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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10

to1sthsr. they HI IN. eq1Ai S1nbss. 81
deSt ard - eas inf6rns On the
othsr. By both Doing thlS zach one
receives tho others ans and they loose
nothing. @si'
Pretty Servant Girl-You DONE sive
full weight. #
Grocer (sighing)-I know il, bat you
alone arc to blame for that.
Servant 9irl-How's thAtl
Grocer Cleaning on her)--I want TO
make your burden ss light rs possible,
my dear. g-,
Carson Tribune There is quite an
excitement concerning the new mine
discovery in the hills north of Carson.
Mr.. Norrie, of divining.rod fame, stands
willing to bet on both the size and
quality of the ledge. There are some
who laugh ut the idea, but very MANY
that have implicit confidence in the
possibility Of locating the presence OF
precious metal by such MEANS. ..e3
Gold Hill has recently enjoyed sem
sation in the c6astispment of a young
man named Randall by Mike Honey
whose wife Randall had frequently
subjected to bis am ashlng'' proclivities.
The lady finally became SO disguised
that she informed her husband of the
annoyance and the would be masher
was compelled to apologize to the lady
for his insolsnce and then suffer a
severe "mashing" at the hands Of tho
irate husband. ~..-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10
Oyster ssuRpsS.

An oyster supper will be given NJ
Freeman Hall on Friday evening. the
18th instant, by she Indy members OF
the church, when oysters in every style,
as we'll as cake, coffee and oaAey re-.
freshments, will b~ served ut Isasona-
BILE prices. The object of this entertain-
ment, as we'll 81 the chi hren's CONCERT,
IL 10 raise means to nquida.e The debs
incurred during ths recent series Of
meetings.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10

Those who desire to purchase the best
quality Of Groceries and Provisions are
referred to the above reliable house
where fair dealing and courteous treat
ment is the ,ule. Glassware, Tinware,
Stonewnre, Nails etc. always in stock.
IL H. CHASE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10

Tho ORIGINAL AD1ET1NE OINTMENT 10
eniy pat up in large. tueoun<e tin bOaes, ana
o On AbsolHte OuSS for cid sores, burns.
wounds. ohsppsd hands. and al skin erup-
tspAs, WIN positively cure all kinds Of piIea.
AK for tho ORIGINAL ABIET1NR ONT
hENT. Sold By y. 2. Muller 81 a esnta LAp
10y mAn 20 cen
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10

Over two hundred new samples for
custom made Fall and Winter Clothing.
If you want fine suit of clothes made
to order, latest In style, perfect in fit,
best in quality aud cheapest, in price,
come and look at my samples. You
can't help being suited. a' ,.. .,....
...-.- NJ, REMNANT.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10
SpcciaT Notice.

The citizens Of Lamoille and Pleasant
Valleys are requested to meet at the
Lamoille school house on Sunday the
18th instant to make arrangements for
fencing the LamoiIles grave yard. A
full attendance is desired as this is a
matter of importance. 1w.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10
Hum bOIde House.

Having resumed the management of
this popular Hotel, I desire to inform
my old customers and the public gener-
ally that good accommodations at rea-
sonable prices will be maintained. !
The Bah I'D
Will be stocked with fine Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors by the
glass, bottle or gallon. Give the Hum.
boldt q call. .r.. 49,
S'l2 10. LANG.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10
Painting.
Palisade Hotel.

Since the recent fire at Palisade
which destroyed my hotel, together with
its contents. I have opened the PAIL
SADIE HOTEL and am now prepared
to accommodate the travelling public
with good accommodations, both as to
board and lodging. A liberal share of
the public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
l-9 E. NJ. BAUM.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10

Salt water Ash, Tom God. Founder.
etc., at the Gem.
The County Jail now entertains ten
gueste. Ettt bi.sls. iEt..<....,i
Fat. corn fed poultry. the finest in
the market. at the Gem: r%cyg /
Fresh New Orleans moIasses on
draft, 81 gallon, at W. T. Smiths.
Mrs. A. Wines and daughter left. this
morning for the home in Pleasant
Valley.
See notice:hf vocal and instrumental
concert at Freeman Hall next Wednes.
duy evening. (.
Tbesstlebrated Rochester Lamp. the
finest coal oil burner IN the market, at
W. T. Smiths. +
Quite 8 n1mber of Whits Piners, wit
nesses in heJKarnahan case, have al.
ready arrived. .-o....,
a horse valued at $500 was found
dead irnp6lsd on post ina Carson
stable ON Monday.
There was slight sprinkle Of rain
mixed with snow last night, aud Judi.
cations are favorable for more storm.
P. R. Robert, superintendent of the
Standing Elk mine at Bullion. returned
this morning from q trip to California.
Il. D. Il
Everyone should provide against ac-
oident by securing policy in the Pa
ciic Mutuab represented by NJ. II. Mil
Ter.
The Central Nevadan snys that TWEEN
ty good miners can obtain employment
in the. Pittsburg mines near Battle
Mountain. a.'
Don't forget the social dance ut Free
man Hall, Tonight. Good music
will lie provided and n pleasant time
is assured to all who attend.
Among the passengers Of the Aurania,
which CAME mp to her wharf Sunday ut
New York, was Samuel Newton Brooks,
father OF Hugh N Brooks, alias Max.
we'll.
The Esmeralds News says: The
prospect for Marietta Mining District
IL. to say the least, most antterinR.
The Endowment has 200 tons of ore on
the dump.
d. .
A Toledo, Ohio, dispatch OF the 9th
instant says: It il thought D. r.
Locke, Petroleum v. Nasty" will not
live moro. than "a hours. His disease
h consumption.
D. L. Bliss Of Carson 10 visiting Tus-
carora, Elko county. for the purpos OF
inspecting the Fonnd Treasure mine, in
which he and H. II. Yerrinaton are
heavy shareholders.
The Central Pacific Railroad Compa.
ny paid dividend of / per cent. on
Wsdne sday last, Amounting to $780,
600. This IL the first dividend paid by
the company in four years.
Group, whooping cough, sore throat,
sudden cold, and the lung troubles Pc
seulisr to children, are easily controlled
BY promptly administering Ayers Cher
~ Psctoral. This remedy is safe to
take and certain In lie action.
Ut IL worth its weight In gold," Is a
common expression. But, while the
value Of gold is easily affected, the
worth Of Ayers SarsapssilIa.- as blood
purifier, neysr dspreciates. 1t will
eradicate scrofula from the system when
everything elss fails.
The Enterprise says the Storey conn
y Commissioners are undecided whsth-
q to reduce the rate OF taxation one
half or place the levy at Ave per cent.
and cut down the assessed valuation to
one-hAlf the figures Of last year. The
majority are in favor Of the latter
course.
In New Jersey the law 10 that for
killing decr out OF ssason the sportsman
70 aned $50, which goes to the informer.
The lAW Il Avaded, however, In the fol.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

0ln HorHl--Bartiett 4 Os.reioass,
PROPRIETOR Z"
John Tore. Frank x Murphy, Henry
Rives, w ii Mayor, Eureka; r MsGar-
~, Tuscarora; w Moran, Jas Burns,
Cherry Greek; T N Holm, 8 r; Ed
odell. Lamoills; VIM Moody, Saora-
mento; Mike Savage. Bingham Canyon;
John Frank, 3 II MOLaughiin, Len
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10

Carpsotoe D. G. HGDonald. LII -Eimp.
son. v B Basaott, james danes, Thos
81 Young: Jai HiHarrio. Nc SsbOaeld.
Taylor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10

HUMBOLDT House--Josepb Lang Pro-
prietor. 49,.
VIM McElroy. Eureka; VIM .O'NeiI,
Alice O'Neil, Wsils.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10
DEFor HofEL-olHtk 4 Green Proprie.
torn.

tors.
Mrs A L Dorsey, 8 n Streeter, HAL
lock; J n Barratts N 5 williams, Tus-
Oarora: Geo A EOore, st. Paul, Mimi j;
Q 8 Young. Reno Gazette; Hugh J
Mohan. Reno Journal; w Mahamy,
Taylor; b J Ney and. Deeth; J H San.
guinet, Mound; A Roboule. Lamoille; y
8 Gregory. 8 F; P 4 Robert, Bullion ;
a II Frederick, Virginia City; Chas
Adams, Eureka. 3&r.@.|..-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10
ELK0.

County and She CHEAPEST place 10 pur-
chase, the place where BaIgsins are thu
rule and not the exception is the well
known hoase of
M. REMNANT.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10
0LExe and LetLixa.o

NJ. RErNHARr,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-10

Good Musio win BE- secured for ths oc-
.s' custom ''
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

No EeIg AIAlsffA Nkto AfFla erf
sa tes sa eea Hlaf - Eg go
asE UaNS at-t d tE1t "a
4as .fras..t >ete.s Hess
AfsSE nl-s4Ne ao etf fkQFE6t1 -
4 ea.t H astt slaa.G Sal a. ez
.sH tlan tsN fsfal1 taas .ls sle
t4 fess 8 hi1sef. sna . lQNsf e.se
& etpleas s4 Sc
laaA sALt-s - fkaNE "a Ess1 GHipaf
E-oa t-elees freENIt5 &. eiaek t4si &
tAs 40 atl ~ s4.a t.f o.as seek - s-tAs
.te 80 s'-e ~ sfoeesf Ao-s< a h5ssAs
sua -oua tloes
AkLa 4 fkA AQRf LOIS lffB aN CofI
~ eve berth ~ t4x c.ls on the 81 - osF l..t.
~ tea 49, eat .As slaA ga sug slt es las
l~-t ~. leFctfs ti-sG q Aalss4ct stt
90 Ia lEaNn RAPIDS * 81 g. ANp q Il
- q 4 rsaasys fa4 eSlta g. l1t Nlls Hee
( "a al Gel - q lo,1 rlaff -. f'1 e a-4lt lss
a"e l.laSs e.c tls .sfes la.s iefi chrSlS op e-sy
Ter - rs F.acs s1Hala tll5 at tls sstls.rnl ~
halee a. au tscait 8 cutter. Alto uess hoard
ot aae a-ii1lns. tsu4ls-
Ink SAIE-AA fLkGANT F1Gn1 ROOM
1 Ael-se ~ uolfu architecture. I4ullied isI
N 3ttf Sn1 E4s lt5ltslus aAitr c.Q- -st lslbroola.
sDe good celia lot lsIs- 81 sIaats wllkin aRt
tn4alie ei 4 h- s. l-o4g. Cisreaoel Hose s2i
IOk sALE- HoJsF AND IOr oS ClANCl-
i sl. ore ca Lafayette st. ols ca IsyioTsI
leAf sifeel csns lsferg I4oIFrgs ~ sale oT 70
IA - lfNfSflN "a GtEgr psrs - The fifs iaf
ssie- j. y Iss ~, i0 suc ~ tfsiniaeio ave. 1877
I0R kAIE-A lAkOF BRICK DNEfI1N6
L AClte On springs foT sf,oA nesl Esne
c~eliiuf house. tn amesst. hoT sxb&. snc <n
a. seIe txrm n sparta tor -, TO. a. on sn@L
IsJE cru enc reasonable teTnls- r A. Dspp<s
iooH IA LsoyAfd 1loef over fubiie LibfaV
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03
EEFUsLlcAN NOMlNATlOss.


FOH HIEfsa-AaERGCASs 10 coSsfDEk
II ihsfs sfs ssy lush- Americans sao
are snIl aBcoz vinced that ths triumph q
ne Dsasoerscy ulsans tree trsie, snd irss
trade means ssisr power and -sallh 20
IA zlaad. lst tbsm rsmsmOsr thak alter
asxt TUESDAY &c vii % s0o isss 10 recon
aidsr tho matter. and it Eiu Go much
wiser to tFust tho party which England
has oot favored Ia tisaos pasi. All
thr0ugh TIE ATE var Eogiand Was on the
side of The south. an that ~as almOst
soiidiy Democrats. Ia tais campaign.
according 10 ths English press and Lord
SAckyiLLE. WEsr. Englsnd a entirely IN
favor of CLavxLASD's rs-slsetion- Now
Who is sntpossd 10 know tie attitude %
Great Britain towards this country better
tAsa the editors Of the London papers
sgd an Eosh hsh nobismsn who has been
for years tie Medium ot com an IcatIon
between ths two governmental la the
face Of iacts Is Is the greatest folly for
Democrats 70 deny that Enzland wishes
CLEVELAND 10 % rs-slseted in order that
tas AILLs ball may be carried out. aud
:his made free trade country. Let our
Irish citirsns De warned Ia time.
Iadspend Voters 10 sire sad register ,oday.
a. uut-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

No language clo DO strong enough 10
express the eontsmps which Il due tie
Lsader Tor the dirty sttemp, which II
made yesterday TO practically make
CHAaLKs +. BzEKsAP and ID. A. BLoD-
exrr accessories 20 an allsdged outrs-
geoas ERNIE charged upon sn Old en-
ploys OF tho Leader, as principal. We
ihougbi the limit was reached when the
LemOclaf resortsd to forgery. but the
Lead<r nss only sditorisliy indorses the
forgery but goes farther and charges
Nessrs. BEi XNAF and BLOD0ErT with an
in<am0us crime.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

sLEsEEAsD ASD rEE E*oAt>n.
Naturally Easlslaa . AGt - lzsiaxIaEt
81 sK-N NizisI<r a'AzF - 3 tas A5-il-s-
tzaiioa. Ahhoaga Is . sssy desirsbis fos
TIE Eaxilsn shas ts.s eeaasrg saoa1
adopt rec tFsts prineipi-s. yst b = at
lsossssTy ~ tnssF "a =leaes ss : ssllos,
sA1 lEsg eaauci gnisFsfsa1 really 50
t1sy shoali speak of e vita osfst o1esla.
For soms lials after CLzFELAaDs noDl-
aslioa 80 L.aaden EapsEs ssFs .a9iLsnis
al It ~ss oaly after thsy f9azt cat
vat = sespoa tnslr advocacy pas luto
I1s hanis u ne Eepnolisa1s tat they
Suddenly discovered l1at tasis part "a
th4s ssnPaIgn sss 70 keep qnls'. bas
even Bow lAey caehct fsai - lhat Lord
sAlKvILLE- N zsf ass comn ltlsd eriHs.
They sEs nOt ssDa11sd q EhslF free
'rsds PRINCIPLES. and Il dlsgusts them 70
see CLEFzLAsD 50 sfrai1 ~ syc~ bls irGs
feelings. fhe Eaoslsdzs that by sbs
triumph u Tie Democratic party alcns
esn they hope 20 see fFss trade dominant
Ia tbs eOastfy. ls the ouly reason they
have Tor nov sishing CLKgEIAsD's re-
siscsioa. AS man tasy see bim resort
M 10 al SORTS u tgicks o. secure the
votes ef the lFish. giving $1,000 FOR his
osn rs-eiseuln. gong B. New York 10
~ ~ stge0Ztlsn hls position there, tFy-
lng 20 hedge On his free trade theory. aud
"a fact conducting himself ike = ward
politician iasisAd of = statesman and tue
frssidsnt of = great country. This low
srs the United States IL their eyes and
causes them to regard tLls e0untry only
ss a good market for their goods, Il free
trade should Ds rs-sslabilshsd. Aud this
- the picture which the Democratic
papers arc holding up TO view. la order
10 Get ths Irish vote they are showing
their candidate - DO appears Ia Engllsh
eyes. a weak, vaeillating. tricky man,
and do not reflect that this only proves
thai al. they wan. 10 see hin in the Pres
dental chair again for, is to have bis
help IN increasing their riches. TGsy
need not hope To secure votes by show
ing that the English now zee CLEVELAND
in his true character. Tosy know that
HARkIsoS's election means no free trade,
aud bad as be is they would prefer TO see
CLEVELAND elected.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

I OsT-ON MONDAY. A SETTER PUP. NAME
" on collar. Liberal reward for same II return
Cd 10 Z. A. Caldwell ISS Third-sve soy
OsT-A LADIES GOLD WATCH, on EITHER
IL weslty-sve South Isfsyet'e. Cherry. 1a-
grave. Spring. or Louis-sts. 10 Csmpsu-st A lb-
ersl re ard will be paid for the return Of the
watch TO this Office 80
4 OST-TwO CERTIFICATES OF DFPOSIT on
IL Fourth National Bank OF Grand Rapids Mich
one Is for $in0e payable to M 7. J. Appleton
under date Of June 10, lass and the number is
1903 endorsed ia blank The other Is number
2Sl67 'or 500 payable to Hegry Bean. dated April
Sth l>-S. also endorsed in blank 80
n. B.-The above certificates o. q, aJsii have
been found
I OST-IN THE CITY A LIGHT BAY MARE
IL branded on the !eft side; weight abo 100
pounds. The finder will be rewarded by turn
iOD-St ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

A ftssn-yssr-old boy who works in
farnitEEs factory IN this city has written
. political sssay, in which De explains
the iiqnor question ss follows: I'VE wish
10 remind The pubic OF tbs difference
between Republican free whisky end
Democratic free whisky. The difference
= this. that whils Republican free whisky
lss its existence only in the minds Of
reiudiced Democrats. Democratic free
fisky Is something that can bs seen and
ted Whenever caucus or al election
5 about 30 tsks place"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

IOk SALE OK ENCHANGE-FoR RIAL
Il estate 10 Grand Rapids gfist a. 81 d0iug
good iusiness. Twelve mi - south Of TIE city GA
he l. p Az : switch 20 the Mll AdcFess
Bon D. o. bsrOn dsnlre. Nleh. 80
EOk sALE-TBE fARA BELONGING TO
the estate Oi tie iate Daniel =. .Lerrnerhorn
one niie wesi q he easy, fronting Brdsest Il
D nne dairy farm. or Ior ffult raising and gar
deniDg. May he A0id IN froIa ten 20 thirty acre
lott Apply 10 hr. Nbiiuorh. administrator is2
lourih e.. orsn0 Rapids Mich. l0Af
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03
For Rent--Roou,<.

EOR RENT-kICE FURNISHED ROOMS
rooms for housekeeping, healed with fur
mace 2i2 bsrlettst.. opposite South Division Il.
school house 10
L'CR RENT TWO ROOMS AT Is CRESCENT
II ave Mrs. &. l.. Howe 80
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
n modsted with rooms during the Republican
campaign. s. fCuntain-sL so
LoR kENT-FU FINISHED ROOMS. STEAM
Y heated. and furnished rooms tor light house
keeping. Apply at room los. New HousemHn
block. Dec latf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03
MILLER HAT,

Which is the AcknOvisaes lsaasF ef styls.
Ne have them ia kosbf nhspss isF ths
The older ones
II sou MAKE Oct 81 . bat on slecnen
sCpuis.s sh4i a shAl bs Miller II yea
win. toe besi vii bs meme zoe good f0f Yea.
sBd you Nil have Il AZ the kiiier. II Yea
lose-~hv 4. OF c0QFss-the other ieilsw
viii be expecting lie bcsi and .ill have 10
have Tie Miller N 0rder ~ esl Il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

Bat, copsipg back 70 ibe fact Of FREE
{ aas. q - pnden iabis that tAts IS the
uifiaafe poiicy Of the Democratic party
and the Nlks bil Is only step i0trard
ifs consnmnsati0a. And Ter that day
ws prqg coed send u SOON Mem
phis Appeal
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

The newly i0vmsf English sals trust
hss sdvsnced prices 275 per cent. on CON-
mon sshis salt This - OF moment IN
ths United States. where English free
trade IDEAS ara growing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03
For Rsnf--HOYses.

L'OR REST-HOUsE WITH TWELVE ROOMS:
Il suitable for two families. or boarding house.
with or without barn. five blocks sOnth 81 Nom
roe-st street cars pass Inc door Enquire of o. j.
Merritt. 65 south Division 81. $40
NOR RENT-LARGE CONVENIENT HOUSE
/ with barn ard acres of land on West
Leonard st. between railroad and Alpine-ave.
Terms s20O per year. Telephone S57. Harrison
WAGON works. 1Dltf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

II would have bssn more profitable Tor
he Republicans 10 have stayed At home
I'D rssa ths Caicsgo Trib1spe on free
trade. aud not listened to hr. CRozrER's
vsralon Of it afisr reading the Trilun..
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03
The FREE-TRAOE BILL.
What the Traders Would Have Done
IL They Dared.

TX They Dared
The argument that the Democratic party
is FOR free trade can not be too often insisted
upon. TIE Democrats assert that the Mills
bill rs II passed the House ia not free
trade measure. We have answered that,
but we want 10 point out now the fact that
If the authors Of the bill had their way IL
would have been much larger step than il
b. in the direction OF free tr sde. Here are
some OF the important ch anges which the
House made in the bill. In the first column
OF figures VIII be found the proposal of the
bin, and IN the second the duty hxcd by the
Hetrzn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

The ancient Spartans held thet steal
inx vss 40 crime 40 lorg as the fhett Was
not discovered. Being fonnd out wss
the crime. so with ths Democrats 10
the S.cxvJBLE-WEsr matter. 10 ~ssn't
the writing Of shs letter that was bad, It
vss letting is bs discovered.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03
BodrdtHg.

BOARDING - TWO NEWLY FURNISHED
ID rooms, bath room. etc, with board in private
family at $50 Bsrelsy4T., few doors North Of
Lyon on Cable line. 3l)
NoTIcE-wILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO
Y called to see about board al l55 Barclay-st
last Friday, please call again
TOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
l. board for two gentlemen or gentleman and
and vile, at % BoStwicest All modern cOnven-
lences- 29Hf
CIksT-CLAsS BOARD AND ROOMS CHEAP.
Il Rooms with out board, a. parties wish. 12S
South Division-st SIS
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

Lord SAcxvILLz may have st least the
satisfaction - knowing that he received
ms notes 10 quit ouly wsek esriisr than
CfsvxL&SD did his.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03
CENTS FURNISHINGS.

Goods Ia the market.
oar Underwear u all bought IA case lots
al the lowest fnanuiHoluTsTs rsIss
We would quote prices. bat a. Noi knOw
~hsIs 70 begin. ss esors thlue ve have n
Itls hns 4 8 bargain q the price sold Tor.
Trade viii
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

Frsud - the only hope 0f the Demo
Gratis tbis year. Let the Republicsn ma
iority % 80 b.x a. 30 make ia reversal
bv fraud impossible
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

4 is ssii that 4 sbe Democrats did nos
give A. O. CRozrzR chronlo before hrs
spsech, IA vas certainly entitled % enc
sitsrwsris.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

The Republican voter who fails 10
know bssors tonight thst bis nsue u
properly registered. - guilty of criminal
negii gencs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03
TEAM TINE TABLES.

Daily. sunday czaepied. . Daas
Detroit t1prcs IA pafior car fo Detroit MAI
ing clreCt co ncciious Tor ell ;s5iuts Fas arriving
m New AofA Al tO.lo o. uCf1 CAV. fisIE
rfs "a 81 ftI+ a-sttG maEIEa
f.sl oonncsi as Riih a. trains fof TIC t.ss
Through rali-Us1 flCksis octau stearnshiF
H.. .. n Y hsiiwss t1iy Office ~ Monroe 81
and % the dcro
Jts CkNFrFlIa civ Pass kreDt
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

ksep an svs % sne election returns
from Flcri6s. Nsrth Carolins. Virginia
aad West virxnis
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

fHsEy. she-s esfl- ereers suB5sz.
Tskia~ ffee .Rf 81
sleebinf csrs rln % fsclsf and 6tsutif -
Trsesrs - sTf ffv Isst roif FtTi1T etrs ~ -
Day II pres srf ffrsaa Her3<s Exrrer = an
frEa fesrr1t II fFec1 enrnecztons rnsfte a. I'ft7t
III a. ttreuzr trans Hsef -1ic res ~ ss5f -
nto1 Iicfel frTa s. N5rroe=t srf ~ tfsic'n
ce-vE
g y R1eslEs 3 =. and ]. A. thiesg6
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

Poor Lord SAcKvrrrE- WzsTI Was
ever man 40 bsratsd hefers for simply
tsiiaz tl1e truth
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

There are few of the articles in tho tariff
list which are placed az higher rates OF duty
bv tae House of Representatives than they
were by TIE authors OF the Mills bill. II
vii be seen from an examination OF the
table that the free-traders would have a
more damaging attack o. the protective
system II they dared
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03
A Difference.

IN Hoor eIpef1euct a. cloi hlng taFcTs
zoe have unaoabledly nolloed . aassrlsi
eiaefsnos Ia the Eooas sos have purchased
irom time - line
A differences in their wear differences IN
tasiT u style qualify sao nnls1.
1ou certainly have B0uoed n after hss-
lns bought 81 3ss Of ear conpctitors s0ch
eooos &c they are sois - eDtaiE in the var
ious clothing markets 81 fbs country. sou
have purchased 81 us ons of our tailor mAoe
suls OF oseroostz you must inoeeo be dnA
OF comprehension II you csnsot detscs their
superiority IA everything that goes 10 MAKE
f0od garments Their superior qualify Is
stamped on every item Of their mAse up.
Prom the time the goods 50 int the
hands OF tie cuttsrs uutil their nnsl lnsPee
tion, every process OF manufacturing ls soe-
iected 10 the most Jealous CARE thus lns0f-
Ina the best possible results.
Not only in manufacturing do We have
tn advantage Of our com peiltofs IN quality.
style, 10 and hnish. ia! the saving 80 us Of
3 manufacturers profit OF from IS Is 20 80
per cent. j. matter Of great consequences.
not only 10 us but 90 you Likewise.
Prom possessing the advantages herein
SCI forth We are wiiltDe aud anxious 10
share them with our customers. loGft
anxious 10 please.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03
AXE SHORE a MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.


train leaves oTsns .spids for Auegan Al
i:l0 p. N. eITiving tlere ~ 50
Through ticksts soid r. ITiDcpsl points IN he
United stsies, keTie0 aLd Canada NJ bnloa
Ticket Once
A. J. srrTH. g. ?. A Cleveiaad-
n. BooTz. peJoi Ticket Agent
Gro W kUNsoE. CITY Ticket Agent
Taking effect MAY lS. lSos
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03
<0enfe-- J0nfpH-

VVAETED-NAN To TAKE THE AGENCY
w OF our safes: size 2sIlsxls inches: weight
300 lbs retail price SIS: other sizes IN proportion
rare chance and permanent business These
safes meet demand never before supplied by
ether safe companies, as we are not governed by
the Safe Pool Alpine safe Company, Cincinnati,
Ohio. " = ia. Dec q
yVANTED-THREE GOOD sOLICsE)Rs TO
W sell Holiday goods on installmenis On Grand
Espids Kalarsatoo and Lansing cali early
Room 81 Porte, h,oes, Division It. entrance. 90
GENTS wANIED--LADIKH OR GENTLE-
"A men OF good address for city or country
trade: particulars tree. Cell or address Agents
supply Company, No. Pcarl-st All
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

peftrs' airleuacy nov rea Tires the
iisnisssl q = diplomss Tor tsiiiaz the
ts1kh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03

Lnsr SAcxvI1zz ass heen bofue-d,
IN. ther>H &C ~ var Substitutes dor Z
Ezhf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-03
T. urs.ifurc stored.

RSITURE STORED, PACKED AND
i moved. Expert packers sent on short notice
by Rsdc.if Holt, III eouth DiyIsion-s., tee-
phone No. S0l Jsn'y 9, SO