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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
,,h.bbiues. Not a Social i,in.

Up TO a year or two aGu a popularity
Of Broadway was the rarity of poorly
dressed women to b. seen in its emitting
throng. Plenty of the female prom
enaders were badly dressed, but not one
in a hundred was shabby. Even the
working women one encountered dis
Tlayed a certain smartness and style, and
If their clothes we're not Of the best they
we're al least always far above a trace Of
squalor. Foreigners, accustomed TO the
extraordinary displays of frumpiuess,
slipshod neglect and positive pcnury one
encounters among women in the streets
of European cities, were particularly i'm
pressed by this, and no doubt viewed it
as one evidence of the universal pros.
perity of the country.
OF late, however, l have noticed that
Broadway is becoming more European il
its aspect in this connection. 1t SEEMS tt
have grown the fashion for some ON
to neglect their appearance until nov
splendor and sha6hineSs elbow each
other IN the crowd. II is not 10 he taken
asa sign that VT are any pooi or. | fancy,
but only As another evidence Of the hcl!
European customs have taken on Us.
Shabtiirss has, apparently. ceased to lie
a social sin. The younger women dress
more stylishly than ever. The older ones
affect a negligence that they would for
merly have been the last To indulge ill.,
Alfred Trumble in New Turk News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
A New Missionary Movement.

Orthodox Christians will watch with
interest, and perhaps alarm. the new mis-
sionary movement 10 Germany. SO
called advanced ~theologians have a well
organized society. whose object IL 10
make use Of the elements Of culture and
morality that are found in educated
heather nations. and on this basis build
MP a Christian culture according 10 ad-
vanced ideas. This society thinks that
the old methods fail in that they do not
interest the thinkers among educated
mont hristian people. IL has 1900 mem,
bers in Switzerland and Germany, and
has a few men at work In Japan ao9
China New York Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
Soldering n Drunken bridegroom.

As a remedy for dissipation the Turk
th bath is sometimes an important factor
IN social o.. Not long since the YOUTH
full hope Of q Murray Hill family had an
important engagement at II o'clock in
the morning. 1t was, in fact, no less
than a wedding mt church, with himself
rs the groom. At $3.50 O'Clock he was
scarcely sober enough TO summon a de-
voted friend 10 his ROOM, where he told
him how he had been enticed into ar
over indulgence the night before and led
into a dissipation that had lasted until
morning. He had not even dared b. 20
10 sleep lost he should oversleep himself,
and had reached his house at 8 o'clock.
with a brain 80 befuddled that he could
scarcely manage TO tell his friend that il
was liquor that had upset him. Fortu-
nately the man he had summoned knew
what a Turkish bath would do. In ten
minutes the young fellow was beginning
q process Of heating and cooling and
pounding and kneading and rubbing, out
of which he emerged at 1880 an entirely
new man. His wedding suit meanwhile
had been brought TO the bath house, and
at IL O'Clock he marched into the church
with the suppleness Of an athlete and the
firm tread Of a soldier. Il was a close
shave. and he made any number Of good
resolves by way Of penance Now York
Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09

The curious fact that the usual heat
produced by friction is absent when the
articles are maGnctize1 is just now heiag
discussed by scientists who arc seeking
an explanation. Very striking examples
are described in "A late member Of a Sclcn.
tile periodical. A workman fastened q
couple II powerful magnets 10 his lathe
to Hold more securely a piece Of meal
which he wished to Gril ana tam.
The presence Of the magnets kept tic
metal 81 cold that no Nal,r WIS r0clel
to keep the drill moisi AID conl. Ills
unusual circumstance may lead u I'M
por,ant mechanical advantages, 1t II
such circumstances n the ul.r EotcC
above that lead TO valuable discoveries
The scientists, who are loo,Iag or a
reason why the heat should lie .lsent,
may not hit upon any valuable idea, but
some practical mechanic probably will
Boston Budget.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
Writing Upon Glass.

The new pencil introduced by Faber
for writing upon glass, porcelain and
met in red, white and blue are made
by melting together spermaceti, four
parts; tallow, three parts, and wax, two
parts, and coloring the mixture with
white lead, red lead or Prussian blue as
desired. These pencils are convenient in
the laboratory, and save the trouble of
labelling. Boston Transcript.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
Hospital for Hair Diseases.

A London association is endeavoring to
establish n hospital for the treatment Of
hair diseases, with a staff of PSYCHOLOGISTS
and periodical lectures and demonstra-
tons. Bald heads, such as the coming
man is supposed to possess, will be reme-
died as much as possible. Chicago Tirles.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
Marble Turned TO Lime.

The marble slabs which form the roof
Of Girard college, in Philadelphia, have
turned into lime through the action Of
the sulphurous smoke OF the anthracite
coal burned in the building New York
Evening World.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
No Other Railway in the Northwest

has in 70 short a period gained the rep
utHtIon aLu popularity enjoyed Uy tue
WISCONSIN, CENTRAL LINE.
From n comparatively unknown factor
III the COMMERCIAL world, it las been
transformed 10 All independent, ihilu-
entail. grand Through Route, with
magnificent depOtr, superb equipment
ana Unsurpassed terminal facilities.
through careful catering TO details IL
has ION for ilsell a reputation OF solid
lIy, safety. convenience md attention
[ @ its patrons, spcnnd Ia 10 railroad In
The country. Pullman sleepers, mod
els of palsIial comfort. dining cars In
which the cuisine and general appoint.
ments are up to the highest standard,
aud coaches ~ospecisl,y built tor this
route, are among the cbiSf eleh ents
which have contributed towards cater
ing successfully To "A discriminating
public. Located directly on ils liue,
between Minneapolis aud ST. Paul. ana
Milwaukee aud Chicago, anu Duluth aud
Milwaukee aud Chic go, are the follow
ing thriving cities al Wisconsin and
Michigan New Richmond, Chippewa
rams, Eau w TO-,
Ironwood, Mich, Bessemer, Mich, Stew
ems Point, Neenah, Menasha, Oshkosh,
Fond du Lac, Waukesha, aud Burling-
ton, Wis.
For detailed information, lowest eur.
rrut rates, bprths, etc., via this route
to any point in the South or East, AZ.
ply to nearest Ticket Agent, or address
VIM. s. MElLEN. JAMES BARKER.
General Manager. Genl. Pas'r, & Ticket Agt
MILWAUKEE,.
=. n. ANS0N, Horthv stern Passenger Agt
No. 10 Nicolett House Block. Minneapolis, MINI
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13
Tas COURTS
Plenty Of Busiasss Doss IN all OF Them
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
CIacUIT-W Titan Z. Wilcox - Willis T.
Tosussnd. continued. Leonard Coveli vs..
Louis Asy an1 Joho Ros-nueld executors
oi A0ses Nay, appeal from Probate Court.
uue exceeded lh rly days to settle oil OF
exceptions Donald l.. Thompson We. John
r. Holman, Iaigmsnt for plaintiff Tor
$1,000. Lydia lnals vs.. Servetns :. Cham
orflalu, pea withdrawn, judgment for
pis nua Tor cents. Edasrd =. Wa ker vs.
James farlsw0Fth order stsylng proceed
ings anul ehaucery case involving same
matters is disposed Of
o. calls. 3 -. 25. So, 55, 40.
SUPEEfoR the matter 0f opening and
ex ending Firs.-st. verdict rendered. ln
tie maiter OF opening and extending Tenth
e.. adjourned 20 Decem0sE ., lssS. samuel
ID. Gag rs. Ecos Putnam. trespass on the
casa; time extended ten days. Helen G..
Batrmsn vs. Charles hattmsn, in chancery.
adjourned 10 nov. "a. Thomss IL. BeGell
V. julius Bersey. trssDass on the case: on
friei. The street Railway Company OF
Grand Rsp!ds vs. The Cable Street Railway
Company. restraining order heretofore made
as 10 Csnel-si. from Lyon TO PeArl-sts: is
dissolved by order OF the Court. The People
rs. Geo. Il. Soule. violating State liquor
laws; continued over the term. The People
vs.. VIM. Is. Smi-h. selling liquor IN theatre;
continued over the term.
PROBATE Estate Of Leonard Fox, a
minor; resignation OF VIM. II. Van Leemoin
ss guardian fled and accepted; order sp-
pointing John J. De JoDge guardian; bond
filed and letters issued. Estate Of josephine
Russell. mentally Incompetent person;
order appointing Melissa H. DOWner guar
dian. Estate OF Lowell Hall deceased; re-
port OF sale OF rea estate filed aud con-
nrmed. Estate Of Daniel c. Anderson and
Lewis Andrus, deceased: order determining
heirs. Estate of Nelson Burchard deceased;
adminisfTa trix's hnal account lied; hear
ing December 10. Estate of Mary J. Proctor.
deceased; order allowing claims and decree
Tor payment OF ds0ts. Estate of Stoffer
Kruizinga, deceased: will and petition tor
probate of same tled; hearing December
10. Estate OF Walter Benjamin, minor;
guardian's second annual account filed Es-
tate OF Gustave Warner, deceased; petition
for appointment of an administrator filed.
Hearing December 10.
PouCE-Thomss Condev, drunk: paid
S. 50. Jack Rapp. drunk, adjourned to Nov
10. 10 a. n. Nary White drunk and disor-
derry; pleaded guilty and will be senterced
this morning. Thomas Jones, disolderly;
sentsnce suspended on payment of costs
Keeper anu Fuller, disorderly: tried by the
Court and discharged. Mary Flsck. truant;
referred 10 State Agent and adjourned to
Nov. IA. 10 z. m. Chas. Stein, violated State
liquor law; adjourned TO Nov. 10, 10 a. m.
". :. Ryness attempted Rape; held for
trial at next term OF Superior Court Henry
DeWeerd, assault and bsttery; adjourned TO
Nov. Is, 10 a. ID.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13
The HUMANE SOCIETY.
The Work Done During The Last Month
aud Colisction-

The Work Done During the Last Month
aud Colisction-
The regular monthly meeting Of the Hu-
name Society vas hsld .ast evening az the
Once Of L. s. Provin. Agent Kennedy re-
ported ths following cssss Investigated since
last meeting. .; horses ordered or streets,
Is. reprimands for different abuses. IS: poor
oil ho-ses killed, s. harnesses adjusted. 3:
horsas ori.rsd rssaod. 3. cases OF neglected
snd stsrved COWS. . cows mircd. I. teams
overloaded. 8. Eith0ut cause tor complaint,
? toiai number OF cases Invests <ztsi, 81
Tns following rssoi ations we're adopted and
a copy OF same sent % the Board Of Public
Works.
kes8.rea. That n rs-layiny the gutter
paVemenls of our streets. tue Board of
Pu0lic Works be requested g. pace the
same a. rie NJ ang es 70 t1e Curbst0os. IN all
casss. sincs serious accidents to horses
frequently occur Ia consequences OF stones
pisced A. tae present anEe e.
Rssirss That oar agent circu 50 = pefi.
ron htFtnE this oh SO 10 view. among he
property holders and merchants along all
streets where the evil exists
The following res0 .ntioa vas adopted
and copy ordered scot 60 Dr. n sutsr.
Rss1 rsi, Ibss tbe thsnks OF thls society
bs * ended 20 Vstsnnsry surgeon A Hun
fer for valuable professional services
rendered
Collections snd donations we're reported
"a follovs Woriea suruifnre Comesnv.
g. = Nsllen. s.. Ge0rzs Arnc-r. 81.
n itdiCont Furnisurs Company. sl8. James
A. H1at s.. D.vit A~nott. g. Nm Ech-
rsuaca. - Miss II r. Cutler 81 Box coT-
ner Csosi ami lsari- sts.. f25o. Thomas
hr.ant Total -
e ron invitation of n G. johnson.
the snousl meeting of she Society III ss
he'd IN ere psrinrs 20 sweet Hotel Tass.
day evening. NoFsmbe -
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

speelzl Tr@s4s - ss zaA .4d h.h-F.rs
k&lss Etssa

: $3.50 - @-1Ae - - Aa-A s~4 n4&-F - .
k&tss Gtssa.
q e. slsz5f rhsDz~s savs oe~a nes1s n
49,. 49,. ... : ~. - y, -.
As-i-ssllsafz<-sl ss-A -ffvH Sse1l1k - eei<
er444a G. ths kspztseen yiEtsKg Tbs
aFa....,., - 80. =. =. i. ...,.... - a.ss.,s
So 80 q - - A~3 @ss -
1arcb - 4ersas EgIega- 81 bridge 1es =
Caasi - sss a. U..f..,a $50 ftx-
a.4. u. - =. -
-' =
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13
PERSONALITIES

Wess-s R A Msvnsr5 p rncs. Va
A 3ch fsisun p B Fisher snd Fred
f.ss .eit Yesterday nron ipr Detroit 90 -
fsHli fns heeuoiiCae faeiiee.
N-s- c.ranel Tnec1 1son 0f R,ai Ser Col
rs rref seue Fesisrisv sfsr a vis.t ~
geese .snga virh her sister. KS. n. a
NHer7.
Nrs r. g. Wsie-s who has hesn spsn3.
frr ere tnwer AZ spring isfs. has -
fa ret te ner home sl t.s Nsntame.
ff'esr BsiIn. Who is a unrneer q ths
H-Iat -tusr 1oav orchestral Eiah. - ths
80 and SIS D. 81 Davis
ae Nerrsa Suifh .nd 3an-hter W-s
~ HreeEtFn. lef Yesterday for
E r. Fi e. tcnH
sles katasrvo Rse-s srd ksts NcPhar-
fn .aare irnoF~eT iar Nsw Iarx
E aef Nrs eheb- Compton nee Hud.
esfe ra7e ao taicsea.
taf ~ ~ari Love hars rsrnrn e
w tr erta, uie.
Ft~f msr. -fs-k for 2. s Harris
.rent -1arsr .n inn
trfaisl ws1t - Dstraif last svsa.
sns'rres tffn-
Feerea DsErasa IS sssiias fssn q
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13
JURORS DRAWN.
Those Who win serve at the December
TeTrn OF Court.

Those Who VIII serve at the Decemb
Term of Court.
The following gentlemen were drawn {
day SIS petit jurors to serve at the Dscer
Der term Of the Circuit Court which begil
on Monday, December 3:
lawson A. Paine. Sparta.
Jacob Van Xandt. Spencer.
George Snyder. Tyrone.
Daniel +. Smith. Seventh ward.
John a. Bergin, Veigennes.
A J. lam0resuK. Walker.
John f. Phillips. Wyoming.
J. ). TOoker Eighth ward.
John Coyle, Ada.
Edward Paine. AlgOms.
Reuben Williams Alpine.
Frederick Il. Herbert, First ward.
James Adrich. Bovine.
Moses RoseDbsfg, Byron.
W. b. Cr0ninEeF. Caledonia.
Conrad 6. swensburg. second ward
John Ioag. Cannon.
" ID. +. Cook. Cascade
A lmOnd Thompson. CORTLAND
Peter heakeu. Third ward.
John Van Lew. Gaines
James rsrney Garnd Rapids.
Frank Macarthur Grs,tan.
Cornelius Clark, Fourth ward.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

fae seErtto-y Feoeatls seQUlrco y ths
ADAMS kxDEssz lsUIsny ths Nnlcazo.
Als41k~~ ~. fs@l sssieaas E-Fes tnls
Goa p4oy s1lo~s ~ hs tolAosta tak prominent
Meslxrn sko NorSb NsslsTu cstirs
a rF1s<n sas S4eox k2l4, DAkots
VA stcp. bskclS
RsekisFd soa ko<k kslsna lilinoss-
lSasF ksptos aBa tsiaten. Iva
loaErs kiars sne D4s1npoFt. Iowa
Dstasle sas 4 Ne0FsEct, la~~-
lfteG "a sn1 eoE1 (lts. t0Ss
lesa-l 49, ALeBeklslss. Ai1o-
ksaw az aEd - fAal Nlas-
C.lies -. Ao. snd oaashz. Aeo.
6t s.t sa1 J3nrSsi "a. Ma
Ns3 sea aEa Ail~zakrs Ma
ffN4Fis % lDf1D. VIA
1as eo1a p4Ey Aas oircss slso 81 ssnaos.
sFsry posat la ihis territory thsi srs nol .,
- LaacE - FAsfs24a< - tA9ss aaEseA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13
E. P. KIDDER & CO.
Health is Wealth

lf.K & esrt fsses sbd Brain 7rrsfn~xls
fntFsaieeo Hfeitc fos hyferia h.y7infae. 90
fLDl1ns. ttfs \. rOus hefll flrE ileateoas,
Nervous - u.freiIoa fansso hy fhf iisf 1I slcho'
~ tDtancu NAssfuh.ssa Nerfsl feures.ieri
fu1suius of he hffin rrsiitinr in inHsuir end
iesc .ug fo n' sfrf rerry stt dcstE. l.leesffi.fa
tll fga. berr.unces io. ~ fslNer Ia cifhsr
ffr Involuntary istas and ffafuatorriiocs
rtrted ~ ovrf sxertios % lbs brain - "a fsfs.
cT cferindufrnoc Esre bof ra1tatns oft
poufh's uesins1t g. bos 49, - tsses ~
{. sent ~ mai pFeDsie % - "a oi pre-
eI isFlsNTEE Nfh roafs
TO eurr any cs~e wiif each ordef reserved b.
10 iof So hotezA aocemF.sried rffA O. wfi
r<uc he ffIrcl.ssef ouF y rtfsr Fuafsistes -
fuDf tis ntorey q fife tfUein1eni ooss 10 en@<k
cure buarsnts<< iseusr o0ir ~
w. Il. 1IbBS. DRUGGIST.
foe kfent
Ike Mosrn~-st., er.nd Eespfas. Mo-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13
R vivsI Conferences.

The Grand Rapids District Hinistsris al
Association and Revival Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal chnrch. will be held in
spring Lake, beginning today Sessions "a
commence - I.i1 .. ul-. ana close on Tnurs-
day AZ - O'Clock m. There vii be preach
iny On Tuesday evening bv John Graham.
ID D., followed BY revival service. con fucted
ly the pastor. Rsv. W. 4. Frys. Revival
conference Wsines az evening canducted
oy tae irssiilng sissr. =. !. Busii, ID -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

AfNsE. THE HATES AND FUrRIKR. CnEATEs
SESsATIos AsoNG THr LApIEs-SEkL
6sRNENTs SoLD AT PRICEs WHICH
Leave CHicseo. DETRoIT AID
EAsTERS DKALERs OR II
The Com.
Miner is Just nov very busy suppl wing
The ladies' Sith new sea- garments for The
winter season. re takes theiF measure.
warrants the c'osks TO ft perfectly and viii
WAGER 500 thsf he sells loser and better
grade Of ssal than snv msn n Michigan
ladies' and gentlemen viii ind a. Minfrs
q Honroe-st.. large iius u lars So trim
minzs IN al grades. styles and prices ss1
ne nsndsomest line "a ssal cars ever sen
~ tos cify. and - Ericss whi-1 you'd 5s
cbssp e. Who .ssale
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13
BUSINESS BRENITfEs.


i. B. Stanton a c.. jQo pTintefs. fs.fi
- nfs making yerv handso1as display ia
,4sF sloa slQ1aas 0i Elst~fe cards, aais .
gar. priutef ssSit4EeIs. etc-. tos setch
Ihis nrm are msnuieciursT sgsntA lhe5
aass mssnltcasai sssaftUeag 0i ststioa
erg ssitsoie for weddings a3ils soC-ftes
etc. iu toe lstssg add most approved ssy ies
SD ere fully able 10 furnish almost ans
desired order ss tier prsss Toeal las tas
rest facilities for tais par sose in the civ,
= lille tbsiT display II d.nsfesg STYLES Of typs
Is unequAllsc. many new fonts hsslng re.
Gently been received Ihuss desiring nesi
and TASTY ora should give l.. b stsston &
Co cail.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

The Allsgsu Gaseiis says 10 more effec-
tive and popuisr spesSsr appeared for tbe
Republicans before AlieEan county people
than tne hon. d. g. burch. Of sirsnd ka5-
lds. Ne hesei high prs isss q his sp-eec 3 -
from ssvert g.ae-s Dis treatment OF the
ia-if having beer raruculsrly iscis. sna he
len 20 IMPRESSION fsr esndoT and fairnes.
ss 81 ss aoliiy and force
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

S.reet-csr hen:-The Kind of overeoals .
you need are found IA greatest variety tight
on our counters. Call th.rn ulsters storm
coats or what ycu vii. they run to length"
and collar giving protection where most
needed. -Four dollars will buv one-s5. So
and s. are our prices for servioesb.e gar
mentsi
GrAnT CIorHlxe Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13
A MODEL INSTITUTION.
IcH !. IHr EDucArIasAL IssrlrvrE Pa

SUCH Is The EDUcATioSAL ISsruurE Pax
SIDED OVER BY PROF. j. ". WILTON.
In the Shepard a Hartman block is a.
educational institute that bias an extended
reputation for excellencv. The latest addi-
ton is w A. Preston. Of Darlington, Nd.
having come ali the way 20 Michigan TO en-
ter the most popular ss well as thorough
business institute in the country. From
all over the country requests come for cir
culars, etc, aud they are most always fol
lowed by the students thamselver. Ssnd
your bows aud girls TO ]. W. Welton's col
lege. Evening school a speciality.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

To - ssls - Ds<sss D@sl.. -. rrsss-s


TIE ;. xsssatt Asaasl c0azesss ~ ths
Advszoszss1 ~ " Nsaasa ~i4 eezn ~ lA<
CoGrSL a Oar Fatasf u DeElost lsAsaFsos
saG 80 casUbsx tArss ass
5ssa1 k.ssSs 49, - s~lss lsrEslY rspr~-
ssltt1 ss Fr31Qc1 E4tes - tas "a rs,a os
tsfs eesa o5tstes1 70 getsta tbls Ts.s le-
toE. toaesef. kEFeEs 81 Uc&ezs ~ -zt secs.ss
3. s1s 81 t1s pars tss - ge6els t,F soiur 90
TIE i9uf1sy l1ss eeFlaeaie. w1s1 sleps1
o. t1s SscFstarY ~ iss Ne1Ersss a. Nstr. (
~ll s1a1.e t1e a3.Gsf ~ asE Fe4-fe sisksl
80 a1s-t1ir1 tszs-
ssYes4' uslae<rs 81 tae E4uA S47rags
Assoeiztsen 81 sl=ad zas tas Ia e.
Llgsrary cua . ill szD1 tDx fslio~iux asss-
gases A<sd2nsss n. .. e@ta l. u PCl-
nsm IS T. Fuller keFF b. fuppeF suf )
H t1mLreiL sey1rsi otesr lzeiss of iais
clty lave expressed ihelr iu-snfioa of golag
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

Fof cont care. duil. urs1 icsllas iEa
poysrishsd eieo1. epl psiBs Ia hack sns
hss1 Ia s3l.xl0g sklE sFUPgleps. Aszsp "a
>arsspsrils asysF tails 30 glNe rsiief. We
si~sys gD4E4agre a Pres 8 pes DoIils.
nkas dras ssoEx, = Mo1goe'S-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13
HANDSOME QUARrEas
TBE NsH Dsus EAPaslUa % . wsIsRs
&s40-A .AAV@S fIsx

THE Nes DsC8 EAFaslVa % . wHIsRs
4 soS-A WELl.kAoms fIsS
b NlntsFs d son. Gregg as. have re-
moved froua gls.r Cd q44ssers into one Or
the hsnosoms stores 10 fbs kuoslson
ock l9o Buags-st he st0ek Is proper
y arranged s4a las llm are prepared foT
oasiness
ID Winters & o5n srs vel kuo~n ia
GFsud hzpsds ss specially slnbng tie fesi-
0eais % ~lhs hnl sAers they have ose q
IN business ioF uisny years. DR.. Winter
has been closely c9nuectad ln the drug
trade for upwards 81 fhlfty-nvs years. and
- praSsicias pnyssclaa la career covers
many years of success.
in moving into their sew premises ID
Winters & %. bfIux ullh them many a.
diuons 10 their asssdy iarxe stock o.
goods. II Is their intention 10 keep every
department con piete Al al giaes. ana "a
Ioas may TssI assured OF securing the best
and pufeat drugs that money can buy
Their drug in is without question the
finest on Tho Ill.," 10 : veil assorted aud
Of the very purest quality. The els
play of toilet articles. stationery unl
perfumes bears special mention.
the STOCK being larger ano showing novelties
OF the former and moss.popu ar o30rs Of tie
latter. Lovers ot the weed sifl iud = fui
line of cigars. when are well kuoEn aud
iayoTile brands Of eisher domestic OF kev
West goods. A specially will br made 81
imported cigars. : handsome case baving
been secured Tor private brands. The line
OF patent medicines embraces almost every
known remedy IN existence. Il l. unneces-
sary 10 siste tnHi careful attention IS given
10 al prescriptions anu any lett ia thrir
care Will be- compounded by Dr Winners
who Is tho O ua pharmacist D. Winter
Son cordially invite their friends ana
pstr0ns TO their new, handsome and elegant
lv appaInLed lru. eMperlam.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13
ToWn ToPIcs.


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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

JUICE ssverns q. Cnsss Godwin. T1ha
Me'91ewan. and David Wstsrs. Of the
aites Sistes Dissridt cosrt isf lsss nirst
far Msr1usfts w herr faev wI he'd 80 al.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

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