten i1sf n fhfux
for children o. .sties- Arpiy - Chss Esxfef
nc. CsDsisf, esieJa onion o1ice i-stf
L'OR sAbE--A STOCK OF nEIfss A. STILL
var. kich There are fve n f i IN rilFn-
ity snd b1siD-ss Prostst f4and reasons fo~
sling. }. p. ps5=uu CeopersTine. N.ch lfrt
LsCR sALE-FA.T TRo1TFR BAY t.roRcF
i FiEs roafster. ge1t.e. ssitsh's ~ .aaiss II
drive : hofnEn. ls Fsr8fsf 1esrf
CoR SALE AN FNTlPE orTVrT o.
rrsctins-y ~ trst c'sss fsfnsr~ as
sfr horsc po~er enrire Scr ,srsll-i.ers s-..ts.-s
Of d ber~1n, No = Csuais "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30


WAAIkD-A GOOD DINING ROOM GIRL
w and kitehen gifi al Ihe Michigan House q
WANTED r INFORHAfIoS or WILLIAM
w Reynolds an orphan boy. zge al08I 4
Adopei trom The Chicago Home OF tie Friend.
iess Ia So Any one having knOaledse ~ lis
Whereabouts vii confer q great faYur las sister
Lizzie y addressing Ars- :. q. Cleveland. cily
mis- onary, care % ~ e. A., Chicsso, H. rs
ttANTEis-A NAsHFkwOMAN To CONF TO
W she house every Meek Apply today Mr..
r ID. Congo. l71 Lsgr4yest -
VVANTED-A GOOD GIRL At Isl NORTH
w bYisi0n 1 zl3
tNANTED CHI FOR GEKERAL HOUSE
w work IN 4 snail family. Ms. Mm. scott
30 Crescent ave IL
WANTED IMkEDIATEIY-A COMPETENT
w cook and housenlaid in small family Apply
Mrs. T. ". Morris corner Cherry 81 and Nssii-
son ave. 2l3
WANTED COMPETENT ELDERLY wO-
w man 20 assist IN the care Of children, Mrs
A q Horton. Is South Union-st 10
WANrED-C0MPETENT GIRb FOR GIN
w eral housework. family small As Cherry
81 leitf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Erzisa nsaCiStrzfcs hara sant - fsil for
fas~teen 4sys an Cd nsza who ras coe~s.rsi
- aavsng eTrind - a. ssnrfF barre aIouz =
Era~si fsrspata cf coH7trT r,sd rhere he
s~-uid have interferNi wlta f7cf pazzsnra~~
- -heTe cad hecn e1v sr~-hcrr sscslt T. 10
flrsrssre.i wirh vlics eiss r~;de1-e sac~eTi
ssrre wsre nct The rrzrIar raasfvvzv had
iast heen lsii VITA braken rock.--ChscaSo
H.,,-.l
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

IsOR SALE Or TRADE FOR HOUSE AND
i lot-sf-scFe fruit farm. A hafgSin- A J..
Kellogg o. North Diyislsa -. -
NOR sALE cHEAP-A NICK FARM or Ei<
i kcres. Win iraIne house. one mile and a
qusfler from Iiailsl. Apply al Nm :. =. WAX.
eTs Z south iFxion-ss lzstf
NOR sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate OF the iEte Daniel ScherneFhorn.
ore nile west Of The ciN fronting fricgesL IL
Il the calry farm. or for iTuit raising and gar
ceuins. May te sold ia from ten 90 thirty acre
lots. Apply 10 Dr. Nhiiworh. administrator. is2
Iourth a.. Grsnd Rapids Mich. lOaf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Ore - the valuable c'irioeities which Mn
ister Andersen brought wi-h him from Den
mars on hfs rssa-a % this COUNTRY IS sn Cd
Danish prayer book that vas bczatifa,iv
prisrei ~ hard ionr before tfie savs II
Gurer5nrz fhc ve.l1n rags ara bard
sorn~iv illuminated - g1if aad eoio-s and =
nsfr1hsr Il excel lsst EsuSsr1riors sse-n Il
Tie rcos is <lrrcsai q 3afe fr5n tAs Fur
sesnth century .-Rrook'yn Eaxie
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

WANIED A TsAyELISG SAL EsHAS THAT
W Has 50 90 10 invesf ans sef 8 gooa
esc4tt ia~.l.1u, ass Msl eHh Sle that
hoaLd As . EssBd N1rkink p.eltseu- t4-l a.
blslafs kxch4ase s1d fossr t.0sk. fis
WANiE ED-I 81 MA AID ale Trans 10
W sex o. Cestfsl Aieb ga4 katifoad 81
E1er fef- Altlls A., goE1 tlc--S g-Sl &, lo>c.
!. v hoYufcI fres seat 2eif
WAhftD - REsfONSIBLF CANNASsERs
W tef ne oeantfy. aiS0 co. aly sFfats ~ per
ceht commission OF sslary. 0lobs Asuufsetuf-
S0u p4ny. ~ ntss Bfidkess 1-
WASTED--l POBTER AND WAITFR. BOY
W tr anfiag delivery J doos sash and blind
1 loser block ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Brown-Can you Ist me have the s. yoa
owe me R0binsonf
Robiuson-Cao't do 4. possibly Old
man / m iust oT for = months vacation.
aRd vii neei svsry cent I've xot.
B-nern a mon later Ho~ abou. that
iittle y Robinson Can you let ne haze
u now
Rohiuson-V ~ Whv. nan alive.
Isu iast hack from months vscationi-
New York sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
Sealed Proposals.

-Fsiesi rr rsoese ~i - lecf ret e. @ev :
Fr'rs1fs ar ~ a1r lrc sd 4 klE.sf ~ fsr
- - 1rgeter-r ~ sse -k-Tr-t sr- e-rrf $3.50
a e. RE e-~-s- ~ EaEra sa- Hsrissts
Fans ar1 srscsScs1ions en- - sres
cast-inz env e-rf hrf~seu saark e. - 49,
r - IRE rts - - er-1s8 a isrlsf a. le<s sf
crcE n f7e q ri r zsee -sserrs TIE r,stt
- sref szE saf ss3 sdxz
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

rsrz evts. II tie stspe ~ ga i8tsxicafes
C8Esairtaz,, -ss seen - Er,aavaT t1e cthe-
s-1sia7 -ir>+ = zzized sscre. sinzins q
Cetrsse ssn< sf tse go e ais iuagx A fs~
So slsesi - aiz1 was q -ouraaao1. &c
--c<st ssaaries ~ ~ .s,U1s<y y1as1 coasszscz.
ss~ xsrk Evea,ng wxA<
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

UANTfD-acoD sECDNn EATr cswurrf.
W rist eDF1e $40 r ffT-4 Aas-eef 80
fiH Ys-tic1isFs A. cfsi.lsal. see1t. 2l-rsess
Nich
4 sNtsfslE @EE NtNE ttr-T II -
l. ensnr aor SIS b. - k0ese n tae srrs-t -
ssef pSrf 81 thsf-T. ~ 10 ssre rre raesss sst
- s1c~ IEfers q Dr-s e crwt - tfl-r
f7s- Scr arNs~ 1sispne1e 7is
IL t~Tkl-aT ISIS HffHr rrr or
~ fsIf TEEs9RkE HgssEncf Esfss fare 81
ar pa - q
= So tfr4 Ffe arerf rer~~< Z 49, -rf--, -.
k&.le b Isss PC. Soz ISL NeT Te-k ef
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

RIO FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS STU
i alton wanled-Hsve had thirty years ex-
perence IN al departments. am q thorough aC-
countant and Is niiar with al Office detail; also
large experience a. salesman. and very extensive
western acquaintance. Address 3, care OF n. :.
Downer 2eS stateSt.. Chicago, III. 2i2
WANTED SITUATION A. BOOKKFFPFR
W or clerk by young man: three years expert
ence speak German: lest OF references Address
A. B., O., Traverse City. 2io
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
For Ke1at--Roouas.

TOR REET-DEsIRABL FURNISHED OR
Unfurnkhed rooms a. l4s Lyon-st. 2i5
DOR RENT-THREE ROOMS, ARE CENTRAL
Il ly located have the finest OF furniture and
are very plsseant a. All times: mono bnt first
class tenants need apply. +. ID. Brock. lsltf
Tor RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
II either single or en- suite. Apply to Room a.
Power Opt "a House block. Pearl-st 226ti
TOR RENT--A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
i room at 81 Rsnsom-sL I9tf
TOR RENT-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
i IN suits OF two or four rooms with all modern
I'm piovemertS on CsDsi-st., for Offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging. En-
Guire at once, No. q tansi7st,, OF g. A. Berwin
94tf
EoR REST-FURNIsHED Rooms: STEAM
i heated and furnished rooms for light house.
Keeping. Apply al room l0S Hsw Hohseman
olcCk. loft
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
HENRY +. WALCH,
sTENOGRAPHER.
Office Room 90.

New HouscDan Building.
Opposite CITY. ISsll. Grand Rapids,
Mich. References. tbaneerF eases, De
Pesitione, DicistoR and general las work
scc8fsteiF reported aBd tf&pscriptf
promptly furnished ~ reasousble rates
Official Ssenogrspbef Of the Cirouit
Ceurt for kent County sn0 Aotsry
Public
Agent for Western Michigan for the
celebrated
Hammond Typewriter.
Persons ooBten plsting the pur,ha-s
% typewriter. skeul5 certsfniv call
and see the Hammond More Ham
moH6 fypewrisers have been soi5 ira
Grand Rapids during the past year thsn
any other. send Tor circular. coa-
plste stock ~ trpevriier supplies. car
bon paper ribbons sna pepper constants
II on hand. Telephone No. -. Take
Elevator on Ousvs-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
SCANDAL N nIGn PLACES.


II . not % be scndered that there is
cause ior 80 mnch scsndAl II hs lives OF
royal psrsoDaSss when Il ia rsmsmbsrsd
that tie marriage de conrenGnce Is Gus
tom gry Ia royal families. When men
snd women marry those whom they do
not love ard afterwards come in contact
with one Who 1oss call oai their affec-
tons. zrsai strength o, character Is re-
q1Ired % resist temptation. Princess
NIcroRiA, daughter OF Emperor Wit
LIAM, q dssply II love vitn Prince Al
ExASoEs. Of Bsstsn BERG. who 10 hand
some sccomp ished man aud brave sol
der. bat instead OF marrying him it is
nov said thst one oojscs os TIA Enpsr-
ora visit 30 the Gar - the marriage OF
the Princess 70 tie Czarowltcb. This
young man Is mentally aud physically
vess. aud in TO way calculated to arouse
the love Of a romantic young girl, bat
ths, hss no weight ia the mind OF her
smbitious rather. Poor Prircezsl the
pooFsst yougg girl in tins country Who
can marry the man Of her choice is to be
srvied by her.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
I hKE sHoRE = wIcHIeas 4orrHTRN.

tram sseFrs Grend EaFioe fDr AAegsr ct
] n = re-. SRI vine fnere - eS
Ihr0 - ticket so ta TTire pa roiffe ~ be
Tnfe1 Stsf~x Nerieo snf fsrsrs a. ni1r
Tikef One
A. eNF7u = a fleveisna.
Pa1z fseros 1ickg azenk
fFc Nrssax fftF firket AreaL
Tak5ff eject Ns~ SIS ifS
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
Steamer Grand Island.


Hereafter the new side wheel steamer
Grsnd Island will make regular trips to the
Soldiers Home on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays First boat leaving at 10 q.
IN. landing at north end of Scribner st. car
line. Picnic parties viii be taken up the
river at any place they may select. Regular
picnic days will be Monday. Wednesday
viii also make two trips to Grand Island
on Sundays. Boat leaving at 10 a. M. and
2 p. m. last boat arriving at Grand Rapids
at 7:I5 p. N.
Fare from Soldiers Home and return %
cents.
To Grand Island and return 25 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

T OsT - LARGE gAsTfYF PUP. CREAM
IL color, with black face answers - The name
oi FfsucfE Cleveland Liberal reward viii he
Il orr
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
For Re7sf--HOssses.

CoR RENT-THE LOWER PART OF HOUSE
i OF five rooms: good cellar anf voodsbsd
cistern and WE'LL li2 Barclay ST., corner Lyon g
Enquire on premises. 2f1
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
For Rent--Busfliess Places.

L'OR RENT-STORE No 26 Mouroe-st. and
I fixtures for sale. Inquire on the premises oi
8. Tyroler, sgent. i99tf
COR RENT-ONE-HALF OF THE STORE
1 No. q canal-st. For particulars enquire OF
G.. A Berwin. lsttf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
situations Vnntef-FenoIe.

WANTED-SITUATION As COPYIsT OR TO
w do o:hce work by young lady of experi-
enee. Call or address - Canalst., third floor.
.5ro
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
WO1lfe6--ROO1lls

WANTED - TWO NEATLY FURNISHED
w rooms. with onveniencesl suitable tor
light housekeeping. within a few blocks of
Powers Opera House. Address Y, this ofnee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Detroit Expres has rarior car 70 Detroit max
ing direct ornections for all points Esst arriving
IN New York at l0io a N NEXT cav Limited
Express east has through sleeper from Grand
Rapids to niagara Falls oonnecting& a. Milwaukee
Junction with through sleeper, 20 Toronto
Through tickets and slee ping car births secured
s d g. II. d NJ. hallway Offices - Monroe A.
and at the dspoi.
Jas CksPsELi. City Pas Agent
GEo. b. REEVE. TTsfc Manager. Chicago.
CHICAGO & wE EsT MICHIGtN-hLIi TRAINS
Y sr1ve ht sDd depan from Union Depot
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
Furniture STORED.

RNTTURE STORED. PACKED AND
i moved. krpcrt packers sent on short notice.
by Rsdclif & Holt, III south Divron.sf., tele-
phone No ~ Jan'y =. 'ss
EURNITURE PACKED MOVED AND sTORFD
i by experienced workucn cheap A. Nrs a.
J. Walkers second hand iuTniture dealer II
South l1vision-si. l2ftf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30


Fifteen million copies OF the Prssi-
cents last annual message has been or
dsrsd Alec 10000 copies Of Congress
nan ScoFr's tariff speech. 100000 Of Mr.
CAKLfsLss. 10000 Of Senator SHER-
MANS, 3o0.0O0 of Senator FsTzs, 800 900
q Representative MCKSLET's, 2j)0O
II Representative RsED's, and thousands
o. coplss o. other tariff speeches. tar.H
srscss. psmp klsts. etc. All shis, sn sx-
ebaogs asserts. s healthy sign because
il shows that iDs rsOpls ara reading and
thinking on thAt important subject. the
sar;f. But is dossa's show anything Of
the kiud. Il shows thst the politicians
on beth sides srs making dsspsrsts sf-
fort 10 xs' T0tss--only this AMI nothing
nora.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

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skier r. sas 81 fa
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ferosfe7 = Esr 1r-sef 80 rst0rr
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

u. FoEErr. ne Lliscr csndfisfs t-r
Governor II W5sconsin. vss once "a Ia
tiaa sco1f. ami 5ss traveiea with ~
naia,o Bili combination. u ought =
r~ke = ssed a-hs
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
HaHted--To Rejtf.

WANTED-A COTTAGE OF SIX OR SEVEN
w rooms by good. permanent tenant Would
like to get near Car line Address 5. Z. r., Tele-
gram Herald 9l7tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
HANT ADVERTISEMENTS

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S&a - feeNst 8 ctEseiEg tAe Esa-t<s -
sefes ~ fsse2- AES Ekrts - Las os1ntse
stsAs f11 izzs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30


oacs To While q yonBrfsr says an
amusing thing wiihoua waiting 70 have 1t
fsFagrsphsd iOr biH bya professional ha-
m0sCus writer.
There Is busy little spseinen of hu-
manity or Esss- st. iuss old enough TO ask
questions a. the rate Of good many =
minute Tie other night al bed time
Aidssgs mother waited by tie side Of the
crib 10 hear ,hs evening prayer. Midget.
however didn't feel sleepy.
Il guess I'll say my prayer siandin mp
tonight she said as she struck sn attitude.
Then. before her mother could remonstsate,
she asked
Could God make ne kneel DOWN"
Why. wee, dear, but
Could be make you kneel down,
"Cerlslnly-"
Could he make horse kneel down?'
There Vas the least bit Of q shake, and
Aidget grew docile, properly said her
prayers and vas tucked IN, but as her
mother turned TO go there was another
question.
Mamma could God make q horse kneel
down with his bind legsf'
I've been thinking over this strange
question for two days" the mother after
ward said and now Ia Ike Ia know If a
horse can kneel down with his hind legs"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

The Cohfmbas. Oaio Dispatch re-
jaicss in the Fact that up to dale, there
sser1s % have bsen nors popular interest
~ Judge THURMAN than IN President
ClsvEfksr. TIE numerous invitations
extended 70 TIA old Roman by Demo
crsis ircn various quarters ot the couB-
Try ought 20 oe vsry catering to him.
particalsr'y IA view o. ths isc, that Mr.
NosroS = passing ths Summer Ia cou1-
psrativ- frse,ion from callers. THus-
nNS snd HAEsrsoS are really the pictur-
esqas candidates of tue year. aud they
srs filing ths pubic eve very much TO
The sxe.1sson - The two Nav York men
vha hsvs been named By their respscsivs
rartias.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
Sacrifice Prices
On Fancy Percale Shirts
AT THE
GIANT.

All $500 French Percale Shirts go at S1.O0
All S1.50 French Percale Shirts 90 at 75c
All S1O0 Fine Percale Shirts GO at soc
All so and 75c Fine Percale Shirts 60 at BOO
Collars and Cuffs with every Shirt. Ele-
giant Patterns Perfect in fit and
superior in workmanship.
Our fancy fiannels have been so popular
this season that the demand for Percale
Shirts did not reach our expectations
Hence the sacrifice.