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The National tribune., 1888-03-08
BRAIN-RACKERS.

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ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE FEB. 10.
Conundrums-I. Because il IL full of spirit for
the soldier. 2 When left to her own reflections
iin mirror. 3. They are cIub-raiseTs. 4. II is
capable OF bearing address "a dressj. 5. King Ed
ward the Thirteenth
A Reversible Garment--Waist- coat
Rhyning CharaGe-Monkey-r ail
Decapitations-P Preach reach, each.
An Auswcr-raT-tar
Wonder Enigma-Natural Bridge, Virginia.
Letter Enigma-Postal autograph.
CRYPToGRAms.
zxg dvoo bih kzig gsviy'l dsviv gsy srnH orvh.--
Capt VIII III. Se&han, Dennysyiiie, Me.
To :" Pat Riot: Nid7Si as g9ion. % A.
Kota," Mapleion. Oak.
HIDDEN CHARACTER.
To deceive begins me; none follows and the
plural number Of high class of animals end me.
Ny whole means niekname.-"old BAY State
Boy"
CONDEMNED ENIGMA
My1,2.s,4 is undoubtedly possessed by every
one OF the whole race of /, 2, "a SO, Z, s(my
whole, while my s. 6, 7, 8 ends praysr.-Soward
Stanford, Philadelphia, Pa.
CHICAGO ENIGMA.
My g. 2, Is to peruse;
~, 8, is an emblem of a nation;
10, 2, 8, /, 2 4, IL is what the soldiers received
during the war.
BY whole ID what happened In Chicago since the
war
Harry C. Smith, s. OF ", Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
MOTTO TANGLE.
YIN tomot 81 nohtyse 81 eth sebt loyipo;
Nda hpeo het g. G.. dinerfs
AehV poddRte eht aesm ototm.
-" Red Chief" Box 103, Ekport, Iowa,
CHARADE.
While out one day, my second spied,
My frat saw him do,
| To catch him of no avail,
| Ii seemed as II lac few
| My wholes game oft played by boys,
| Amusing to the mind;
Now put your heads together, pray,
by riddle you will find.
Nell" Omar, Q.
OLDER THAN ADAM.
Ere Adam was, my early days began;
ape each creature, and resemble man:
| 1gently creep DER tops of tender grass
Nor leave the least impression where PAST
Touch me you may, but can ne'eMhe felt
Nor ever yet WAS tasted heard or shislt,
Yet seen by each; if not, be sure at night
| You'll quickly find me out by candle light
| Emma Beck, New Lisbon, o.
ALI AMERICAN SOVEREIGN
| In mankind generally the frsts defined
| The same of State we find we'll call to minds
Second persuasion. also a kind of view,
While of idea and estimation the same is truas
| Wholes sovereign of the land,
| Whose deeTeea are not always grand;
Though sure they are very often slow;
| AS many In the pass have come to know.
1 --R. Van Wrinkle
The National tribune., 1888-03-08

Every mother should keep Ayers Cherry
Pectorsl In case Of Group and sudden colds.
The National tribune., 1888-03-08

The Connecticut Mutual Life Company now
AZ years cid, shows q splendid vitality in it's
annual report, which we publish to-day. 1t is
sentative methods are known far and wide
Without repeating its significant figures, we
would say that its assets reach 800 128, 500 net,
and that its surplus is S., 4s6, 430 Connecticut
standard). The policies in force reach nearly
Sl5l 100000. The economy of administration
is indicated by the fact that the expenses were
about per cent. OF receipts. Few companies
can show as strong record, none stronger
one.
The National tribune., 1888-03-08

Tokology-the very BEST Book for Women.
The National tribune., 1888-03-08
The Old Silver Spoon.


How fresh in my mind are the days Of my sick
meas,
When tossed me In pain, all fevered and
sore;
The burning, the nausea, the sinking and weak
ness,
And even the old spoon that my medicine
bore.
The old silver spoon, the family spoon.
The sick-chamber spoon that my medicine
bore.
How 10th were my er-parched lips to receive
it,
How nauseous the stuff that it bore to my
tongue,
And the pain st my inwards, oh, naught could
relieve it.
Though tears of disgust from my syebs1ls If
WTung.
The old silver spoon, the medicine spoon,
How awful the stuff that it left on my
tongue.
Such is the effect of nauseous, gripping med.
icines which make the sick-room a memory Of
horror DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pei
let's on the contrary, are small, sugar coated
easy to take, purely vegetable and perfectly Of.
feotivs. % cents vial.
The National tribune., 1888-03-08

Coughs, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, etc., quickly
relieved by BRowa's BRONCHIAL TRooBEs. L sim
pie and effeetual remedy, superior to s other AEti
cles for the same purpose. Sold only IN bosss.
The National tribune., 1888-03-08

Daisy n WlnchelI, Baskan Knu 4 !: n 4, I1.svIs
EirksmRnvilie, Ky. 5 James ~ Aiger Swer,n
>ooat, Mass, 8; Il. n. Wilson, Delhi, Iowa. S; WI.
The National tribune., 1888-03-08
Then and New.

The New York Herald sneeringly says:
"Cluba which call themselves Grand Armies
. . the tone Of their demands is truculent
and offensive" The Mugwump Boston Herald
reprints the screed heading it ''The Pension
Mania" Twenty-Five years ago the men who
now compose these clubs had another ma
MIA" It was for singing We are coming,
Father Abraham, 10000 more" They were
not fouted and gibed at in those older days.
The National tribune., 1888-03-08
o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

To exchange: " Dora Darling" for est. Elmo. 80
Harry Davenport, West Branch, Iowa Watch
for revolver, books for best offer-I.ouie A Shaw
Montezurna, Kan. Printing press for best offer
The National tribune., 1888-03-08

Don't hawk, hawk, and blow, blow, disgust
ing everybody, but use DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

s<g-issy .aasrs.s6 s11 srssssd - Ia l.lA
soa sns rsesssss e<ess ssssrs = zriss- n
oo1ss4s4s2ss ~ ia .clsi xsat esr lseAsE. br.
A Lsy. a2s pos-P-szs1 s-s eo2ss1s-
s44asa 80 - ALas.zas-
H2z. G. ; Nogss speaker - IAs ssssSr
cnzsesls zQ2s. Il kssrsssn ss1vss. vs tns
s1sss - NJ. wsitsf Sa.th sas anily eGE-
.ag - DzsS sesk
~ cRaflz r. 04kss. ~ sssSsz. ass rs-
t9F1e1 eons StsF ys4ss8t Vislt sta IS
rs sfisas = s1t krs 5szss l. Fltz aa1
Aas Pa a. Frss4rsea
hsa. Perry hsaasa slfs saa aA<Es o<r.
st ksssrss CHy. 3fs g4ss1 esrs. II Ia
Hsaa4a 80 ineisrs - bEldaD8i1 a. tas
Lose Blozissls ~S4cnk
sr > SnodxFs<s hss retired from the
drag ara ef reex Bftoefs out tie eGsi
n-ss ~li Be carries Sn - 0so.i - ksss1s.
Iaoz&.s .ad JoAn Pecx.
~ aaa Ars u Z Bisssll. Ms J. N
ksshbon-. As. {. b. JRac. kiss hstus II.
Waite sa1 Miss Ads A0rt0s. sps1t . lev
a-ys 10 Chicago al sesE.
Nr and hrs Eaxsa- Hsmiit0n .rs ne~
pleasantly ssstisd IA their s4Dosoms aes
sons ca founlain-sL. shich sss dsslkssa
snuEely ~ Mr. Hzmilteo.
Mr. snd 2s Bert Barasa nee Mis-
-f9AAi~ Lou sby ~rrs MATTEL fe--lt
g Kalamazoo. afS ice guests OF AR. Barnes
slstsF Ars. Carroll HsrfmAn-
sn- J. u. Goodyear AID Miss Jennis
HsiliYeil. of ctsrtloE. Ohio. sisLsF sad nis =
Of Mrs. l. G. ssssr are vlsiuns hsr a. heF
rssiaeace. II LEIDgstOn-sl.
Miss Conssncs n White. OF London
knEisnc. has zfFits1 In this city VI. steam
ship Cary Of Ne. York. for les mSnfhs
vlslt Wttb her brothsr Aigernon r. Waite
/ Of kirst- ave-
Mr.. LUeius Torrsy while attending col
/ lege a. Am Arbor last year, uss hit By q
sase ball IN the temple. aud In falling sas
teined serious further injury oy striking
/ hls head. near the base Of the BRAIN. OF
soss bard substance. since returning tfou
/ Pstosssy he h4s been counnsd 10 his bec
1 by orders from the stts ndsut peys1cisa
Who sgstes thst several montas of absolut,
rest ia bsd will bnng his patient out 81
| night again G0yes Gazeste.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21


Mr.. Harry BedeIl has returned from the
West
Mr.. viii Gilbert. of Ypslanh is at the
Irving.
Miss Trovbridge, Of ToIsdo, is guest at
the Warwick.
Or. and Mrs. Sehsn1srhorn are the gassts
OF ffisnds in Sc. Johus
Mrs. r J. Pis-r. is expected home from
the East on Tuesday next.
Mrs. ". D. Lyf1hs. of Sheldon-st., is
visiting frisuds in Chicago.
Raw. r. K Bennett aud family are In
Ann Arbor Visiting friends.
Miss Marie Wilson has rstuFnsd from an
extended Summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. B. Mead have
returned fIon Orchard Laka
Rev. ". r Richardson Is spending three
weeks with trends IN iadizns.
Miss DAISY Bsrdsn Of Reed City. is visit-
inx Der sister. Mrs. W +. Chapman.
nr. Charles Sbsp.rd wss czilsd % Chicago
on professional bgsipsss daring the week.
Mrs.. r Chapman bss rstarnsd home
from q three mon rs visit "a OtaEs, Ont.
Miss Hsu utmsn 70 sxpscted hons
from VssssF 10 attend the Lors-Blodssts
Wedding.
Ms. t. J. De Forest and children. of
A an Arbor. are -is,tiug Dr. and Ma G. II.
Johnston
NJ. 6rans Lees caves % Tussdsy for
Washington. y. G., -hsre 10 vii maze bis
future home.
NJ. James 0. I.sry. Of P.srosis, csnads.
= vstng MS uacis NJ. N. Ring. is2
t5rsndriiiesr--
Ni.- BE = Pierce Of Chics~o is visiting
Nr ksnds.i designer tor ths Phnaix Far
niiurs C0mI snT.
NJ Ed~n Cole and Nrs. G.o-r- n.
Nhils spent . oars ~ TIE seex vita fFssads
sssr SslspszoA
Mss Amsnas Rsshho1s has fstarned
frnr 1isss~at IS Rits r-isti~ss - e1;1
an nt. Pisssast Men.
Nrs. Judge Stons Of Houxht1n. UDrer
Fsnfosuis. = su~73ins ssme tine vish asr
dsnghts-. Ms Chsrpli1.
s~ Nsas I.foris. 81 Chicago. r.tarned
hcnls Isle 1sr rfs- q Visis Of ssFsrs.
~se=s = - frfs IA N this eitT
NJ and Mrs Lhsrsss r. ks.ssy srs e.
t6rfe' - their frisrds AZ their pretty nsw
. aenc- ~ South Prosp-ct-S
rbe sisse- Gsxs sod Rsrzirt hsv. =.
fnrr-d Eou Chicago ~1srs tsev ~snt -
Secure 80 .stess metropolitan esnc-s.
Nr Dear Rica Dont. of DsToft ~hs hss
ne~a f1e xaest q NJ Charles Eoe durinx
sss -ssk ~eek = a. sceorapii<hed pssnist
NJ = y Becker sd Mss Enra B-cE.-
icft Fss sr3aY i0v saginaw - sfrsrd -
n srsi ~ 2fss Fsulirs Rscks-. = csuan
W-s. IL y. Thseler les SO Los sne-.--
q. TA6s~ l4rs - 80 se~ sen
Ra-@ser. sao h2s aesn there fsr tae lsst
Fesr.
N~ wm Aids. S~ssh . --wre.~s ~s-
hruss a the corr<T 81 C1sszop p-s~x 49,
axzn-sgs if 49, - see1p 81 - -
aihe~
Nss Fraaxie Oar rsf ~.t1 1uSts . -
~prs sresaent on trsV 49, Whfie ~r~s-
,ns 3 - ~ ssi~7 etser ea7-e
sse sfazn elsd n an@a - 1eT. sn6f 81
t~~ Ia - - 80 .-~~~-<> a& k>rs sss
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

The short, dry. backing cough. which an
nouncss the approach OF consumption. has
been apply termed . graveyard cough. The
peril Is great and near ~ hand. bat II can
be surely sverted with Dr. Piefce's Golden
Medical Discovery, . botsnic remedy, with
out peer for pulmonary. throat and liver
affections. and tor all ailments which, like
hsves .crofulous origin. and
also for erupuons and sores. indicating inn
purity OF the blood. Druggists oil sell IL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21
Dtbbfe Essconb =

Tiers vas very soioTabie Wedding Tues
80 evening 81 ne residences Of Mrs. C. Z.
r gcoms. - Lsgrsve-st Ths pSTsiss to the
~eftinr we're Mr. Frsnx = nibois ssd
h 80 rsriie A kdrcomo sud tha Ceremony
~as performed by Rev f. r. Bennett. Ths
sride wore a very becoming gown IT cream
ftenT.effs sd fsiiie Francsiss six With
tsuso oEas. Sc carried lsrgs o0uqgst Of
rnssS. seorEs stek stes ofiic isisd a. xroouas-
sa sud Ma Iesie swan psriormea toe
nsrt 81 ertdesu al very Pr~fnIy. Ihs esra-
mnng va shert ciosing ~fth prayer. afsr
steb T-rvocdv kissed N bride
etsret congratulations and settled
s9rn Cd 81 sleg21t welding lunch and a.
fFeni1E of social pleasure The presents
rers numerous. isstF and in many iu-
ssrces costly AMI we're evidently sincsra
o. s.erres Of esteem Among The Kffis vas
= se. rf uins snld silver spoons from TIE
1s rustess ef sos F0antssn Susst Baptist
rrv-rh
A. snd We Dihnle Of ~ IN. ate trsin
o. lne West. sut I'll - 81 homs a. "a
arraVe-st. after Nnrsrnhsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

The guests a. the Livingston TO the num-
Der OF forty played progressive pedro on
Thursday evening. Playing began at $50
md concluded at III O'Clock. DR.. Brigham
won ladies nrst prize. Henry Grinnsll. Jr-
gentleman's irst, while the second prizes
vsre won by Mrs. Remington and Mr..
Charies Remington
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

NJ II. WUbey. q Ala, and Miss Clara
Colds. OF this city. we're married on Thurs-
day evening Al TIE residences OF Mr.. Charles
Nsx6sld. four miles east of this city. on
tbs Cssrads road The house vas oeausi-
fully decorated With flowers. roses prsdon-
mating Rev. J. :. Clark. Of Ada, psr-
forned the Ceremony, AZ tns conclusion Of
~aich ths $50 guests present. offered sin
csrs coogratGlatons. The bride wore a.
ssgzst gown OF hsliotrops satin. Miss
llfian " Wilkinson, OF this city, vas
maid of honor Shs vorr a gown Of
sai,s noiss. Miss Mary Colds. OF Ionia,
I'D Mis- C. Wtbsy. Of Ada. ocicistsd ss
bridesmaids Mas Colds wore White al
hstross with ace draperiss. Miss
thsy wore white cashmere
vitn Trimmings Of surah. John
s. sndsnbsrg. Of this city. vas the groom
best man. snd Mr George Shirley, OF this
city sad NJ H brown. Of Kalamazoo,
= 80 attended With The brids maids Mr.
80 ofiics % usasrs. Among toe guests the
.oiIowing we're present Judge and Mrs.
Bur.l1g game. NJ. and Hrs. J. y. Breeze,
Mr sd Ms rs. Hayes Mrs snd Mrs..
iamphsn. Ms q. 3. Wilkinson. A.ss
Adtie Csnfsld. al Of ibis city. from
othsr piscss lhsrs sers. ar. and Mrs. J. n
Csrmody aad NJ. AID Hrs. ~. Andrs~a
ef lsckson. Mich Mr " Evers ~ Dstroit
Ar ~ Mccall. of London Canada. a1d
n - Eils Avsrg. of Quincy H. The happy
cuunfs rers tns rsrIDisnts Of large
rumosr OF osauiif1l HitA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

There is help aud pleas ure
for every housskeeper, real
help and pleasure, unexpected
help and pleasure. The cost
at the end OF the year Is moth
ing az all. We prove 1t.
For ten cents now we send
the LADIES' Home Journal and
Practical Housekeepsr al the
rest of the year. beginning
September. That l. what
proves IL
The October lumber is on
the news stands SIX cents.
There are 10000 families in
the State Of New York that
know all about 1t.
Send it In silver or stamps.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Mrs. J. ID. Lacey gave kettledrum on
THURSDAY last in honor Of her mother, Mrs.
Harriet winsor who Is her guest A large
number OF visitors were entertained aud
the AFFAIR wssa mogt delightful one. Mrs
Lacey has also issusc inVItatlons for recep-
too ~ her residences. l5t Washington at,
on Thursday next from 10 . p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Attention is called TO the new and ele.
CANT line Of Stamping Patterns. for which
We are the sole agents. Call and examine
them. Work done quicker aud cheaper
than any place in the city. Sole agents for
the celebrated Standard Sewing Machine,
exclusive agents for the Stein way, Haines
Bros, Hallet & Davis Pianos, No. 13
Fountain-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Two pr0niDens young society psopls Of
he Taird ward vsrs 10 Asvs been married
tLis Fall. bat for good and suricisnt rsa-
,ons OF tnsr own the Wedding has been
c.lsrrsa gutli Spring ln consequence OF
this post ponemsct u has been earrsatly
ruuorsd gaAL tas saAtch vas ~or There
=. however. 40 pundation whatever Tor
H. lnnr
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

A very pleasant surprise vas given by
number Of Young peopke on Miss Ida Red
iagton. OF IL Wenham-ave. The donkey
prizes were won by Miss Margaret Hosg
and NJ. Cluster DavidAon. Refreshments
we're served and the svning was spent very
pleasantly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

On Monday -ysnlsg sixteen young people
me- a. the rsslss snes Of A.ss Nellie kirk-
iAnd. or Lasrss-st.. sCd organized pedro
c.ub. A very p.ssssnt evening wss scent.
zDd it sas d-s. led t1At roe ciuD should
nsest fortnighsSy Oa Mednesoays. ihs
next meeting I'd be he'd a. tns residence
81 Miss hsslba Belknas. On Aadlson-aye..
on WsdnssdsY Oct. 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

One OF the most entertaining musical
events Of the season will De given by the
Aurora Club Orchestra. shortly after slec-
ton. a. Hartman's Hall. They will be
assisted by the hstle favorito Miss Blanche
Miuderhort, accompanied oy . portion OF
the orchestra The programme Is an
exceedingly novel one.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Our plush garments are the talk Of the
town Elegant Seal Plush Jackets at siiT5
beautiful Sea Plush Wraps. si6 Seal Push
Sacquss. res sea- ornaments, so. The
hsrdsomest and Chespsst Plush Ciosks in
the city. r ". WURzBupG.
Canal-,t. and lrtsosnt-ave.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21
A Coming Kfrmss.

A kirmes is looming up in the near
fntare. bat it will be gSen without the
sccssstoDs OF the booths. The dances will
be particularly fine.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21
v. c. MURRAY { co.
20 1I0nr0e-St.
Re-Registration Notice.

To tEe 1pa.i1ee re ioas q. -af f-'t ns Grad
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osr 80 - fur..rv a. f,r ~ rst 81 f..s ~ Hn
seutef lsss tnEs tss teaf 81 lices ~ -
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rof tBc purpts.f r. uEt as a--lros 81 Eesl
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FiFs = sr4 ,ecsBn PreotaC --ts. Hsust Nfsss-
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SECOND nsfd-Olo kurerof our Raor. koTef
biDS Pear n.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21
SPECIAL SALE

OF Hosiery and Underwear for the coming
week. Everything IN Ladies. Gents ana
Childrep's Underwear at special prices fer
one week only. K. w. WURzBUEs,
Canal-st and Crescent-ave.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

On Monday evening isst fis1t Harry
Van snaf of HeieBs. Hontsas sud Aiss
Lens s-o~r Rernei p vsr- npr-sed a. ne
fsslfenrs ef .be brides mother M. Milo
ro~a 4 al. Fsrnon-sf. The bride ~ss
tfrrsl. fer sH ret ~ pretty travelling
Hrr ~ Knapp 80 rrue1 the cerr-
n.rr er n.rh 80 eiegsuf cni s.foa wks
ferEf Sc siiaIr 80 Ferg 1efef
1.e rss ana a iss fn.imste nerds
ar7 - hsrrT errr.- received a
esv- ear se~ eesBE.u' 4ihs re uiiag "a
ereEe ar tsrassuaa tsa.s a rrs tt-
..-rt 20. slsrasr ~ siver~ars rhfv
- sfse .rti- fsr hrias' trfr - -
rer sia. r~is N-w York
al tsf - fsf1r1faz
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21
Cloth for Mems aud Boys 0vereoats il
great variety sold cheap.
VoIeHr HIRPoLsaErxER & Co.
On Ny PooR FIEr,

Don't suffer any longer. l remove corns.
bunions and ingrowing nails. and treat the
feet in general for men, women and chill
dren. without pain. at the Turkish Bath
House. corner Monroe and Iopis-sts.
N. 8. LABoURsLIxR
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

ar. Shelby Compton. formerly Of this
city, bat for some time past travelling agent
Cor the II. ". Johns Pssnt Company. was
marrisd October 10. n Columbus. Ca.
70 Miss Juliet Hndson. q society belle
fara Gus for her beauty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

An economical person will save money
by purchasing of the Star Furniture Com
pany. Not only is their stock complste,
but well assorted also. The Fall stock is
an extensive one and we'll worth an in
spectiOn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

2. 500 Yards of 36iuch Tricots at &c per
yard. 500 yards of s2inch all wool Hen.
riettss At s2c per yard; 80 pieces all-vool
TucOts at &c per yard. Bargains In all
kinds Of dress goods.
+. ". WURzBUEG.
csnal-st- and Crescsnt-ave.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Do not buy your reception or opera bon
nets before examining our hne Partisan
novelties. Just received by Adams 4 Co.
90 Aonroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

You are requested TO meet at Post room
Monday afternoon. october D. at O'Clock
sharp. TO attend the funeral OF ComrSde W.
ID. Anderson. SaNCEI WsTTE, Com.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21
THE SOCIAL SEASON
Ire Usual sUNsss Or ssicss.
Aad 81 ls were sst lor 80 gFsssg sriass
saa H@FpF as'-saas sh<s Ns4ba
sseialg Fi-a 81 F.F.asaas
faaaza-fF

Ese east sesk 14s aruisnsd tns -s1ai
sa8fa st brides. aaa Ia to fsscFl ptlsas of
tSs ss4aiar festivities. solisiy E4s 3 saiY
f.rGs.l I1la me 1lazs ans g.afs % q poiitl-
eai cas- a4is1. faers 81 b. 40 iAacas
isress anni sifsr siscilou. ssen tass 80
E4iG sfslbsts sfh s4Ii paEiisz
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

TIE star Furnit5rs Company. foo so5ih
Division 81. s-s showing a. s'eesut lins of
casirs. Their ss>orta asnt ia isrgs ore
sad many of TIE bsudsousst novelties
imazizsole srs on display
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Watches, diamonda jewelry. handsome
variety Of new styles, pins. rings. studs.
chains, ETC., just received at Hervey's Jew
slry store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Fnis discounts thsm az f1ns usw sLoet
81 WsLI PAFsk ,of aAlf prlos tor . ss~ dzys
ear. y. 4. DgsHAx
- SouIn Dislslou-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Undervear-Uud Uudervesr-Undsrwe a
VOigt, HerDolsheimer & Cos.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Loos o. fesss pTicss Ne De. psstsfAs
% a. psBsF 0Gls os1ts PEI roii ssss
wszts o-Asks B o<2Ss p~s rOlA glt 1<psrs
lfS3 . {. ~ oeEss psx EgA
o. NJ btNaAk
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Gents Laundried and Unlaundried Shirts
in our Gents Furnishing Store
VoIGHT, HxRPoIsHEIhrR & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Have you seen those nev silk umbrellas
st Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co.'S They are
beauties.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

foslsssd . a1ns<r u sEslss-s - 1s A.
80. N s.~sa .aaen lEazdsa ne ls<f-
"a. g-sfs CssE.hxfaaa Gsll@claAss "a
cszsss 90 B4<sass xsd Ss2<<s-
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A1.irs s.s s.sn .n8 ssa2s g -ef la-'aiss
itx-1s Il tefssxs 4ssa
Afsr tss aoss u ne hssrsry prSsrssa @@
ass frowsFssxs. 81 Is.sco. ~as i1sfSsai.e-'
= "a 4.ass . lhs eiss AL <.Fs -AsiA .
e. krs "a "a ssae prlacl - q zee fs-s
- ka f-oNel'fEs 81 tsac1sf - go
sa1sa .sa ~rl ssaEt a aAss iE a. Nt'f
hsf rsmafxs ~sfs eQfd 4ifF rscsafS1
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

csps2s IA wszt - nals Cntsss sns
Wa kxksg sss so0s NE s1san~ss sxsis.
- hssinx rtEsc aP ssfs Es~t bsrs~s
eA0D a. Il IsEs-sL nssz &eoEos
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

New Stock of Fur Trimmings at voigt
Herpolshsimer & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Jackets in endless variety at voight, Her.
DO asi mer A Cos
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Jackets IN endless variety at Voisht. Her
poisbeiner 4 Cos.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Ar entire nsw li1s of siik umbreliss in
endless variety. gold and silver heads.
N0IeT. HERPoLsHEIxEs A co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

ladies' Uadsrwsrr IN fissr.rt strl.s a.
Fsist Hsrpcisheimer 4 Cos
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

A. fhs fu-nitu-s -s-e-00-as o. tbs Sfsr
Furniture Com osnv wfA - f7usd -srv
hsntson,. ifae - esdrror suifss ~ greet
msar srv'es Fiae rsi1es sTs rsn. sa3 IS
~ouif ~e srsr snr ~. . u1sKs visit
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

resr aue r.nN r1use - shelios -
- res gEier-ag srsr1oos, and =
81 s exec 'srt prezraHrrs VS. prssented.
Tee arf Hreeer wss pcern s7of.est
.sss - ts <cD- 81 ves foilo~ed - .
sss..nz. ka~ ~4STspas 81 sp<AAa Ksrs