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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

VIII be found an excellent remedy FOR
sick headache Carers Little Liver Pills.
Thousands OF letters from people who have
us.I them prove this fact Try them.
my love, what magic spell IL thrown
Upon your face its charm / own.
Whence came Inv pure and pesrly teeth
Thy rosy lips. Thy perfumed bresth7"
She said. in accents sweet and Gear,
" 'Tis only SOzoD0NT, my dear
If sick headache is misery. what are Car
ters Little Liver Pills if they viii positive y
cure it, People who have used them spess
frankly % their worth. They are small and
easy 10 take.
II you once try Csrters Little Liver Pills
for sck headache. biiiousnsss ~ oOus'ips-
ton. YOU will never be without them. Taey
are purely vegetable. small s1d easy tc
take Don't forget this.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
TYPHOID FEVER.
worse thas Yellow fsvsr--N None in Grand
Rapids. but Lots Elsewhere
How TO void it

Wsrss thaa Yellow Fsvsr--None in Grand
Rapids. but Lots El.swhsrs-
How TO Avoid n
Noting in the dispatches that Duluth was
safsrinE from "a epidemic of typhoid fever.
aad that Lansing is also suffering from the
same disease. a TELESRAN HERALD reporter
interviewed Health Officer Watson yester-
day, and inquired whether any symptoms
OF similar epidemic were manifested IN
Grand Rapids.
The doctor stated that there are no
symptoms Of an epidemic of that character.
bat that, on the contrary, there are fewer
cases at the present time than Is usual at
this time OF year.
Branching out upon the subject the doc
tor said. that, serious As was the scOarge OF
yellow fever, an epidemic of typhoid fever
vas sfill more 20 bs dreaded The yellow
fever plague IN the south IS either less
malignant this year than heretofore, or else
the doctors are handling IL better. The
death rate so far has 6sen only about ten
per cent In typhoid fever the death rate
is usually sbout thirty per cent. With vel
low fever If the patient recovers-and as
before stated nine tenths of them do--he is
we'll in few DAYS. and no after effects are
sxperisnced, while with typhoid fever re-
covery is . slow process. the system Is in
vAriably eufesbled, and often the effects are
felt all through life.
Epid.mics of all kinds can be often wholly
avoided, and always greatly mitigsted. by
psrfect sanitation, and as typhoid fever is
almost Invariably occssioned by drinking
impure water. the contamination from oul
houses, gases degensraled from dscsying
matter in cellars. or other similar causes.
our citizens, in view OF the extraordinary
spread of the disease elsewhere would do
we'll TO look to their premises and see TO il
that they are harboring no pestilence breed
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Aasaz sas assssHss "a ne -Araslan
Sixhz snicn 81 - seea here asxt se~E
= ssDor c1rt.a a So q scan - pss .
Fza zarDss tns stzgs ~ Lns 7rsf suffsace.
s11 a. a esTs4ln soinL la t1s p-ec@ taiek
ana izo-asls.his elo11 ~ sts1H1 ssesn'1z
apsa saicn are t2nosn ssrloas eolefs1
lzaLx SEAM L1is csFisla q sfs4M .
m4xnifesaE sst = - Dfspsfa1on. L1s c1F-
t.ss szddsnly 1issclyss and RE nfta seeas
Of ia hrst a.. safi'isd 1s SFfp< -
csi4soa Cnxysg2is.7 a sEsysalsa- Tiers ths
er.t :. a. sona<s oa Anonx ths nsasisst
go y "a pi.o~ sns ne Aarkst Pace. u
Aaaxell. -~Ths CfiHsoa Caryssal ocsee
~fss PARTY Colorsd Palace u Par2sos
.ad -IAs Tr2asfsfaskl0a ocsGss A. t1e
saa az tns slsSs
D. a. Whsslsr. representing Dan Sally >
sCofnsr 8roosry aIrssa IA TIE cisy l&ss
evening ~ 5oo1a be aItractio1. af.
Wb-elsf nsDOFts sxceilsnt BUSINESS. aad
sags L aels Dan snd his company 0f CONE
dians ara ns<uzz siLh . hearty rscsFsloa
sseryvasrs 90 ha' appeared tsls ss@soa
sld are dealing "a ls1gns strictly aad ~
corner Grand Rapids al Po~ers Grand
saturday sssnisx. October ls-
There .as sa0tnsr bix aoase a. Red
mond's asl Dight 10 ses-Ons OF tns Finest.
Ths play furnishes somsfhInk frssn every
aixht ana many are gong % see it. tle
sscoai and tairc time ihis -ssk. Astlnss
tlls 4itsfuOca.
Ma Allie Chs1thsm. e0Fnst soloist IA
Aba HsyuooS Co1csFt COApAny. let for
1sr home n FlankIa. Ind. saturday Ss-
received lhz news that her f4ther had bee Q
KILLED Sy a boiler sxplsson-
A. RsdmoBds al II next week will b
sissn one u he Brssest, vita Charles
Mccarthy a. Larry Howard. ths fireman.
smiths Opsra House Is sail dTawIng
good crowds. aud the sh0. this week Il
good. Matinee tomorror sitsrnooa-
Miss Davenport IS supported this year oy
ons Of the beat companies she has ever had
| Q :. Burroughs. acting manager Of Rsd-
moads 10 laid up with sore throat
The sac OF seats Of the "Arsbisn Nights
viii bsEia at Possrs' sAis morning.
Charles MAcklin. ofths ''Shsmus o Brien
company. has a mage heent voice.
! Cha. Erin Werner was giyen TAI
audience st Powers last night
"Shsmus OBrien' will be presented il
Jackson this evening
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05


LslrE1 STATS Ls1les Z. Ives 81 a. -.
Syissslsf + hleks. - spssFiz. eooI5a ssse 6sr
LsFn1 g 1skaaq48Es zaetl1a- S4noEsl Ex-
en4zss q boseo4 "a FrSnk h. anlls - a.
of1er <xlsE1 1-zg rTe1oeS1ass t<a 1sSs
D&e-sl f4rsons ~. Clss Il A-sksxSa. e@@s
90 TIA.
egyEslcs-Ihs Fsopss -. Jena Waits
sss41At sta i1tsnt ~ - Esssl o0cfsy nsrA
ns.as prCssd snd dsfs2o.nt siscAsFsso
t2s fe1pls Fs. C1<flss I0kasoB. r0ee~Fy
s<ntsEcz0 - Jkckson tor Ess1ly-nts years
fas fsoPls ss. k1.la het3oirs Lxrcs1y:
ssotsnoed - state prlson fos ave yssn-
fas ksopis u Hsrscs Asso1I. saalssrs,
noils pfoss ssd dsfsadaHt aIscaargod- "
A Deriving Is al vs- tie NJ h. & +. lnsar-
snos Company, oEdsF 90 snow cause Wy .
Escslssf sn0ald n0t os appointed. fhs
PsoD-s -. lanes .dley, larcsny IRON the
psrsOn. jasy disagreed aad defendant re-
Hs1dsa - lsiL Wa. Aorman ys. th- CITY
81 Grand Rapids. Injunction or1sr %
sno- Gauss cay Al iajanegl0a should not
- issaso argued ssd sg0nittsd. sad al Ia
iC1ctlon issued as prayed for.
CIEculf- Edsin FaIlass Va Huntlsy Rus.
sci. tlsspass judgment for defendant for
80 aud cssts. pFoSss1inks stayed twsnty
days. L. Halea vs.. Geo. D. Miles. Tres
psss 0n the case. mOt0a ~ stnks plea from
Ihs nlss denied % usual Ierus- sarah ID.
AcC4gl vs.. Nm. II AcCsul. chsneery. or.
der dismiasiag INJUNCTION. Mm. c. 0sbUu
Fs. 4. } AoshsT et al order setting aside
order staying proceedings. Alfred Carr
Superintendent Of Insurance., etc. rs Ihs
n. II. Fire Insurance Company, assum N pert
/ ecnuuued without costs 20 either party.
solomon Snyder ". Cnzs b. Van Every
zssampsiE tried by Jury. verdict for plain
III for 500 and costa Wan. I. Pott.
| admitted % Citlzenship. John Van Dyk,
aud suiss Van Dyke admitted 10 citizen
| ship. Duane Armstrong vs.. Geo. r. Hatch
e. al. TeDieviu order that alias writ issue
| Wm. A. Brooks et a. vs. same replsFin
same order. }. L. Fegiard e. a.. ys. sane
/ replevin. same order John A. Reyn nold,
vs. sans. repleyin. same order. Juliui
berkenstein e al. vs.. j. l.. otOrer, sam,
ortsr. samuel h. Miller rs. Benjamin +
/ Nellman. trespass, Jury, on trial.
Police A p. Bergestrom. drunk; com
/ mittsd twelve days Edward CsohOliski
| drunk. paid s. s. Dr. Emanuel. drunk
| committed twelve DAYS. James Riley
| drunk, paid s535 Matte Gleason. oisOr
| derry; adjourned 20 October 5. 10 a. m
jacob kalsingcr. Jacob Blinks and Osorg'
| Shoemaker. disorderly. adjourned 10 Octo
Der 5. 10 q. m. Theresa rrenza. residing II
| house OF nl-fame. sentence until October
| 5, 10 a. ID. Jennie Harris, keeping house o
ill-fame, paid SIS IS. Wesley Sweet sn'
Edward Smith, false pretensss; adjOurne,
10 October 6. "a. N. Edward Cscholiski
driving away = horse; paid $s.35. Sy'
Grominger. assault and battery; adjourned
10 October 3, p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
IN THE RoTUNDAA

Z. I. NcVsan. Of I0uis, Is at the Morton.
siats Railroad Commissioned Rich Is At
Ia Morton.
P II. Dunaing. q Hastings merchant Is
a ,bs Eagle.
" L. Clsppiogsr and vile. Of Lansing
az st sweets
Hon. n. H. Kinds. Of Stanton. is guest
a the Morton.
Judge Brown. Of Big Rapisis vss n ths
cily Yesterday
Il A. Erott Clsv.lsnd wholesale mil
liner = - S~ests.
w o. ErsnkIin. Of Louisviu.. Ky, is
stopping st Sweets.
Max Walker. sf Fort Huron, ths -.s-r
works man. = st the Eagle.
IS Ste-is. ~ Ionis W Hatch sad rs's
Of Toledo. and A J. Eddy. Of Flint. ara st
swsstS
Arthur Jen--. Of Nusksgon. and ". Z.
Sanford Of Esst saginaw. srs az the
Aoftnn.
A r. Smith. o. Nsnistes. Chss. J. Best
of 6sv City. Geo q Coopsr. ef lansing W
H Alien. Of Evsrt sad y. A. Bsiding. Of
hsncslens srs a. be Esgls
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
AN AGED SUIT.
A Twelve -Tsar-Ola Lawsuit Ended Yes
tsrday.

A rvsivs-rssr-old Lawsuit Ended Yes
tsrdsy.
The case Of Solomon Snyder against
Chas- Van Every. begun Oct. "a. 1875 was
csIcluded IN the Circuit Court yesterday
morning BY the jury giving to the plaintiff
verdict for $4,000 The al ddmnla
clause IN the declaration. however, only
called for $40 900. and the judgment was
cut down to that figure. The complainant
vas possessed of property known as the
Clifton House In Lowell. aud other property.
valued ct about b 400. Some time pEsvi-
Gus TO 1876 Van Every took him to the
south part OF the State and showed him
properly wsicn De wished 10 trade for the
botsl property He also showed him two
notes signed By Geo. Stsrkvsather for
81 80 each. also some village lots supposed
to De near Chicago When tie trade was
made il wss found that the property was
vsluslsss. a. were also the notes, sod the
lots were not even plated.
Van Every Is . resident Of Colorado and
said To be wealthy. and M. snyder will
pr0ssbiy get nis money.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
RAILROAD RUMBLEs.

snry Mssssl. Of the G. r & l. machine
shops. - sick.
q. Ribic. psttern-nsksz st the g. r. & L
car shops. fs AZ home sick.
Master Mechanic Geo. G. Wstrous. Of tie
D.. l.. a ", was ia ths city yesterday.
The g. r 4 T. Company are Da,ting il
new heating sDDsrsies in their coaches.
J. z. williams. Of the c a ". n. freight
oAice. has gone fer short visit in St. Louis
The greatest damage to ths c. 4 ". N.
by the accident Wsinesdsy nignt. oonss
from toe disabling Of the engines a. this
busy season Of the rear.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

The Union Labor Congressional Com
nitses have called the Fifth district con-
vsufion 70 meet in Holland THURSDAY Octo.
Der n. for the purpose Of nominating q
candidate for Congress in this district. No
fusion delegates wih hs admitted to ths con.
venti0a. The Union LsoOr county conwsa-
ton vii be seld IN Isais county Taes3s7,
October Q The Unios Labor Senstsrisl
couvsotion for otts-s and other cogatss
p n Fosx vill address toe Unio1 Isber
Cssgr-r,orsi cpnvsuuon October IL. a.
H.I,snf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

CROsBY-At her home in this city, Oct. 3 lass
Charity Crosby, IN her 10th year.
Funeral at the residence OF her grandson. NJ
5. Crosby. 2l0 Fountain-st this afternoon al
o clock. Friends of the family invited
FLOOD-At the home Of her daughter. Mrs
James Kelley, Paris township. Rcssuna flood.
widow of the late Dennis Flood, aged IS yesrs. :
months. days.
Funeral from 81. Andrews Cathedral Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

There is help and pleasure
for every housekeeper, real
help and pleasure, unexpect-
ed help and pleasure. The
cost at the end of the year is
nothing at all. We prove it.
For ten cents now we send
the Ladies Home Journal and
Practical Housekeeper all the
rest of this year, beginning
September. That is wha t
proves it.
The October number Is on
the news-stands-six cents.
There are $4,000 families in
the state of New York that
knows all about it.
Send it IN silver or stamps.
Ixp1re HoxE for-,~.r
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Rlcs ASB NzEl k4-EsASF nlsFAAs--
NELA AaFkNnkR

Rlcs AsB NzEH E4EsASK D.sFAA4--
NELA AHTkNhxR
TnursSsy ~as tbs opeulEg aag OF
SEA ak d-spl.s 0i FsA killssrs Eoeds
as ne event pE0Feo success n sxsFy
ssnss u tks sor1.
L&aiss s~sys 1Aniiesi mach interest Ia
d2pl.ts It srCiclss ~ hs4o saeF0nsnts spa
shsz opporsanlIles ara snerso o. INSPECTING
a. ssxsng hHs 0f tEsss ss.as. thsy ttEa oGs
"a lsEos- TIE hixa standard - sns EoSds ~
ths sKhiclgioa and the o0Gnplele1 Assoft'
meuas wss tnsrs1ors The cause ~ - zn@Ay
AIDES cxll.ns 81 oce uitsss yesterday.
TAs disolsy " Fsli psssiflss thls season
a. 1kls vel knosa millinery s1neOTio ~
sciipsss anything ever sAswE ey ths pfo-
prislus Tss srranxsmsng 81 lie stocs = -
IsstsfQi sRd attractive thai almost 81 .
glsRoe each beautiful plume, stylish hat or
tsu act or rol Of rlbbon. csa Dc seSE. e. a.
entrance - the store Is made TIE display
Of 4 sooas = certainly deserving Of NeouQn,
aud iadles IL search of fsshleasele nii-
anery. will nae Il 10 their 3ass0Esxs -
cal ss sehalt1xs fas ks1 openlns ends
thls evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

NJ Bsrney Burton. Of Grand Rapids.
-ho hss inst eompistea . thrs- -r.ks visit
rifb Ers. Fslfan snd other Old fr-ssds in
ibis ,itv. ieo sais morning. Ssr huss~sn
"a the West AichiEsn Road. hrs Burton
Is 1oT q Tssr. Old. snd -oadsrfnllr active
f1r 3 nerSen 81 Aer sxs. THIS stT vss the
frst ~hit- rnrer nsrres = Grand Rarids
. vnich plsc- sss ass re-issd sfsy four
Yesfs - &c srri.ts Eai-sH.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

There -iii be q glove contest IN cfDou-
sells rvmnasiun tbs evening between
D.nsis N--dhsn. the noted Psilsisl ph; a
hght--ssehk ssd Tom Nsr5. 80 champion
W5snsnsa lzht-veight. Before their con
ts.t curr rarsces Georxs si@scns. 80 = n
sxhs HsrrY Feuss, saa JsharY Rs-ch ~
give q souT-roand x5s~s eonssst besiss.
sp.rriax 81 stssr sthletes. Nsnsrsr Toha
=. q DeB nsll ssys tssf this vii - ne s-st
gic-s eonfesf ever s.-r q tee city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Then Theress Trsnza wsS srrsigned in
the roiice cart F--erdsT for rsssdinx in
aeuss ef 'ii-isnse - pess-d xsiitr. ard
srnirnsa 49, asfer-ed nnnl thi. nor-irx
7rs-ie We k,o~ Ther-s. say t.st sh~ =
lassra. 49, ser fstaer ard ss.ser ~srs ss
pes-~ Hesf l1srters resssrsi.v trvfnx "a
fra ens SO eorIt ss icne -ith bsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

CzoosE YoUE owR DIEsEk.
Msssrs. Blssa a Allen, the enterpTls ing
market mea OF g PsaTl-st vii receive
the follosing esgSbles tbs morning by s2-
press
Hshout Fresh Esls.
ffesh CodnsA. Butter klsh.
Blue Flsa. flOunders.
Ascksrei. Devil Crsos.
Fresh LebsieTs received alive.
Cams IA balk and sbe.l.
Oysters Ia bulk. can sad 10 shell.
Sussss IN shsll and 10 o0lE
New York Counts IN balk sud IN shell.
The nnest BAiumOFs Oysters ia bulk or
cans
AL the above goods a. wholesale or retail.
Guiding every thing ia tie nsh aud game
line in season. Including canned goods,
cured fish, etc THIS : only the second
week that Ihis house has been open. bat
tue the line Of goods carried 0y lhem las
already secured Tor them large patronage
from the pGbllc.
63 Pesrl-sL
Telephone col AL phone orders
promptly attended 10.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

srs. 7 CriSsrnsn and daughter Jennie. Of
sarn1,sr Who have osen visiting friends
in aiCsgo and Evanston. returned lsst
evening.
y Fccx. Of lansing. va IN tAs city
rasisf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Charles Jehasen- ths nsa wh. rskh.s
BE -sschrasn ct Schwsrtz' plaai-x al.
~ss ssksa srfcr. Jssr- Rarilngsrne ysster-
ssT sud se.fsacsd - 5scksnn ~ twenrv.
sve ye~rs Tbs = ls.s s~nssnc- aad Tsbs-
ssn ~ss eat sxp>rfinx - sst % uaea nas
asek as s-ussnc< ~ eee4sF ~ tasz<A a xss
- - eeSA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
FIyE MATCH RKP.IRINs.

Hervey. the jewelsr. has Just received 8
large supply of gold and silver watches.
fine jewelry. diamonds. and silverwars. OF
all the latest styles. He is now making L
specially of fIe watch and chronometeI
repsiring. having ENGAGED the services ol
Mr.. Ihos. FarTer an experienced and prsc-
tical wstcbmsker Mr.. FarTer has been
several years employed with Rowell 4
Sons. chronometer makers. OF London.
England. and is practical workman IN al
kinds OF fine Swiss and American watches.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

A. rss--be-s - Brsneh IS. e. N A
s~s ~s<g s<te6 70 30 prsss1f a. - req -
n setisx Frosg evening" IN l1ss. sus ness
~ ri ufrt a1cs- sss INT =
TR1S kEsTIN4 hssL -ecget&rT.
Pres1e-t
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Vhsu he lanes Adev css. -ss rsllsd n
th. Superior Court yesterday. II "a. 5s-
covered tat tie returns fro-n ths Police
Court has7 rot reen signed b7 J16xs
Homes 80 tbs trisl wss sdiournsd unul
tEas rs1rvfnz
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

F3~srd CsicaaehsiskL = yaung wss
si3sr. d~svs = G. ksschaus horse svsr
wsdnssaas xhE vhi.s - rss aru1k. n
ths Folf-e Coars xesser3sy hs pal6 = 5 ~
zstazz druax sad Ss~sa a~x &rlslaE sse
sox>s ssss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

lo lhe Cir-uis coart y~-tsrvisv. Es-ir
ra - r.csve--s 80 fros Hantiv Ra-s.I.
e. 8s-uszrs ssr tare~fng fsilss< snt af c
C Csrxeexs sf.,re. The .sse wss ieris1~s
szssnst ~ "a s@ IN Justics Ws~tssIrs
.1rt sns a sFart VII - made - .ecns-
= esx ais- - Ia Csrxzsl cs>Ft
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Edwin Nsx;c vi sos stesl smother ~steh
f8r ihs asxt 6vs Fssrs. He ~e seatsacsd
n fscxsoa ~ fu,ics E1r8agsms yssfsr3sT
f1r taet lsrzth - tine Nags = torEh-
loskiax fsllaw and sccisty : pronshlv hsctsr
wftncnt ain
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

When ". ". Bennett became bondsmsn
for " B. Sweet be had 10 make an sfis
Gsvit bat be was worth 500 lis0le to exc
culion. This statement suited a firm of
lawyers yesterday. who got copy Of the
statement ard propose to enforce few col
iart1cua
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

For I6on't care, dull, tired feeling. i'm.
poverished blood, dull pains in back and
head, taptalizing skin eruptions, Kemp's
Sarsspsrilla never fails TO give relief. We
always guarantee il. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs' drug store, I26 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

A. lsst Cans street has got Z. and got It
bad r Y Huff the eunrpTising mer
cbsnt a. - Csasl-st-. hsa sdded - sis
bakery and cr.sm.-v hrst-clsss line Of
fresh and .sIt Fish. shell ard can Oysters.
Game Of al kinds IN ssason- Sears Crackers
and Ks.ms1so Ce3sTv slrsTs in stock
Csn snd loss a. this displsy. Ovsssrs Ia
bulk received daily. 4. V. HrTT.
IS C21si-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

A warrant vas issued yesterday for Abrs.
ham Aohr, WHO is wanted for nsglscting 10
support bis wife and little baby Tbe COM
plant vas made oy M0hr's wife. who lives
A. li2 Madison ct Mohr WORKS in Nuske-
sop. vasrs hs went soout three months ago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Mrs. Pierce a. 20 North Division-st took
in nsw bOar5er Wednesday noon and
YESTERDAY he moved o1t. taxing ~ith him
quite an amount OF cletbinz that belonged
70 tas oth@r h.1s1dsrs. Mrs. Pierce would
ike % see him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Amt for smoker. 70 crscl Why buv q
t-n-~-at cigar ~hsn vsa issn get Grand
Rsuuo.ic figaro Or nys esots, ~ BufS
fs- 80 nd aae-hsf csnts. sa1sisv az good
g.vs vor suv n8ocev - ssToE sssy 81
not e. 2 vo-1r srtrsvsEs8ee sBd ioin tss
esns
Mozsss n TzrEsrH 4 Bilo. so4s AFsrts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

True greatness consists in cODferring the
greatest blessing upon the human race.
After you have tried a Grand Republic
Cigarros or Buffos. tell your neighhor TO 20
and DO likewise.
MORRIS Ii. TREUsoH d Bro. Sole Agen Is.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Al toe meeting Of the Fourth Ward Re
paeliosn AsrUhiag Club last evening. st
east a hundred enthusiastic voters we're
present. and we're pat through the drill oY
Captain k8rsT TIE Fo1rsh rsrd q organ
I'D for vfrf0rT
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

The Turner and Coppens studios opened
TO pupils September 26. Wednesdays and
Saturdays are devoted 10 lessons In painting
in oil, crsyon and paste; also two evenings
in the week to drawing from cast or life.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

zkss ssfes. licl- 7.-f.f A,@1-k-- sAaa
- -sesa,l- : r. az s4zzlsf laiiS~sf - ssiazf
49, ssa = 1sd s4Ee sc1t1 sssEsEis
49, - lofl1sflg 4llsla. ensk ga S2s
tas.s
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Oh Why should the spirit OF morials be
proud. when q Grand Republic Clgarro eau
be obtained for i've cents. and four Butos
for ten cents. q spanish smoke Ia reach OF
all.
NORRIS II. TREUscH a Bro, Sole Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

TRs-s s. So HesEzs Js~ss rs
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
NEAL SISTERS

Will have their Fall opening October 10. II
and y inst, We will have very fine Sc
lection OF Trimmed Goods al li7 Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

o., if only had her complexion. Why.
il is easily obtained. Use PJzzonTs Com
plexion Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
LADIES HoHE JOURNAL
Phila3elph
Notice to Builders and Contractors

]. o. De La Pierre & Co. de-
sires contractors and builders
to call and examine their
Walter Patent Metal Roof,
French Floor Tiles, red
pressed and Enameled Brick
and Sidewalks. Livingston
block, corner East Fulton and
Diyision-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
FALL OPENING.

Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Oct. 4
and 6. No cards. MILE BUcKLY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Fair Haven aud Anchor Brand Oysters
al Dettenthalers. III Monroe ST.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Fresh Fish ana oysters al Han's- -
Csuxi-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Telephone l00l AL phone orders
attended 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-26
CLEVER C~ENTRALIA.
Its Enterprising Cltizens do not
Propose to Lose the Road
If They Can Help 1t.

The little town just west of us is
working mighty hard to secure the
c., H. & S. railroad. A mass meet
ing was held in the Centralia Opera
House Monday afternoon and five
or six hundred citizens were in at
tendance. Every one of the crowd
was boiling over with enthusiasm
and the result of the meeting was
highly satisfactory to all Contra
lians. Messrs. Fudgesand Lathrop,
directors of the road, were present,
but made no promises. They were
there merely to see what sort of an
offer the people of the town were
willing to make them for their new
road. When the subscription pa
pers were opened there was a grand
rush, everyone apparently wanting
to be the first to sign. Several cit
liens subscribed $1,000 each, alto
gether about $4,000 were raised.
Committees on right of way and
subscription were appointed by the
meeting, the former to follow the
surveyors who are now working
from Centralia to Perry, securing
the right of way as they go. Mr..
John e. Human, a leading citizen
of Centralia, was in the city yes
terday afternoon and said to a re-
porter for the LEDGER:
eve will have no trouble in Sc
curing the right of way from Gen.
tralia to Perry. Ten thousand dol
lars were raised last night and as
much more will be raised to-day.
We have some hard workers in our
committees and some great results
can be looked for. C~entralians APP
preciate the value of this new road
and will lose no opportunity to Sc
cure it."
"You think Mexico has a for
midable competitor in Centralia,
do your"
"Well, I don't know" Mr.. Hin
man answered with a show of mod
esty; "but we are awake up in our
town and everyone interested in
C~entralia's future will strain the
last point that we may not lose
this enterprise"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-26
Subjects for Conversion.


Mrs. NJ. M. Show publishes a
newspaper at Mexico, Mo-, called
the Regulator. The good lady who
edits this paper is of a decided re-
ligious turn of mind, and the efforts
she has put forth to convert the
Tribune and the, Mexico LEDGER
from preaching Democratic doctrine
to promulgating certain religious
ideas have been very strong. Up
to date Col. Bob White shows NO
signs of weakening, and the Tribune
must also announce its determine
ton of adhering to Democratic doc.
trine and leaving religious topics
for religious papers. By trying to
convert people from the evils in
digent to a belief in Republican
doctrine, the LEDGER and Tribune
r daily performing a great mis-
sionary work, and thus preparing
them for that higher grade of hope
and belief which Mrs. Show ex-
plains weekly through the columns
of the Regulator.