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The Portland daily press., 1888-05-10

Prince, Mclaughlin, Camplon, Guinasso. First
Lowells. /: Portlands l. Struck out-Brady 2,
Myers, Fusselbach, Householder, McCloskey.
Campion Quest, Cudwofth, Doyle ., GulnasSo 2.
Stolen bases-Myers, Slime 2, McCloskey, Campi-
on 3. KENNEDY, Cudworth, Polhemus. Time-lh.
obm Umpire-knight.
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-10
Lumber swept Away.

LIvERMoRE FALLS, May 9.-The water in
the Androscoggin river is rising. A. Record,
of Liyermore Frlls has lost 100000 feet OF
lumber by the breaking of boom.
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-10
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
CORTLAND PURIISHING COMPANY

PORTLAND PUBLISHING CUMPANl,
AT 81 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND. ME.
TERMS Eight Dollars Year. TO mail sub
scribers. Seven Dollars Year.if paid in ADVANCE
RATES or ADvERTIsING-0ne inch OF space
the length of column, or twelve lines foHpdrieI
constitutes Square"
S1.5O per square, daily, first week; rs centsper
week after; three insertions or less, 81. 90 con-
tinuing every other day after first week. 80 cents
Half square, three insertions or less, 70 cents;
one week, 81 90; 80 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional.
Under head OF "AsdUsEIdEETs" and AUCTION
SALES" $500 per square per week; three inser-
tions or less, S1.50.
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-10
the WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. May 10.
The indications for New England are
slightly cooler, fair weather, preceded by
local rains in southeastern New York, winds
becoming light to fresh
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND. Me-, May ., 1883
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-10

Mean daily 6ar.29S2 Maximum ther. $50
Mean daily ther..52.7 Minimum ther. .,.46.o
Mean daily d'wpt.50.3 Max. vel. wind... u
Mean daily hum. $40 Total precip..... 40
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
(AIay 8, 1888, 11.0o P.M.)
Observations taken at the same moment of time
,t ALI stations.
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-10
Interstate Commerce.

The Senate committee on interstate COM
merce today ordered favorable report upon
an amendment to the 10th section Of the in
terstate commerce law, which section now
provides for summary proceedings by man
adatory or other process by the United
States circuit courts, sitting in equity to en-
force any lawful order or requirement of the
commission. The amendment continues the
provisions OF this section as they now stand
as to any order or requirement. OF the COM
mission, not founded upon controversy re-
quiring trial by jury. 1t is proposed the COM
missioner, or any person interested, may ap-
ply in summary way to the circuit courts,
sitting as courts OF law. The amendment
makes provision for the speedy trial of such
cases.
Democrats In Caucus.
AT the Democratic caucus tonight resolu-
tions were adopted that amendments to the
tariff bill be referred to the Democratic
members of the ways and means committee;
that the daily sessions of the House begin at
II a. m, and that every Democrat pledge
himself to be present when the tariff bill is
considered by sections.
The Pension List.
The following Maine pensions have been
granted:
ORIGINAL, INVALID.
Benj. Frederick. Bucksport Centre.
Joseph Clonkey, Bangor.
RESTORATION AND REISSUE.
David l.. Cross, Centre Lincolnville.
INCREASE.
Albion d. Carroll, Razorville.
REISSUE.
Willard o. Fogg, Otis.
Jno. s. Morrill,, Swanville.
REISSUE AND INCREASE.
Jos. w. Huntley, East Machias.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS, ETC.
Silas'S. father of Silas Jones Welchville.
Notes.
The President has sent to the Senate the
name of Robert B. Roosevelt, of New York,
to be minister to the Netherlands.
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-10

The President has sent to the Senate the
name of Robert B. Roosevelt, of New York,
to be minister to the Netherlands.
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-10
A mill Burned.
More Nominations.

BETHEL, May 9.-The mill of Hastings q
Lock on Wild River, Gilead, burned last
night. Loss $4,000: insurance $1,000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
THE ALUMNI.
They viii Picnic ut Reeds Lake, Friday
June 60

They viii Picnic ut Reeds Lake, Friday
June 90.
Last year the first Alumni Association
was formed. to be known as the Alumni
Association. Glasses of 's5. 's6, 's7 and 'sS.
A large meeting of the members of these
classes was held Monday evening. June IL.
at Superintendent Kendalps Office. The
meeting was opened by Pres. w. @. Wur-
ster. The roll call showed q membership
of l55. II was decided TO have the second
annual reunion aad picnic at Rsed's Lake
on the afternoon aud evening OF Friday
June 70. New officers were elected as fol-
lows:
President, G. E. Hask, ;s7; Vice President,
Stanley Emery. 'S5; Secretary. Fred Mat
ter. 'S5; Treasurer. Manning Birge. 'sS.
The following refreshment committee Of
eight young ladies was appointed: Class of
IS, Misses Nellie Turner and Bsrtha Wolf;
Class of SO, Misses Agnes Cornell and Lii
liam Quealy; Class of ST. Misses Nellie Aus
tin and Essie Keller: Clas. of 'Ss, Misses
Abbie Norton and Jessie Hstheringtor.
The following committee OF gentlemen
was elected to assist the ladies at the
grounds:
Adnah Newell. '87: Freeman Godfrey, '57
Frank Austin, 's6; Robt. Wolcott. 's5.
The meeting was a most enthusiastic one
and everything points towards most sue
cessful reunion on the 10Th inst.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
ALUM BAKING POWDERS
Declared AduItersssd Food and their
sale Illegal.

Declared AduItersssd Food and their
sale Illegal.
The result OF trial just concluded at
Canton, ". Y, before Judge kellogg. will
have a sanitary effect in checking the sale
OF one class Of sdultsrsted food. Two men.
named Moon aud Akerill. we're arrested for
selling sduitsrsted bsking powder in viola
tion Of the state Food Adnteration act
The indictment wss for both selling baking
powders that we're inferior adaltsrsted and
INJURIOUS 20 heaith by reason Of being made
from alum. and for selling them under pre-
tease that they we're wholesorne. cream Of
tartar baking povder. A stubborn defense
vas made TIE clair being set ND that bak-
ing powders ~ers nos articles OF food and
that the powder the defendants we're selling.
which vas known as tfiIlsti's, was q stan
dard article Of trade. and thai alum BAKING
powfers inferior 81 it Ike Davis and
others. we're BEING sold % other dealers IN
toe same towa witbous complaint. The
Court heid that baking powders wsrs
articles ef food witsin the meaning of the
az ssd The jarv found the defendants
guilty 10on all tae charges The case hss
stsracte8 rauch sftentioa frnua being tie
6rst hrougas under The state Feed A3nitsra-
tioa scs sxainst dealers IN alum baking
pow3ers TIE result q the triei = % cisss
such oaki1x powders a. sdasssrsted Articles
81 f,od and e uske shsir ssis iilcgsl. There
srs many sium bakinx powders pcs up IN
rsrs Under srn,e nanae or hraBd. IN add
ficn 70 those soid ~ suls. she ssie Of al of
aefrh csnticus aasiers wili probably Be "a
wiling - eontaue.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

J. Forter wycsof, young man In the
employ Of the @. r. 4 l. general freight
Office, died very suddsdly on Monday even.
ing ct the residence Of his mother, 162 Bar
clay-st He went 10 work "a usual Houdsy
marnins. bat complained Of feeling badly.
and went home about 2 q. IN. He grew
worse rapidly and died st 9 D. N. His
death vas caused bF paralysis Of the brain.
Deceased was young man Of exemplary
ehsrscter. the ccmfort and support Of q
widowed mother. He wss eut IS years Of
age. sud during long clsrkship in Gsr1i-
nsr 4 Bsxte-s furnishing store nsd gained
for himself msnT frisads. He leaves .
mother ard tro sisfers, Mrs @ L. Lock
wood sa3 His Talia Wyckoff. 70 moarB DIS
loss. Nrs Lockwood wss visiting reisfives
il Rochester, y. Y bst vas s1nmoned
hous by telegraph.
Toe fansrsl wiiI bs he'd this sfterDoon
from The rssidsace On Bsrclay-st. sf 3
o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
A Card from Judge Burlingame.

To the Editor OF the IELEGRAA-HERALD
The position taken by certain members
of the Common Council in relation to the
matter Of the attendance of officials upon
the Superior Court demonstrates how little
some men understand matters entrusted to
their care. During the last term the Judge
of the Superior Court learned that there
had been occasionally dropping into the
court room certain persons who, after the
criminal business was concluded, presented
their bills. making in all four officers who
claimed to have been in the performance
of their official duties. One. whom the
Judge did not know, claimed to be an
officer. Upon the presentation of their
bills for the two unauthorized ofhc9rs the
Judge informed the Controller that they
o1ght not to be allowed, and supposed they
we're not until 1t leaked out in last nights
proceedings of the Common Council that
against the advice and protest of the Judge
the bills had been allowed.
The position taken in the discussion last
night, If | am correctly iniormed. was upon
an entirely incorrect basis First. the
Sheriff cannot impose upon the Superior
Court q single officer not required by the
court, and the Common Council have no
right to pay unauthorized officers as they
have done in the case of the two extra
Of1csrs VINO presented tnelf Dllls LOT strF-
ices last term.
The position taken by an Alderman that
the Grcait Court ordered four officers in St
tendance is doubtless true; and that Judge
Parrish made q similar rule for the Super
ior Court Is admitted. But the statement
that the present Judge says thatthere Is no
redress from paying supertiuous officers"
Is not correct. But it IL true that the pres
ent judge has refused to make an order re-
curing the presence of four officers at any
time, and has never bat once made an order
for the attendance ofthree officers, and that
was during the trial of criminal cases the
present term. At sll other times since the
present Judge has been in Office be has or
dered no extra officers, and only the two
usual court officers have been recognized By
him.
The present Judge has never been asked
% 0. K any bills for officers fees, and never
but once has been asked In regard to the
payment Of such bills. and IN that one case
against his advice and protest the Council
allowed the bills Of the two officers whose
services we're not required By the court.
Now If the Common Council desire the
so. X. ing Of the Sheriffs bills for stten-
dance upon the Sarperior Court which Is
highly prsperl. or IL their committees are
desirous ef getting any information In that
regard. ali they have 10 do is to make the
request or inquiry and the Judge OF tbe
Court would be happy togrsut their re9ues;
or answer their inferrogations.
EpsIr A. BURLIxsAxK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
EYrsrrHrNa on EAkrn.

The above can truly be said in speaking
with references to Jim Travis mammoth
store Of wonderful wonders. You can get
anything you want CT can imagine you
would like 70 have. De carries an immense
STOCK OF secondhand goods. bed stsads. par
lor suils. bird cages. looking glasses. chairs.
kitchen furniture. stoves. dressers. COM
modes. even stated mankins and many
other odd relics OF curiosity. sufficiently
numerous TO entertain one for hoars. Jim
is one of those wholesou led. good hearted
kind of fellows that's always ready 10 make
1t pleasant for visitors. and one in need OF
any secondhand goods. or have any 10 dis
pose OF. can't Deltsr themselves BY going
anywhere else.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

rshencs williamson - When great
losses corOe without warning. they are
ailsn feit most keeniy"
Enjoying life and pertect health anti
satprslav last. il vas indeed serrovfai tnst
en- ussnsisy parents and friends shculd BE
cal,ef - loiiow tae 1ttie one - her lsst
resting place little "Fstie. ss she vas
csli,-f wss i5kel oy al Who knew her. sud
her olsvnsfss vii mourn lor one who Tss
<fpsf fsvarite snaang thsr,. Her 3es< at
sc,o,i vii be arared ia mourning for the
ransinder of the .eek Patience wss the
l.ushf-v of FL T. and firzie williamson
y - - greatly prssfrsied wtth xrsef q tie
su.iaenness sf their ioss
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

AF$huR " Jenkn. uko i Vel known IN
ne cfys = v4snn< - EefenA - a~ss
es1eeg eessn9 ~ betee uo'eoe. S4Sfs =. -
- , AA118 s4P<fr e1
SessaA tns1S e1-H - k4's go - 10 -
- =. - --s...- -. ..@ =.
'~se =
NJ enf Mn le<n = Ly1S1 efe tns
x3ss<. of reisnvss - tas ely NJ snd
- ~ - =, -s.. ;. !. -.
- III I,ss - e. A.
,<s1s~ =. S.s.--.,s.-
-. - xa..~~ = a, f.e..a. 49,.
-xS-.~- =. - 49,,
ss~a;s..a us t.--~. -, p.is. Is-.
,omorrow. where b. viii prsach ths Com-
msncxmeat ssrmon bsfors he Sxals Univsr-
sity on Suadzy.
Al. Anxsvins vho hes besn with the
Adam. Nz1nfscfnriaw Comisny here for
sevsrai ysars. leaves today for Springfield
Asss. o take cnAxxe Of their business ~
that point. -
ID. Z. Van Every and vife returned home
yesterday from the southern part Of the
State. whore they hzvs oesn attending the
funeral Of Alss Van Eyery's mother.
Mrs. ]. b. Andrew Joined ner husband at
Sweets Hotsi yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrews expect 10 lease house In this
CITY ana remain during the sum nsr-
John A b. Mead. nephew OF Major Wat
son. left yesterday for Orchard Lake to at
tenu oonnnienesu'snt eAsfeises ~ tas nlsni'
k~n Anisafy AeADstny'
Dr. bolss ana ps; r; a hsosfd VIII At
.s,ia h 'ns ~, sssls , sne nls,, 'osley % nsslns
sinns nctil FsiS.v
c..-,- c--..s
~ ueIis,a Iss, ns.b, 10 ..rsnss ,,nss
,shls for shs .,e.msr ons.n of m. Isks.
uixs rs..,. wy.on .oe,.,v ss;,o, of ,bs
I<,.5-r vii .ssrt north shis morning ro
spend the heated term n Northport-
Nj. Md r,.x who hs. h.sc =, .chool
at Indianapolis during the past Winter, il
at home for the Summer vacation.
Mrs. j. w. HAYWARD has returned from
Mt. Clemens, where she has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. w. ID. Nelson.
Don J. Leathers returned yesterday morn
inc from TRIP TO New York. Washington
and other eastern points.
f1of J.. b. AcGrath and wife. Of New.
sygc. are the guss's OF M. ana MIS- beneks
10 Asanoh
Miss oaiss cage OF boston, Is vsitine
Gn a snu s oAai'e' L. oiinneii' o'
ri, Iioi' =. W. nsrnnsi., IanciPsi ol .n'
SS, SSn.n 'e"oo'' - isoo'ei'ns n'ln se'ei'
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
ASKS FOR A NEW TRIAL,

A Stay of Proceedings In the Bcdeii-Bsr-
key Case.
j. G. Fiiz6ersld, attorney for Thomas II.
Bedell, entered q motion In the Superior
Court yesterday for q new trial in the case
of Bedell vs.. Berk-y. A stay OF proceedings
was granted for thirty days, during which
time the motion will be decided and bill
Of exceptions settled. The plaintiff thinks
that under the findings the judgment of
SOL was simply ridiculous, as they had to
find either Mr.. Bsrkey or Mr.. Bedell neg j.
gent There Was no question that Mr..
BedsI was permanently injured. The YER
dict of the jury tends to show Tat they
thought Mr.. Berksy negligent, 0d Mr..
Bedel waits larger ia msges.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

re- srprsrs sfer a. ihst he srrsst Of tbs
nsn Hodges st ne laEe iest sunday vas
rssse bv perutv ShsFifs Ce~en ard Ksn-
nesv instead ~ DewoIE They ssv re en-
cssnnfer. rsn NJ Stars where HotFss,
S-eenev snd the two rcnaen ~ere. ent
SCI set Bodees TIER he erDwt r1ishsc ap
ard ecdlrse sarteatier oesx HodEes do~n
stsirs Hs sss ra@f ~ 10 oset af tns sfeirs
hv reW ,if who rsok - usr tc tae street.
car whsre ae sas fur1ed eesr - tfEpntT
Sasrif Foxers - eFalf sftersar5 bad q
hiisrtc1s tine couirs to the rstT VIA toe
women ~ee hsd been ~Sfa HedEss sn1
Srrasta~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

The valley City Psiiacsi Ciub net lsss
sysain4. a. bv announcement. sn3 their
cipb wss sniarxsd in membership bY
sevsntv-fTe as~ rershsrs. ~hiea = serv
aacnnrsaf -. The ei1s now nnraherx asouf
- nembers Aiser Tery HsnY slsrsr.@s
~ nemsere. tae n@etinz ed5curaes aBfii
aext T8esisv srenfaE. ~ which tine AZ
3r~sses tzoa seTsrs. rnezneers -iI b beor1
y. g. Crsig sHs ehsirzsa snd -. n Ns~-
nan. seerssrT
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

A black spaniel valued at $50. be-
longing 20 c. T. Marsh, was stolen from
Kiddsr-s store yesterday morning The
aoz vas sitting IN the doorway when man
canae sioDg and ssia- Vel boz dsd you
gss 90 Far swsy from hoHas he picked
he aax Bo n his arms and disappeared I'D
sir-~t Re vas scarcely out of sight shen
NJ Marsh cane into tBe store looking for
tke snfnssl Ecsn learning thai rs p4t
had s~~1 seksn he immedistely stsrted il
ssarrn of hia. BAT II ate ho1r yesterday
affernoen h4d set sDccee9sd IN EnffnF
hsu. The nan uas described a. ksving the
sppssraace q . csrp~ater. He carried q
ssw aad some ether tsos.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

=. -
snar,.. : f.,....sa. af Rockford. took
oat ! j aaor lse<r.s s<stzri4g.
T-.-r .s..4~.n. p..els ere hexin-
49, =, - ',l-<.,' - - .s..,..
- --,-.- sr e-.I.< 1. -
80 -..'e.>.s 8. - - - - ss,ss
= -
ne ,no~as .,<sssT ,s's''.',w ssss -. @
'<-e's tls.'es "ss''%''
y = Wssks s.s spfess "a a'P'sS
sAsk'1 Isss'esy y 3'e'.'
WnnspiDz cough go <-portsd yssssfasy
~ - softav 81 nnmps 81 % Hes. osa'ss o.
The High school xiamai siil hold their
seeo1d annual Ee1nioa aud Fienic Al hcsd
Lske. fans -
There .ill be al op<n air concert in Fas-
tan ssTsst PARK tomaros sgsains. gwen ~
A<lia Castle band
Nan. Dzaiel Hccog has p1rehased ths
Gassrn<uf b. Rsshbaa homestead near
Fax Lake foF tlb0L0.
Many a~x cottages are being buils sf
f3ssax. f,~.zh- and tns SEASON promises ~
- : very pleasant one.
hbo.t txsntx Holland immigrants ar
rix~d An th@ cir Yesterday morninz and
xili maze tb>lr home hsFe
"a. r.. a,.,.,. al, ,ro..s THAR anioas
eanr~rs "a ss1,.rd.g exeaiaz A. she rssi-
dsoes Of Orin A. Ward, Isl Crsscsnt-sss.
.. -. z....u.i-,..s.<,. /.
= 80 p'..i's 1900 ~ cois
/. Ii ths r,rv lookine sfrer state children IN
fbi. esnntv.
U..s A ~. IL,
nc -. - ~ =. p.s<s1. r.Es
,e.s,.,.sx av-als- Thev uiII 20 ana come
i-.[ ,..rrr.n
..-. 49, -,
ani - ~ 49, - - "a a rc.s
P.ssse :. ~ - -. a., S,-.-,d - sxac =.
$50, -.
.a. =,
ne Ies'..a ni-.sa"s y, 80 k..,. 80 :,
~. 49,. -. -, a.,.ta- ro.snanei
..s's -. f'' - ~
!. -. - ~ o,,A;.
:. - -. 80 p,rs.~t ..,',,s go
@ @t.sss s,.ss - 80 - - :, s,,ror~i4s -
- : S..'s- -. - .sr.ss. 49, 49,
- -
fsoL "a =, DoeI, on vas s..ys 49, .s'
Iserissa 81 - .ae p@ u,..s,.,
s1ee 9''ses noiisno e..AiNN - 'sS.'
n<' a'e1neo ~ asesPs~
special meeting Of the EquaI Suffrage
Asscciation VIII % heia a. 80 .nS aller-
neon A. tns residence es n - Dsosi'' oofns'
q Sheidon ana 1oooflea-s~
Wood Jackson and Laura Spence. both
Of Chicago, we're married yesterday in the
ososi ensmpss ~ I eonn'y N'A
cnce justice "sse'<" oiloia'tns'
There vii De special meeting OF the
EQusl saffrags Society this afternoon a.
30 o'clock A. the residence OF Mrs Bedeii'
corner OF "ooofien Anu onsioonSs-
Rev. John Graham has been cordially In
vited by the official board OF his church 20
remain with them another year. which vii
be The fourth year Of his psstorate IN this
city.
The fnDeral OF William Stevenson. the
man who died 70 suddenly OF heart disease
on Saturday. was held yesterday AZ ~
o'clock from The famiiy residence, of "es'
Bridges 81.
The &. a w N. will run excursion train.
TO Ottawa Beach every Sunday morning a
So'cioek. The trains run directly 10 th'
steamboat landing. thus avoiding the delay
and transfer Of isst season.
Jacob Nagle owns Eve acres OF land in
the southern part of the city, bounded by
Division and Ioniasts and Tenth anc
~ anH Felnaad a
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

Tod Southsrd. wso wss csnvictsd ia Zee
S1p@rfoF Cosrt yesterday 81 violating tae
vsases ordiasace. wil sppeal he csse 70
ths suprszas Court Ths eorap}sist sssinsf
NJ sonthsra SIS tAss ks toek 81 cssts for
conssTfn9 rossenxer sn5 thse 6ferpes
hi n aSont ex o,ocks frox Is oesstsstIon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

Another cheap excursion will be given on
the d., q. II. & M. Railway June q. A
special train will leave Grand Rapids =. m.
and will be joined at Ionia by the Ionia
Guards who will visit Detroit in full uni
form. arriving in Detroit IL noon. Return
ing. special train will leave 1T 8 y. m. also
at 1855 .. IN. As this is the frat game OF
the Chicago series an interesting game may
be looked for.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

ss--s osd Resident. whe Hav. sssss 1sro
Mary Years.


At social gathering on Friday afternoon.
the str inst, st the house Of Leonard
Ccveli. Esq, on Shawmut-sve.. to cele-
brsie The ifiy-drst anniversary Of their ar
rival IN this row eity Of Grand Rapids. Of
leonard towel. James A. RumseY and
William J. Riaksly. There were present.
Leonard Covsil and wife. James A. Runs
seT ard wife, William J. Biskely and wife.
Mrs. Hsrristt Burton. Mrs. William t.
Powers aud A. Hosferd Smith. whose az
gregate szss numbered 80 years. the aver
sge being seventy years for each person.
Although sred. lt vas q lively and bsppv
conlpsuy. Esriy scenes we're recalled and
bvxone incitsnts rebssrsed. and 81 seemed
pessed With their experiences. The resi-
deuce Of sscb person in Grsnd Rapids vas
"a fallovE Ms Burton, 6ity-Hvs 7esrs
Ms. Wm. r. Powers. forty years Mr.
Covell and wife. fftr enc YsarS NJ. Rnm-
ssv and wife. fftv- one wears MS Blskely
End wife f0y-one yssrs. and A. Hosford
smith. difs-two years. Axgrsgste OF years
A
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

1 cso strs~sev aas gss. coosz. sousis
- 80 nsn. kss hshl Eon6sy sns cseoss
wrt wbfrsea F~sfsrssg Ss-wiev ~ss
ssssn h~fsrs gassice Wsstfsh vkers -
psssa~s sailty - : ehsr<s - ssssass sd
hasssxT ssa r@sd g. sd costs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

Harry Mscre -. tired IN ths Usitea
S;ssss Coarf vestsrasg foT rnskisg I'D
psssine counterssi4 1opsy. Moors ~ss
pertasr - brvsa63. tse esespeo eoaafsr-
saiter sea Brvaasts ds1xhter tees 80 "a
sae ssw ner aszh~r HfFe Aorrs SIS in Csaa-
srrFff r,cesv sss As fsras~d - 81 TIE
fs-T sasr s~ioe ent e1s shcrt tiase, "a
f4raed vsrs7trt sf no< xssifr
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

Smith & Smith, the leaders in fine staple
and fancy groceries. nice fresh butter only
15 cents per pound by the jar, strawberries
and other fruits. vegetables in the season,
So Lyon street. near Arcade.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

Smith & Smith, 81 Lyon street. near Ar
cade. present each customer purchasing
$1.00 worth of groceries with free ticket on
the cable car line.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
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Mr.. r. w. Rogers. Of San Antonio. Tex.
will make his headquarters In Grand
Rapids for the Summer. during which
time be will contract for and deliver
to any stock dealer in the State OF
Michigan or adjoining states any class and
quantity OF Western stock. such SIS fillies,
mares, mules. horses. and unbranded year.
lings. Parties desiring such stock cannot
possibly do better than by calling or ad-
dressing Mr.. Rogers, care Bridge Street
House, Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

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lsrk. C4ersss RaAsnssn sd Her. eseres
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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

Take Kemp's Liver Pills for biliousness.
headache, sallow complexion. Price 25
cents. Tibbs drug store. 126 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

What is more attractive than q pretty
face with fresh, bright complexion? For
it use Pozzonis Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

At Hsmilton's Art Gallery you viii al
ways get irst-class work. He is the leader
in fine art photography.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

Don't disgast everybody BY hawking.
blowing and splitting. but us Dr.. nage's
Ceiarrh Remedy aad b cured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
w. II. Gri~wold. NJ. ID.

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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

Drink Celery Phosphate for the nerves.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13
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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-13

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