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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-09
OUR GLORIOUS COUNTRY.
1t Is Second Now, But Is Soon TO BE the
First.

1t Is Second Now, But Is Soon To BE the
First.
Ours is great country. This is not an
original remark, but it has large quantity
of truth in it. And we are continually
growing greater in very many respects-in-
GLIDING some that are not of a character in
which we can take any pride But it is in
population that we are making the most
gigantic strides. The st. Louis Globs- Demo
eTGt shows our present and prospective posi-
tons in this respect as follows:
The United States has population of at
least 62.COO,O0O at this moment This makes
1t second in this particular among the great
civilized nations of the world. Keeping in
view the ratio of growth of the countries
named between recent census periods. there
are to-day about SS.C00,O00 inhabitants in
European Russia, 100000 in Germany,
100000 IN Austro-Hungary, 3S,G00.OOO in
France, 3I,000,G00 in Great Britain and Ire
land, 30,0O0,O00 in Italy, and 100000 in
Spain. The population Of none of the other
countries in Europe reaches l0000.OO0-
Turkeys inhabitants outside Of Asia ap1re-
gate scarcely half that figure. Russia
alone OF the great powers of Christendom
exceeds the Uuited States in population.
Even Russia must soon be loft far in the
rear. On July 1, 1890, when the next ma
uonal enumeration takes place, the United
States will have 61,O00,ooO inhabitcnts It
viii have 95,oc0,cO0 in the year 1900 and 124.
100000 in 1910 This computation is based
on the average growth OF the country dur
ing the century. Employing like basis for
Russia, that nation before 1910 win have
dropped TO second place, the United States
taxing the first
Forty years ago the United States stood
sixth in point of population among the
civilized nations Of the globe, and twenty
years ago. it stood fifth. Twenty years
bence It win stand first
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-09

The Rev. J. ". i5ttoa, rcstor OF tine
Methodist church IN Markham. Can, clam,
70 have made 1900 pastoral visits in the
last year. II the quality Of the visits has
been up to the quantity his church should
be In very prosperous condition.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-09
Farm Loans.

FARMERS should patronize home fnstitu-
tons, and get their Farm Loans from the
McNEAL MORTGAGE co. Money always
ready. Principal and Interest payable at their
once, 1t Citizens National Bank. Alma
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-09

The instructive love of ornament IS as
strong in the savage as in the most civil
lied votary Of fashion Yellow ochre and
tattoo marks, feathers and beads are his
delight. So strong are these tastes that
Darwin describes South American say
age as willing 10 work hard for a fortnight
to earn money required to purchase
"chica u TO paint himself red.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-09
Friedley's Revised Addition

G Sanderson, Commencing 2l0 feet
OF NV corner s-w or ne or of
sec 12-32-l2, thence east 20 feet;
thence south 1873 feet; thence
north l9S feet, to place of begin'g 1
Ct0l,,o alI.A:~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-09
Washington Avenue, East.
Washington Avenue, West.

OlNer NICHOLS. ...........-.... SO
Cook, Standiford 81 Co.'S. Revised Add.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-05-09
Stolp's Addition.
Central Avenue. West,
StOlp Avenue. West

Elizabeth Baker. 80 2IS
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-11
AN UNFAIR BEE.

The Sacramento Bee goes out of the
why in its efforts to prove that Senator
Stewart contradicts himself in his re-
marks On the confirmation of Lumnr as
Justice of the Supreme Court. The
New York times publishes lengthy
letter from Senator Stewart in which
occurs the following:
Il know Of no other man who bore
arms against the United States in the
late war who hGS so unreservedly &C.
cepted the verdict of aims and 30 I'M
eqnivocaIly and continuously main-
tanned the validity of the new amend.
ments to the constitution as Lamar
If he is disqualified to fill the Office of
Justice of the Supreme Court by reason
of his participation in the late war, no
person who bore arms against the
United States can ever become eligible
to that Office
The Bee pretends to quote the above.
but by emitting the word "if" ut the be-
ginning of the last sentence and placing
II period inter the word "war," the
Senator is made to say just the opposite
of what he did shy, TO wit:
"He is Disqualified to ill the office
of Justice of the Supreme Court by rea-
son of his participation in the late war
No person who bore arms against the
United States can ever become eligible
TO that office" The Bee then quotes
the remarks Of the S.nntor in wh: Gu
he advocates the confirmation of La
mar, "tI cement bIu of Union. be-
tween New York and solid south"
We have Always entertained high
opinion of that paper but if the above
Is done pnrposely, innd we cannot
think otherwise in view OF the head
lines, "Stewart ON Lunar He Gives
Vent TO S"me Very Cont adictory Re-
marks ~ then we must say that the
B e has very bw estimate of what
constitutes b. n ra'le journalism.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-11

a letter to John Sherman Mr.. Thomp-
son says:
"Some relief to the money market
must be had soon. or the cry for an un-
limited or large coinage of silver will be
successfully raised"
Here we have plain admission of the
opposition of National Banks to silver;
and anyone who has ever given the
matter a moments consideration will
admit that if the proposed legislation
would bring no increase to the Golfers
of the holders of National Bank stock
John Thompson, John Sherman ct. al.
would not be laboring to secure the pas
sage of the Act. AS has been frequent
ly stated in these columns we are OPP
posed to granting any further privileges
to National Banks, (they have too many
already,) but on the contrary we believe
that the people of the United States
generally would be benefited by dis
continuing such banks as fast as their
charters expire, paying # the bonded
Indebtedness of the Government ~
rapidly ns ponsible, and in lieu of the
National Bank notes withdrawn from
circulation substitute silver certificates
and Sreenbucks in sufficient Quantities
to transact the business of the country.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-11
JAMES II. FOSTER.

In the Assembly of the National
League of Republican Clubs organized
by the convention, which was recently
held in New York, Mr.. james p. Eos
Ter was elected President OF that orgun-
il ,tlon. Mr.. Foster was prominent in
the movement which lead up to the
recent convention, having, indeed, orig
iuhted the iden-and his address Of well
come to the delegates had made him q
prominent candidate for the head of the
League. This lengue promises to be II
very i'm portant md influential factor in
the politics of the country. As it is
composed largely of young men, and as
il represents the active and aggressive
element of the party. it will give m i'm
pulse to the work of the coming nation
nj campaign, which none of the exist
ing agencies could have supplied. Its
influence will ut the same time be de-
cisively felt The headquarters of the
League will be established in New
York with branch in Washington.
Mr.. James P Foster was born in New
York in 184S and graduating from g
University of Tint city and the Columbia
Inv School. he continued his profess
nionnl studies nj the University Of
Berlin for four years. He was the first
American student ever graduated from
that hon0red institution Then he en-
tered upon the practice of his profess
sion in New York and is now the senior
member of the firm of Foster & w lSOn
He hns been concerned in some notable
cas' S, having become especially promi
nent rs the counsel Of Rev. John p.
Newman in the contention between that
clergyman and the Madison Avenue
Congregational Church. Will" faithful
to all the claims of his profession he
has not neglected his political dnties rs
n citizen. In 1880 he hecnme n mem.
Der of the Republican Club. or, M il
was then called, the Young Republican
Cub, OF New York. He soon became
one of it's most uctive members md was
elect Vice President in 1856, and in
1887 lie was chosen President in recog
E!tinn Of his lIborS in behalf Of Tie
Club and his peculiar fitness for thu
position. There is no doubt that in tho
Responsible position 10 which he hni
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-11
NATIONAL BANKS.

An effort being made Ivy Nation Il
bnnkers ut tho head Of whom il John
Thompson, of the Chase n ltional Bauk,
New York, 10 have an Act passed by
the present Congress TO relieve National
Banks OF the Tux of one per cent on
their circulation aud to allow them to
issue ccrrenoy to the full amount of tho
bonds deposited, instead OF 90 per ornt
- thelaw is at present. John She1m n
is in favor OF the scheme, az il every
"ther man hugely interested in National
Banks. The object of tho propose
Iegis htiCn is to incrt ase tho profits of
National Banks, not for the benefit of
commerce as is 8. ecionsly argued, In
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-11
COUNTY PRINTING.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BIDS
" arc now open for the printing Of EikO
County for tho torn Of one yenr commencing
February 1, 1893. and ending February 1, 1880.
Said printing ~ include everything paid for
out of County Funds, publishing Of Proceed
ings of Board Of Commissioners, printing tax
list, advertising, official blanks single, le,t,
heads, etc. Bids must be filod In my once
before the 9Th day Of February, 1898.
@. u. wISEMAN,
Ex-ofIicio Clerk Of Board Of County
Commissioners IN aud for the ooun.
ty Of Elko.
Rlko, Nov, Jan. G, 1883.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-11
gust Received

Over two hundred new samples for
custom made Fall md Winter Clothing.
If you want fine suit of clothes made
to order, latest in style, perfect in R,,
best in quality and cheapest in price,
como aud look at my samples. You
can't help being suited.
II, REntBks
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-11
AYERS
CherryPeCtOral

In the earlier stages Of Consumption, Is
Invaluable. 1t will stop the coughing,
restore health to diseased tissues, and,
when administered in season, will always
effect cure.
"Three winters ago, contracted n
severe, cold. which developed rapidly into
Bronchitis and Consumption. I was so
weak that | could not sit up; my form
was much emaciated. and l coughed in
ccssuntly. l tried several doctors. hut
their efforts 10 help me were powcrlcss.
and all agreed that 1 was In Consumption
At last, II friend procured for me n bottle
OF Ayers Cherry Pcctoral, which I com
mcnccd using, and from the first dose
found relief. I continued tuking it until
had used two bottles. which cffectually
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-11

County md the CHEAPEST plnce to pur.
chase. the plHce where Bargains nte the
rule md not the exception is the well
known house of
M. REINHART.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

And so NueCHIsoS Is a rssl, live msn
sflsF all and no myth. Vel, the Demo
Gratis have wasted lots q time and paper
proving that the lsttsr vas forgery.
The fact that ths lstter vas written FOR
Information takes al TIE Eind o1t of the
Demccrssic ssils because the ouly way
they bad % ofconutsrsaiiug tbs effects OF the
letter Sas to cal it Republican trick.
But tbs Irish voters vii now sse. II they
rssd The pspers. that MUEcaIsoS really
~sntsd 70 ges st the truth of the msstsr
concerning Enslsnd's desires IA this
election. As it has ssid before IN these
columns. the truth ia VESTS letter re-
mains the same whether tha lsttsr Of IN
quiry -ers genuine or oniy = decoy.
Bat r L can be proved that the frss let
tsr wss an honest sfors 10 obtain infor-
mstioa the Democrats are lsit svsn With
ea. a shadow Of defense
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

TIE Indianapolis J0fsrial - out Of patience
With the Democrats. who are daily misrep-
rcscaang General Harrison. II says.
We chaiieu ze suv reputabis or respor-
sihe Democrat 20 father the 'dollar-a-dav'
lie that - beng cir-t iated They dare not
d &C. They PREF 20 art tie carr Of
fence au1ou z sneas-tnieves, handling and
disposiuE Of goods stolen By others. The
Sltr7a0i has nothing 10 Go With nrainicss aud
characterless scamus or irrespousiole hars
aad h5clcrs. bat if sny responsible person
or representative of any responsible orzsnt-
nation. 0u behalf of - Douocratc party.
w1n cone 20 the front ani father this iSe We
VII give them q chance 90 prove IL very
QUICK. Bot. q course. the rcspou sible fcad-
ers of The party wili not do T.. They would
rather hale behind an anonymous libel
vhich they snow - - faise. and put for
wsrd notorious crsolSs and professional
lars 20 do thc dirty work they are willing
- rrod- bv The work they are en-
gagged in b morally "a base as utter
fng forEed paper or passing counter
fer usorav. the onir difference bong that
ths after w0ai ssblec1 them 20 . legal
penalty Eaf soufc men rcE1iafe fheir
neral pr~c1ples By rns penal code. ard re-
rarsi every hing a. honorable ttst Is nos
puushed by ane and imprisonnenL
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

WxlHSGIoS K. BCEr started out u
tbs camgsign making wholesale charges
against the Rspublican Administrations
IN the S.aie 10 general. and against the
ADMINISTRATION q Governor LUCE IN
particular. charging not only extTsvsgaEcs
but cree kedusss IN TIE State govern
rsng. he admitted that Governor LCCz
- honest, but said itsi "a vac sur
rfuncsd with tLisying eflicials. But II
Mr. BUKT hss been saying anything
lately sbcui the erooksdness of the State
cffieers associated With the Governor. tho
pspsrs hsTs Bot reported the fact. About
three OF four weeks $50 Attorney Gen
srsl IAGeAEr wrote q letter 70 Mr. Buft,
stating that be bad heard that he bad
made tie charge that there vas corrup-
ton IN he State Government, aud asking
Mr.. RVar 10 name ths party and produce
the evidence which he might have. aud
be ltbs Attorney General. would prompt
ly prosecuss the offenders. As we said.
this latter sss sent some three or four
weeks age. lis .rscsips vas scknOElsdged
by Mr.. BUSr's confidential secretary,
wbo said Mr. bUBrs attention would CO
called 10 the letter Since then not q
word has bsen heard by Mr.. TAsGARr
from either Mr.. BURT or his Secretary.
Mr.. Bear is determined not b. bs di-
vsrtsd fTom sbs main issne-bis own
slection. The question Of methods isn's
worthy Of bic consideration. Addition.
division AID silence - Mr.. BUHr's motto
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

You arr probably aware Ehat sny po-
i;ieal party vhicn openlY favored The
mother coaHlry a. the present moment
would iose popularity. aud hat the party
II poxer "a fully aware ol this 'scf. The
arfy however ls ! 5ellevs, stlil deslrous
az mainiaialng friendly relations with
Great Britain. and Il sfiil as issiyoas OF
settling al qnesiions VITA Canada which
have been unfortunately fsopeasd since the
rsirsetion Cd the .reaty by ths Republican
majority la the senate and oy the Psesi-
dents message. 10 Which you siluce. All
sIiorancss must therefore % made Tor % =
po.isic.l situation - regards me Presiden-
IA slsrt.on thus created
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

'AanV Eng "a citizens aage ior years
reiFainsd from beng aatura.lzsd. - iAes
ihoaght ~ g0od soaid acerge from as aci
but Nf gessianas . Administration has
ssea - .sEoraoie ant - friendly tosards
Engl4nd 30 had ID not enforcing the ks-
laliaiory aci passed 1y Coagrsss - sound
on lne Tree tra.ls question Aai % hostile lo
ths dysaaile lnsh. Sat ~ lAs hundreds,
gs4. hy The iaousapds hey haEs become
naiaral4zed ior be express parpose Of help
ins The mao above a. othsr American poll
ticiaas they cons lsr fae,r Own al their
coantfYs best irleuI
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

I OST-ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, nov.
IL ]. q gold brscele'; gold plate On top rspre-
senting a lake and ship either on Sonth Division
Monroe or sDsl-sls. literal reward given II
returned 10 o. CanGl-st, Room {, Third nCoT.
3ll
I OsT-ON MONDAY. SITTER PUP, NAME
II CT collar. Liberal gcward for same II return
Cd 10 r. A CALDWELL. 1sS Tbirdsye 3G9
7 OsT-A LADIES' GOLD WATCH. on EITHER
II Wealtv-ave, South Lafayette. Cherry. La
grave Spring or LoUis-sts 10 Carpsu-sf. A ilb-
era ard viii be paid for tie rctu-n OF the
wslch 70 This Office so
4 OsT-TWO CERTIFICATES or DEPOSIT OK
IL Fourth National Bank Of Grend Rapids Mich.
one is i0r tlloo payable t. Nrs I. J. Appleson.
under date Of Jrne In, lSo. and the number Is
2ftie. endorsed il blank. The otner e number
2y767 for 500 payable n Henry Bean, dated April
4th l~-s also endorsed in blank 4
n. B.-The above certificates OF deposit have
been found
4 OsT-IN THE CITY A LIGHT BAY MARE
Il branded on the ief side. weighs abb 100
Rounds. The finder wfii he rewarded BY turn
ing her OF notifying 2. \. Bates. f6s sogth Dvis
i0r-st. 20 y
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Ii would naturally cs supposed that the
DsmocTot and Leader each had enough
ems o. lis own TO answer for without sD-
dorsiug each others. Bat yesterday
mornings Den0crat actually re-
printed that most ssnseless charge
against ID. A. BLoDsxTT and C..
T.. BEIKNsP IN the case ot RYSEs5.
u is fortunate FOR Messrs. BLoDGzrr and
Bsr xSAr that they, ss we'll as the Rspub-
llcsn party. have a record. aud that that
record will sustain them against any such
silly lies a. those which sully the sheets
before meusioned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
For Sdle--EfssceUaneoms.

TOR SALE CHEAP A SOLID WALNUT
/ case. five octave organ, IN fist class order.
Enquire ~ 275 south Front 81. 30
TOR SALE-ONE HEAVY PAIR OF BOBS.
r one light pair, heavy coal wagon. ore
deli very wagon, one heavy double harness. ore
,ighi ooutle harness. Apply TO C. SANFORD, ~
Sprngst 5oa
TOR sALF-EOw Is THE TIME TO BUY
home or vacant lots a spccul6tion before
the advance in price which is sure 70 follow tTe
extensive street improvement, extending of the
cry water pipes and building OF cable railway
now going on. have few bargains. Z. {.
Olco't agent, 20 Canals, room I. 80
TOR sALE-FINE FRENCH DRIVING OR sA o.
die pony Address 3. C.. this Office. 80
NOR SALE AN ENTiRE OTTfII OF
machinery for a fTst class Laundry: also
ax-hOrSe power engine. For particulars enquire
oi O. A. Berwin, No. II Cana 81. l3SI
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

aNNuNE fS ETHEK 90 fha 10 ~
/ c. lsn.ss : rsa4taE s4on ST 1.t se--a
= --s1 . 49, =. 80 e - - -. 8.
sea fEe.l4 l@soA h-s~E s4f<14.l
rok sALE-fHf foILo@INe AkF 6o0o
sal.s sslh sr s-s-et I,ze eetsts
ta1ll ,Elca aa4s1 a. Nslr.sl-sl sl.es s,s.-s
tasse 90 aazs4-kAs. caglt4f s-ss saoesa beA&e
as lsEs stess-st esA esf4Sf oa $50 <e ave.
es4e, t.-4.ae - - Asc,<.as 80 ia
-. = s. fs.,s - '''-' ~ As
W EAAEs IoTS OK fHE BILL 1sSaa
~ s bs ~e o1eF a. gfeaa ..(s t2S - f4Ex
a hasssy 49, Iesei tssek. d1-ss1aas -
TUs sALE = CoRNEg or EENkl AID
4 -asaalan .s.s lisals2 caeep s3so houses
-l s.-lt s.~rs si eits a. 20 - eesf le{ at+its-
tqss 4 -assy, a1a g. 4oser e-eoE. 4s-ePaoas
pFfFFs THAN PAYING KENF-A 0oOD
II Ise-sers oueltiRs aud t.A s-zeo .oi a.
Aer..' talea-sl,, tof aaol ngst Pc a-eel slss.
- aaes - a-as oF suzfkt ~ l@s A-r-'s - :
l1es 9sr -l4a payne TuBi 4H1 teti-l us sol1 inls
,scsk faT farthef fntgs2s-ioA SIFiy - fWits
bros ever AIcsfe. sss
fN8E sAIf uR RxNT-A LARGE lAROOs
t.osra -hoss.e lu center ~ cltgs teE sac 90
fs.v lela1s o. etll gsnG flssll are loI bead Or
iaIi1ef pzflls.l-sEs address 8. / A. l1i. ~
.NAONF WISHING TO BI1 FRoPERTY ~
\ snS IA OF Gas city sA9liG cal On ts. a. we
fasu sto. sou Z lager FAflsis tha1 ans e%hel
nUu tQsg 4 kiusey and lo~ef Di0ess.
le.epsons So -e
If8k sALE-s5 FT FRONT o. EssT bkiDDk +
1 e. foOd tllslnesS property - b-ock eSSA ~
Ear ~ a. vii - sola ior une week a. s-lA
frs elasA slie lof gI0cefy hpisSc. Il A bioeaA
e 4Ld t0u1 tioek
nNIN fkN MORE LOIS LkFT on COT
" ave. north of tie glty. on the si ct car liue-
lf y0u went ont caN quick or sou all be 100
lsi-. 30 9 LoVelfs tlOeA. A. K AnuSaei sil
NtOyTH GRAND RAPID, ON n. g. AND 6. T.
: & / TAiiuays. Iusg south of Tie caiy. nes
4 mon depot "a tory. st0Ia pus.oriiee many ncH
DWELLINGS. etc ats srgs los len Chcap, GA easy
ttTuls - esf p.ace around CITY for Investment OF
home Call 0u trozie & Cltler, Attorneys. bosrd
81 IISde holding u Canals.
EOR sAlf-AN ElkGANT ki0HT ROOM
house of modern architecture, Edusobee for
s. ster and gas. contains ukfer cosei. bathroom
ard good cellar, lot iOxl2s n, situate wissn i've
Enquire ol = 3. SeymOlr Clarendon Hotel 80
NOR sALE-HOUSE AID LOI OS CLANCY
sI Cne On IeiEyetsest. one on 1ayior-st
near street c1H Lsery property for sale or 20
let Also property ia other pafts 81 The city Tor
ssie- J. ". IayOr, ~ ana ~ fisinneld ave Jlou
TOR sAIF-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
/ house or spriEgSt, Tor s5,Vlo neal 1sns
CIV cling house, On james s.. for fz,h0, ana m
O. tcre tsrm in sparta for -, 50o' AL on snAE
Isymentk and reasonable terms. D.. A. Dapper,
room l2s. Ledysrd tlock. over Public Library.
u4Ttf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
MILLER HAT.

Which Is the sciRowledsed issder Of siyis.
We have them iu Nobby Shapes for ths
the older ones.
II you maks bel 81 Esi On elsCtioa,
81 tipuste that IL shall be Miller II yoa
VIA. the hesi vii be nene to0 sood for yeu
snd Fou ~il ksys y la tie Muller. N YEA
lase-whY n of coUrse-ihs other feiios
~Ili be tEpecnng TIE eesi and ~lii have 10
have ths AlileT Ia order 10 eel a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

The following Is list Of The marriage
licenses issusd since last published. With
the names. residence when oassids the oityl
sud AGES of the parties
Azes
raisr Eesfrsen. Annse Petersen 20 %
I.rrs Sri hsltE iesfV Wo a. Ensi .shvii. 8 III
Burton f.srer Sparaa Nelse Ssne Ap'ne - -
FREDERICK Less Mianie Naeei. Kent Cltr -.-zS-2s
Yea hardly realize that a p n.edicfns.
wien taking Carers Little Liver Pil e
tssv are vsry small 10 BAD eEectx 81
iroub'rs from torpid liver sre relieved sy
th-lr ase
Ehen tse TfPs - B~ssty
Are psrted n srnile fhey disclose rov
of pesrls Vivsiing IN purity those which To
d5vsr nrirrs az ron the bottom of tie Per-
ssr >-s Whst 49, ess- rTsssvvs these
genre - he naouth7 sOZOD9NT. tie csis-
s7ared ossuHEsT ard p-sservsnFs q t5s
feefh
t. be frse from sick besssche, hiions-
1fss crnEs, asflo~ ere gss C8~7sTs Lite
Ilrsr Pi'ls. strictly vs-sss1ie. They gently
sfinass - iver s16 re ne ss0na&ca
frou hile.
Not ore n twe1fv a. fr=e from sose IT.
tle 81 a1erf causef - insrfisn a. - livsT.
& ss CsrfsTs IiFtie Lfv~- Ftfs. TIE yssuit
sllz - a piessznf sgrpriss. Ts~T siTs go.
itiVs rsisG
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
ReoI Eskate--Cossnfru

nor sALE-wE HAVE GOT 40 ACRES OF
I good land 20 trade for team Of heavy
horses anc lumberman's outfit: also pair OF
horses. with bus aud hack. Tor sale cheap, or
vil trade. and 1. Tower block. BIZ
TOR sALE Or EXCBANGE-FOR REAL
L estate In Grand Rapids grist mill doing
good business, twelve miles south Of the city on
The l.. s. & NJ. \ Switch TO the mill AddIess
Box j. o. Byron G. ntIe. Mich. 81
NOR SALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
L the estate ofthe late Daniel sChermerhorn,
Cne mile west Of the cii, fronting Bndgest II
j. hne dairy farm, or Tor fruit raising and gar
cenlng. May lie sold II from ten 70 thirty acre
lots Apply TO Dr. Nhi,worth. administrator iS2
Fourth 1t. Grand RAPIDS Mich. i02u
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

A Boston newspaper contains the
st agihrS iuteliig-uce that there : SsCS-
vltiE street RI ghs under the shadow et
Bunker Hill Serresary BsvARo should
sive t his st1sntion At once. ltsberg
DisDafch Let fhst street alone. It
never tails sny secrets.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Tie Democrats Who hsva rsvsd sui
rsaiad aoous ths AUsCarsoS isstsr.
ealing u fcrvsrT. have forzotisa al
abort the MosrT lsstsr written eight
vears ago. That vas forgery, snd Il
hss been disgrscs e. tha vsrtv evsr
sinca. but the ettsr 70 Mi7istar " ssv
was 10 forgery
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

Our stock ia ihis line embraces The hssi
Ooods IN TIE market
Our Underwear "a AL bought a cass lots
al tEe lowest msnufscfureTs rsg6s
We wosle quote prioes but &c aot kpC~
where 90 eeriu. everything We have IN
ihls line is bsTgsin a. the price ssic FOR.
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