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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29
REGISTRATION NOTICE.


5fSfI Rffifr. Nich. 3uIy H ikss
Eecfor az tire Ciiy ~ Grand tspds Jsss
kofitf.
Ihe BfsFc al feeis' ration of ths civ % sfsne
Rapids viil metz ihs rlsnes hereinafter desie-
mated - haturdsy sfifusi an. 49,. ns1i rrroed
inf IN So ~ eieCiioH between tbe houFf 81
ociock m aun . ciorFsp u iof tns BE- rlose
ofmsflne perfect lat. - rear o. may is al al
person fcsidlnr iu thf seFcfsl wards ~ tbs city
~ Grand Rapid Fro are qualified eieciors under
Ire coDstitUtl Jtf. o. fhe stale 81 hlCEicsr, sBf
entitled io vote ffer-ir
Pint Fsfd Fnrtne fe1se crsadsiiioFse
Second NEfc Superior oIfI ri, RI frsf-.FI
Thin Nsfd first ffeciui-fnrius house "a
grBvesf
Third Ward. sacood pfeclnoi-8s 5en.pon.
ave
Fourh wsro. rirst frecinoi -Epsln. house.
Bnftsvs
Fourth ward. s.oona rrecinci-fngln. hous..
1gesf f.ti-RFf
mt Nerd Engine hoase. corner i~onsro
snf faneI IS
siFfb wsra-Fng1n. house. norh o. Lsonsrs-
a.
seventh ~srd EBflns hoBse. corner fsouf
aE0 - surf So
Eifhlh ned -KngiDs houss Ieaerzos,-s
q ~ f,efffesi FFc<t aHnHfr
-. ~tfiu- NEfgk raruahan-
John cre1ue Isrfkhfiswast
Rottu sINrfii. vul. X efBfes
- ~ f1s~ dsn,f VI frs~aara
3 = fsidHiu ffant f-n~s-s
ffooh fise.s herdt i. N efnis-s
20 ~ sqruef 40 -
Bosrd ~ Rersifsfipn 81 fhs Ciff = Grnrf Fsriae
jobs itLkfhf 10y Clerk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29
New york,s Bntteru,tk u.h,.

The buttermilk habit seems 10 be alarm
ingly on the increase in New York city. On
Park row alone, between Ann street and
Frankfort, there are now daily no less than
three perambulGtory diaries, which have for
their most conspicuous placsrds an announce
ment Of the fact that their buttermilk was
positively churned this morning, and Is
kept in porcelain lined jars" Similar esaab-
Ishments are scattered about most Of tho
leading down town streets ButteTmilk sells
for three cents glass, while milk costs Ave,
which may account for some Of the popu-
larity Of the former beverase.-Ner York
Q-sn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29


Exclusive. fssa enshie women nss Frsucs
nj ~sooss. Ercn c1rerie and percbies -,
ana Tvecr Thrre l. iess of imported cam
hric urri thaf formerly. owing "a the slpe-
rortf Of e1r own domestic camlrics. The
Nsu~a.a. Iorsials and specially the
EerSelcv mllis al make canlbrits which
risai tee hsst imported ecc,is. ard arr sold
as iess theu oue. haif A i1polaiua is q
r-tvv rr.1Ilsr &C pcrra'e winch sel's nc about
t~esitT fee eefts Per Yeri s.d Is esnecisiiY
reccuniendsff IS daraAie Eools far under.
wear Nesriv I'll TIE SHOPS nov keen Ham
b1r~s worked a1 r1efi'polaire. fer nse IN
xar-renfs rslis n tas material These en-
hrs6sss.i eacis ara fa'see'l Vithoal dress
i1.. srd are far srpericr Cd az Hamburg.
sven Frarra fisn6nE. which h>s tecu con-
ere,l tie hest cf ala Cnferfuna-eiv they
A., a,ii r0ir IA fortr AID n aalf sari en-tas
in al wifsss a "a raloh aoes not always
cut - savsntaSs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

There are now three periodicals. in Europe
which are wholly devoted to African news
and comments upon the various enterprises
developing there. while three-fourths Of the
SPACE in another Journal IS given Solely 20
Affairs in the Congo state. One Of these
periodicals has n circulation % COCO copies
LAfrique which is Published in Geneva,
and The African Times. Of London. have
been in he Held for several years, and now
comes The Afriks Post issued IN Hamburg.
Which viii - chiefly devoted n Cisrmanv's
commercial interests in her new African
colonies New York Sun.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29
c1am. from The Paclao.

There il q great deal Of excitement a.
present among the CLANS on the Pacific cast.
The United states Fish Commission has rasda
arrangements 70 ship a car load II clans
from san Fraocisco and place them in the
Atlantic ocean Il is asserted that the~ are
superior 10 the eastern variety. and TIRE ex-
pertinent viii te made on that acoount The
View England club viii give n cismhake
Later IN the seascn in honor = 80 rev sr-
rivals. in which they vii - ezrectssl ~ tats
quisea prominent part hilssslphlA Times.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

F,e Irtnffuc. tf f.s' nf'IisF zrss fsffS ~ o.
fsr as -rsie 81 t.se r-~e0- s-sf.s1ifef,s.rr,s-
rsin tanr it vas rritirts~i ever hv ere Enx-
hslt v'lr ar rs~i ~ e1.h 'o.fEIsrit.as. Tss
s.re ses,ns,i.f rae as'enesi rae -eslv<s-aslaa
a. f.ss =. va ttf - q.e8< -r, ard = .,an-
sss,r = fr1t -n Si-ar ans safufei that ka
c.ir1 ~ e-n- rrr~i ard TIE SPEAKER -ss
ra'1 a. ~es. ess 1A-s en1zrt. SIR -
ser,~ -~o>-sr ~ss ss'.@i p e-sh<. ~ith =
s1rr. sna a.-1-et,tr fse n-,s..esIBCs ~.
SO r - ncric-aeiy dencisns m sunor. -
Csics<u 3ssn-A
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

Stranger On up town hotel)-Are guests
Of this hotel lowed TO est PIE with
knife
Cierk--Tes. sir.
Don't have 20 est green peas with
fOriS
q" No. sir. ron can eat en- with your fin
gers II you Ike
Can call for a second plate If soup
'thout havin the waiter ask me how tho
buckwhsat crop IcoSs down ny way
Yes. sir
THEN Il sirn NJ name. I'm t-svelin'
FER pleasure. mister. an am iooSin fer =
hotel With home comforts - Il. TEXAS
Siftinxs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

Speaking q old furniture recalls 70 mind
the fact that dealer In that costly brlc-a~
hrae in one ~ the New England towns found
In the secret drawer Of famous old chest a
bridal GreSs Of India muslin. The fabric
was 50 thin and ilne that the gown entire
vas easily oontalEed in a long. narrow
drawer that required tbs eyes and fingers Of
an adept 70 search out it's mystery The
same dealer discovered 2 letter from wash-
ingtOn and one from Lafayette in the secret
ornsr Of an old deck that was In process q
excavation New York Prca
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

re sou snd daughter ~ . woman - frf.-
England for svstfrfst icailv 9efra1d.nz a
n rad ~ travelling without tickets uuf
wi.rin rifle p sheir fesfi0sti-n and th-n
sziaz tickets f'r thsf dr. snos hsr5ed taen1
~ friend. giving " thos- tickets ~ -
end If ~ trip IS Though thai uas - tte sis-
tsnca uhicn thev hsd Travelled. E1eh frsed
heing rosss1ls uns~r the knehsa railway
us<tho1s ~ Chicago Herald
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

One of TIRE pipes 4 the Standard OIL com
pany. thaf brings oil from the petroleum -
gions ~ feuusT ivania % View York. a dis
tance Of 40 lies. recently burst in vernon
township. Suzsex county. = J Before the
mischief sss discovered the SOL in the Vi
ciuitv 81 tbe broken ripe became saturated
ard poiscael with rru'ie oil ard ruined for
the present \ large 4asntity q oil aoved
into ths r-fchioT.ng streams. snd - fishes
died by tlcGsan1s. 'ertifc American.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

Wife going 20 theatref-Why DO yoa
walk so fsst 5ohr' We have plenty CT
time. yen vii be tired cut as we'd "a ny
gef
H1s'nnd a New Yorxerf-Yes hut II
ws get there early is vii gire "a
chance 70 rest Time.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

Two old friends ret Let ne So .
ssid Gre - rrst ~ 80 yssrs sfuoe 7
saw vsu isst. Joan Yoa wers going inso
q jewelrv store ~ try diamond rinz
Yes. I rsn1e-l5e
"And Vhere 50 ~ou r-i-r now
I'm gong irto = rroeery sfc7s te buys
rndfst Tina
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

fl1rs s. ard lack cotton ncsls~y AZ the
rese;af.oa ehfica fer <lmIner A few 0iesie
-alsre3 sls hrse sre VIZ, VITA soesle coicret
sirrers f-r 0fezrv Occasional Sack cCttco
hasisrv IS tae eiseic. fcr gensrsi rear. and =
rurr 8r~i hy s-Terai Frncsssas vhlca zuaran-
- fsss rr er rizlout ths ase q any n
wholesome lss-f--l -rts ID the eoi1riax n,sttsr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

"Tou slisuid Be baseball player. said
he beetle 90 the spider.
s'1Vhv So inquired the latter
You're so coed - eatehInz sies
True. but "a fall a victim - re
fr-1s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

Orr IN 1nfiarsrciis thev 49, Blasting
- = ~9naa whrse votes rs1 - sesr8 far
nile rrt nat nothing We kara
cne 81 T-rSsrs ~kc<e rcice csn - kez-i
fer twenty riiiss. ~ rave teler hores II
x>a<ers ~ a2s~rs ststexzaa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

ee--rsi e fse -saIthiext merchants q
MsScr- ta-s hesn Corrected - srtn terstirx
nea Ore - their wss DEPRIVED - IS cfril
rsghrx ssd hsrfssef 70 Sil,srss fe- Sc "a.
oseers cor-fcte5 ~ers Froencn3 - 6l7e~rrt
Ezs a s.1zx ..pran.@ze - E.asso. I'r.a~rr.px
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

A. hrtel kcr-- j s-17z 49, 20 sa6e--
Fs~e ven 6srcsd ruck RS evening"
A. ~ tbs ss ny frs~ tip
g ] see. rsnarked tke Tearr lady 50
49, tade trsrre6 ever q l--e trs5n sd
xzrssle6 g 80 Ser --hs1es ks&
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

Scrre CO SAYS that an rnhrrlla vi
laSt nnch l7urpr II it = PLACED vith TIA
ssrsle downward ts dr. - preserve it
ssill loarer sftach IL ~ yoar besiF vfth
iox chain aud Fa6.cek -No-Tissow
E.~sts
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29
The Sprague
Electric Motor,
SUPPLIED By THE-
Edison Light Co.
OF THIS CITY,

Is the most desirable form OF
power which has ever been
offered 10 the public, and the
electric current supplied by the
Edison Company 10 operate II IS
the only current guaranteeing
absolute safety 20 the life OF the
user. All persons IN need OF
power for the running Of elevst-
ors, ventilstors, or for any pur-
pose whstevsr, car be supplied m
amounts from q fractio psrt OF
horse power 10 so or even 100 horse
power. - desired. Information given
and estimates fUJnished on applies
ton 10 the Edison CompanY's Central
S',lon, corner Calder and FOiion-sts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29
And Continuing until the
goods ale all sold.


Summer Lawns. Jubilee
Stripes. Persian Plaids and
Figured and Dotted Swisses
sacrificed.
We will sell the balance of
our Summer Lawns, worth
from 5 to 20 cts per yard for
4 and 5 cents.
Jubilee Stripes worth 25c
and SOC, for l2tc per yard.
To close Persian Plaids and
Stripes, worth 30c for only
l2Ic.
We have about 50 pieces of
Figured and Dotted Swiss,
worth from 80 TO 60c, take
your choice for only 25cts per
yard.
We have on ON counters
about fifty Parasols. the bal
ance of our immense stock.
take you choice and we will
fix the price to suit you.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

70. - ' Z DVUINt FtsNta+
IN the second cut Is represented full
tcdi''s and sleeves IN biscuit roiored nuns
yelling. trsrzn~'l with pointed yoke. com
posed q tucks and outlined Eith lace plat
in<. similar trimming aslorus the cuffs
ard collar. as vel sx tho top % the SKIRT.
which i dnisae,l of with lace founce. Belt
and shoSiler knots In biuo velvet OF MORE
six Tais dress ~ suirc,l % little girls from
I've years - zine years q asc.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29
rAsss o. lw
ss@- R~z,ssis4. fs~za sAs Pee a E@-
1@.< Fsssy fszis~-

Tkz sfcTfa o. COSslIEECE
4 an ID terror sis1ed SER M
Gsadmotasx. every tflns 1 beer the Bel
rag. I klassl i hear something dre@Gfi1l
abort lax In sure &c > been into sonas
axfri nisehief" What n4kes Yea
ta.ak So ssksd her husband ~Oh' -
eans a. -scfiy hoase iron school this after-
noan SAT down AL studied his iesssas fox
to-uorroW ior nearly lE0 houss 41d has
bee1 as god as a. 2lEel ever since
Dear. teaf. la has thal by oeeR up 20.
I z0ald Ike 70 EBo~
sB9ezEo To DEAru
The train is siovf-iz int Ilyin yst0n NJ
j sounds - alteration are heard with
our. Ars- kerrigooG. ciaS ping her hands
ever her ears, rusaes across ths ear. Oh
Ga 81 Just bear that man swearing
Go. isn't it terriolei l. u4kes ne abud-
der Il - dsadful 1 never heard any
faing 30 horrible IN ny life On deaFi
Vii l0oody stop hin. On. Just listen
o. aiml Please DO 20 cut. somebody aud
make him sop I never heard sueh terri
DE profanity ia nv Lfei Oh. 1 cannot
stand h. Clara. dear. come over 10 this
open window. yo1 can't hall bear him
Whsle you are.
CURgEST LFrRRATURE
Gun vas IN great shape Saturday after
noon
The boys run up against brace at
Buffalo
Did you see The Dufers Jump onto the
Rabbits curves.
Il was great dag Tor Morgaa's colts
SAY pelanev, no@ mGay chances does
man have 90 oder you. nyhOws
Mack you won ! run out OF line next
time. wont your
Two singles and double in the FIRST
haf Good boy. lankyi
That vas dandy punching IN the
seventh.
Dad you mind how Scanlan took EN-
into eamp'
Buck IS getting 20 be a willy twirler.
You say. dear madam. you don Z sec any
sense ia ell this rubbish Don't see any
scufs IA lei Bless your dear simple soul.
l. beats Browning. IOar husband and
sons pors over that sort Of literature
three or four h01rs a week. AMI they ike
n TOO That's baseball literature and IL
isn't made up" for this column. either.
To is copied from cold print in an Ameri-
can gentlenans Journal. devoted 10 sci
enee. art, ne icld and other things for
which tho soul Of the American gentleman
IS supposed TO hunger.
POUND DROWNED
Waiter. where did Won ger this cofee,"
1T was made right here in the house.
sir" Yes. | knew it was male in tho
house It's 50 weak ii would have died
from exposure had IL been made in the
street. "-Burdett in Brooklyn Eagle
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

Watch this column for
Special Bargains during the
month of January.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29
WHAT WOMEN WEAR
FASHIONS oUalse Ire SUMNER

AiEreeslss Dresses fsF Llttls GiEis sssE
LaElsg SO Hst s1als1sF Dsys-A
1T-aeh frosk Described. Alss
Pretty EagLsh Ae.1al
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

-Ait.rsa 81 10Th ssxss are. as arals. zen
. fi-l4r1 irasss't losslfiaTs Aat = few =
10 -rte - 1esl g.,si ~ .rfis s'rls ara Geci
eesilT pieraFss4-a IA sEset saea. FOR i1ssarre
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

Waiter. where did Won get this cofee!"
1T was made right here in the house.
sir Yes. knew it was male in tho
house It's 80 weak IL would have died
from exposure had IL been made in the
street. Burdett in BROOKLYN Eagle
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-29

TEs. f-,srzScH FRocE Fos atnL OF TorR
n the f-st en- j. seovrn a french tres for
a Little y.ri - three or four years u sg-. it
+ made 20 cream c1ior-d lawn. surinkled
vi.n tess IN two sfal.- - pink The baby
ooiicr s bouHi silb slsded PINK SIX. O.
harmon 20 Nl.h tae braces, belt. .0ops and
ends. which areo2 OF tie sEefr s.ift. Large
Tuscan na,. surruuniell WITH a fufiing IN
pms musta. Rrl an ostrich feather w1ich
s.Eoots q do. over ne ory4
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10

disposed Of at meeting to be held on
Monday, August 10.
BE II ordained by the Legislative Coun-
Gil, That from and after the passage OF this
ordinance II shall be misdemeanor, pun
ishabe by fine OF not less thansSl or
more than $50 for each oilense, for any
person or persons TO drive any horses,
mules or cattle through the streets OF the
Taxing District unless the said cattle,
mules or horses are battered and led.
TUE sToP-coCR QUESTION.
Col. Geo. Can't, VIM. Katzcnbergcr
and |. Katzenberger appeared before the
Legislative Council 10 protest against the
order requiring that company to place
stop-cocks at all service connexions. Mr..
]. Ka,zenbefger read letters from Albany,
Boston, 81. Louis, Chicago aud other large
cities showing that no such requirements
were enforced there. IL was finally Or
derol that the Equitable Gas Light com.
pany DO allowed TO lay service pipes Of
one inch and three.quarlers inside meas
urement or less without s,op-cocks, but
in all service pipes exceeding one inch
and three-quarters they shall be required
10 introduce tirst-class brass stop-cOck.
Adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS.

Departure
OF
the
n
to o the and
town
Am and
SCENE Entrance the The Wht and Ren Grand military
OF
amidst Of o
OF
Of
francs
the and Petroleum
the Column Nndomc The Archbishop
mi o the
be
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10

PirrsnuRo. Pa, Avg Tho two iron
mills Of Graz, Bennett 4 Co. were cold At
auction today for ssga,oOO TO satisfy two
mortgages, one for s6s6. 900 held by the
New Work Life Insurance company. and
the other for $4,000 held by local pariica.
Tho property WAS bought In by syndicate
Of the firms creditors.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
Rich and Poor,

Prince and Peasant, the Millionaire and
Day Laborer, by their common use Of
this remedy, attest the worldwide rep
utation OF Ayers Pills. Leading ply
sicians recommend these pills for
Stomach and Liver Troubles, Costive-
ness, Biliousness, and Sick Headache;
also, for Rheumatism, Jaundice, and
Neuralgia. They arc sugar-coated con-
tain no calomel are prompt, but mild,
in operation and, therefore, the very
best medicine for Family Use, as we'll as
for Travellers and Tourists.
81 have derived great relief from
Ayers Pills. Five years ago l was
taken 80 i'll with
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
0, 90 20 Ha..a. ca, aud n.,,,,.

On August II the Kansas City, Fort
Scott 4 Memphis railroad will sell round
uip tickets from Memphi, TO Kansas City
~ lhc low rate OF s., good until August
q Tbs will allow eight days In Kansas
City. This Is a good opportunity IN visit
Kansas City and the west NJ very low
tate. We will run Tree reclining chair cars
10 Kansas City on this occasion. For
bcfihs IA sleeper aud any other inform.
alton. call on
II. ID. FiLis. General Agent.
n Madison street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
ALL QUIET IN STEVENS.
The Kansas County War over, bu
Much Embittormont.

Tho Kansas County War over, but
Much Embittermont
TorEKA, Kan, Aug. .. -Adjuiani.Gc Gen.
cral Campbell has returned from Stevens
county. lie says that everything l. quiet
there. The militia did not secure any
firearms, rs the citizens had sccreled them
before the arrival OF tho troops. lie thinks
that the bitterness aud excitement are DIV.
ing out, aud that the sheriff can command
the public peace In ten days. There are
few, however, whoarc still making threats.
and the general fears arc that there will
bo several killings Tho Governor, at the
recommendation Of Gcn. Campbell. or.
dcrcd four companies, one.hali Of the
force, 20 return home. aud also battery n.
OF the iour remaining companies, two will
remain ut Iugolon aud two NJ WoOdslnlc.
Sam Wood has tclcgnphcd the United
States attorney from Garden City, saving
that n warrant WIS issued Tor him ho
will voluntarily surrender himself No
such warrant has been issued. The com.
plant against Robinson and his compin.
ions on which they wcrp arrested was
sworn 10 10y sam Wood ~ informant, aud
before the prisoners lett hcrc yesterday
afternoon, they say they were only wait.
ing for Wood 10 roluIn 10 stevens county,
and that they would make Il interesting
for him In the future. A farmers con.
ycniion was helm In lIugoion last
"Wednesday and q committee Of live ap.
pointed To extend offerings Of pcacc TO the
Wood-lale residents. The following day
a similar meeting was held AZ Woodsdalc,
and when farmer, living fifteen miles
from the town, aud not connected with
either element arosc aud said that
llugoton men wcrc welcome and would
I've protected by citiTcns Of Wood.lale. n
light HEADED fellow In the crowd cricd
hang him. shoot him." etc, plungIng
the meeting almost into q riot. II was
useless after this 10 think Of offerings Of
peace TO llugoton. though the best citizens
Of the town were iolmyor Of 10 doing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
rer.rlrrierk Ar,r.,cd.

ST. Louis, No, Aug "a dispatch
from Topeka says that sam Robinson aud
hi. associates, who serc arrested day or
two ago at llueoton charged with conspi.
mcy but who arc generally said 10 have
murdered In cold blo0l sheriff Cross and
his posse In CONNECTION with the Stevens
county troubles. wtr brought there yes.
tcflay by the Unified States marshal An
gave bonds In sums ol 81 500 10 a., 90 aud
McTu released. ,. j
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10

wuL be found an excellent remedy for
tiok headache. Carriers Little LAYER Pills
Thousands of lslicr from people who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10

&c rAnLE in China aisle. consisting ~ 200
different articles colorcd tuniblcrs, crys.
tai glass cream pitchers, colorcd glass
butter dishes, majolica ice cream sau.
GERS, pepper and salt stands.
Decorated leapo,s and sugar bowls nj lie,
worth soc.
White French China tea sets, 80 pieces, nj
SAip, worth 50
Crystal glass fruit bowlson stands, only DC.
Fancy work baskets, plush lined, only loc;
worth zoe.
Clearing sale OF Seamless Malting.. best
quality bohinct Mosquito Ian, Willow
Chains aud Baby Buggics,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10

flrsr-ctAss table board at Fransiola's
on frnnt street, opposite custom.honsc
Tho table Is supplied with the choicest
food the markets afford and carefully
served. Regular meals rs ccntA
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CIR mp clubs ior TnE WEEKLY ArrK,t
and secure one Of the cash priIcA Soc liz,
published.
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WHOLESALE groccru rccognizc Lucy Hin.
ton Tobacco as the leading and best Viz.
ginia tobacco made In the United SiAicA
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srmcmuH Tor TuK wkEgLY ArrEaL, 81
per year, aud participate In the grand dis.
tnbuiion Of gifts December l.
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siiss,iy rnees,..,c.,.

Gsf up clubs for rrp WEEKLY ArrrAL
andsseure one Of the cash prizes See lists.
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DoS'r forge, the dear ones away ior tho
summer. send them boz u Floyd a
MONEYS candies
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But milford, isvsler. offers from Nj, safe.
nnhesrd Of special bargains Thursday aud
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Boy homes on monthly payments nom
Jas. Jay Smith A Co.
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Tng new delicious beverage Frui.Mir al
Floyd a MONEYS soda counter. Try Il
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BKronr you buy billiard OF pool table
sc, prices from Converse a Cook, go
Main stree
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RrAp page 81 Of tho Clara Conway In.
s,ituie catalogue.
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ASIA, mems fancy flannel Coats and
vests, formerly $3.50.
Al 1913, mems best Middlcsex all wool
Suits, worth $40.
At 81. mems fine Straw Hats; all that were
formerly - and 81.
A. 1913, mems Mohair Coats aud Vests;
were formerly 81. 80.
Al 25c, choice Of all our Boys straw Hats;
we're 81, zoe and bOc.
Al 81 ~, Boys Knee Pants Suits.
AtSLpS, Boys on years To ~ Mohair
Coats and Vests; worth -.
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~ common IN midsnmmrf, and impaftf vital
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FranCO-Gernan War.

Realistic Transformation
Paris covering Miles Of Canvas GOspT H sG T E New
The most Marvellous Spectacle produced rgunga Stage 400 feet wide Is
Lights Corps Of Artillery
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Daadruu

- urNovTp nv rus USE % cocoAtNh
And u stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Bumcits Flayorins extracts arc tho
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Dn. KloruEl will return Abou, sep,em.
Der 10.
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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
THE FRESH TEXAS PONY TO BE
SUPPRESSED.

A Garbage Crematory To Be Constructed
Cost OF Paving Peele Street.-The
Artesian Water Company to Build q
Railroad Track Routine Business.