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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Itasca
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
ITAsCA, TEX, June 7.-RAin Is lA--IH-
this evenir 9, the first we have had II zen
days. Farmers are not yet well up WIZ
their Work. Grain promises tar y-e,o
and good deal ct wheat hss oeen Cu',
The examinations in the puollc schou-s
began yesterday and have been yer!
satisfactory. The session Just c.os.ts
has been the NEST successful one II '4'
history Of I:nsc.. 800
Henry Furman, Eco. Of Fort Wof.l'
will deliver the snnua! address to-no'-
row evening 81 $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Shipped from Panhandle City.
.rondence of the Gazette.

PANHANDLE, TEX June 6.-Fi
hundred and twelve csr loads Of cat
have been shipped from Panhandle Ct
TO various points in the Indian Terrific
snd Kansas since the middle Of Apt
snd the American Pastoral Company 81
ship ninety csr loads 10 AivaI, 1. T.,Ss
coming week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Gold Rope Tobacco

Is not sold by the. yard bnt by the box.
With one box of ia Nuke and one box Of
the famous Zoo Za61@ Fort Worth Gro
Ger Co. will presepfydWith handsome
rickle:plsted Sbscco s4ster free ct
chsrSe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Waaded Bias

Is only prolona Aby buying groceries Of
the Fort Wofh Gsocer Co., the great
medistors ofeorrowfEg humanity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

TING is not cure all, but qulter of a
of constant use has demonstrated be
SQgiasCd6e is TIE SAly known apfall ibte bprs
all kin d4pf nenraIa Yang for HsHous hea&
ac 50 cAks gper b5 EMsnufa ~
E saIE a II Rsosfsticine = NashvhTenn'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Officially Published.

BERLIN, June The la0 prcY-sll-
for qu!nquen1isl sessions of the Prus7'A-
diet mss been Officially published.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

y When you feel depressed don't dope yourtelf
, Nes q "a in viao3 ses TUB ssetem, sna cures ali
ia. ssaafSo,tis Vi ION . sor ssSssn ~
74csuIed bN9IHns um k6ot Nj 1esne 90, ,Hssas
vile, Tenn vol by al G<lggf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
change Of Texas

5HonssE ormsn j. Colman lneNs United states
b NC Magui.es CqntdsansoAs bei q ali that
Il claims be as a93sfterative purestive. dep
lretor and diure 10 acting s1fcifczlly on the
liver blood, kidHe|s and bowe1&
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

Dyspepsia in itsafSrst forms Will yield
to the use of CartsfSsa;ttle Nerve Pills,
sided by CarteM Lfttle Liver Pillss
Dose, one of cad after estsag.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

Murder Case on rriaI-EO Send Delegates
to the Fort Worth Deep Water Cor Voc
ton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

dissatisfaction are dlSs appointed rivals
and enemies. There is no possible
chance in the world for any signeT to one
of the Joint notes losing cent on &C
count of the methods Of the Exchange,
because all the liabilities will be paid
long before the notes become due.
9. In regard to the join. notes the fol-
lowing questions have been asked, and to
save space an answer ia appended to
each.
Question: "If the Exchange was not
going to part ownerepih with the note,
why WAS not that condition in the face of
the uots?" Answer: Because it would
not then have been negotiable note,
and consequently could not have been
used as collateral, IS WAS intended by the
makers of the notes which contained the
following statement at the bottom. "For
the purpose Of obtsining credit to the full
amount OF the above note and for the p1r-
pose of making the ssid note negotiable,
we the undersigned make the following
property statement"
transferable, why was the note made
Transferable, but the Exchange will pot
transfer them. They were made nefQ-
table so they could be used IS collaterS
The condition simply is, that il the ESS
change presents the notes for collection
and the signers do not owe the ExchAngS
the face of the note, they would be9al-
lowed q credit equsl to the dMI.,
ence. But il presented by third psrtys
who knew nothing OF the contract, the
signers would have to pay the
notes in full and collect the excess from
the Exchange on the contract. The peo-
pie have had that much confidence in the
Exchange and have trusted 1t that far,
ysyr mncl g IRE disg1S. CT &c entm!es,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
| THE PORT WORTH GASLIGHT C0NPsEI

Sill Houston Street.
WIN set q stoVs for Z trial OF fGte days ami r.
not satisfactory viii remove same tree Of CO"
OALDANDHEEr TEEN. FACTORY PRIuE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08
THE BLAINE PROGRAM
Ths 49, FrsG aslzs - AFFtss -
OsCl.sxA Aa-kia. isr H0Ekta<na@A
A. a.. An-xesSs-OEksF Dss-
GAg4isksd sps@ksss

fssoHa las sDns4g Tess AZ aer2-1
NJ Blame asa p4F.g 81 sErlss a. tns
Caioa 1spos Monday sboug I cloeS. ~bsa
tas party vlll be mes - t1s toiiosing
sansd keasisnssB. ns05srs - tas resp
aoa ,soa1ilEss Jamss y. Slams, - NJ
A G..sst .a4 Doc j. Lsztasrs. n nrst car
rage 20 cad ssrr.xs. Gsa. z A Axsf. G.
" walGas, A 3. IarEsr and d Hol-
listsr third carnage WsksF Blaine J0na
PsIssn. Jf. John Caalnsid Harry ". Long
lourth carri4ss. Gea. Adam Z. kias jOha
c. Fitzgerald. q. ii. DsGrzzt Joan
slsxstse. hhh carriage. Hon. Caaflss J.
Soyss. Hsa. II c. 5urch. Waiter A smith.
Hon Thos D. Gilbert sKth e.rriAss. Hoa.
Frank Piunlss. 7. J. D brisn. Haxh G.
uo-sil. Wa Aidsa smith
AIS 0 elock AT Blaine aud Gen AcAm
+. kink. Of Maryland. sill address wofz
inzuAas meeting 81 HarLmsns hall
None viii bs admitted except those As.ing
nekets Ths doors will De Opened a. :. 50.
In ghs evening Mr. Blaine, Hon. Charles }.
Noyss and Gen. z. A Alger viii spsas al
Hartman Hall com msaciag 81 o clock
The doors open a. I'D. None val - al
mittsd .G the Fount4in-st. entrance and
owing % the large cro-d which viii IN
eouktedly De IN sttsndsncs, DO childrea
can be admitted Gen Adam r King and
Gen r A Alger will address a nieeting a.
Lncss Hall. and Hon. Frank Piumles and
Hoo M Z. Burch a. The Old Superior Court
roons- PsATlsr.
Waiting delegations eonsing on the G. f.
4 l. Railroad from north and south vii
save headq u2rter. At the old superior
Court room on Pearl. 81. {. & ". Nj, north
and south. Michigan Central and D. l. 8
y o. Hartman's lecture rooms, Ionls-st.
D., g. H. 4 NJ. and Lake Shore at Luce /
Hall also delegations from township:
throughout the County.
Chief Marshal H. +. Hastings asks the
mounted delegation OF nfty or more 20 as
sist IN receiving visiting cslees,ious
lt Is expected that Mr.. Blaine and th'
other distinguished visitors will review th'
procession from the balcony OF the NortoI
House ia the eyeaing.
Mem oers of the reception committee ar
requested 10 call for their badges this even
ingst the offce OF the charms az 10
Aonroe-st.. ffOm 4 O'Clock until $50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08
GRAND sApl0s PEgssYTErY.

srnon Lesf Es-slax By Rev. .. n. sam
mis-. at Grsaa Hsvsa
Rev J. r. ,amms. of Grand Haven.
preached before ths Grand Rapids Prssby-
tery a. The Firss Prssoytsrisn church ls,t
.v.ainx on The Ev.ngsli.tic cir of the
Church"
"A evangelist. the speaker explained, IS
ous wao carries ne message OF Christ II
- usually Ih0ugnt that the evangelistic
-orE p~risiasd exclusively 10 the clergy,
hal tast ls not the fact. Il IS not the pos
session of fs~. BUT ef sysry Christian
Essry Dsrs0n who hss found Christ. can n.
saa ought %. csrrY ths work to others.
There are great many ministers no
kaye n0t ths eTsogelstic spirit They
preach historical sermon. are
.e.rned in the classes. and a6itiOus
20 bud big churches. They are often sue
csssfu Ia tbeir ambition. but some man
10 ths outskirts OF The congregation, IN
earned ii nav De. bat having ths.evsusel-
site spirit. sil accomplish more real good
The speaker thought thaf ensir OF instruc-
ton IN tas way Of saving souls should De
esiahi shed in me theological ssDinsries.
TIE evangelist should 5e familiar With
fss " ord VI Cod. must have clear. direct
and pssilivs cslivsrs, sfrank. easy and un-
Affected msnnsr Every true evangelist can
nold crowd % tie street eorner-that in
iact = he trns test
ras speaker urged The sdvissoility Of en-
ployin< svangeiists on special occasions.
re coraes Ike General Who has taken .
citadel snboitsr-d oy success. He does
not lsbor unssr sas sans sDoarrsssm ents
ths, tGs pastor does. bis ways are new 20
people. ana the cooperation Of the people
csn ss osttsr secured By aim than by the
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08
The PARADE.
In. Order in which the Various Delega-
tions Viii Form.

The Order In which the Various Delsga-
tiOns VIII Form.
The Republican parade will form 30 The
following order. and the commanders of
clubs will report promptly al 7:i5 p. m, al
the places indicated. Parade will start at
80 sharp. MarshAPs aides report to chief
Of staff A. T. Norden, on Alabama and
West Bridgests
Panthnd Z Leather's Cornet Band. Prof
Zach Aldrich, leader. corner WiRter
aud West Bridge-sts.
Mounted Belkuap Club, report 10 Col. f. c.
Fox. Commanding, on Winter ST.
wunE6urg & Brons0n's Band. corner Win
ter aud West Bndge-sis.
Belknsp Fiambesu Club, Col f. ". Jones
Commanding, Broadway. right resting
90 West Bridge-st-
Malta Castle Band. corner West Bridge and
Summersts.
Travelling Mans Belknap Cub, Capt. J. y.
Bradford. Summer-st, right resting on
West Bridge-st.
Veterans Who voted for General Harrison
in i54O. Capt. W. L. Coffnberry, Sum
mer and West Bridge-s;s.
Drum Corps, corner West Bridge and
Summer-sts.
War Veterans belknsp Club, Capt. +. w.
Hulburt, Summer-st.
High School Belknap Club. Capt. L. B.
Gsvstt, NJ Vsrnon, right on West
Bridse-st
Boys Republican Club. Capt. Aonts Luce.
Nt. Vernon ST.
South End Belknap Club. Capt. W. J. Page,
Nj Nernon-st.
Polish Band. corner West Bridge and Tur-
nersts.
West Side Polish Club, Capt. Frsnk Polas-
Xxi commanding. Turner. right on
West Br,dge-st.
First Ward Holland Club, Capt Frank
Sonke, Turner-st-
Colored Band, corner Court and West
Budgs-.ts.
Kent County Colored Republican Club.
Capt Lewis Hensy. Court-st, night
on West Bndgs-st.
SECOND DIVISION.
Col II. P. Baker commanding and aides.
Visiting Delegations.
Otsego Band, corner Broadway aud West
Bridg--st.
Visiting Mounted Clubs on Broadway.
Otsego and Piainwel Clubs, Broad way
right on Bridgs-st
Big Rapids Flsm5esu Club, Broadway.
Hastings Republican Cluo. Broadway.
Gaines Cornet Band corner North Front
snd Brdgs-st
Gaines Republican Club. North Front, right
Csscads Republican Club. South Front
and Bridge.
KNIGHTS Of Labor Band. corner South
Front and Bridge
First wrd Belknsp Club. Capt. @. II.
DeGrssf
second Ward Beltnsp Club, Capt David
Forbes
Third Ward BeltnsP Club. Capt. A. E.
Irsr.
Fourth Ward Beltnsp Club, Capt z. A
Kirby.
Fifth Ward Bslkusp Club. Capt g. r.
Cogshsu.
sixth Ward Belfnsp Club. Capt. J. II.
Courtney.
seventh Ward Belknso Club. Capt. F J.
Hopkins
Eight Ward Republican Club. Capt H.
NJ Wilder
Al on SOuth Front right on Bridge
Procession vii move a. 80 up y est
Bridge % Csnsl. to koaros. 10 Fulton. %
Fast Park. % North Fsrk. to DIVISION. to
Fountain. % Ionis % Lyon.
n. r. Hssrrses
Chief Aarshsl Of The Day
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08

The man who said LET me
make the songs of a people
and | care not who makes their
laws. had he lived IN our time
and been the publisher of the
Ladies' Home Journal and
Practical Housekeeper, would
have put pictures and stories
and talks How TO Do Thingsl
in place OF songs For this Is
the family age, the age OF home
and OF love home making.
homs-loving ome-kesping-
however a few maY wander.
The snurg OF happiness l. at
home for those who find It out.
Ten cents N silver OF STAN p
for September. October. No
ven her. Decem ber.
The October number i now
on the news vtands SIX cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08

a wlxtsk. Corr-ct-d-Farsh.r Arrange
m-ss. ConsplstsS.

a Nl<fske f9rrecf~d-Further Arrange
m-s. Complssed.
Th-euxh 81 oversight - sTranzinz ths
rroersm1s, one of the zscst interesting :
features of the proces.is1 tbis evening va
ommittsd from TO- puahshed program rs
Yesterday. vir. The B@lknsc Bicvcia Cuh
vhich -iiI report -ith tie othsr -iLaS a.
tks corner - Alsssms aud Bridge 50 -
sis
Al visiting delegations net slrss1r ss-
sig1ed -ili rsrart on North tronJ-st.. right
resting az Bridge
Nsnussctursrs snd thoss sr-r owing .ho~
~ho have ret reviewed sirxs-s FOR th-ir sus-
pioY-s fer ne ~rrki1zn1sa meeting fhls
sfleracon. can 0ofsin f1-rs 81 naxtne a.
plicaficn personally a. ne Rsruh uhiican h-si-
lusrfsrx a. anv une osfore u 1'riccs aT ~
seeding wrirseu order for tss ssns sfsfirx
ne nnrn asr desired.
A. ls5oring men \ tas cftT who hars
1of tesn rIpr al vth acke-s and 80
sasv -ish q s5fsaS he rssfn ns 80 -
suprlie6 sv naakinx application a. ssovs
Fhe nsr, hers 81 the louutv Cc~1uzifs zee
-iii -si e be Esc1h.icsn --s3ousr1srs
sna the nerubs-s ef the Caner-zsis,rs
Corrnlttre - ca a. theiF hesil lrartsrs
scr their eadgss.
Between ne hcurz - 21 sna 20 n
- Street Esfi~sv Ccrrsrr 80 rsn 10
-arr "a Fest P~cEs~st est - - a rr,s1
~-,.r. - an rc~~ - Fs1a O. M,rr-.- -
In. q rniffs-s 40 ars = ra~et NJ
ssirs sad t1e se=sAerN Ecccnrszvira
hiEn. ~ill r-~t a. 80 = art0z a. Il s'e..,-s.
rson sns ths rsrsr>l r>,eD1sn csauassk~~
yti 0s-k - - snsss ssses - -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08
II MkNoRIAa

fhsIs vas ~ sSs. s2a psEssps 10 psrsoa
ssllsr Ess.z sEc 1to4ght q thsn ~Bll
Cs@n0Fs E8s taEorlls %ki.s o1A cox
always sees ~lsh ths srlnssrs, as a. lhs
rsguiss m-sasS & Grs0d gsplds Typo-
sIsyhscsl uEloa Ne 5. hsla sunds, amer
zooa Octo5ss 2 TIE fol.oslss rssol uu,as
we're fssliass ss3 SasEi2oOs.y saoplsd.
WHEREAs kipe Presi8snos las taken
froEl OR mllss car kina sho fsitafal
c4nins tread. blA Colnors, tasFsiors
be 81
Resoltsd That xe fee deeply rri svrd 81
rs cesfl which = s&o oll~ - hls
many admirers. ans.
kesolsea TA4l thsss resolutions be placed
upou tls nia 2tss ~ our Gaisn aud pus-
iishsa n az tie csiiy papers Of The CITY
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08
MAYOR Hswi1T's FIGHT.
How N.- York's EH-cativs Received the
Na-. Of rannaay's Adverse Action.

How Nsw Torkfs Executive Rscstysd the
Ns-s Of rsnaasy's Adverse Action.
Nrv Y0Rx oct This Heaif says It
IS admitted thas a delegation from the
Democratic National Campaign Committee
CONSISTING Of senator A. ?. Gormsn. sx-
Senator w n Bsrrum aud Congressman
~ L. SColt. Of Eris called on Mayor He--
i.i yesterday 20 urge Democratic harmony.
M. Hewitt received tas gsntiemsn courts-
ousy. 0ut ssatiy fsfussG to "bGdgs' one
inch.
ff You gsntismeo bad called on me q
week ago } might have retired uid," Uncle
Abe. ssntionsIy. Bat [ ptend 20 run nov.
srd nothing can prevent me-
The delegation iourusysd back 70 The
Ftfh Avenue Hotel not altogether salts
fsd
Tee sau si-~--tss following description
oI be say ths Nayor received the uews Of
fammsnTs aCtion -AsrOr Hewitt uaifsd
o.o ne psrIor last pighs and ssia. How
srs you to reporter. aud then. thrastiar
ais Bands INTO bls pockets walked uD and
iown Thiie 20 "a xsd
sm not going 70 sEprsss sny opin-
ion. be sait. buf hat won't prevent me
fr0n hearing mo he nominees sr- Their
rsnes were resd OF % him and se ~.
ass@i I 1s you'd IN against M Grant
ton cant ct me 10 ssv snv'hinx
szsinst thsse gentlemen. ne ssid. > ,m
tais sCtinn should mszins that Tan n.nv
aaI sntious for straight stsa6np
ngnt TsnmsnF hss made several at
lfn1prs 20 p.scs nlsu IN che Mayors chair
FIeuut very Krsat succrss Ths msn
caos@n ~ t1as organization tonight q. ia
randItste f1r ksTur = straight ous-snd-
0uf famwary man he a imhued with
am'lsnT principles snd it won.d De hard
- 1or 1eItsr rsprsssu tstiEs Of those prin.
cinss fhsn hs T. TsmmsnY . evidently
~nHng 20 tght this nsffis on - merits
s1a Is s1zious to securs whstevsr rover
1aes 80 fts afncs
M- Hsv be- dc nei - ssr whsf his n
fsnnnns Tsrs -eCsrfinz rae nS-psnT-rt
n01linsrfun reCpiVsH on Thursday night
He rss sssed hs would accepf the no-7in-
= inr NJ TIE ccunt9 n=nlrcrscv
nsTp srra3Y told rou. ns ssid that
r nff sag snvth ~ On the suAisct N
trnH sPrarne = rsniIdsts fer fhe oTFr~
Nrar arsir intend io fzss 10 scrv.
BE- i1 sac maffer. ssaA Isav- the
tnris Hrt fbe ueans
ao rru hi1z hist u tbe-s a.. th~.-
rsr. s.rs 1 ne fsii it -iil hep n Va
tans aess.
see a great many persoss thinK ~
sr ks reasc7sbis. TIE more rst
rr1r ere nr-s cats There mar - I've
sfes or ~ xncw hsvs I'D a.,
reH ssaev regsri - ms en~.tisr,
sr sFr ls rssi'r Tsry ittis nors for ne
sc ssr
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08

oaits NamssT % raaxhs Have Come
o. tnis CITY the past ssk.
For ths pasE lss days Grand Rapids hss
been 6t8nz ap sith a bard Looking class
q. fr lows rh0 Nill osaF watching since
Detroit ard Iackson told the tnags al
gamblers co move on. soms 81 them asVe
aHuotsss tfli. 81 intO taIs city. and u ~ill
ts ~si sof sFsry ooiY 10 keep a close watch
90 fnsr property. Il they ssnt 10 continue
~ tle 1ossesslol u o..
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08

gsusss K Hasss. q t5e Aniagson helsl ..
Pst9skss. sp~as s1ndss . ia clly Nj
H4Fss las asa rsEerus1 ron Deirslt
w1sIs ts Ezs g4rchssSa ia hSss v - lS
lie 114sl - rs -tats, &C 49, oscSGs e
preprlstar oe t4s A3ga of tels Gasnto- l1is
.s 49, ssus hotsl lEst ~ HAYES msnsze1
as ~ lllsr a. ass ks goes s@ck lls pro
pr<e1g.
Nf hases s 80 sci sa1 i2sofstly '
kn1~n ~ tie travelling pu1lic. thai tIsfs
= 20 aCuos cuz = al Be ~iil make = s4eess-
~ IA Ezs ss1.Ers- Hs 80 lssFs Tor Re
Ioszrv this afternoon T. cioss 40 sooas oUsl-
usss matters snd wlu t1sn 70 10 bsIslL
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08
TOWA TOPICS.

Rbsar sorfa soaAg 5 o. psf sash<l
I1e lelsser sessiaa of l1s 5o4Ed ..
elaeIF sola 49, ssksa loslsF
There So - . ksg45liasa pois Fsis IA
- A SOS Clay leLssrros znsr4oa1.
lssfs So os a Esp4slicza as.t.ax o.
tas co4-sssTa ionoFres sss1iaz
The 4sll os5s ~ IA FoaFta cards Bsi-
11sp Gao 4rs requested - 3sai kbls hzLl
e. s4r.y ailer ,. ~. a. poaslss
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08
Congregational confsreao..

A two days meeting Of the Grand River
Confersucs OF Congregational churches
opens this evening ct DOrr. With sermon
nV Rev. Clarence Finster. The conference
vii be preceded m the morning by mest-
Of ihs Womsas Home Missionary Society
al which papers will bs read by Nesism~s
s. l. WithsY and n : smith OF this city.
Mrs o. N. Lane. Or Detroit. and Others.
The bus ness session Of the conference will
hezin Tuesday morning. and close With a
Home Missionary meeting Tuesday even
ing Among those vso viii deliver sd.
dresses are Rev p F Ssrgssnt and Rev A.
r. Msrrizal of this CITY
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08

G. iiizcns.' odsiisoles. EEperors Guard. farsso
bearer C.tHcbcs .o~ls Furniture snd
MoDgolsn alfers by the Chorus and
huIiiisrist ef ibe Company.
Lemons. hasheTs. Follies. 1fessurerf. hsufri
buls. ices, Prism1tlc Besutics HO1ern
BsrhsrisDf sDd Men 81 Ner b.
tse Co ps te Fslet
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08


lt zsaia lhai .0Bs sf ths BravssI .
sFel lssr ta41 E1sa Asrs All u
ta.s il . la1t 6elmoa1s coEY ltts tasstrs
49, - sscxed ID tas doors a. every par
i1l aales ll4s sssk
Standing room ougaI - ,. a. q preGia1
81 Iossgs tls sesE Ias Araoian
shls sometai4s fsA4ly 1as, sna
o-sa- 10 - silasssed - sssfySas n ne
cay.
rae aaos a. smlas sais sssk . q good
one ana aas nss1 ssDsciAlly prepared fsf
10 uAss algracuons ia tals elly. m4klas e
retlrr flaa az sflrr ~~ek LAs season
Tan scuays 'l1fasr 0rsesry = SAD 70
&c as funnissf shos GA he road, and a
crls1sd dscss 49, 20 a. Porers ns1
saturday niznL
There IS % dou8t 5at sasf tas Arabian
4 x1fs 49, - gwen crosaed aouss AZ
PeHsrs t4is evening. kes-ffs yodr seAls
sauF.
gssamla n B4fisr. ne vel Eno-a
usasssr ol rhs hgf ksrs DsuEhtsr.' died
a n.s aons ia Ass y 0rx st ~ssk.
Don fail 20 see Ons OF shs brayesE o.
A-Gnlond ta - Rsek-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08

Porzoui's Complexion Powder "a uEiv.r-
sally known snd svsry whore ss.ssmsd ss
ths only powdsr thst will improve the
csnDlsrion. eradicate fsa. frscs lss snd all
sza diseases
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08

PRoiDSUEscEKr J The Caiiph's cave
csor.ls Of oas,isqa,. The Ieisghens Cal Z hrss
I'm Appearance Of Alsd1iu JriO
ACT I-scfrrl The city OF Boodlsi,oo Cso-
rls ~ Barkst Pc9pe Aladdin song ca Cbp
r1Is Magician. kirksf-co, binh-Iuths. tnd Fsf
snd Peerless PTtHce~. Duet Eoperaf snd frln-
ccss with ChorR a Nan IN the Bath. Grand
Chorus srd Fiusis. sCgTg = 1ne Dizp.a
swamp ovis' Dsnes Terrified Ifio TIE
Nsgic Tripod. Open sesame
THE VII OF VAP0Ks. OR TEE sTEAN
81 EIAfN
fFirr iDtrodDe.d IN ths Arabian Nirhb
sK~f The oTFga 81 Crimson CfTsfss-
GRAND DIVER1lsFHEST- low A POLLY
E The Deuons. = Ihe Hssbers. IN Tree
urers ChsrsctsJ Dane by d IL Dora an
Nsus OT-s.f. o. he E1eh Theatre rsfis
ACT 81 SsFSr 4 Ire Widosrs Humble stsutT
Trio l. sen 20 ~ llovs isoiif. fei-I,1l 5 icfs
rseo sn.l , - Lubbs The il0~ sua Hseirlsf.
ard 7oo.ssctra. pgrissr ~ PuE3rn Hsglrs.
lfnnge to persIsn BoudrF a feesf r @hsrfs
sheTirf heceus Cosfrs TnD '- ourf ffi0uetre
.e8tfn Eluh ifitha ar Fiffsro9 Al - fe
,bs Fs.ses srHrf1 HYsa - ihs Ps.s-s f,os
tsH Choris Kind Regards. $50 Tee
Fe.riess psise, - Psgt-ooiored Fs-sso.s = .sd
TiiH ffrfp phs 8 sfas srag1 trtrtfft I't
s. a. .srof Jester a.. p AasWs sBd his ssi'ts.
RAEFkRTC bAkCE
ssates Bsuoe 2 ssv-s ~ IRE srn '-rsr~
Euf~es f+etpr ~ Mile fs.rs ls efivts Prem 's's
nsfsef1se e.s ie. sTis fr4s f,is F1~irs f.sf
rsins re se~Hlesn se-sf.ns e-snc - -ee.
Ene Eztrsas - ria 9he ores fusresr Ser.
81. or ~ 70. snsrrf'tef csHoec b. Me
la-zaf Nass fs1ne aken = So clEt riref $50
Ig-s rfests kHlraueinE Esss1Hn.s
AT ills rsF = Os1ts,d. 81 Als3air pslses
Bu q iis 81. ~ 7crn ffrT hcr iiisfHsss
Peter sc fhs Ltert % o.hsf iaFs tsftc
Tfkusi r. a.ss S. q tscaf. lfteer
NAUTICAL bAiLf3
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08

r.- fHirViss sffsrs vi sxplsis shsrr-
trn -trrn- ocf p 1855 -Ss-, ~.
Efesrr Ffa~a c.ra ss-~~r I'D
nfr "a -nrte So VII 80,
# sop - r1uBirz 81 eNrs 81 ne Evsn-
ne tfirr ne ri7fs 80 croc~-sson /.
reserz .ass 4 t1dav evening. Ysurs trsiv
Fsrr : cekRx.
Casirrsen ccnnfv connfft.s
f=as7 Ftrf~S Oct = Sse - r--s S r7-rE
HEissrs G.sasfg F'szerasfzes- -
ess ~a xcsl - plessed 4. e1rsplv
vfh rarr -eQuesf. sra ~ rnrrisg cf rrrr
- err .F1n-st. see ~ili - secpc~a dnrir1
- ae 81 - 1arssia. Tr-zir ~eur,
Ssa = Trssx-z
slcs Rz>asss 40 ssass>s assanm
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08
Americas Fsvorite Burlesqe.
Person.rss Of the Proloru.
Person.sss Of th. prams.

spirit OF IN. Ring ......-..-.... Miss Mo,he HcCA.
Personssss Of the UFsms.
Ski III, Emperor Of Mongclis . Mr Ksthrl Kerr
Princes Balroubsoore his dsnghtef
kiss Dslfy Tempe
Tchiky Nokrs Grand vixier Nr Geo y Tlfhef
how Chow, the Msrlcsu. NJ kichars y Nsrrp.l
Klub-LUhba. Inspector q 20 ice. Nj n. n. Caro-
n nicfspoo, Chow Ch4E AElrt
N.U Icons onis nil esI
Asddin the Hsro - The Play Ms. ioll fullsr
lhe Widow Iootslcun, bk Noihsr
~ iss lnpic Erv II
Fol-nOl. her Msid -of-sii Nort Nss Fannie Cohsr
Zal Am 30. Alscdins Con rsce Nizs Nav Ierir8e
Ger % ~ the lam p..---.....---Mr htruf rlsFfsf
Genie o. the EinF ..... n iss y NslieNcf5li
Fal-sal....s AisdSils ~ N.ss Eufg helsi 10
\ see ..-... Com rscce N - Minnie y II ?
Chic Gee ard ..... Mis- re ie tou
fo0i-iec 1 Ccur Pages - Mis- Lillian Bis
LUu nsgn 4 ldowF 2 ...-...- ~ - fattle 5 ore
Tipfop ... ChIdren ! Aaslef Ton nlit D ore
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08

Order your Jackson Hill coal Of the Cen
trsl Coal Company. Telephone. s3t
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08

For don't care. dali, tired feeling. i'm.
poveTished blood. dull pains in beck aud
head. tsntalizing skin eruptions. ksmp's
ssrsspsrilla never fails 10 give relief We
always guarantee IL Price 81 per bottle
Tibbs drug store, 10 Monroe St
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08
ELYSIiNS.

In new and original effects.
These are extremely popular
garments and the demand for
them will be large. See our
Sr7 grade, the best Cveroost
ever sold for that price.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-08
IMPORTANT

A NJ 80 0rig glns 1eens tsef in lts ff1Trr-
fier bet rsade fAit fi-os fswrfH r. beE t0ff
suS f-ficsfc rotucfiore