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The Washington critic., 1888-01-31
UllaUldeTed Night Shirts

Which will open under
equally as auspicious cir
cumstances as it did Janu-
ary 1, we yet having the
full complement of qualities
and all sizes in each quality.
This stock Of Shirts having
been bought early last fall
for January delivery, is
not at all affected by the re-
cent advances in cottons,
and represents to-day the
best values possibly pro,
durable in this or any city,
as lower prices for similar
qualities cannot be named.
OUR "MAsCoTTE," SOC EACH.
Made from good, serviceable cotton, rein.
forced, ielled seams, linen. bosom and bands,
thoroughly made and entirely finished The
best shirt made for the prices sizes Ii TO 10A
inches; only SOC each.
OUR PARAGON" SOC EACH.
Made from cloth same weight as Wamsutta,
1000linen bosom made 3-ply, front of shirt
cut out and bosom inserted shrunk backing
and interlinings, reinforced and double.
stitched front and back, 3-ply collar.band
and wristbands, felled seams, French placket,
sleeves faced, every shirt cut straightway of
the cloth, entirely finished. Sizes 10 to I'm
inches, IL different sizes. Only soc each,
OUR 'TALLY. no." 62l6c EACH.
Made from Utica and Nonparie Muslin 9.
ply 1900-linen bosom set In 3-ply all-linen
neckband and wristbands, plain yoke, all
seams double-felled, French placket sleeves,
every shirt cut straightway of the muslin.
full 80 inches long, thoroughly made and en-
tirely finished. Sizes ~ TO 17M inch. Ex-
cellent value. Only 62l1c each.
OUR EEL MAHDI," zoe EACH.
Made from splendid heavy muslin counting
SSx92 threads to the square inch, weighing
3.65, 1000-linen bosom set In, heavy shrunk
backing and interlinings, made with sectional
tabs, wristbands and neckbands linen lined,
button holes made by hand, every shirt cut
straightway of the cloth, entirely finished.
Sizes Id TO is inch only zoe each.
OUR "BACHELOR,n S7lSc EACH
Made from second-best muslin 3.ply 2lOO
linen bosom set in,. all-linen interlinings and
backing, 3:ply neckband, wristbands and
tabs, linen facing, seams double-stitohed and
double-felled, sectional yoke, back and front,
linen gussets, every buttonhole handworked
re-enforced front and back, double-s...ched
throughout, every shirt cut st-1ightway of
the cloth, full 80 inches long. grand shirt
for the money. Szes Id to 18 inch Only
! 81 ac each.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31
"Icelandic Explorers"

Miss Marie A. Brown, of Boston is in
the city for the purpose of arousing in
terest and enthusiasm in the subject of
the alleged discovery of America by Left
Erikson, the Icelandic explorer, in A. D.,
1000, five hundred years before Columbus
is said to have discovered it. Miss Brown
claims that Iceland should be represented
in any centennial celebration of the dis
covery. She will lecture in the Chapel of
All Souls Church on Thursday evening,
on "Icelandic Discoveries" and will also
be. given a hearing before the Senate
nial of the discovery by Columbus. Miss
Brown has devoted considerable time to
the study of the question and has made
application to Abbot Tasti Cass, at Rome,
for the privilege of examining the Ice
landic records in the Vatican.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31

10 buy every new book that comes out, whap
you may have the privilege Of reading all you
want at the low price of S. subscription for an
entire year; Mr. J. D. Free, r., No. 1343
and all the new books as soon as published.
Call and subscribe.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31
WASHINGTON CRITIC
CITY sPEuIALs.

Every Purchaser of y Season Ticket
tcosting only 80 cents) 90 the q. A. q. haEtI
and Fair has an equal chance oi securing thr
grand upright Decker plano shown ni Slnlofl
4 staymans on street, and also a WY
valuable horse, buggy and harness.
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VISITING CARDS neatly engraved fr5m your
plates at rs cents per hundred. Keryand,
1912 Pennsylvania avenue.
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First. 1t is cut upon i'm
proved and patented princi-
pie, which produce effects
never before achieved in the
fit of a shirt.
Second. The neckband is so cut and made
IN combination with the Shirt as to firmly
hold the collar In place, preventing its riding
or slipping up over the neckband, thus over
coming the greatest source of annoyance to
the wearer In all other systems of cutting.
Third. The sleeves are so cut as TO give the
greatest length where needed, so that the
motions OF the arm cannot Interfere with the
At of the body of the Shirt, thereby relieving
Fourth. The sleeves are REINFORCED at the
top TO protect them against the wear Of sus-
penders seams In outer garments.
Fifth. The shoulders and yoke are slope
curved, and the back so improved as to give
the most room where II is necessary, produo-
ing q clean fit In the back with no ridges,
combining grace and comfort.
sixth. The bosoms are 3-ply linen through
out, while the front is REINFORCED (made
double) on either side of the bosom, so as to
prevent cracking away, in the laundering,
thereby strengthening the weakest point In
sSeventh This Shirt Is made from the best
grade of muslin, under the supervision of the
patentee, by selected and thoroughly compe
Shirt a uniform grade of manufacture.
Eighth. Has patented glissets, insurlng the
best OF wear at end of all seams.
Ninth. Fit Is absolutely guaranteed from
the fact that IL is made in twenty-four differ.
ent sizes-that Is. eight sizes OF neckban and
three lengths Of sleeve TO each neck size, the
body Of the Shirt being In equal proportion.
We keep the Plaited.bosom Shirts only in
the best grade OF muslin and linen, 81 each.
UNLAUNDERED NIGHT SHIRTS FOR SOC.
Made from cotton same
weight as Wamsutta, all
button-holes made by hand,
all seams double-felled, fin
ished with collar, cuffs and
pockets; fancy buttons; each
shirt cut extra long; sizes
from IA to I7.inch neck
band; only soc each.
NoTE-We have the same
shirt for boys in sizes IL to
ID inch neckband, which we
offer at the same price, viz,
soc each.
UNLAUNDERED NIGHT SHIRTS FOR CSC.
Made from cotton only A.
counts coarser and same
weight as Wamsutta, all
button-holes handmade,
linen gussets, all seams
double-felled; the front plait,
collar, cuffs and pocket is
trimmed with colored piping;
cut straightway Of the mus,
lin and made extra wide and
extra long; sizes IA to I7H;
only 6oc each.
rNLAUNnERKD NIGHT SHIRTS AT 75C.
Made from cotton equal 20 Wamsutta, linen
gtisscts, hand-worked buttOn.holes, all seams
doublu'fellcd, made with yoke full In We
back collar. culs and pockets attached; cut
lengthWise Of the cloth, full width and extra
wide; styles. plain white and trimmed Will
Cash's trimming around neck, sleeves, pocket
and shirt mont sizes ii 20 l7ls; only Zoo
each.
SPEcIAL.-Twilled Muslin
Night Shirts only 75c each,
Mems Bleached Unlaun,
dered Heavy TwiIled Muslin
Night shirts linen gissets, double.felled
sesms. flushed With deep collar, pocket anC
inches long; all Sizes extra value only 70'
each,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Mems Furnishing Dept,
Gen IAN and 4 Streets n. w,
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered in " ID "Ward" prints, doc.
per D. Also cottage cheese, buttermik and
sweet milk, &c. per at. Cream, loo. per at.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31

SEASON TICKETS for the G. A. II. Bazaar
and Fair are sold at the remarkably low
price of Soc, and every holder of season
ticket will have voice in the award of an
elegant Decker Upright Piano, valuable
articles at the close of the Fair.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31

The Auction Sale of Laccs, Ribbons, &c..
nj the store. 71i Seventh street northwest,
will he continued for one week longer.
WEEKS u Co., AuctiOuccre.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31

LTTHoaRAPH CHECK Books made TO order.
Handsome designs. Kervand, 1912 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
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MoYoeRAMs ana address dies stamped in
colors at low figures. Kervands, 1912 Penn
Rylyania avenue,
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Examine That Elegant Gold Watch,
at Tappan's, on 9th street, to be given TO the
gentleman selling most season tickets to the
q. A. II. Bazaar and Fair.
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Marriage I,icenses.

w. w. Bond and Ophelia Virginia
Lucas; w. p. Mollere and Ardella Il.
Huseman; Ellswood Crawford, Baltimore,
and Mary V. Casseen, Stafford Co., Vir-
ginia.
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To the Ladies'.
Send your lace curtains to the Swiss Steam
Laundry, 1922 street.
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FIonr I,eiaIIed al whoIesaIe Prices.

and Razors sharpened free. d. N. wALFonp,
dS7 Pa. Ave. Guns and Rifles for sale and
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31

For Washington Dressed Beef
go to John r. Kelly, stalls 62S, 500 and $50
Centre Market, and 206 and 208 Northern
Liberty. Corned beef o speciality.
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The great sale of Dry Goods, at Cost i0r
Cash is still going on az
Stt Market space
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more popular with young and old. A complete
camera, etc. Is offered by the q. A. X. Ba2ar
J113 Ia. ave.
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Continuatiou of Cost sale,

Regilding Of ola Frames aud Furniture
a speciality, at McELRor a Co.'S, 1908 Pa. ar,
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IL Ia mt Necessar,

POWERFUL Opera Glasses. Hempler's, Ave
nue. and Four-and-a-half.
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Hotel windsor

PowERvuI Opera Glasses. Hempler's, Ave
nue. and Four-and-a-half.
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To fha Iadie,

Send your lace curtains to the Swiss Steam
Laundry, 1922 street.
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The Queen of Beers.
The only beer for ladies'.
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National Opera.
Amalenr Photography IS GrowIng

Choice single seats for any performance, IN
amy part Of the house, at sioKLEs', 10ii IA. av.
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Dog Collars Engraved

mcEiroy n Co., 1908 Penn. Ave.
Etchiugs, Engravings, Artistic Framing. All
he latest publications
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"AIderney DaIry Yagons.n

1T Is the Best.
Ask for II. Schlitz's Milwaukee Lager Beer.
For sale by all leading houses
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The Queen OF Beers
Is a triHe higher in price, but Of superior
quality to all others.
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sil'SB

Thoroughly cleanse the blood, by using
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and
good digestion, fair skin, buoyant spirits,
strength and health will be established.
Golden Medical Discovery cures all hui
mOr5, from the common plmple, blOtch, or
eruption, 10 the worst ScrOfula, or blood
poison Especially has II proven its efficacy
In curing Salt-rheum or letter, Fever-sores,
Hip Joint Disease, ScrOfulous Sores and
Swellings, Enlarged Glands, and Eating
Ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures Consump-
fiOn (which is ScrOfula of the Lungs), by
its wonderful blood-purfying, invigorating,
and nutritiYe properties. For Weak Lungs,
Splitting of Blood, Shortness of Breath,
Bronchitis, Severe Coughs Asthma, lll,s,.',.s,
Nasal Catarrh and kindred affec N~'pl'f 80
n sovereign remedy.
For Torpid Liver Blllousness, .n-
COmplnint," Dyspepsia, and Indigestion, IL
Is an unequalled remedy. Sold by druggists
mn, PHFr pELLETs- Anti
Q. rs ots. a vial,
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31

Hotel Windsor
can'tsbe excelled in fine table board and
handsome apartments.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31

Rudden's Representative Installment
House.
John Ridden, the prominent and pioneer in.
stallment merchant, centrally located at $50
and 932 Seventh street northwest, has one Of
the largest stocks In the city, consisting In
part of housekeeping goods, union.made
stoves, all kinds of furniture, carpets, chairs,
ollcloths, etc. ETC., all Of which will be sold
weekly or monthly payments, to suit the pur-
chasers.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31
KERNAN' N's-RENrz.sN NNrLEY cnMrANY.

An excellent olio programme is offered
the patrons of Kernan's this week. The
house was crowded to the doors last night,
and the various specialties were received
with warm applause. The entertainment
concludes with wrestling exhibition, in
which "Thc Jap Sorakichi, agrees to
throw any man who may choose TO come
forward inside oftwenty minutes or for
felt $50. Nobody has won the fifty dol.
lars yet. Again tonight.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31
The Ladies' Are Actively Engaged
M. w. Beveridge,
Fowier's Improved Spring Mattress.

HV"'OH " H'IPH"FVU 1PTIIb NH"00'V55s
Made to fit all bedsteads. Sold for cash or
on installments, at 1105 Seventh street, n. W.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31
MEDICAL.
DRUNKENNESS
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT CAN BE CURED
BY ADMINISTERING DIR. HAINES'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

Can be given in a onpof coffee or tea without
the knowledge Of the person taking u. II Is alb
and speedy cure, whether the patient ls a
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. II
has been given In thousands OF cases, aud Ia
every instance perfect cure has followed. 1T
mated with the Specific, II becomes an utter
impossibility for the liquor appetite 10 ex-
ist, For sale by S. r. WARE, under the
teenth street and Vermont avenue, Wash
ington.
WEAK, UNDEYELOPED PARTS or THE
w body enlarged and strengthened Full
particulars sent (sealed) free. ERIE MRDL-
CAL CO., Buffalo n Y.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31

Is Your Property Insured
Il not, consult GumEY Bros, 13tgFs NV.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31

Flour RetaiIed at Wholesale Prices,
W. j. Morton h CO., representing Chester
& Wilson, merchant millers, Buffalo, n. Y.
for the purpose Of introducing their Flour TO
prices. thereby saving you the middleman's
profit Of over 81 per barrel:
Bbl. Quar-. Eighth
SSpeSHS SpTS Se! sE29GS Sis S
Bunkum New Proces9. ...5.65 1.d2 71o.
Roller (New Process) ......5.25 1872 66o.
Delivered free TO any part Of the city aud
satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded.
We solicit q trial order by mail, or call at
warehouse and Office, BOG Tenth street n W.
Also, stand In Centre Market, Seventh street
wing, II street side, under cafe.
The Ladies' Are Actively Engaged
In the sale OF season tickets for the q. A. II.
Bazar and Fair. The lady selling the second
largest number Is 70 be presented with tho
superb china tea set shown at Boteler's.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-31

Ladies' who desbe 20 have tiiolr hair dressed
will please Gd Tse me iu time In order that
can arrange khe time 90 serve ali. All the
modern toilet articles nne pcnumefy bean
Of wign kept Constantly u ~ tuo lt,rss
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
F. S. MILLIKNS & CO., Druggists,
Under MASONIC Temple Corner 9th and Streets N w


mer the city prices which better aud few meet shown by M
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PnoroeRApmo outft for sale. Sec Adt.
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n
pa-THE TEMPLE DRUG STORE Temple
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PROF.. ]. ROCHOE.
Ladies' Preach Ifalr.

Ladies french HAIR
Dresser,
63I 18th aud Oi2 itth sts
NV
The Grcciap Coll 4 tho
latest design il hair
dressing, which h artlstl,
caily executed either al
home OF my two storea.
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Our IF. F. V. Improved"

THE BEST SHIRT MADE FOR 81 EACH.
A FEW REASONS WHY:
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
PREACHING THE WORD
SESSION or r-ssTArs CONFERENCE
rr~Ersss @f fas =. o A Gasp As~xtz<-
,sssls3 - 80 st@ss cs4f@rs@os as
slss@Es Wsrk Ssr.zs1s ~
tks Uss EEx

A s3e =. "a sstsflsy a ssssloa of ne
>laIs lo1isrsEls ~es - - - TIE lcs
PEs.lds8k E11ss Fsrgo. Tas u.ls.lss q
lhe l-si usssl sx. Also Iss sfoeeseiazs u tas
izsZ anE-4l s~sslsa. wsFs Fsad Consider
sbls uias s1s ooc1gass "a shs ssespsion q
a1clt-9a44 ae.sza-es ailsF saleh lls freas-
ufer rs4a "a saaqsI report. saieh saosed
So s5-ts - asni a. the bss aninx u tue
y-.f 50 oi.l- received duune tie yssf,
&C. sazo,3 D. dsoarssd. lssyags baiAocs
oi 49, .zlA95 "a hand. Ias csmmlttse on
Resolutions presented report wnleh sEs
"a 9u tas szeas uaai ne EsnI meetng.
oa9ftY sFlsE Ihs aejoarn meat Of he con-
isrence CaPtaia E-cndgs addressed the au-
dance apol tie q. u.isa4ousry cause As set
iofin t1s bread ~ lns u0rs tas , ans
-As- sfs 1slug pas into operation, the tfls 5
incident 10 llss-0u4fy wsrk etc ia re-
markabiY interesting aud Impressive man
uer Inc Captain hss oesn a worlds de
traveller AID sps4xs from persona oosersA.
uon. HIS relation Of ne slt1Ation ia many
ioreign lsads. sod 10 the islss of the sea. Is
such As ~ eur up ths missionary spirit ia
al Who hear lin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
sAILRoA ID RUMBLEA

r. +. GrixEs. Of tie C., B. G. vas in
tie e'sy yesterday.
GAVIN. 90 mile tickets sold after
Octeesr 1 vii o. sooa on the 5. Y. and D..
+. s y. reads a. vel a. the q. q ". 81.
AD Ia \. sgecial train brought Gen
era Weaver from Detroit lAst night Tie
train arrived aG the Union Depot al 80
C. +. Gil has received notice that there
siu De meeting Of the general elassinos-
tion ASSOCIATION held Ia New York City
October 5.
T. ". Mould, Chief Clerk OF the Passen-
ger Dspartaent, q. K. & l.. was in Chicago
YESTERDAY attending a meeting Of rate
association.
The depot Al Martin was broken into
Tuesday night. and 4 revolver belonging to
tie sxsat, Isaac schultz and an express
package we're stolen.
To. q. A W. N. sill have q car especially y
htted up for the l4dies who wish 70 accom-
pany the Harrison excursion on October g.
AFs. Harrison will tender The 4aoies rscep-
too Thursday afternoon.
The prospects are that the excursion 10
indianapolis October will be large one.
Muskegon promises enough 10 al two
slsspsrs. and Grand Haven one coach. The
following names are among those who
nave spoken for oerths. Hon. Thomas W.
Ferry. u. ;. Crosby. Judge Montgomery.
John Patton. Jr.. W. A. Istsum. Don j.
Lsathers. Daniel Mccoy. Judge Russell OF
Hart. u. &. Wickham. Mrs. Governor Luce
aud daughter, and William Alden smith.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
THE DEADLY SCOURGt
MANY ptRsoNs sUFseS From WANT
oas naserea .sa fhFss Ne~ C4ses sua
Esxss Deaths ~ 5-sAssssiiis
ssiplsss u fsopls t.s4ss
fsEs@aa4sa

gAcs sosvI1AE pa sept -. - be efssr. s.
buils.la for twsnty. four hours. encius q g
p "a. reports lo3 asw cases Stsiss saiFiy
one. negroes seventy 80. aeslaa slksS. sf
iolls~s J a. Bresn4fd G Il. cls~lors
NJ BsGloa Caxs. hsttsi, lsFrs Ns~la2a
.ooiereai Aus A D. Alien Car 3oEuson.
ctild of Alvin bucgisr. dotai cases te oa's
9 PSI. toi4i deaths 20.
There bsts t<sn tar~s hCndree osses 81
siSkness o. al Elnas 81 ferclasnos aae
tweuiy deaths from al causes duunS tAs
p1st month Thers ara t~siFs nsS osses
The lsissl bsss from Aullsuny EiYss
four new czses az shilss And 40 1ssfha.
Jonathan lkw sne Oar shufl Iasfe is
lever ct Sanoefson near Aclls8aY. So4
help 10 asssd far tonight ]. is SAC maea
distress e1isis here tnree nes cases a.
reported al Ellaviile M. fnny s
commissioner 10 tie Cincinnati e.
p0slgs returned 10 MGnascs. "a.
oa the Ihrd Of this mon0
t0ol yeilow fever on TIE iSth aud dea ca
the lTih Inis was tue second fetsi c@st
Qua % hfty oases Ia Manates Nilhsla
BarFsl q New oTk nures bts been tsktn
with Tie lever, and seFeFzl other nurses al
down With d.
A Jack sonvlils specisl fr0m Ferdinand
ssys tue steamer Gulf Siresm toos ara
nearly al Of tie peoP.s ~ho wlshea q
cave today. Que lady was removed ifci
the boat. being 70 al 10 prOleed. AaDI
stOrrs are closed
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

rss lsss sasarloa 70 lai-ri.s. siii Fsa
tsasg
ass-rnss Lacs shoa.a ss siEsn q rss sns
fs s1itaa.
lss onoss s1s sslasa IA tns ss- 0tg
E4a 4l1ess
gso aas a'sas iool usfrsss aesass.
AID ssea ssasl
Closest ssr Dedication ~ss alsplsysd Ga
nssF sIaa1ss gsslsf1@g.
F8af 4raaxs zs1saz1lsi sas ouslssss IA
-la rs.lea CsaEt gsslsf1aF.
lsnera. Biacx 4il l4lG fss fsgs IA Hart
laa ia l1s19rls~ sFsaiss
al hsplis loss aat laks nzcA Mag
e. . i1e falIoH ,aFsr s4tsTsfs-
The 8sasi Il FFs aad Poiics C8mDis
AalaTs 80 llssl tlia a-isfaoon-
Ar ela4isr sssaK salistsd lRto tas
- gssafss 81 ssi4s r1ft y ~ilss',asf.
F.fr Rsoa0l.c4a should cary torch
g. aa ksp4s-z4u precsssioa saturday
a.sas.
S HaA " CE.eazo . "a Ess sltY ca
ass.aess esaaeclla STA Lls nal9r Halsoa
s4aas
N4R. Paiia. bratasr 81 0r Palm. do
a. sasir lsms ~ ~sa.tag-4ss ysstsfaAy
aaIalns
Governor Iucs sil tA.x a Hartman .
Hs sstaf8ay n.sat hssa9ala haze ois
a4.Lsaes.
~ Nsrarap as sold 10 Wa. A.
pstss I'd : 1.o.K s0uIAsicks sddl-iou,
los ~ So
aarn.ss aesnss ~as issusd YESTERDAY
- Iaealss 4 alien aaa Il - Dora uood
rcl Si ALesaa.
Ihs Eqaa sa1ras- Associations hsii q
ns-fias a. Las Ls1iss Literary Club aoos 9
y.stsFa.g 4l.sfa0oa.
Tas rsasAssa.s OF tns Oralorio society are
8elnx ~si attended. aad largs lscfsAss In
nsnosfsaip . reported.
fhs 0llasa snd Wsss Kent Fair 10 Ia
qraxress AZ Bsrin saa Is vel worth . vsiI
from residents ot this city.
Lless hAl has sssn secured for ens
sat duuax each ss@k Of tas cam pzign By
me bslKaap kstsfaas Club.
Hoa. g. Usxsma addressed q b Z
cFoea TO tas fhfd s.rd .Ast sgenlag. hs
SPOKE = tns holsad language
The Alaisferz con.sfeaos siu meet 90
AaaaaY octo0eg ia las p4Fiors of ths /.
n e. A. fo0nas a. 30 p "a.
rhs prics OF Eaesr took another sdVaa ,
yesEerdsg 9l cspis per ousnsl, snd Hour
N-ut W - crnts 0n oxrreL
Henry e. H0xaIons a Walker farmer
has 3ssa n0inlaaled Tor tas LssslaLugs oy
tae falfd district Democrats
ll s said that some Of the city oricers do
a. ilxs ~ rooms asa sasd 10 them Ia tns
City dsi!. Why tOat they resign
st Nsrk's drinklng fountain = a.ossuty,
aaa lAoss sho contn0atsd 70 It's establish
ment may Gstly g proud Of tas TACT.
Work . beng pushed rapidly on the OF
tssa street cable line. ne materials tOi
t1s Bridge street lac are asArly al in place
jacob Den Hsrdsr. OF Iceland. has been
aouli1 1ztsd tor state senator oy the Rspuo-
llc.ns IN ths IrsBty-nrsg Senatorial dls-
tficL
"a more parties will % given Dc Com
p1ny 3. a. their srulory uatil altar election
esFsral campaign CLUBS nsVs their head
qgarssrs tnsrs.
Deputy sheriff Gou.dsboroagh. Of BIZ
Rapids. arrived Ia tns city lsst night. Hs
came from Detroit with a prisoner and will
- eoms tais EOruiug.
The sifs OF Charles W. Frstts. . painter
CON nsnced divorce suit in the Crcui
Court yesterday. Mr.. Frets Is 10 the ial
West and has been thsrs for some tins.
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