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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04

ment of the convention. Hon. William
McMullen is chief marshal. He will be
assisted by George ii. Hoffman, Charles
O'Neill, E. P. Brennan and l.. Kanne-
wasser, special aides. The Hawkeye
Democratic Club of Des Moines, To-,
will arrive about 100 strong Monday
morning. They will be met at the
union depot by the marching corps of
the Hendricks Democratic association,
and escorted to their quarters at the
Hotel Barnum.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04

Earned runs, st. Louis 9, Brooklyn l two
base hits, Lyons, .Comiskey, Foutz; three-5ase
base on balls, Robinson, s;;lligan, Pincknev:
hit By pitched ball, Latham; first base on err
rors. st. Louis .. Brooklyn / stuck out, st.
Louis s, Brooklyn .; passed bali, Peoples;
time, ESQ; umpire, Gaffney
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04
THE CLEARANCES.
Exchanges of the Leading Cities
for the Week just Ended.

Boston, Mass, June 3.-The follow
ing table shows the gross exchanges
at the leading clearing houses in the
United States for the week ended June
2, 1888, with the rates per cent of
increase or decrease, as compared
with the amounts for the corresponding
week last year:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04

Runs earned, Omaha 9; two-base hits. An
mis- >, O'Connell, Doran, Shannon, Manning;
three-base hits, Shannon, Miller; double
plays, Loyett and shannon, Manning, Ard
Cartwright bases on balls. Swartzel l /: Struck
out, by Clarke 2, by SwartZel ); passed balls,
Wilson l; wild pitches, Clarke L, Swartzel 1 !;
time, 90 umpire Brennan
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04

the score of to 5. The batteries we re
Duncan and Mcmahon for the Enrekas
and Murnane and Lynch for the Re-
serves. The hits were Eurekas s, Re-
serves 4. Duncan struck ont 10 men
and Murnane IL. Mccarthy was the
umpire and gave good satisfaction.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04
DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINES.
The Two-Thirds Rule---DecIara-
tions on the Tariff--Convention


The two-thirds rule has never boon
broken since its adoption by the first
Democratic national convention. 1t
prevented third nomination of Van
Buren, and second nomination of
Pierce. 1t is question if Democratic
candidate for president can be nomi-
mated by reclamation without violating
the famous old rule of the party con-
ventions. EX-Surrogate Gideon j.
Tucker, of New York, lawyer of abil-
ity and student of Democratic con-
ventiOn procedure, in a recent commu-
nication, rendered the following opinion:
find in Democratic newspaper of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04
DubuQue'S Quota.
UUUIUO . SIOttts
Special to the Globe.

NptOIdI 10 lIIt VIUUC.
DUBUQUE, To-, June 3.-The Key City
Democratic club. thirty strong, Joined
the excursion train to the St. Louis con-
ventiOn this afternoon Oh the Burling-
ton road from ST. Paul. In all sixty
seven tickets were sold The train was
forty minutes late. 1t left at GAO D. m.
with seven Pullman and two dining
room parS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04
Won by the Eurekas

The st. Paul Reserves, for several
years the amateur champions of the city,
and the st. Paul Eurekas played fine
game yesterday afternoon, in the pres
ence of nearly 1000 people, on the Grand
avenue grounds, the latter winning by
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04
PATRIOTIC NOTICES.
democratic sentiments DiSplayed
in Convention Hall.

ST.. Louis, June 3.-Representative
of the press were admitted yesterday
afternoon 10 convention hall and per-
mitted to view the decorations which
have heretofore been repeatedly de-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04

scribed in these columns, with the ex-
ceptiOn of a few special features. They
are as follows: The entire east end of
the hall, above the upper gallery, back
of the speakers platform, will be occu-
pied by a large painting in oil of the cap
itol at Washington. This will be about
sixty feet long by fifty-eight feet high.
On the steps of the main entrance of the
edIfice, painted so as to appear in relief,
Will be statues of Jefferson and jack
son. Below that of Jefferson will ap-
pear the inscription: Equal and EX-
act Justice to ALL Men," Below that of
Jackson the following will be inscribed:
Every Monopoly Is Granted at the EX-
pense OF the Public Back of the presi-
dents chair will appear an oil painting
OF Cleveland, below which will appear
the inscription: 1T Is Condition
That Confronts Us, Not Theory.''
Above and ON either side of Cleve-
lands portrait will be oil portraits of
Hancock, Tilden and Hendricks. Below
Hancock's picture will appear quota
ton from his Order No. 40: 1.-THE great
principles of American liberty are still
the Inheritance of this people"
Appropriate inscriptions will appear
beneath the portraits of Tilden and
Hendricks. A portrait of the late Gov.
Marmaduke will also be put in place
next to that of Hendricks. AT the west
end of the hall will appear an eques
trian statue of Washington about fifty
feet i'll height. The draping of the
speakers stand and the galleries is very
artistic and elaborate, and the hall.aS it
appears ready for the convention pre-
sentS beautiful appearance.
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Games To-Day.

Pittsburg at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
indianapolis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Louisville at Cleveland.
Kansas City at Baltimore.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04
ST. Paul Now Fourth.

The st. Paul team defeated Milwaukee
yesterday and took fourth place. The
clubs stand as follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04

Earned runs, Maroons 6; three-base hit,
Hoover: two-base hits. Hanrahan and Mort
arity; struck out, by Dwyer, by Nicholson
4; left on bases, Maroons 4, Minneapolis
4; wild pitch, Nicholson l; time, l 45; UNI
pire, FeSSenden
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04
STATE HEADQUARTERS.
Where the Delegations and Ma
tionaI Committeeman May Be

The Democratic national convention
will be composed of $50 delegates and
an equal number of alternates from the
various states and territories. AS it
takes majority of twO-thirds to nomi-
nate, the winning candidates for presi-
dent and vice president will have to Sc
cure SAT votes each. The headquarters
of the state delegations and of the ma
tional committeeman from the states or
territories are as follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04

Earned runs. Milwaukee 3, st. Paul 5;
bases OH balls, off Duryea 4, off Horner 2;
Warner Murphy, Carroll, Shafer, Reilly 2,
Kemmler; two-5ase hits, Lowe, Carroll, Nor
rissy; three-base hits, Pickett =, Duryea
home runs, Lowe, Maskrey and Reilly; double
Pay w MaFnfr cb he bPe; Pafed a ball WAR
prS, Hagan.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04

Platt's Chlorides is the cheapest dis
n fectant. Its germ-destroying power
is wonderful.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04

lsee ad. of Real Essa.e miue ms. Col
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14
PARALYrlc YRo uslE.


fosr Citizsss " Whs Have Received Fsfs-
Iytio strokes Darias The Fast Week
IL seems rather strange. and yet Il cannot
Dc assumed that is Is contagious. that 20
msay citizens are suffering with psralytic
troables. Only . week ago X. Z. Butter.
worth was stricken with paralysis, AMI is still
IN a prsczriOus condition. with only bare
aope Of a. least imn.ediats recovery.
lhonzs IL. Brosnsn was next reported a.
very l0s with the same trouble. and the
physicians have now only slight hopes OF
als recoTery. lie Is mentally and physi-
cailY $ wreck OF bis former self
En0s Putnam VAS the mex. 70 De stricken.
ana being the defendant in toe greatest o;
al cases IN the coarts. his sickness neces-
.ariig caused some exciteuisnL Yesterday
be VISA no worse. Dat sull not able 20 leave
his resl1ence.
The last one % De stricken With paralysis
vas Dennis Costiza0, one OF the Govern
meul carriers, he oslng taken yesterday. Ths
entire legt side OF the body is psralyZsd. Dr.
Brady, Who Is his attending physician
thinks bis case serious one.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14


fsske~ are sow es sale "a ths Clarity
Bal
rhs cslsdonia Ciub hsla special messing
iast sssnlns.
T. J. Ssbls. Of tAs Valley city. vas al
he wazhiegtoa h0tsi yssssrday.
!. Baker. OF GRAD Rssi &. vas a ga sss
a. tbs Amsrican House ysrssresy.
Tie Horticultural isoeisty ~iii meet ia
the Good fsmpsx's Hall thls aiIsfnOOE.
Rev. Geo. q. wsfs.sn rstaf0sd yesterday
moFainx from = business trip IL The north.
wm. ciefy. Of ch,e1so was In town on
Business ysstrfdsy aud also . gasst Al the
American II ouse.
Chief Fallon received . lettsr Of thanks
from Dennis smith s co. Yesterday altar.
noon, enclosed with which was casck sos
So.
The next attraction a. the opers house
will be The Doctor" which will De pre-
ssnted by J. t.Wart mex, Tuesday evening.
January II.
The street oars were Tunning al over the
streets yesterday. Ovins IN blizzard Thurs-
day night. they could not find he track Ia
many plsoes.
DR. w. Il. Morrison no has been a prom
insnt resident Of Grand Rapids Tor the past
nine years, mas decidsd TO locate here aud
N axe 10 his future home
Lon Brown, the clotbisr. expects 20 leave
10 q few days for a trip in Bu6alo y. y,
where he will spend q couple % weeks visit
ing with his parents aud other friends.
About half-past 10 p. IN. last Thursday.
ss . pssrolnan wss walking up Western
ave-, and looking into the windows Of NIL
lara hardware store he saw that the room
vas full of smoke. He at once sent la a
still alarm TO No Hose Co. They at ono
responded. When they reached tie spot
the danes were bursting through the floor,
but were extinguisbed before much asmngs
was done. The loss will probably amount
10 about Sl00.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14
For SaIe--sTssceuaneous

TO TxcH ANGE-DRsFT HORSE 70 fTGHT
| - OIL Nus BE- kina fsr woman o drive.
u8d a. nd Enquire 50 ce1tcsst l.
Ir0R SALE -DKAFT TBAN FOR CASH Or
r vfi exchange for weed O. stAEdlnz timber.
Kaquire a. CenisFyt %
e~oo BUYS * OFFICE 3 siNEss PAY
S9tJF f-sS - peT vrsr Ge>< res-ons foy
can rs epess Tie tssfbses Tea answer uniess
yor mean huzi1sSs Ac87ess g, BIZ 3 MS =
sae "a
IsOR sALE cHEkP-A yFssT Class Hoi-
L stern bnl.. thsfosrk sres Ne. l-et r-E.stsree.
riror0os sne has 30 So "a Cercspox6 nee n.
ve8 Apply % " cpnnizghsns. woodland.
Barr Co. Gen. a.
TsOR sAf.E--A PrTFECTTY T1ESH eRoCTR1
s0ek ia ~ locsfioa. lha sest - rea>sas
or se.ltzE Ad3rsS p Box 8 lhis essce u
nFCEFT F0R 8ALE-H0T TO sAEE
IL ho1sy fsT 4 csees FeT pouna Ne chsA are
the Drs sxne-f - s-f1E - g fr11 ~ eeff -
he~ey Et asa-s.ss - - a1ir re az 1edi-
cf1sl p-rr.er 90 rsgrs 1oaeg. h eEslsg nzare
a. + urfa at $40 "a ~ sEzsr Tlr
n rssfi ems rsstaed - arr "A ireSs ~ vs %
: g. OlEr1cs risHss f5f So. se1lesl = is'7
80 Re-eiFe Ccn nfs8T. hox "a t5fsr1 Sspiss
IyJ5R s4I.r-1 TEMF 0sER sfYEV xoSTHs
elt ~ - Nortb Enssa. Z = VOID a
T-oR ssf,E-aN OLD EsTABLEsHED WILL
nerr bsrsssezs o. = S01r1esl- ee5ecf fsr gel
--t1E - Brrh Fsrs. VI MfFs - r1rr hssr 8
a sly ~ * Non-o~ g. =
EwAST = sVEr. Ny Ho1sf FsAEToS AND
hsrn<ss verr eeesp M1ssen $500. Jeen
= 3Gsx. - tsrs - t
trE TTcN esLE OF sASHATTsN E0gSz
4 s.-.ske-s - o-a4-exs 6Slg ron s. a n E11.s
Iss n ssp osrxssas N7s = srsd &st
UoR s4fF-tsoon HScE cFEAF q vii
Z sretsnxa esr osher rrsrsrry kaz4. k1rsra'
80. uaae1esxs saeinG eszg. ss<
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14

William w. Taylor vs.. Charles
NJ. Chapman. Assumpsit Verdict no cause
OF acton. Judgment for defendant for
costs aud attorney fee Of so and against
Michael Colleton. Proceedings STAYED
twenty Hemau Blodgett vs.. Wm.
aud Ilsac Horton. Assumpsit. Continued
on usual terms.---Ia the matter of the
estate OF Chester 5. Aorsy. deceased. Ap
peal from Probate Court. On trial.
sUFKRIor-Frank Jelink. Admitted "a
citixsnship.--S. ID. Clay vs.. Enos Put
man. Trespsss on the case: on trial.
PRossrr-E Eststs Of Norton b. Holmes
deceased, order determining heirs.-Es
tate Of Walter 8. Gee decessed com mis-
.ioner's warrant snd report filsd.-Bs.at.
of John Lashbrook. deceased order appoint
ing samuel +. Andrus administrator. -
Estate Of John Scott. deceased; order sp
pointing Eunice scott ADMINISTRATIVE. -
Estate OF Hart H. Esson ct al, minors; or
der allowing guardians final account sne
dischuging bim.---Estase Of Carroll Cup
I'll. deceased. appraisers warrant and 10
vsatorv f'ed. petition for hearing claim
before the court hearing July Is Estate
OF y 'cholss r Hill deceased; petition %
appointing 40 administrator with wilt an
nsxed Glen. hearing February i3.-Estst
at James IeCissr. deceased, viii and per-
don FOR probate Of SAME MED. hearing FEB
ruaTy Il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14
\. !. smith { Co., jisslrs,
pErxoIr, Autumn OF 1887.
ice woodward Avenue.

MEssRs. ri. 6. SMITH Ss co.
offer 10 the public for the Autumn end
Holiday Season Of 1887, AZ unusual
collection Of choice artistic Foreign
Wares and Gems, the selections Of q
member of their house made during the
past summer In the European Mar
kets, embracing Porcelain and Faience
wares from the leading EnEsistl and
Continental potteries. and art produc-
tons in Glassware; Gems in Dia-
mOnds, Pearls, and the C0lOrcd
stones; Fine Mantel and Hall Clocks /;
Classic Bronzes and Choice Biic-a-brac.
The collection IL the largest ever shown
by them. and having been imported direct,
aud containing as It does the latest desir-
sble novelties, II Is claimed that it offers
superior advantages to purchasers. both as
10 price and variety.
In Watches of American and
Swiss manufacture. and In Sterling
silver and FarEiionabie
Js wclry, their collection Is full and
chflce.
n. B.-N. g. SMITH & co. are
Tie authorized sole agents in Michigan for
rae fine Watches Of Pa1ck, PHILIPPE
& Co., of Geneva, and for Detroit of
the Sterling Silverwsre of the GOrham
Co, of Providence. X. l.
They also maintain frst-class Optical
department. Visitors TO Detroit are invited
10 an inspection.
Goods sen. on approval correspondence
solicited, strictly one price.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14


Al tss session of I4s Bs2r1 of Supervisors
yszlkEls3. q ss1ifioa Zen AsEla22 =.
Fisxke zskinz tazE $t5gl shieh IS AA5
ss1oneoasiy pad Oh real estate Ds Fssasse
= As.a. sks fsfsrssd - t4s 1sraittss GO
kz.setet fsEss.
o4E1a ~ zccogaEs rsre 1stose1- The
biila "a tae Saeri = s14 e.5anty ote<rs ssfs
aIlosee stEk sssersi 3ettcllenx. alnens
fAsss esiag |. Ell II ~ % hom Dspasy
-aeEif WisrsDs for sslso1ing lhs fstls
A0l4a prizs 1sat On the bottom of ne
aiil Appeared stopped "a tas tasrd F00od.
The nill vas refused sAd tns COMMITTEES IA
ssd Ihersoa. This bill En0cxsc cut IA
tas 6rsE round
Ths EinAaas Commlttee recommended
thai CaaFi-s Dawson, IA IadlSsot lnsans
pe1son. lornsrly OF this ely. ouf noH an
inmate of TIE kasmsz00 4syiam. 0s
maintained a. tue sxpsazs OF the eoQaiy.
A1apted
rhs resolution u supsfylsof LOOMS. 20
borrow sl3e.Vyo iof ths ggoss VI sFeeting
a cogrL House vas tzkel up and Supervisor
Payns moved TO adopt. Supervisor Roberts
m0gsa 10 xalxnd ~ caznsing ths amount
10 10000 asd tss1 Il De raised oy tar
siGnln eve ysAfs. ON motion OF supervisor
Sullivan the matter Was made special
order for next Tuesdsy
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14

Il the source Of much sunshine aud Joy.
hyizhtsniag m.nv a dark cioud and lighter
ing manv 3 heavy load--hut Joys continBz
sbiie anlg in a healthy body. The Create
with great wisdom has distributed over The
earth vegetable remedies for every III
or human kind- This msrvelsus laorstory
reveals fts secrets 70 man only by long and
searching labor. Few men have sttsinei
greater success than Or. +. Y. Pierce. Dc
devised for suffering humanity gTests
production thar BE Golden Medical Dis
covsrv." The Bnfsiiing remedy for cor
sumpfioa in - esTiier stages, - vel ss 70
chronic usssi caiarrh. scrof8la, tEmors snc
ali blood diseases
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14


IrNAa kE on issEsEsf To soNK oNE -
a<l-sl thAi csn - sss,kas ler "a 80. z. ne
e
lso2 s4LE d1aoD ClTf FaoRE1T1 AND
A 4 ss< isF - 80 SaW = ms ues tn ti's
fAS@p 4. 81 An q Ia
lseR sALk-sss-s.. aofst fKoPEhfr ANs
II f3rssiafz ~ ssi2 ea4S , tae Il21 a tksa cal,
"a = No ioYels laae. 4 Antss1el l q
NOR sAfF-g6 NIL EpS A HOTtI. ~ X.
II His1s snt su. ca os A. X Ant-esl lsf
TOR SAik Il HAAE soME OF 1Hf NEkf
u bfss l4eccs u pins land ief sac Cal qizlss,
no loEs-is plscs a \ Aht ssassl tA1i
rOk sALE-oEE or THE FINEST CokNtk 4
II reslacUSS of Tai slss1 ~ tAs ctis, Ia assot
Chessy -ss Eess l~nsisn ave Lot scai7. Il
yfo 80 tsisf flats bel0laE Q 4 teas uf- A-sli9B q
Dtntsns ssrnl.. hla1iaoan1 pEi.ding
Cok sALE- cHEAP Fok CASH NlCF MINI
trpm hnnnoe snd iitslslon-st cen. IA p<fieet or
der Aiee hosns The bissesl esfssin IA 6fsne
kapids Il sad esfofe Ieo~nbsF J. u<ii OF al
d5ess Ns1ioas supply compAag, a Nonsoe a.
Gfand Rapids tU
uocsE AND LOT FOR sAIF or FOG kEAT
III is4 Lafayette e.. ara house south Of cherry-
.. Also onr smsd hesl.e 10 tcst iiucson Pace.
knauife oa ths pgusoises- &~t'
loR sALE-A LAR0K BRICK DwEfiiKu
L house, On epring at. iof g. eo1 A Ao@i frame
dwelling house. on isAes-ss, fof fl,se2. sha a.
% acre farm IA sparta i0l sl0o, al on sIasli
roon rs. Leoysrd block over Public lersr
All
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14

TIE will of James lie Clear. of Cascade,
was died In the Probate Court yesterday.
he leaves some 5000 worth of real estate,
and bequeaths IL as follows: To his wife,
Sarah lie Clear, s.. 10 his son George, $,
son Thomas, So son Daniel NJ. So TO his
grandsons, James J. and Venus X La Clear
s2T5. 20 BE- placed Al interest for their beHe-
M, and in the event OF the death of ore the
money will rever. To the other. and in the
event OF both dying the amount will then
be divided among his three sOns. The re-
mainder OF his property Is beaueathed TO
his daughter. Charlotte n. Weller.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14
They Come in sw.rm..

Grand Rapids is just now receiving a
goodly number OF visits from furniture
buyers. Thsrs are about twenty in the city
now, among which are A. h. S,ark weather
OF Chicago, l.. Shaw. aud Charles +. Rlt-
ting, Boston. wm. A. Mclaughlin. Brook
lyn: John K. Foster and A. l.. Baldwin
New York, representatives. respectively o.
Bsrksy & Gay and the Phcsnix; Messrs
Armenian and Pullman, of New York,
aud J. Charles Montsith. of San Diego, Cal
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14
A sans Cruelty.

Rink Herman Johnson 10 an old German
So ysars Of age. Thursday night be came
to the city from Fisher. destitute. and went
20 the home of his son on Leonard ST.,
out WAS turned out into the cold by the
younger Johnson. the neighbors reused
to shelter him and be Was given bed at
the Police Station.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14

TIE srnasi meeting - the stockhsl1eTs
of he Phoenix Furnita-e eompsrv vtll Be
hsld st the co1paav' ofSce OF summers
n to- cftw 90 G-sn8 Rsplds. Michigan. cs
Wednesday the lssh ssy of Jsausry, Ises
At 20 cieck 81 tte evening" for The par
r,-se u slecfiag seven dirscssrs for the -
snire year. end Far the transaction ~ sUcn
offrr assi-sss 81 nay he lssf8llv hrossg1
tefsre re asastlnE.
~ kfFfSrr-~H- Sec-ess~v
crsnd Esrids " ea gsautrv 3. isss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14

VrANTED TO RYNT - TWO FURNISHED
wv roous wi,h ~ without hoard. True be
centrally located with modern improv eEnents sod
terrns reasonable Address v. ", BOX Z, this
once %
IETAvTTD-h NICE FuRNISHH ROOM FOR
w t1o Address J. box 5, TelegTan-her&id.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14

lCANTEp-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
w work lHqairo rs Moun. yeroen'a. -
yVANTFD-GfRfS II you ARE OUT or 4
W pisos and wsnt q good hos where yoI can
earn gora wages. call a. aties fasiofs for three
eAys- kf,3EA 3, Pierce DlocG, 10
,QANTEU- -lGoOD cOMeETHsr GIRL TO DO
w general 40 isewoIs, ia smAl family OF
three Islsols Apply ~ house scuth.esel corner
sf North Division Il aud Crescent-Efe. MIS- ;. J.
Pitts 10
yUANTEH A GOOD GENERAL eReYk Nj
W gin 90 National Hotel. lowell, opposite
depot. 10
M. OK. k.noa s9h 50 eff
tafAN fKD - COOKS. DtSJEG-Rooa GIRLS
W and girls toe p.iyste faailies Al the Metro
pcfisn Employment Bureiu- ~ canai-st. -
yKfAhrED-A GfkL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Call ~ forenoon u. H. Eogers, ~
James.st llt
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14

Tngie Bros sold Yesterday two storss sr
Maafson-ses. seraut door south Il Hall s.
fsr 81 s7a 70 q H Waite. the = feet ~ a.
Sanfh Division for So SO - Wrs r Ps-ks.
a vacans Jos on [ niaa-sf. near Bridge, fo-
$3.50 - Henry Tee er. h3gse sna lct ~ g
wnassn-zt g -. - Wrs- Casaosr 3
nanse ans f,f ~ 3a5 faurlh -st a. ssat +
good 3avs business
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14

Chsupcey White. the old man, who was
arrested here fortnight $50 for stealing .
horse aud buggy aud taken TO Fort Wayne.
pleaded guilty to charge of larceny there,
and WAS sentenced to four years In prison.
White IS not his real name and he gave his
age as %. and refused to tell his name OF
anything about his history or relatives.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14
For Rsnf--HOsfses.

JOR REyT-DEsTRABLE ROOM FOR TWO
i gentlemen, with board at 50 bostvick 81. asst
NOR RENT = A TENEMENT or sEvEN
4 rooms in the new Fslstine Block, cor. OF
Court and Allen streets, with sll conyeniences
including the patent Aldine heating CRATE. Also
one Of four rooms No. 90 Straight-st.. second
house from West Fultonst Iuarire OF b. ".
Barnard, IS Ailen-st cor OF NJ Nerron-tt ffSi
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UstIpIt. Grand Haven 1 NIIssuEss.

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n. ustc nfffC s-t neCilurs fnr -Fes 'nk .0s-
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sna errrv car per. ft ap 'f eeoufte Al D v.
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~ depot.
51s C4NrrFLi CITY rsss Agt
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14

Supervisor John Stekeses. Of the First
ward, celebrated bis tifty-titth birthday yes
tsrdsy AMI he kindly remembered the
Board and the Clerks Office with good
cigars and candy
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14

4 osT - - n0kkCKsf. on JKfFfksoA
L. sss,. q psiT u seid tossed sTe1 tAclss "a
traih<r case flE1ef t.ssse I1ilg Ma Icrfitt
"a :. Prospects sad feeeigs literal rsward. 1o-d
EaslsfsS Personals.
tyANTED a GOOD REAL kEfATt AND
" lpsEratss ntsn ssta ssll cash. esa lsSfa
solaftsing g. ats las7sref BY csluug o. vnes on
l1e b.sisess caance Exc1kase. roSm 5 f.sfge
biOc4 IA
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i. Division q all ing1bh aii klods OF build.
ias sone ~ renSVnreis fstes. also henlloeS 4uns-
bef i9f al tlnAs " tlllclnE Pufpltca .
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Miscellaneous.

NoTiCE-To TRANciESrs OR PARTIES
" visiting creme Rapids ~ yoa wan eaolfe .
furnished feous, please call al - c&nssst, acc
ond roor. kosm No AZ .
Cok SALE - EXTRA NfCR DRY EfSnf &c.
r wood ~ u.Sg per load delivered Grand
kapios NeDeeTCD. ssttl
4 fFE EsizRpokTRA AITs-iS PASTEL WATER.
IL col0rs and crsyon, elegantly iFa~es ia bro.is q
or gilt ffsrnes ior $40 s2 and SIS former priees.
s2s, So and So. Hsfailton's Ar Gallery. ~
Canal-sI ashi
CAIrsMAS-cAN ADD A I LINZ SMALL
- sEmples ore sseut cameo $3.50, other no
10 w. 90 in 1855 y. o. Boz 1874. New York. gistf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14

If you have catsrrh, you are in danger.
as the disease Is liable 10 become chroni
and affect your general health, or develops
into consumption. Hoods Sarsapsrilla
cures catarrh
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-14
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Help Haasea--Iisis.

yVASIKD-A MAN WHO Is IsDUsTsTi Us
w ana good a . sa All. 70 handle sftele q
paefil. a ebsaee scleom offered. Asrshsl jo.t
No. Z. fs ALE. 10
WANTED--sAS TO TAKE THk AGENCY
w OF our ssles Sac Zk1iSxs inches. weight
ev vits ressi price ss. other szes IN propor. ION.
A rare chance % ofesse permanent business ~
houe. Ibesc safcs trre, demand never befofe
supplied ~ othef sale coRpsnirs. a. NE are not
E0serned sy tie sale f9ol Alpine sale Co, Cin,
Cinuau Ohio fcszA