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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-24
Sad Accident In SiskIyeu.

GALATIANS, April 23d.-Yesterday. near
here, when returning home from church.
in crossing small bridge over a foot
hume fllled with water, team driven by
Michael Fay was precipitated into the
| tiume, together with the wagon, containing
| Mrs. Fay, Mrs. Sissell, her daughter and
| an infant girl.
All went through the flume over a
quarter of mile. Mrs. Fay and Mrs. Sis
sell were taken out badly bruised, but
alive. The little baby was found dead
| The wagon was demolished and the horses
| came out bruised, but alive.
Late Notes From the Bay.
San Francisco, April 23d.-[Special. i
The first semi-annual meeting of the Cali
fornia Pharmaceutical Society will be held
| in Sacramento May 9th and 10Th
An ordinance was introduced at the
SUPERVISORS meeting tonight making it
misdemeanor to play hokey-pokey.
At meeting of the Republican County
Committee tonight vain efforts were made
to have the time in which to organize
clubs extended.
Santa Rosa Enjoys Surprise.
fcopyight. 1855. blythe California associated Pressl
SANTA Rosa, April 23d.-The excursion
| train to this city, under the auspices of the
st. George Club of San Francisco, arrived
| at noon to-day with 900 passengers. The
Fifth Regiment Band head the procession
| to Kronke's Park, where the exercises are
to be held. Their gentlemanly and lady
like conduct furnishes a striking contrast
10 that of the drunken hoodlums who have
visited this city on three successive SUM-
| days past.
Contract for a Telegraph Line.
[CorrfrGhg b,sH l1y,f
SANTA ANA, April 23d.-The Santa Ana,
Fairview and Pacific Railway Company to-
day let contract for the building of q
telegraph line from Santa Ana to Fairview
to be completed in thirty days. Their rail-
! way will be in running order by that time.
The work is now about completed, all but
laying the steel, which is excepted daily.
The Varsity Boys Triumphant.
Copyright. 1855. by The alifor7aia Associated Press
SANTA Rosa, April 23d.-The game of
football at krincke's Park between the
University boys of Berkeley and a San
francisco team, resulted in a crushing de-
| feat for the latter by score of 81 to moth
ing. The lads from the temple of learning
outplayed their opponents in every point
Ticketed for Los Angeles.
lcopyrsa, 1858, By 0e California Associatea IressI
SAN BERNARDINo, April 23d.-The fol-
lowing are delegates to the Democratic
State Convention to be held in Los Ange-
les: A. kearney, ]. r. Brunn, Byron
Waters, ]. G. King. f. NJ. Slaughter, Alya
Warren, w. B. Russell and ]. Norton.
Supposed Fatal Runaway.
Icopy1git. 1883. By tie California Associated ressI
SANTA Rosa, April 23d.-To-day Mrs. H.
w. Hudson and her mother-in-law were
riding, when the horse took fright and ran
away, throwing them both to the ground
violently. The latter sustained serious and
perhaps fatal injuries.
Amador Delegates.
tcopyigtt. ISIS. BY as California Associated Prssi
JACKSON. April 23d.-The following have
been elected delegates from this county to
the Republican State Convention: John
A. Eagon, II. L. Loyeridge, W. Kern, +.
M. Whitmore. S. D. &. Stewart and John
Blower.
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NOT SO BAD As SUPPOSED.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 23d.-The cut re-
celyed by Paul Hines from a pitched ball
to-day was just above the left eye, and ex-
tending three or four inches across the fore
head. He was taken to the clubhouse and
surgeon dressed the wound. Unless fever
sets in, he will be all right in few days.
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STILL IN MYSTERY.
The Story of the Strange Disappearance
of John YuIe.

PLAcERvILLE, April 23d. u FL Dorado
county, during the past week, has been the
scene of considerable excitement, owing TO
the mysterious disappearance of John
Yule, exSpeaker of the Assembly and a
well-known old-timer of this and Placer
counties.
force of men have been constantly on
the lookout for two weeks, and thorough
search has been made everywhere for the
body of the missing man. but without
avail. Sheriff Anderson. as a last resort.
called upon the citizens to aid in the
search, and early this morning four carloads
of men left Placerville for Ell Dorado,
and the hills were thoroughly secured
without finding the least trace of the miss
ing man.
A representative of the San Francisco
Examiner was early on the ground and
made most thorough search and inquiry,
securing information which shows con-
clusively that John Yule was murdered for
mis- money and pointing almost to GER
| tainty to two welLknown residents of the
vicinity of the Church mine as the parties
responsible for his disappearance. The
facts, as CLEANED from reliable sources, are
| as follows:
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AT THE CHURCH NINE.

On October 2Sth last, Yule went to work
in the Church or Ell Dorado mine, about
two miles east of FL Dorado. He gave
general satisfaction to Superintendent Rich
ards, was always at his post and never lost
days work until the Sth of March last.
On that day the Superintendent closed the
mine and mill temporarily and paid the
men Oft. Yule received over 800, and sig
nihed his intention of going to town for
short time, but was requested to return the
next day and do other work.
After leaving the mine, dressed in his
ordinary working clothes, Yule wandered
into saloon near by kept by Jack Burt, a
noted resort of disreputable characters.
Here he succumbed to the captivating
smiles of one of the frail inmates.
During the night he intrusted his money
to his fair, but frail, friend, who turned il
over to the keeper of the dive for safe-keep-
ing. In the morning Burt returned SS5
and Iule left for the mine, subseauently
going to Ell Dorado.
His nights spree had opened the eyes of
two bangers-on of the dive who coveted his
wealth, and who are believed to be his
murderers. Those two men live in a
tumble down cabin near the mine. One
already has criminal reputation, while
the other is a worthless fellow. neither
ever having any money and begging their
means OF subsistence from neighbors.
THE LAST TRACE OF THE MISSING MAN.
1t was in their cabin that Yule was last
heard from on the 2Sth of March. He had
been stopping at Ell Dorado for over two
weeks and that morning started for the
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EaOITs, SEEDS AND pRODgCs.
II, C, MAY e. co.

q
400 AND 430 K STREET, CORNER FIFTH,
4NO Sacramento, Cal. Shippers of Fruit and
Vegetables. Orders for the country carefully
packed. L. o, Box 49, If
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The Hayerlys defeated the Pioneers ON
Sunday by score Of 9 to 6.
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DRUNKENNESS
Or the Liquor Habit Positively Cured
by Administering DIR. Haines'
Golden Specific.

1t can be given i'll a cup of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge OF the person taking it; is ab-
solutely harmless, and viii effect permanent
and speedy cure, whether the patient is q mod
crate drinker or al alcoholic wreck. Thousands
of drunkards have been made temperate men
who have taken Golden Specific in their coffee
without their knowledge and to-day believe
they quit drinking of their own free will IT
NkNER FAILS. The system once impregnated
with the Specific, 1t becomes an utter impossi-
bility for the liquor appetite to exist. For sale
by JOS. HAHN & co., Druggists, corner
Firth and ] streets, SACRAMENTO Cal. dsTThSly
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Pinkerton's Detectives Guarding Carne-
Qie,s Xynrlr hoas

Pinkerton's Detectives Guarding Carne-
gie's Work hops.
PITrsBURG, April 23d-One hundred of
Pinkerton's detectives from Philadelphia
arrived at Braddock at o'clock yesterday
morning and are doing regular guard duty
at Carnegie's steel works. They are COM
manded by Captain Dougherty.
The men are the same who have been at
Denver, at Havemeyer's sugar troubles in
New York, and at the iron mining diff
culties in Michigan. They are armed with
slx-shooters, clubs and knives. Besides
these there are forty Deputy Sheriffs now on
duty armed with rifles belonging to Car
negie & Co.
so FAR NO TROUBLE.
-, ,PIrTsBURe, April 23d. = The Edgar
Thomson Steel Works at Braddock, Pa. re-
sumed operations to-day. Seven hundred
non Union men are going to work. So far
there has been no trouble.
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THE CAPITAL.
THE TARIFF DEBATE TO BE I'm.
LIMITED.
Senator Stanford's Position-nzor.
rows Samoan Resolutions
In COngress-Etc.
THEY WANT A SHOW

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoaD-UsIos.y
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a STRONG CARD.

the rumors of Blaine's candidacy are
without foundation.
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Repairs at the Presidio.

IcoPyght, 1883. by he Cali fornia Associated Pressl
WASHINGTON, April 23d.-The Senate
Military Affairs Committee to-day reported
favorably the House bill authorizing the
construction and repair of roads on the
Preside, from the entrance to the reserya-
ton to the National Cemetery, and for the
fencing and protection of the reservation
and cemetery
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Copyright, 1885, by tAe Cab foria Associated Press
WASHINGTON, April 23d.-California pen
sions have been granted as follows: Mexi-
can Survivors-W. G. Wright, Knights
Landing; G. Felch, Burney Valley; J. C.
Pratt, San Francisco; Annie, widow of L.
I. Post, San Francisco.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
kgsxEs0s. WEDNESDAY, sAKea =
cfTY NEWS Co~DESsED.


,. J. hsscez Is Ia Ch.esse on e0si.sss-
Ths drag eierks bed their rsgulsr city
c0ntsllsoE i2st sseaaBs.
The RspGaIic>a caEy eeavsstioa vii -
held n TIE City Hall tAis Iofenoo0-
Have the fEEEsSAz- HsSALD delivered al
yolr doos O2ly shilling seez.
Abe Jspiaz2. Of GranoFilts. -ss in the
cigs oa euslHsss yesterday and gGest a.
tne C0.a ta<fcisl Hotel
lie KEW Bros Manufacturing Com
psny yesterday shipped car load Of their
refftEsfat0rs ~ London. kaglsod.
John Boerssms. " 40 was n01instsd isst
mig az a. the Republican caucus as super
ylsor Tor The Third dizsrict, declines 10 rua
for The once.
William LANCE rsclinss the nomination
OF con.tsbls OF the SiIth ward. and the
ward committee hAs nominated Charles
Easron iasissd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. A Stafford. who have
been guests st the Union Hotel for he past
sx weeks. removed last evenidg 10 Battle
Creek, where he exp-cgs 70 make his future
home.
Several colored boys from Grand Rapids
gave an excellent concert In the Clay Ave
nue. Armory Monday. Tue concert con-
o.7-oi va S~-ssf ~ASs N~~HA sH1 ""NJS
playing.
Alfred Dove. who "mysseriously" dis
appeared seven moathE ago. is in town. Ii
SC ms ne Went 10 work for Wsllacs Davis. a
farmer ia Casnoyia township, and has bs en-
there ever since.
The examination of Fred Holl. charged
with adultery. was again adjourned in JUS
tice Aiiler's court, yesterday. Holz was
placed under bail, and being unable 10 fur
nish the required amount, will be oblige d
10 remain in Jail until April 5. the day set
ter examination.
Those wishing 10 witness the wrestling
match eiween Moth and Shields after the
caucus can DO SO. The match will be h eld
over 80 or 40 minutes Sd as TO accomm odaie
ali those who are engaged in caucus. Both
men have been in active training, and are
ia excellent condition.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
r A S,
72 Canal Street.
Registration Notice.


Electors Of the City OF Grand Rspi6s-7aks
Notice The Board oi keglslTsai0r 81 The C.gs 81
Grand Rapids VII meet al lie place. hereinafter
designated % Friday aDc Saturday, ksrch .0snd
"a leoA nxHt preceding the oas of eiecsioB he
tween the hour 81 ss1o-k a &nc , ,ilol a
D. m. for the purpose Of making periec list AS
Beef may be. 81 al persons reSidlEg Ia t6e sfe-
era wards 81 The Ciis q 0rane kspidx ho are
qualified elcclOrs under Tie censtliuflop 81 fhs
state OF Michigan. and cutticc " vote therein.
flfrl NaFd-No IS iiFsnoyiiic-aye
second Mafd-Huperior Court Room.
Third Ware. fint frecinG Encine house.
Lag1sTe-et
1hifd Ward second Prccinct-26s Jeners1n ave
FOURTH NsFd Firsi freCincs-slOruef of hsrcls,
and fASi BridFetis
fourth Ward. second rrrcincl-ko u Crcs-
ccut9Vt
fIh wsrd-ko - PiAinfeid-sve. Finrs hal.
Sixth Nsrc-hnglBc boufe. ooribnerst. nor,1
% Leoaard.st
Seventh NaIs-Cermsuis hail Fronts
Eighth " afc-3urn Atrtin ball. jefferson 81
g DcssraAf bed Saunders
T. IL. stem. ksurlce shsushsR
John Crcque Isaiah SteWsrL
Geo y fsutiino. Pau kara
y X EuDfley. " hayward.
Geo n. Davidson. sDdIew boyle
& L Bfenner. 4. L. Lsuuierr.
Jacob Kscrharct j a Mckee
Boa "a Of Rerlafsiien VI the Elty Of Crssa
Rapids.
Jons J RELKs4f
city Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28


OF - 81 - fEsE AifH 5000 Lkk1f
l. brls hl,sase zasz easred ie~ ozys sea - 80
A. q tIeYin a. LoAelt oae~As opf<s-.s SSee >
1kcsG
Usox sAIE-A cosy f1Tf1F COTTAGE OF
4 fxe Es<zzk a. lsEes ksso sais ta<t 49,. q
toe c.iy As1l-s pFlos y 50 s>ss terms 49,
ttzee Losss 1sf Exul wltAtz tafct S3<scks % ross
Onaoe ltseA isunses, Y s<aleeA.s bsl.di1S
HoISES LOIS AID FAkNS FOX sALk
III cheap a. Dr feez soeT =. eosxA tsscA.
cefEsE - Agnfes ana Disssoa sts ss<a
Isok ssLE-Tsf keos N REAI. K<fAfk
T las slFa<z tks korshesss p4u 81 t1s katt-
=. n Sorl1.G as Slrcads sod - kosk thfs sfsElAs
lie has kta1arod more - sell These s1Attsk
ozrxsiss osltsE ca on hisa II = t<as .. II
SpNn NIL by NilE ATlIh h0AE
SOU hsli ssock iEoz sireet ear. NcA
81 pare sprins wsleT. kesa cs4lsf sha e2sas "A.
house nesrsy tes- b. bGfs@in- ony a.
d0Nu, lSisncs sn lo8g tine. CAL sf oaee on
A Caster - OEss1s4
NOR SALE OK REST-THREE AND oNt-
modem tsaps0s eneals ose sad o4e- n&li AALss
from Hall o. south bita.3an- Apply 70 Nj ,. u
Walker seooad hsCd furniture store - 70 y
south biyisien-st- ~.
IHEAP HON ES-slx HOUSES AND LOTS IN
Y sixth ward az iron s7o0 ~ SEQ slso ssosnt
lots N same locality. sco1 house ana aot Sn
Fourlh-sf for 8 cs small payment down.
balance on easy tersnx Mere Wilson, attorneys
Ledysr I'd block III
NOR sAIE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
II hOnss on Spring 81. for s4.ooe neal frame
dwelling houke. n Jsmesst-. for t<,Sls, and An
20 acre farm in sparta tor 81 100. al or small
payments and reasonable terms. r. A DspPers
nom "a. Lecysrd bloch. over Pubic Library
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
For Rsnf--Hossses

NOR RENT--sEVEN BOOM AOUsE, SIS FUL-
L tonst. East desirable location: $500 rer
G Smith 81
NOR RENT-OTIAwA BEACH HOTEL, THE
L most popular summer resort in Michigan. st
the mouth OF Black Lake, and en- shore of Lake
Michigan. % miles rom Grand Rapids, and con-
trolled by West Michigan Park Association Of over
one hundred members Bathing and hstiEg
grounds unequsled. A Beautiful hotel, with ex-
ira lsrze dining foOrn. over a., % people on the
rrounds last scss1n. Propositions for rent of
hotel or to manage 1t Ia the interest OF the Asso-
ciation should be filed with the tecretsry, cyrus
r. Perkins - Lyoa-st., Grand Rapids Mich. on
or hefo April 2. 1858. Privilege reserved 20 re-
ieot suy Or ali bids 107
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

CoR RFNT-SFLENDID OFFICES, HEATED
r By siean. 10 suites of two aud four rg o rs.
just a. the tenant dcsires- Enquire at once Of ..
A Berwin No. p Canal-st. q
no RENT-TnE W c T UNION. DESIRING
| 70 change ;heir headquarters. ofer for rent
their bail over Nos . and Pearl-st Sc reason
sbe rates. The room T. glitsble for light menB.
ffcfuIing. or spcicfy pHrpofes Inquire IT =
Bostrickst or IL BarJisy-st q
IroR RrNT-sT0RF WITH FIXTURES. COR
+ nef West Fulton and CourtsA Enquire sl
"a Meunt NerBons;. o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
For Reuf--R0O71aS.

TOR RENT-A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM
II a, ld4 LagTayest es
IHOK RENT - ONE LARGE FURNISHED
L front room, with heat and gas: single gentle
man preferred. Apply at "A Ransorn-st -
TOR RENT-FURNIsHEO ROOMS TO RENT
I in the Vinegar block. Enquire of + ID.
Brock. 3stt
JlOR kENT-fUkNlsHED ROOMS: STEAM
/ heated: and furnished rooms for light house.
Keeping. Apply at room lO3, New Housenan
blfck. lJi
t,OR RENT = FURNIsHED FRONT ROOMS
7 either single or en si.ite: steam heated; also
rooms ior light housekeeping. Apply Al Room IS.
1 cdysrd lock, l0l OttawS-st. 2Z6u
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
For Sale--Miscetiaaeous.

Tor SALE CHEAP-A LIGHT Two-HOksk
L larry snd pair OF bohs; purchaser csn have a
steady joo OF city delivering for a wholesale
house. Call at = kelloggst. -
r)R SALE-AS ENTIRE OUTFIT OF 4.
L CbiHery for q first class steam laundry. Cal
q once on q. A. Berwin. q Canalsg 81
NOR sALE-IaPkoVED HALL TYPEwRITl X
+ good as new at reasonable reduction.
Apply rooms IS and 81, Old Houseman building ss
NOR SALE : CANDY KITCHEN, SMALL
( stock con fectioBery goods. Small amount 500
to $50 viii start IN good business Second door
from station. Address 7. o. box ss5 Reed City,
Mich. s9
NOR sALE-E0RsE. HARNESS AND CARR
Il age; horse suitable tor driving. family or
work Enquire Nj j. W. York q sons. No. !
lonja-st., or AL Madison ave. o6ti
I,oK sALE-EXTRA NICE DRY PINE Slabs.
L by carload OF cord four foot sno stOye length,
at the wood yard o. john IL. Bruest. loi la
graves- %
NOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS NEAT BUsI-
+ ness ia good location, doing good business
lease. tools, fixtures aud stock; party going 70
leave town Apply this otlce ~
nor SALE my TORsE HARNESS AND
+ buggy: can be see - Hodges, Louis-st- II.
" Reynolds IS
TOR SALE : EXTRA NICE DRY K1NDLING-
Z wood al $50 per load delivered Grand
Rspios NepeerCo. asstf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
HoxrYNooN.

Say. Perkins. old boy, why don't We see
YOU st lhs CLUB any more. Has YOUR
mother-in-law shut down on you2' NO.
Brown; the fact Of the matter is. my home
IS so happy now that there is no induce.
ment for .se TO leave it. You look incredu-
lous, but is a positive fact. You see, my
wife used TO suffer so much from functional
dersngemsnts common 10 Der sex, that her
spirits and her temper were greatly affected.
lt was not her fault. Of course, but IL made
home unpleasant al The same. But now.
since she has begun 10 take DR.. Pierce 5
Favorite Pfescri ytion. she has been 40 we'll
and so happy that we are having cur honey
moon all over again
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
AOe,,fs--U Wanted.

WANTED - RELIABLE MAN ACQUAINTED
w in Tie city to act as special agent for lead
IL fiin. also one for the country. Cal or aa
dress Chas W Moore, room 40, Old Housemsn N
building. =
yyAETED-RELIABLE AGENT FOR KENT
" County TO sell 6chofeld's NaPorizing In
haler quick seller and good profits. Call or ad-
dress II Mathews d Co, 56 sixthst, state agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
IfnnfeI-BOOr6.

WANTED - By A SMALL FAMILY OF
W adults. rooms and board fn a private
family cs ntrally 10 sted. Thee or folr rooms
with bath room: mus. be firxt class table and
acc omr datiuns. liberal pay Address fisl
Class oard, JeIegrsin-Herald Office. ;.
YVANTfD - BOARD BIZ USG LADY
" VIII IS employed dunug the DAG; must .
within ia c minutes walk OF Cherry aad sou
u on-sts private family prcie ed: must ue
cheap Answer Immediately. I. 2. o., box 5,
Ie. exram- Herald on G. q
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

Feur snrsssd susi aioesv rrssors-.
irczsl p serir -e..s r. - r-iscn - a.
srz. N-~ ferx. tls vcu-ss ~ is,-.-u
'tisrei sd s1wsse ier'sisssco. "a. L.
saure essias ssseesi s3 - c,rsr,.,
s,s-s1i rftacnl ivrsisalnx anv rr-cf,ra-
et, a., - 1tr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

IrGTNO--A IADfEs HOOP EARRING. eoLn
a1soe.
IroTNp-THAT THr KA9IF STAN T4f
Eessss - n fsnsl4st srrus cui tfe trs'
Fosk a cissr a. tyssrg sd retsirirg 81 q lis-,
So gee1k liothi1e- 80 here srd cc1visce
To1~scf ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

FURNITURE STORED. MOVED AND PACK
r cd By Mrs q. walker. Nos is 70 D. south
Diris on 81 on short noiice. i97
RNfTJRE sIoRfD. PACkEB AND
moved Fxpert psekoTs sent on short notice
by Rsdci!s 4 Holt IL south Division r.. ttie-
phone Ne. tsl Jan'y g 50
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
Situations Wonfed-Fenlale.

WANTED DESTINATIONS FOR GIRLS TO DO
" general homework. can give good refer
ences. Call at s5 Monroe ST., alley City En-
pl Yrnent Osiee 30
a. tJANIED-PUsITlON By A YOUNG LADY
w who Is a competent stenosrapher. system
Grahsns speed l5 words per minue, can oper-
at. caligrsph rapidly. long and practical exper-
ieroe ir keeping accounts. business correspond
ence and Office duties address B. NJ % Hign-st.
Nes, Dsirci. Mich. 80
yNANTED-A GIRL TO WORK OFT By THE
W dsy for Washing and genea a. horsework.
Addrts Carpet Cleaning Works. l5s Monroe-st 50
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

I osT -NoNEY IosT b EvER RTB0DY THAT
A. hes srr tiesn NJ p co1r.rR to e fsfe i1
trt cis% srTff & they 80 - - 80 Fsf >
-,exm IRE rorss" Ne q csasI@ f6s
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

tsssAss Drntzr w.s. -. n,
I. s's 's-s'o'' q ainne~ess saa yT,-coasia
: =. 'eo'i 'Fs'eis "a the or.at wss,
= ss's psr Hs3ssinr. II. se..,;.s !,
-. W - ~eaase sua Nslisoo resssvs
s-.., 800, -, ea' NJ. wsKszs made =
ey n ais ts, ''ana ksesds
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

7 tEE SHoRF 4 MICHIGAN soUTHEEEs
Eslsusserss Division

~ fsgrrfrz EEs<euF !. - "a - re-srnnzz-.
a rrn-zx fssir extsSt s8xr
Tfrre-r-B. 90 ess r. re<vn o. herfss tzss@er,
II rr~r - tsF - secryts a noc Tsekss - -
3. Horrrse-st-. sro - 3s7sa
sef1 f.f4tIsef
T-f fref aeuf
Gro =. Nrxzt.s Cts T3okrs tesuI
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

IA W'a''sor. oss. R..,r.,. a.,
e.- ,.,'.s 'a'as 97ess and sooa !, -.
as'et s'ases is ceoaa,as. ~. -. !. 'os
et taeir greates. hsss bslt - : ses
Caonrs Cansda sn-~s.cs : =
isri era ~ slcss kreas saa v,e.s -.
inst naw =
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

Fae esEzsri ih Sew Nerk sezr,. +.
BAR, rsconpi So ssrs~sersss Ia.
i7ec en- t-rt setl - - nsfrspo.ss 81
-->ssr seals : srarg So ss.es.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

WANTED SITUATION AS A STATIONARY
w engineer. Apply at iSi Aiehigan-st. 81
IVANTED-A BOY NOW STOPPING AT ST
W Marks Bone wants a place where he eau
DO light work aud earn a little money 81
tNANIED = POSITION - A WHOLESALE
w grocery. By midd e-aged man; five years
experience IN the business Address X, box 4,
this ofic-. 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. APRIL ? ANY OF
" ice work ty eXperieng ed bookkeeper.
Sslsry not 50 mucn an object a. permanent posi-
tlon with chance ~ rise; best city references
Address b, box 5, Care Telegram Herald. 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

IETANTEI5- ~ vERYRoDY To KNOW THAT
w We -f furnish chsi1s srf tshlsS On short
nofice for psrfes ~ any nd. walkers Pr
niture store. south uiYision s. oupeSite Living
stous sex 1af
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
Democratic Ward Caucuses.

The Democratic eleciou Of the city o. Grand
Rapid are requested 20 meet la Csuc - Ia their
March. lsss Al % O'clock. p a. oominaf<
i've delegates ~ the Democratic CITY topvsntisx.
csno dsies TO- ward Offices. and FOR such otnef
business NAY come before tbe meeting The
osUcBses viii be held IN the several ssfdk ss
foiiews
Prs waro-Bo1 lands n all GrsDdvins
Second Naru-ru pcrior lour Icons
Third Nsrc-0reDels Harcw otort % 5ef.
fcrBIr-nvf.
Fonrih Wsrd-Circuii Cauri Roowt
Igfh Ward Baldwin House
si1th Ward EnR.ne house
-eVenth n ara Germ anla Hal
Elcith Wsrd-TurnoTs hsl
pErTE DOBhN.
- chsrmsn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
Mus skegOn

Czze. a. = ezzex. Ave. AExT RiSck fhs
= El1e[-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

nor SALE - SMALL FRUIT FARM. TEN
L acres win house and barn. four miles west
0f Cssuoyix VIII sell or exchange for ely pro-
perry. Cal or address ~ Seconest.. CITY 50
NOR sAIE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
L properly, farm OF a acres, tour niles sOuth
Of Hsll-sL inquire OF Watson 8 fFost. lSs Grand
yiileaye ivS
NOR sAIE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS,
good farms and city property iof sale cheap
also money 70 loan. Gail ~ Loyett block, Cana
ST.. opposite Sweets Hotel A T. A1usdel- All
NOR eALE-GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
Byron Centre good hetfl and bar con-
nected and good reasons for antins 70 sell al
dress Nm Mary AdSon. Byron Centre. Mich fltl
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
Only at o'HARA's.

Where do ladies generally
60 10 get those kandsome
beaded Toilet Slippers for
$l.55 or $l.50l