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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
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sues.).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
WinueIota.

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lbs unter 2anOslente1t anlieOeln mill, Der
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Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Dec. 3.-rhe Drovers' Jour
nal reports as follows:
Cattle-Iteceipts, $4,000; market slow and a
shade lower; choice beeves, IS, 0015. 40;
steers, S3.0004. 10; stockers and feeders, 81 sd
@3,00; cows, bulls and mixed, Sl.20@2. so;
Texas steers, s2.4O@3.4O; western rangers,
s.. 50@i.l5.
Hogs--Receipts, 1000; market slow and
5@l0c lower; mixed, S5.05@5.s5; heavy, S. Is
@5.35 light, S5.l5@5.30; sklps, So, 40@47 IS.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady; ma
tives, 81, 151+.1 rs; westerns, 81. 30663. 50; Tex
ans, s2.t093.4o; lambs, s4.0O@4 20.
Kansas City, Dec. 3.-Cattle-Receipts,
5,053; shipments, 4,l4l; market weak for ali
classes except good fat cows; good 10 choice
corn-fed, $4.5O@5. 90; common 10 medium,
SS.2S@+.25; stockers and feeding steers, 81. 30
@3.35i grass;range steers, sl.5o@2.9O; COWS,
sl.00@i.S0.
Hogs-lieceipts 500; shipments, 32S; market
slow, weak and fully SC lower good TO choice,
S5,15@5.20; common TO medium, 81, S0@5. 10.
National Stock Yards, East ST.
Louis, Dec. Seattle Receipts, 1900;
shipments, $500; market slow; choice
heavy native steers. s5.O045, so; fair TO good
native steers, s.. 3095.00; butchers steers,
medium to choice, $4,000 40; stockers and
feeders, fair TO good. s.. 1903. 20; rangers,
corn-fed, Sa00@I.l0; CRASHED, s2.0O63.I is.
Hogs-tteceipts. 400; shipments, 3,4O0;
market lower; choice heavy and butchers
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04
LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, Dec, 3.-ISpecial Telegram to
TIE BEE. l-CATTLE--The trade was rather
slow at the opening, but later on was fairly
sctive, with nearly all so-called good and
useful natives sold, such realizing about the
same as on Friday last. The pens were
again crowded with low grade natives and
common cow stock that was almost unsafe
able. Prices cut no figure; no matter how
low sal esmen priced such he found il diff
cult TO get a buyer. No one seemed
To want cows. Canning house buyers
and butchers preferred low priced
Texans and rangers, of which
there were at least 5000 on the market.
There was little or nothing going on in the
stocker and feeder trade. The receipts in
cludc 4, 800 Texas and western cattle. Choice
beeves, 81. 00Gf5 40; medium To good steers,
1850 10 1900 lbs, 81, 0O94, rs; 1900 to 1850 lbs,
SO, 50a+, 90; $50 to 1900 lbs. S3.OO@3, rs; stock
ers aud feeders, 81. s0@300; cows, bulls and
mixed, 81 ,2O@2 so; bulk, sl.S0@2.2 5; Texas
steers, 2.40td3 8. 40; cows, sl,GO02.3 80; west
ern rangers, Si,004G4,15; cows, S2.50@345.
HoGs--Trade was active with a down turn
of SC and in some cases Toe. Packing sorts
sold at 6. l0d5.25 aud best heavy at
IS, 21k (d5.3 80. There was q fair demand for
light sorts, the Fowler people taking about
100 10 average $50 at 6. 20. The Upton com
pany bought about 400 to average 40 at
$3.50. The Morris outfit were buying aver
ages 0: l4O down to 100 at s5.S095,40.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04
\

NEW YoRK, Dec. Especial Telegram
to THE BEE. IT, STocRs-The market opened
with decided weakness and activity. First
prices were from X 10 s per cent below last
Saturdays final figures. The pressure was
especially severe against the Missouri Pacific,
New England and Rock Island. Before the
day had advanced half an hour the market
began to crumble in such a decided manner
as TO discourage even the strongest of bulls.
The troublesome settlement, which they had
predicted would prove a bull card, fell short
of the mark, as the average operator had lit
tie faith IN the movement TO advance rates.
The market had the appearance OF beng a
Gould one. All Gould securities were weak,
and lead the decline. Rock Island surprised
everybody by falling way below par. a story
was afloat that Gould and his friends had il
in for other southwestern roads, and by ham
merlng the market down would force the
other roads to settle on the terms proposed.
Another story for the decline was that all
railroad managers were anxious to have the
long haul clause Of the inter state cree
law repealed. With this object in view they
formed a combination with Cammack aud all
the big professionals, to sit on tho market In
such an emphatic manner as to make 1t APP
pear to the congress now assembling that 1t
was for the railroad interests of the country
to have the law repealed, In the final deal,
ings the market rallied from thelowest prices
reached, by covering of short contracts. The
net declines for the day of the active stocks
show Rock Island, |; Western Union, II
New England, pa; Union Pacific, q; st.
Paul, /; Northwestern, =; Cotton Seed Oil
certificates, rs. Total sales, 42', I2O;
including Northwe stern, "a, 100; Rock Island,
1920; st. Paul, 50,0JO; Missouri Pacific,
$4,000; New England, 2j,0l0; Rock Island,
1000; L~ackawanna, lS,i0O, Western Union,
II. 200.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04
OMAHA Wholesale MARKETS.
Produce, Fruits, Etc.

BuTTER-Fancy, solid packed creamery, 26
@3Oc; choice country, 22@25c; medium
grades, 1S@2lc; common grades, l0@l+c.
FLoUR-Nebraska patents, $B.0097. so;
Minnesota patents, $j2j@Z75; straight
grades, S5.OO95,5 so; bakers flour, s., 2595. 70
per Dbl.
PorAroEs-Nebraska, 25@4Oc per blu Colo
RADIO, 75@S0c.
SWEET PoTAToEs-3@3kc per ID.
P~ouLTRY-Live chickens, s2.5O@2.75 per
doz; spring chickens, s2.50@3,00; dressed
chickens, Ease per ID turkeys, S@l0c.
EGGs-Strictly fresh, 23924c candled.
MALAGA GRAPEs-In kegs, l2c per Id.
BANANAs-Common. 81 5092 25 per bunch,
choice, 81. 50@3.50.
LEMoNs-S5.00 per case.
ORASGEs-Florida 8 350@375 per box.
GAMs-Per dozen; Mallards, s!.50@2.7 rs;
teal, sl.0O9l.25; quail, g.. 80; prairie chick
ems, So 159+,00; rabbits, Sl.00; squirrels,
Sl.00; v~enison, BLOC per Id.
CRANBERRIEs- s. 100000 per Dbl.
Provisions Hams, No. l, Ike; No. 9,
lie; shoulders, 7slc; rib bacon, ilc;, clear
bacon, lll5c; picnic hams, l0c; dried beef
hams, 1910; dry sailed clears, short, sHc;
extra short, S4c; short ribs, SIC; pickeled
pigs feet, l5,lb kits, soc; lard, s99c;
smoked sausage, o9Sc per ID; hog castings,
l79lsc.
CELERY -25aS0c per dozfaen ;ncy, 4Oc.
OHIoNs-30@ Zoe per bu.
CABBAGE-tS $500 per 100. ,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04
Live Stock Notes.

Swift & Co. have commenced killing hogs
Average weight of hogs last week was 27s
pounds.
Average weight of hogs for November was
26S pounds.
Armour-Cudahy packing company an,
nounced that they would buy hogs on Tues
day and commence killing again on Wedncs,
day.
There was a loss in the number of hogs
sold last month as compared with the pre-
ceding month of ] 1872, but as compared with
the same month one year ago there was a
gain Of 43, 422.
Bell, Collins q Mccoy is the style OF the
reorganizcd firm of Mccoy Bros, live stock
commission merchants, at the yards. The
Collins, are old and well known live stock
men, the former of Falls City, Neb., and the
latter from Laramie City, Wyo, They will
max a strong firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04
BBErs-4oc per bu.

B~EErs-40c per bu. 80 '
TURNiPs-2jc per bu.
SAFER KRrur-Bbls, $40; half bbls, s2.i5
APpLEs-Choicc, S?.50,a-, - per Dbl; fan cv,
$500 per Dbl: conn o }, Sl.5O0l.55 per Dbl.
CIDER-Miehigan, $1,000 $50 per bhl of 81
gals; California pear cider, 1884, 90 per biol,
PoP~ CORN-kicc, Sc: common, 2igC.
CARgoTs-40c per bu.
BEANs-Choice eastern hand picked uavjcs,
500 per bushel; western haudpicked ma.
vics, S1.i5dl.S0; mediums, Sl.3C@1 80; Lima
beans, 5 per ID.
HN-F. o. b.. cars, No. I upland $500: No.
. upland. 81 %.
BRNN-S ) 0NlG.O0.
CHOPPED rEED-$l4OO@l5. 500 per ton.
~CoRN-26@2Ic.
OATs-2@@22c.
NiNEGM-Cider, 1O@1Sc per gal white
wine, 10000 per gal.
H~ONEI-l-lb frames, l5G1Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04
Leather.

Hemlock sole, lS027c per ID; oak sole, 800
36c per 10; oak harness, 30@32c per 10; selec.
lock upper, 2Oa22c per foot. Hemlock calf
skin, No. /, SO990c per ID, according to
weight; oak calf skin, No, l, 90c4sl.00 per
Id; Philadelphia calf skin, extra, s1.00@1.l0
per Id; hemlock kip skin, No. /, 6OQ70c per
10; oak kip skin, No. !, 10G@s0c per ID; Phila-
delphla kip skin, extra, SO490c per ID, French
cali skins, according to weight and quality,
$l.l59l.75 per Id. French kip skins, do, SOC
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04
4 Cnilu nrOnS Dead.

two-yearold son of Hugh Thompson re
siding near the water works, dropped dead
last evening The cause of his sudden de
mise is Il mystery to the tImIly. Acting
Coroner Maui was notified and it IS likely
that the post norton will b. held to-day.
The child was walking about the room, an
parcntly in good health, when it instantly
fell dead.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04
Hogs.

The demand was not very heavy and the
market was a drag all day at a decline of l0c
from Saturday morning. Armour was prac.
tically out of the market on account of the
fire, but announced positively that he would
buy on Tuesday. The market closed with
the buyers Offering only s. 10 for good heavy
hogs, and wtth SIX loads remaining unsold in
first hands.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04
A LIVE STOCX.
Cattle.

Monday, Dec. 3, ISIS.
The receipts were light and the market was
strong on desirable kinds of b~cefcattle, while
other grades, as well as feeders, butchers
stock, etc, were steady. The demand was
fair and about everything desirable changed
hands before the market closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04
Sheen.

The market vas strong with heavy receipts,
Desirable muttons, however, were not
plenty. One banch of extra choice corn fed
Westerns brought 81 %.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04

selections, 81. 1od5.sO: packing, medium to
prime, S5.N1l5.25; light grades, ordinary TO
best. 81. 90 al. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04

Yearly Report.
TIL following is the Official report of the
receipts, shipments and local consumption of
live stock at South Omaha during the
year ending November 30, 1883:
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04
were the closing quotations.

MONEY ON C~ALL-EasV at % a3 per cent;
last loan at 20 per cent; closing offered at 2
per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PApER-44@GH per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANaE-Dull but steady at
$4.S4}a for sixty-day bills, and S4.SSj4 for de-
mand.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04
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NteCetpts

cattle 80. ...... ......... ........... 1000
1000
Sheep ..... =, 100
Horses 100
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04
Twenty.fOur trans.ers' a2gre eating

a Cough, Cold or Sore Throa, should
not be neglected. Browns Bronchial Truchcs
are a simple remedy, and give prompt relief
Pc "A BOX.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-04
lDrv GODiS.

. CoTToN FLANNrIs-l0 per cent dis. Ii,
she; &C, 64c; IS, sc; Namcless. Dc; RX,
l>r; K, 2Oc; No. 10, Si2c; No. 40, 1910; No.
90, l28c; No. SO, l3isc; No. 30. c%olored, Sc;
No. 30, colcrcd. l2c; No. 20, colored, I2Hc;
Bristol, iG!@c; Union Pacific. lie.
CANrEr WAKP-Bid, white, lgc: colOred,
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

Jsna1seAsk "a -M~S AerrsiLss a the
OpzFs hoass tomorrow nikaI
sldRsy Nohssg. Of Taree Rivers vas ia
le@n yesterday, szssl ~ las lSaaE-sre2sl
Ho.s..
}. AosAe<rnouk. forsmzn Of No. hose
oosapzny. retuTssd ysslefday from VISIT
in tie Soalh.
Rev Kerr b. TgpDsf Of Grand Rapids
sIll deliver lecture 81 Tie Baptist chUrca
0n Robert b9Ens nsxt FFiasy evening.
Tie 81. Yslentins's bail gwen ey the X
y. 4 N. IA gas Redinbafz HAL iasi even
~. sas largely attended and good Time
sss bad oy All shO attended
The ball gwen BY the Nuskegon Rides in
she Clay Avenue Arm0ry iast evening vas q
very successful stsir, and everyone Who Al
tended enjoyed themselves 10 their greatest
extent
l. ID. Sheridan, the Brooklyn clothier ST
26 Western ave, will after The hsst Of next
month occupy double store in The Opera
House block, which will Do q much better
situation.
AT o'clock last evening AZ the home Of
Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. j. Council Eamusl ID.
DocksIader and Miss Louisa Shields, both
Of this city, were united IN marriage, the
ceremony being performed by FIR. Van
Pammei, OF s.. Aarys Catholic church.
Dockstsder has for some time been q mem
Der of the fire department and the boys all
wish him success.
The wrestling match, which took place
in the cisy Avenue Armory. between w
=. Gibbs. the Kansas Demon, and James
NJ ih. the GermHn Hercules. was largely
attended. The exhibition was opened by
music, furnished by the Muskegon brass
bsnc, which wee excellent. and then box
i snd wrestling was commenced by afew
OF g bb's pupils, which was very entertain
log. James Robinson was then chosen as
referee and John Pe,re time keeper, by q
m ijority Of the spectators. Moth succeeded
IA throwir Gibbs tne first bout in nine
minutes aud thirty seconds, and the second
was also won by Moth in nine minutes
but in the third bout Gibbs plucked up
courage and succeeded in throwing Moth.
In the fourth boat, which ended the match.
Moth choked the Demon until he was black
and blue in the face. II was then taken TO
bis corner and when time was called again
Gibbs hackers refused 10 LEI their man 60
so the match was awarded TO Moth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

The unconditional withdrawal ofJs4Es
q. BLAINE a. = esadIdals FOR the Rspuo-
lean nomination o. ths l'rssidsncy Of the
uitsd States csnnOt bat Fs!ss hopes ia
tas breasts u q namDsr of distinguish 81
fellow e.t<sDs, statesmen And soldiers.
10 Las always 5ssn said thai there %
plenty o. good Prssidsnsial timber lying
around ready b be doomed.
TIE fELz6aAA- HEaALD, some tins ago.
pointed oIt ~ tAs Republican party
seserAi reasons say Il coald not 30 bet
Ter han - nomiaGss fox shs highest place
sithin TIE sifi OF ths people Gsnsral
kCsskLL A. ALeka. 81 Governor OF MIcni-
saE-aad the more of ali men ia ths
United STATES sho Ia vsr9sst IN the
hearts II shs u. A. l.
Surveying the ns!d hastily, the TELz-
-RAk-hkEALO sees . good roand dozen
msn RON winch sas Rspubhcan party
msy seisc, standard bearer. of these
Geo. ALess would probably bs fourth
or Ai.a 10 ,hs rses The destination OF
ilAlSE wll ssnd Gen. PHTL SaxkIDAN' 5
tcom z-toomiDz. ani u - possiOls that
ihe General % Oae Armies may DO hrst
10 tns hs4rts Ct toe q. o. p. After him
would coas Judge ". Q Gresham. o..
Indiana, ELO has mary warm fre-dg.
snd wsfs De abs 70 gss - solid support
a bis state - salght b- no0ia4tsd Ike
ilocsier district nas ssO guo.hsr pos
sllle Presidential candida,s 10 he per-
son q Geo. BEs II REIsOs. Ohio Ia
~ cs.ersa, a cUuyis Cf candidates 81
Serstor 5EsRNAs sEd Governor fal.-
AKzs. l,s zrsa. Sou Invest "a - asssrt
d .sm tOr tas llSs dsEcy aui ia sbat
case Ssraflr IsSALLs. OF Kansas, nov
AciinZ Vics-Pre-iisnt Q; tie Unlts1
sistss. soud. ot course, "a tho nsn.
Nsw York Rs2uohcsas coud ssIect tor :
ooc a OF respectable proportions either
esusscrs tE4Nx HisCccK or VIZ N
LssLrs, or hat genial railway President,
tustscEx 81 LsRzw Add Rcscog
{, SKIING . not dead ye, Senator
ALfiscS's nscss vii % loudly menliossI
~ Iowa Republicans. and there Is Gan
jos HAslzT, OF Coarscsieut: JuiSs
koNUSDs, of Vermont, aud Senator
NiLLtAN WINDos. Hero srs fifteen
naues viIhOut mentioning RoBxRT
LINCOLN rho bas many warm supporters
righs Esrs IN Michigan.
Michigan Rspublicsns should take
s0nss advice ison sn sasirsly indecsn-
dent standpoint and sgissts FOR ALsEs.
Bu. the parsy a entirely welcome 10
soy zee /. nay choose 20 make OF the
above brief but comprehensive list o,
2, ssib's Prssidsuts
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

pl.2fAE "a No Et.AtSs ! MlIA eEi1-
ID hezszs sse leas ltlsi - ctss&p a. essE 4 ,
fos ~ A9t~ti tleek, oesssite esuei ho-sl
lS a. NAAfs OR AuTS 4s1l2s NORTH
w fEansss srs4ed sAS s<ik lad a. Fods frels
srsei cars a. Riecs u s1saN ~ las lz'i lAAs2A2
a kf2Gton ce
IsoR SAIF AT EAK6AIS = sly Kskkl
hoescs &De lots ~ see - ths Szzlh Nkr< -
trom - te 49, also desirable lo<s. A Sood
hotlse and 10 en ia n - ~ O. .sao tersss
seFs llbsg<L koEe q y llson fseoy ard hlock u
IsoR SALE = GOOD CITY PROPERTY And
gaod ixKNs fo4 s&le Nos = the tka1e t1 eg>
Chesp 4. Il kni.sdc. lSf
IoK sAIE-GoOp HoTfi fHoPEETf AND
II rlrnitEFe iof sale cnssp fso trslrs sesl daily
t&E a. Ne. Lot etg alaa& A &. Antssdel 1Af
leoR SAiE-See NIL BVf a HorEI, FtR.
r nissIe and al Ca "a X Ants-sel 1881
NOR sAfk-f HsVE s1NE OF THE vFkY
b<st pieces ~ pkae isad issT ssze. NsA eliss
Nc ls5se.t blsses a. H. kAtlsssa ISL
nor SALE-A LAR6E BRICK DWELLING
i house Oh STrlRg 81. ior sAssst nesi ftsEls
SeilinE fsouss Jslsessl. ssf g. ssa and al
a. seft tsr2 in sparta Tor slTaH al On sinai
TsyMonk snd Fe&seasals teIHas. A. DaGlsf.
fO0n Ia Leoysrd lls.k over Pubic lAlfals
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

EREANTS--" THE TELE-
tEf gram-iierald" makes
a speciality of publish
ing classified wants"
guaranteeing largest
circulation, cheapest
prices and best results. A
postoffiee is kept i'm the
counting room for the ben
efit of advertisers. "Situa-
tions Wanted" are taken at
half the rates Of the follow
ing table, and persons in
want of work who have no
money topay are offered the
use OF our columns free OF
charge. Advertisements of
the arrival and departure
of trains will be found inn
mediateiy following the
wants.
The Esssesr of lines 40 say savsrsis~ssnf
can he found By dividing the number of
wefds By ssvsa- AEy part Of = iiHs eSsntsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
For Henf--R0o,0s.


TOR RENT-FURNIsHEo ROOMS TO Rent
in the Vinegar block. kaqu.re Of l. ID
Brock. astf
NOTICE 10 TkAkSlENTs AND PARTIES
" visiting Grsna hspiss. IL you want nice
furnished rooms call at room lf second toOr. No
s. Cana Sc. corner Of CTesccateyc. q
1OR RENT-DEsIRABLE ROOM ron Two
/ gentlemen, with hoard at 90 bostwick-si. Ss6it
COR KENT-FURNisRED ROOMS. STEAM
heated; aud furnished rooms FOR light house
keeping. Apply at room l0s, New Housemsn
bl ck lsI
LHOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT Rooms.
either single or en suite. steam heated; also
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply 81 Room IS.
Ledyard lock. lcl Ouswsss- 2l6d
COR RENT-TWO SUITES or sYvFS ROOMS
K IN the new Ia siine block. with all modern
cfuvenicnces. including The patent AidiDe Heat
Ing GrHie. Also ten ement o. six rooms corner
Shawmut-sye and Niuicrst Also rooms TO rent,
furnished o. unfurnished Inquire Of h W. Bar.
nsrd, IS Alien-st., corner c. Nj Vernon 81. S4sff
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

J-S.eh Ncncr.,6. who Eves nsar L~xinz
srr A.. warts e. huv sfc.ooo rorsA - Ken
trrs- bu--hie Ae-~ t,sat underxSsna tsse uisn-
s<p--eut - efcvsF TkeY s-s tc ee ssst ~
Aursr>ll. - ssxist m zTowi1g cioTsr faer.
~ --rv-snx sie rcliF1 frc.s bteoss - so.run.
A r-rtis-,.a ~ko ea-as frcyn AnStrsiss as
fsi .na hs--fxhf ~nr.- rneck fr-s1- NJ NJ
rcr-Id -ssie he srrsrz zcz-erf VII niz-s -
-arrf~ hira 49, fhe hnsahle beps. snd thsv
~iil rr-cshiv - gstlsrrsf frara - crop ~
,ext =s~nrs. --s-hicsxc H~rsiS
Ms FaFvsra. siShs1S ta ea slsEzat. -
fsrr@d - spph sasHssiaS - imp -
ssp~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

sisr.trh i-nai Bsst'c crsek - ths D.
f-sit -~-.f SAYS. Nsrv Sszrsrs q
tssaef ssriis and samaei Cooper. ths
s. sai-r s-nr csrrsi1 here Ill - mar
-.E AZ resiers. acrcureinE lhe eveuf
a. ss~tr,fote-f soeai Csltour csna<r. Tae
cuait- sre invileS - psy a. ~ trustees
.sssee So a.. Hsoouxf. - cens~ --sa ~
Is -rrtE sosni> sex-ss. - c~aa
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

IsoR sALr--GOop PROPERTY FoR SALE At
kgran Cenffs. A g OF d ls<i snd bar co1l-
nfefta aud good ressons for wait ng " seA a.
dFess Nn Mary A1ro1 b. yIou Csnlrt, Nich. 4lti
For e--Mtsceilaaeoas.
NOR sAlE-FIRsI CLASS UPRIGHT PIANO
II foT sale chasp loT cash. mus sell . cuce.
May bs sSea 81 50 Me4i Brlcge>t. fhlrd no<f,
ftSom 4 q
nor EALE-0NF CHELiKN rONER6E sAus-
II aRe chopper Desrir new, scr hsif bat ii cost
al Tie fEc.Ofy. The saii machine Il al TO- Neal
thy ave. Grand hspids klch. ~
NOR SALE GOOD ROAD OR WORK HORSE
II lor sac Nil be cod cke4p II solc iIlaane<ila
ately j. F Homsn ls Csual-sl a-tti
TOR sAlK -ENTRA NICE DRY KFNDiINO.
Reuios Veneer Go. SSsti
INAkT To SELL Ny HORSE. PHAETOK An =
| harness very cheap ft9ken soon. John 4.
Homan, j. CRnAi-st SSH
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

TIE organ isstion of National Pure
Feed Association" tcE s5s purpose Of
urgiug the Congress isxislsiicn 10 the
i1ssrsst Of sat;- -aduissrstlon, 70 = move
ners tLEf deserves success. Psrhsps
tnsrs Is little DIVISION Of opinion as to
what should bs done 10 stop the great
evil of s3nl,srSti0p. Bus she work upon
which he orxs0irsiioa hxs entered q
one of Ice uincst difficulty. The proa.s
oi sdultsrstiou srs 50 grest that The tribe
sngsgsd n 8. will nos he dnTsn INTO
honest Ways rxe-pt through the noss
persistent harrylDg sy the off,=,rs Of ths
isw.