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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
MISS cRuTg MARRIED TO cARLlLE.
The Kansas City Lawyer and His Tnfatu-
ated Ward Made One.

F4WEEe3 ~ 49, - =&EEff4=RT
The Kansas City Lawyer and His Tnfatu-
ated Ward Made One.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.--W. D. Car
life, the Kansas City lawyer, who has be-
come notorious by Ills atttern TO shooitIDSr
Munford, and by his domestic complica-
lions, married his rich ward, Sarah Crute,
yesterday. The decree Of divorce granted
Mrs Garlic by the Napa court was fled
the day before. AT o o'clock in the morn
ing Garlic, accompanied by Miss Crute,
called at the county clerks office, In this
city, and, obtaining a marriage license,
was united to his infatuated ward at
noon by the Rev. DR.. Mckenzie, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church, a
prominent clergyman. The ceremony
took place in the front parlor of the
PASTORS handsome residence, and tho
contracting parties having no oonipan-
ions, Mrs. Mckenzie and q French tutor,
who CHANGED to be in the house, acted as
witnesses. After the marriage Garlic
and his new wife returned to Oakland,
where Miss Crute moved after Napa be-
came too hot for herself and Garlic. The
divorced wife is also in San Francisco.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
A new -rrans,at.on.

A little boy uptown who has just
learned TO say his prayers, and, We re-
greet to'stats, with considerable opposi-
ton, was at breakfast the other morn
ing and the waiter was putting Jumps OF
sugar in his coffee. When the fourth
lump vent in the boy put his hand on
the walters arm.
sAmen," he said briefly.
why Tommie, what do You mean by
that7" inquired his mother greatly
shocked.
'sThat means I've got enough replied
the yonngster, with his mind ON his de-
votional Observation-Disclosures Critic.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
anckten,s Arntpa satpe

The best sAlYe in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands. Chilbiain
Oorns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pos
itiyely cures Piles, or no pay required. Is
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For Sale by the Excelsior Drug Store Of
PurdJ q Breoht
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20

sOth against the wishes of Commissioners
McLeoud, Professor Hood and the
teachers generally. The city board to-
day refused the use of the high school
building, and MIR. McLeoud is out with
q circular to teachers stating that the
institute ia unnecessary and impraoti-
cable. He plainly charges that the board
is acting arbitrarily, and i~nstruets teach
ers to use their discretion at TO atten-
ding. MIR. Dye and the board stand alone
In their position, but refuse to recede.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
Sensational Discovery ofa Dead BODY.

Sensational Discovery ofa Dead Body.
Sioux City Iowa, April lS--A sensa-
ltion wal caused here this afternoon by
the accidental discovery Of q mans dead
body in the Arensdorf brewery. II prov
ed to be Albert Hiltz, one Of the watch
men who were on: duty the night the
prohibition minister, Haddock, was as.
sassinated. BY Hiitz's side lay the re-
volver OF John Arensdosf, the accused
slayer Of Haddock. Opinion is divided
ss to whether ID is o case of murder or
suicide. Hiltz is said to have been the
dissolute s~on-in-iaw OF q wealthy Mil
YANKEE lumbermau.M sg,,s
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20

i have been afflicted with catarrh for %
years. 1t became chrouic and there was a con-
slant dropping of mucous matter. 1t extended
TO my throat, causing hoarseness and great
diff Guilty in speaking, indeed for years / YVES
not able to speak more than thirty minutes,
and often this with great difficulty. l also. to
q great extent, lost the sense of hearing in the
leSt ear, and of taste. By the use Of Ety's
Cream Balm all drcppingH of mucous has
ceased and my voice and hearing has greatly
tmproved-Jss. w. Davidson, Attorney at Law.
Monmouth III
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
Damaged tho Manitoba.

st. Paul, April lS--Igisreported from
Fort Benton, Mont, that the Manitoba
over Milk river has been takse
ont BY high water and fifty miles Df
trsck washed away. 1t will take three
weeks to repair &he damage. The Mani.
teba is sefding Helena passengers. and
.perishable freight via the Northern Pa.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
Come to Beatrice, Nebraska

Cheap homes, mild climate, rich soil, good
schools; population. 10,0O0. viii double in two
years; values will also double. Will aoon be
mense water power Eight railroad outlets,
with others surveyed o! building. Come take
from all Eastern points at half rates. For cir
eulars address BOARD OF TRADE, 4
Beatrice, Neb.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
u. = -

To all who are suffering from the errors nd
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness. curly
decay, loss OF manhood, &C., 1 will send u recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in South
America sond q self-addresssd envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. INksAN, ,ssation D, Ns.s Pork Oasu
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
First Publication April IL.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the annual
~ meeting Of the Stockholders of Security
Investment company Of Yankton, Dakota, will
be held at the office Of aaid company. in the
day Of May, 1885. az 5 O'Clock D. m. for the Dur.
pose of eleoting directors for, said company for
tho ensuing year and doing any other and
further business that may lawfully como
before said meeting.
Yankton, Dakota, April Il, 1893.
E. II. WHITE, Vice President.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
Proposals.

Office of City Clerk, Yanktsn. Dakota, April
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- this office until Monday, May 7th. 1883, at
1850 O'clock p. M. for Furnishing the city with
nails and hardware for year 1885
any or all bidp.
JAMES KINGSBURY, City Clerk.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
JAMEs KINasBuRy, CITY olerl
Proposals.

18th, 1855. h.i
SEAlED PROPOSALS viii be received nj
tots office until Monday. May 7th, 1883, at
1880 O'Clock p. m for Furnishing the city with
lumber for year 1889, as follows: AKA, 2x6,
2x8, 2x10. 2x12, 3x8, Sx8, sx1o, 8x12, AKA. 8x8, 6x8'.
All lengths, Lumber to lie of best quality, OF
hard pine, not surfaced.
The c~onncii reserves the right to reject any
JAMES RINasBURY, CITY CLERK.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
Proposal

3fice Of City Clerk, Yankton. Dakota, April
SEALED. PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office until Monday. May 7th. 1888 nj
1890 o'clock p. m. for furnishing the city with
coal oil, lamp ehimneys, lamp wioks and
quality Of oil and chimneys.
The CITY reserves the right to reject any o,
JAMES KINGsBURY, oity CLERK.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20

With gronns and signs, and dizzied eyes,
He aeeka the couch and down be lies;
Nausea n faintness in him arise,
Brow-rackiny pains asssii him.
Sick ~headaehef But ere long comes ease
Hisstousoh settles into peace.
Within his head the throbbinRs cease -
Pierce's Pleasant nsver fail himf
Nor will they fail anyone. in such q
dire predicament. To the sdyspeptic,
the bilious, and ths constipased, they
are alike aa friend in need and q friend
indeed.p
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
4 Eehaol HOARD Muaa1e

Aberdeen, Oak, April 1s-Ths terri
torial board Of education has its hands.
full here. Superintendent Dye insists
upon holding acounty institute on the
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20

NEW YORK, April 19.-Dr. Agnew, one
of the attending physicians during Mr..
Conkling's illness, died yesterday after
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20
thrifty greas aud gakataiax
DR.. AeNEw DEAD.

The Enainsnt New York Physician Follows
Conkling to the Grave.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20

= decoration. sag-Bhsp No. fiS on Capitol
.Gt., between Flourish aad Fifth s~treets, Yank-
tsor. JOHN LING.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-20

DIR. Agnew's name was brought promi-
inently before the people after the shoot
inu of President Garfield In 1881. HA
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Cloves worn with full dress tciietres are ~
p.ail Suede In nso,lsqresaire style, either
cream whsto. taa or hiack- visa visiting
a1a carr1axe toslet.ss the choicc . for brt-
toned gloves with corded taexs. either OF
Sueio Or -lscs I'D, these ara tan gray OF
bie-'s, sad are fastened By four large gilt
butsoaa
For geasrsi wear and FOR service are
American gloves rfadc IN ths EBglish styles
~i-h ''drawa scalss." sesvet ike harness 70
show tao res ce the heather. these come ia
kosa dr~sssi and Incressol kid-tan. lemon,
tre-n. gray or biack-with wide silk stitca-
irz on 80 back in self color or in black, with
fear gilt buttons fastening the wrists. Gray
g,1ves are worn with yrly dresses. also with
Black lace and with blue gowns. bus tan
shades remain IN v0gls sor the greater vari-
ely of -cStusH~S Pearl gloves are shown
nads q Kid ska of such ilne sextare that
th-v repai dFss
FoT travelling and fer The country ars the
''ssc- gloves, cut very lcag. and all In one,
withors opening at the wrist. these sre made
of tao veiocss leatbe~-which "a undrsssed
kif-aad also u ~lace KID. instead of the
caalnoiS ssins formerly Used For driving,
tarlies Who hold tise rcins wear one buttouesl
gloves tiT5arycJ that is. the leather a
so,.biel inside she haud where The wear ia
greatest. thcSs are of gisce kid. With corded
backs. ~ lc-ror and tan c9,orS There ars
a,so tiIbUrycl toessln gloves for driving.
made win icn-cr wrists. thas require four
brsss tGttoas for fastening them Harper .
Eax4r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

rko GTceE 5cnnct. ~ tle by, = designed
sspsciall4 - scar visa "a Empire costume,
a1d IS "a a log turhan shage. 'si1h three
Grerk filess ca bands across the tcP, heldins
puts si lace o. tul.s betweea.
A strictly su-nnler boiInet Is made entirely
81 foliage or Eowsrs. or both. these boanets
az cals,i .'foliags bpaas-s' Or "aower
tonnets.f accordrg 90 whichever pregoils.
Aaoylt.r attractive sumIner style COASTS o.
a 5oaust ol ehite cAio braid IA some fAneiful
rattsrn thar asluils n pclis of Ehiee iisse or
taIie befwea -lc br.m esd crown. the trim
uiags are shits iowers and ribbons Tuhs
konEets fl.rn.sa yes another attractive mid
sumlaeF styic. These last, as a rule. match
A. coior Lls costume With SGsch they are to
- scrn
There T. a. graf 4 diversity In bats ss In
toaacts Ia tns Illustration a given the
fs,ti hai. = pleasing style for young and
pretty faces Tas r+dsl represented was %
Inyrtlc green straw. faced with futins Of
g,,t lace. Il was oruamented with large
hops of fawn co,ore,l SIX, striped with green
setsa. aad an elyrette Of variegated roses and
risto1 we've. leaves The ties we're u shot
MORE rli boa.
~-raw anl feghorn bats with wide brir1s
feV.ro a. ga-.ien hats and has for morning
wear IN tho country. These are appro-
rr.a.eiy trimmed With dowsrs and tuiie.
SAILOR ksss wish crosvus higher tlsa1 were
taoso o. iast summer are also IN fashion fer
misses aad yo1ng ladie<
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

"How dad interest in athletics affect the
bIEinessf'
Tho rapid increase and DEVELOPMENT Of
the interest In oas of door sports has settled
Tor good the future o. the Turkish and Rus
san bath Athletes can train down or re
cupe' now rs they were rever able TO do be-
fore. snd believe IL only thosc persons in
teres.ed in athletics were 70 pa.ronize the
TI-hish bath we should still havo a good
army OF pa-Eons-eeaagh to support all the
establishments in existence- Tue Turkish
bath. however, es have said, has come 10 be
a positive necessity, ard | look for the time
whea IL viii 10 included In the modern i'm
proveneats OK dwellings Just as now tho old
wooden and metal BATH tabs are regarded
All ciasscs Of people are interested in and de-
voted TO il. Ex-Preadent Arthur, who used
10 hashc hero at my place, would as soon
think of going without his food cs his bath.
John Kelly never missed an opportunity OF
Introducing a frisnd TO the bath. Gen
Grant was great believer in u good sweat,
o cold plunge, q brisk shampoo, n cigar and
a nap. So also was Roscoe Conkling and
others OK the same class. Clergymen, doc
tors, judges, lawyers ard editors are among
tho most regular frequenters Of the bath.
Actors whose voices so hack on them seek re-
lief from the hot vapors of tho Russian bath;
athletes gain the necessary stiuulants from
the douche and plunge New York Mail
and Express.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

A story Is told Of n postmaster whose lack
OF knowledge Of working bis own ''nest" lost
him an increesc Of 500 on his salary next
ysar. When hs sent bis ret1rns in be lacked
81 cents OF the amount called for BY the law
60 pernais an 81 justment Of his salary His
report showed tho receipts Of bis ofhcc % be
81 0oo % AS tho department allows a frac-
ton over a half dollar 10 be counted rs a
dollar. the postmaster would have been 500
nors in pocket If be had had shrewdness
enough to buY 81 cents worth Of stamps ont
of his own pocket Since he sent his report
be has learned his mistake, sad anybody in
tho county TOW can kick hin Els was tho
only case OF the kind in The 2,5c0 IL cause,l
nrnch r1eTrimens amo7z tho clerks in the
poStoeirr department w ashfugton Cor.
R8lEiz-ora American.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15


Lord Sars~shsry Eas z.te blg rhi7s
sut a Is aola~lsss tlrs a4le<
ssuassr z4wisy - tass gzE11tsd |. nsw
px0leeEsls foF Fiasss czz1en-
Ps1ak E<ss.s, q ssa Ersaeisce, Las wora
a silver sias.Pips far t'ssnsy years
Ths Pvlzos u v Alss rexaEsy srps~red
xlta : bFig1s rsd wa1sszs4s Sith ~hits srotz
4 A. Lssssrs persists N go pr>nsss shat
shs P4Eana 1anal sil - anishes "a tEo
ysarz.
SlF zsrel 2acksnzis Is as.icted vifh ssth-
ma sn8 szaa<-s srraD0alUm cigarettes &c 90
tzsn relief tnerefroEa.
A giDe snoxsi 81 9~1- gaesssn wsals -
~es przsi4sAt n.1s apsiy besn prseztsd -
tas Ss~ EaglAaa Historical soeisGy-
Kax.lsA p2r1azasnt . prsysst ths gathering
Il wlld ho~erz
Th0nAs A. Edlson. TIE inventor, VIII sead
- each cF0wned hsad q EurvPs perfscssd
phonsgraph SssA a present VIII SPEAK for
iEsssl
NJ A " Longfslles, brother Of ths pea.
IS wz4 ka0wn Fss4dsnt of Portlaed, he.
ho IS usarly . years Cd and bears strong
Resemblance - his rEsors faEzss4s orotner.
An early portrait q ths poet Browning,
sooa to 10 paiaishsd in eollec.ioa of his
poems. IS sas4 - represeHt a y0lAZsh man,
with DARK haiF, rather II sA4psd wkisksrs
and dscidedly Hs5raic cast Ok eOoatsn4ncs.
Hsrry Cary, % Ksy West. Fla, has q
noVel shaped potato Standing AZ |. distance
u six or scven faet, ozs could not tell I;
from q Wild tlc< which had been deprived
0f Is body feathers, and 70 make the ceiu-
sion more perfecs he had Inserted fsv tai
fsalherz
TaeeO IS sad news from Muaich concerntne
the poor Young mad King Otto, who wan
des about his big lonely palace outside ths
city Re has abandoned hts last distraction
that of pesltng poratoos. and has no plsasurs
left. bct spesds al ia tine hiding away II
DARK corner, thinking svery one wants &
hurt him
Kouro Massage, one of the graduates oi
ths Yale law school this wear, Is a son Of tn
Japauese minister Of Gaanco and Is of roya
blood lie has been IN Ansrica fOcr years
AID SPEAKS EAstish. Latin and German III
VII return 70 Japan two ye-is henca
Mr. Jossph Pulitzer. editor and owner a
The New York World. Is blind, and has gon'
70 Europe in ths hops OF having his eyssigh
restored by ress and expert trcatEasat. HI
vision y practically gone, for he can only SCI
a confusion of black sPots. The disease is
complication % myopsis and parcsis OF III
/ optic nerves. and IL has resisted the effort
/ OF the best ocullsts in America, who cal
I give 70 hin only the faintest confidence o
benefit from foreign trip
The Prrssian officer. MAI. Nickel, afte
dsvoting three years to the Reorganization o
the military system Ia Japan, has suspende'
bis labors ard returned home, the term Of hi
contract having expired. In addition 70 hi
regular duties, hs made extensive jouSneys {
ali parts Of the realm in company OF prince
ly persOnaEes and OF officers. IN order {
r,sks corpletc survey Of tho strategic cor
disaons prevailing The successor Of Ma.
Eeckel Is Maj Wildenbruch-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Csnsiderable AMUSEMENT was afforded the
paxan-ers on Walnut street car last even
inx By the successful efforts Of foar yorn-
swells - retain their cigars. lighted, until
tho reached their destination The studied
r1settssl ty which the rGlss Of the street car
company w7~s broken was as follows. Ar
rangisg themselves. tSo on each silo of the
conductor, they alternately attracted his at
t-rtioa. Waiie the two on one side would
qrcsron hlsa en- so-ae euErossing s1bjccs
tls-ir cor1raslss world puf fsriozslY at their
cigars unfl the latent Srerk became a
fsne.- when the proceedings would be re-
varsasl When the car reached Broad street
tssy locksd arms snd disappeared in toe
direction Z the Isasrse. Zach With lighted
cignr IA his ruoath zDd victory in bis air
philadelphia freSs
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

reefs r. -aa Red So. a feet es.Essrs 81 shcrs
tlree hundred aFe1 ncats q freua si1hr -
tvenrv tens huryieu ard With q sizrie lats~a
Sal in e-rh. Tha rra~s ccrzs4 Arrest 80
t'reiv - kisrk sia~rs. Who rec-sir1 .w7-tklr,,s
= tse rssch : While the ether bird xu<s e
t6e o~rers - tl.e-trses Waen ne - :
czina she sshsrs suckcr the bs,esz nexr ere
cy1rsl raefs, and Ecfn1 CT n canoes - sks
fshinS Ercu~sss. di~e fer fhe sseHS Ths
sisves are sli sgss fron e - . Fears. szi
srs rszrzrsahly stror< zad hea.thv TIE
r8othsT e ssnrl soe,is srs seid st a1csson n
tae market e Jesdak. sad fr-rs thsrs s.ns -
Lcr6cn ard Havre Azarscs1 ASrie1s-
exr~x
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

A correspondent senis us r arr from
The parents q a zrall child. ttsakiaz fris,,Sis
Tor fsvcrs 3aring - sickues ard after
death Tbs - uunccesSsTT. "a is e ths
snlerrrn dssty of al cvilized coamunities -
sxsist q neixAler - ~fch = tisne Vii sasat Zee
or reward eni is = nct ns~esxary % pub
.ish such q nrfice Is Is rs'Recsi0n mon
neizhhors ~ iatir1ation shsf i>is sn TanEs1al
>-r-r-~rrca far frieusds - le-,d assistaacs ia
.3s,e II ned Stanford Muror
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
Draperies Unlimited.
AS we predicted,

As we predicted,
Our Carpet / and Drapery
Sales far surpassed our bright
est anticipatlons,
And the strongest cementing
our opinion that a price will
sell any class or species OF Dry
Goods.
We said in a previous lad.
"no dull II ade in July OF
August" and up to date we
have kept our word.
OF the $4,000 valuation OF
Carpets and Draperies set
apart for this great sale. to
the value of $1,000 actually
sold in five days.
Leaving $4,000 on the floor
subject to the demands o.
shrewd purchasers.
We are in league with the
people, not in opposition; oul
prices are genuine and grand
ly convincing.
We pray not to delay if you
want Carpets or Draperles, FOL
you will positively save ble
money by buying now.
Demonstration is the theft
of time"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Tcurrrres .rs r,rrk rniaIer thFn isst ses~
rra S.er as, usef kut ers uot tci lack
e. cirse ss beretefsre. Sfviay braaier and
uora srsccfui eject
Tas ce- niclsair aabrics So -<-~ssaiiy sufs-
81 for traveinz arsssss
~~.-rv t-ai}ed -vaiSrc1zts sre festurs
of SISSY e'c.h scsilces.
Lace dresses ars ulsrs fashisnahie esss
ever
Cav eel xt3ta ~rst11rirS - fsshioratis
ffr1r 1r.l ssite and y-ssrs n al tcnes ara
,--s-sr.e~ .rlrr<
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

NOTICE l. hereby gwen that a petition has tia
" day been tlco ty re undersigned N TIE
Circuit oourt for the County Of Kent srlc etats of
kicbEsG. ard - noe pending So ssi< cnUft. fof
the pUrpose ol vscai-ng pofiioD Of ths plsi ~
Boypton &Judaf Laskc Addition e Tie City 81
Grand Re- pidk. l'cinf plat 81 portion 81 stsfieR
81 Of Township Ne = kortb ~ fsn&s No Al
Nest according 70 tts government sarrey. "a
The township of ersBd Bspies In ssac, County ~
Kent aDo state OF AlchiEss. guTveyft and iaI6
ont fof the proprstorS ty " l. Co bUfy -
civil engineer and surveyor CO tbe' ~ ssl a.
July. is7z. and recorded II the b-,of of tie
Register of Deeds. ~ ale County ~ H<st npos
said 9Th Of July, 1874. ~ . ckct In ttf fore-
uoon, N plat boob 30 4 psge "a Tbs y n
proposed % alter ssid pa uDoes sse ~ sirtue
oi the pHoyisiops 81 chapter ~ % heeefs
Annotated Stsfuios - Michigan ane1hs srseue
meDis thereto. ~ racsting al tbs par of Bsrp.
ard street. ~ lad down upon ssid plsk hfei les
between lot twente Eve ftl upos the No<bsrlr
side thereof and lois uineteer snt twenty 0f sEt
~ upon fhe toutherlF slie thereof Tbst he
matter - said petition viii be called - tss hesr
ms Oh Nondss, the 1fth day Of bspbamber. A b.
lsts
Dated Grand Rapids NicnirRn. s1ns a isss
The street Railway C0mpsny gf crane Rsplds
SAMUEL NATfft
TDwAKD " wrHsY. Attorney fsf p~siioBers
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

rcotas.v a. -ne fh,rg has csusei srch :
= rsviEsi of trade sf leck bros. Drng
.sl..ra se t,ei2 < vinx awevfC toeir customers
- So -rs~r free rial r,fties ~ Dr. King
Nv -iscrra-v sor Ccrsifr rticn. Their
trade +. s.airiv snerfuosfs IN fhfs vsrv vslt.
shfa srr.ete from ~ 1acs fasi it sivsgs
fur-s anss -ever eissncoiats- Coughs. Coids.
sstnsre. Rrrrrhffss rr1ur srd 81 tfr~sf
srs i1ar sisesses 4f1irkT s1r-'f. 4ot csn
fsss eefsre hny inx ~ Eefiink = frrsi sof-
tie - csnf& lzrkp s'zR 81. Every BETTE
w4f~snfac
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
Read These Prices The,
Were Made for You.

Read These Prices They
Were Made for You.
Union Ingrains, worth soc Tor
I8c.
Union Ingrains, worth 35c for
age.
Union Ingrains, worth 4oc for
28c.
Union Ingrains, worth 45c tor
33c.
Union Ingrains, worth soc for
38c.
a.ply Extra Super Ingrains,
worth CSC for 4oc.
a.ply Extra Super All-Wool
ingrains, worth 75c, for sac.
2. ply Extra Superfine Kensing-
ton Ingrains. worth Soc, TOR
SIC.
| s-plyIngrain(best makes) worth
800 forxb7 c and TIC.
Tapestry brussels worth o5c
for 45c.
Tapestry Brussels worth 75e
for SIC.
Tapestry Brussels worth ooc
for 67c.
Body Brussels worth SI.fo for
Sac.
Body Brussels full 5 frame
worth SI.a5 for csc
Genuine Administers worth
SI.85, for SI.25.
| Administer Moquettes worth
SI.65 for SI.a5.
Velvet Carpets worth SI.35 for
SI.oo.
Administer Velvets worth Sr.5c
for SI.I5.
Royal Milton Velvets worth
S7.a5 and Sz.5o for SI.5o and
sI.75.
In selling so many Carpets
daily as natural consequence
we make a great many rem
nants which we offer for sale
at a price which viii astonist
you.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
Steamer Grand Island.

Hereafter the new side ~heei steamer.
Grand Island will MAKE rsEUlsf trips TO he
Soldiers Home On Tuesasy's. Thursdays
and Saturdays First boat leaving si 10 q.
N. landing Al north enc Of l,cribpsr-st OF
line. Picnic parties vii bs taken up the
river At sny place they NAV s.iect- Rsralsr
picnic DAYS vAl 10 honsas. "Wednesday
and Friesv. Tie stesnsf Grand Islsnt
vii also make two trips 70 grsno Islsns
on Sundays. Boat leaving a. 10 a N. sns
? .. N. lssi sost arriving ~ Crane Rapids
a. us ,. N.
Pare from Soldiers Home sbd return ~
osnts
To Grand Island and return y eens.