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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-06-14
rsnfi HI With viz,

q
II you desire to have town properly
run, either Lave it rdn with vim or sell
out and leave il. Men who arIelweys
slow 70 support home institutx,asl+ and
do little or ,nothing to induce IN hssi-
ness't be located where they live, will
never do much towards building up .
town. One or two. things must be done
either run the town for all it is worth
get up steam and keep it up-or cult the
whole thing, slide out and let nature
take her course. If you went business
men to come'to your town and remain,
encourage those who are already there.
II yov want. a prosperous town, where
people cen cone who are disposed TO
make homes, do away. with aud bury
from sight al jealousy end spite. Work
together fer q common PROSPERITY and
for mutual benellt. Wake up, rub Your
eyesanl SO TO work. !, Don't work with
fear az tremolipS but take it for gran
ted tha sGod win tell, and leave results
OF theia,e ives. Borrow no trouble, but
unite to make little best kind of a town.
These maybe hard, unpalatable facts, but
they are honest and true nevertheless.
If you would make successful town. ali
must work together asa unit. Let the
motto be--onward and Upward forward
maroh-AI5xoelsi6r. g. tj
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-06-14
Bread VS. GIcrv.

We believe the dizzy has'gone by for
the discussion of political topics in the
country newspaper. Its field is now
confined almost entirely to the collect.
ing and publishing of local happenings
in its Immediate neighborhocd, and the
better the editor fills the bill in this
particular the larger his success win be
financially. Time was when q country
newspaper was not complete in its make
up without its editorial page with one
or more long "leaders,n upon which
moro care and thought was expended
than any other department. Then ed
itors sought more for 'sglory'' and pc,
litical power: now, especially with the
younger class, the almighty dollar IS
the leading attraction. We believe the
people of any cotatry town prefer live
local papet that pays attention strictly
to getting up full loca! page with AL
the news, then one which contains little
Of local interest, and q number of col
umns Of dreary, prosy, ''edltorials. .
A country EDITORS financial success is
limited 10 a certain degree, and while it
is ali very nice 10 be quoted as great
political sage, etc., we for one, much
prefer to wear new sul1 of clothes oc-
casionally, have our hair and beard ga
la mode" cur home well provided for,
mole than one shirt to our back, and q
little of The filthy lucre IN our pocket,
than all the glory to be attained in
running heavy editorial sheet for an
hundred years. Weekly Star.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-06-14

Read the folowingi Mr. G.. II. Nor
ris, Nevada. Ark, says. "Was down
with Abscess Of Lungs, end friends and
physicians PRONOUNCED me an incurable
consumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, ara now
on my third bottle, and able to oversee
the work on my farm. 1t is the finest
medicine ever m9dc.n Jesse Middle
wart, Decatur, CGio, saysg nIiad it not
been for Or. Kings Few Discovery for
consumption l would. have died of lung
troubles. Was, given up by doctors. Am
now in best of health" Try it. Sample
bottles free ar, Ii. Watson s Co.'S dug
store.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-06-14
.CCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS

Money due Oh legal and all other adj
crtisesnents after they appear in first is
sue Of the paper. On all legal advertise
nents where proof is required, the money
must be paid when proof is delivered.
Death and Marriage notices Of not
mere than ten lines, published free Of
charge. Obituaries and tributes vi res
pees charged for at regular advertising
tates.
All communications intended to sub
serve private ends, or interests Of corr
p4rations. societies or individuals must
We paid for,
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-06-14

Fur an insured man to eat too muc h
is not good policy for the life insurance
company.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-06-14
What's In A Name.
From the Walnut Grove Dawn of Light.

From the Walnut Grove Dawn OF Light.
MISSISSIPPI.
What's in a name?
A good deol for Mississippi. The name
is composed of Initials OF great men who
were reared on her bosom. Part have
already crossed the way and part are
crossing now.
NJ stands for manufactures which are
yet to come.
| stands for iron yet to be brought
from the earth.
S $ are the initials Of Prentiss the de-
parted orator.
for Inge, tie, living legislator OF the
atate.
S for Stcne, Ex-Governor Of the state.
$ for strength fn sol'dRemocracy.
for intelliger V ion.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-06-14

The vanity fair do not deserve the
braye, but they may get them all the
same.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-06-14

A good man with bad friends is liable
to be misunderstood
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-06-14

Free wool and free beer does not GO
In the Ohio platform.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

tsEcEzr- kre1srick l. Spencer vs. serve
tlas leza1 beTlin. 1fsEef. No1kl1a as1 @lza-
est costa - izst stb A Barrel ~ Rich-
ard 6s1noa. fr0seE. same order - k14az
&C .. AssEss@s ". E&gou. Kxes i Allsa
kElaElng Conpsny. ksp.ssln 14sas ~
seltls iii ~ sxerSfloAs sxts1csa fftesa
esys.-Astsls hTock~zy -. kseert Psl-
tsgso1. Tfesp4ss ca tae ekse. c1ss exleee-
sssBfy 6zys--M. Ai2sa saith IS ira =.
Srses. Ass2Apsit Judgement for p.aia-
~ Sos - ssd cSsls ---- ohA fkiCkel ~.
for plxiau8 ios eosss--AibsH Ssoii
"a Jean ID AeDo1sld .2d Prank
d Williams Dsos. Order sllosing
snendmeRdmsat - declaration e0nElnued
over term On payment q costs. Dslxnos9ss
allowed ten days 10 make plea. .--Lso. a.
Caro- ". lsseph C. Plskia. Tfoysr. Judt
mens for plaintiff sz5 aud eosls. aud sssinss
ii. Leonard s. sons. securities.
seFskIok--Joseph Spires vs. Nsthsa J.
Akin. Assampsit On trisl--Gso. Mar
sasl as administrator, etc, We. Widdi-
comb Furniture Company. Irssp2ss ca
the case. jury out.
PKosATK Estate Of Elmer Dow Wash
iegt0n. a minor. Order appointing Joseph
H. Alexander guardian --Esl2.e Of ira
kllis. deceased. order ailowiag claims and
decree for paymeBt Of debts. Order allow
ing administrator nnal account distriba-
ting estate and dischsrging sdmiuistraIor.
---Astate OF frznk I. Goebel e. a. nliaors.
0Tcsf authorizing guardian 10 sell person al
gFDp-Tiy for price not less tBan the IN
se led price In re Juiisnns hoffef.
Al sudigsnt insane person. Order Of I'd.
mission 10 Michigan Asylum Tor the Insane
al Kalamazoo a. sxPsnse OF ksat county.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Decorator and RuEuisher tells how the
beaatlial white eaapael, which IS now %
Fashionable Ia combination with gliding, II
sueh arsicles zs chaIrs Is produced. FIRST,
the wood j. prined NTH a composition con-
slsting u three parts tUfpentins and one part
hasesd oil Japan size Icing usrd as dryes.
On this drying thoroughly tho work 10
rubbed down until perfectly smooth Next
tso or three coats OF pure white lead ara
applied, mixed entirely fat Each coat Is
rubbea down, tine being allowed for each 10
dry. Equal parts Of lead and zinc are used
for the next coat. snd three-fouTths zinc and
one-fogrth lead for the one succeeding. After
thls has become thoroughly hard IL Is rubbed
down very smooth. A thin coat Of color.
made OF zine and rurpeAtine, Is now rubbed
Oh for the next coat the sanre hat color Is
used. with the addition OF about one-hah the
quantity OF good light coach varnish. For
the last coat enough zinc Is used IN the var
nish 20 make it white. II the last coat Of
zinc - not white o. solid enough, more coats
are put on until Il is perfectly white and
solid before vanishing II the work is 70 be
giided or striped, the zinc must be omitted
IL the last coat OF varnish.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
Ornnga Wine.

A Florida housekeeper gives directions for
making a very superior orange wine: Squeeze,
strain the juice, then make sweet enough TO
float a. esq % show nearly an incsof sur
face; then have open aud level full until the
scum has AL worked OF; then put in round,
thick bottles and tie down the shoppers, which
must be tight. In six weeks the vino is
made, but age improves it, also exposure TO
the light. Any sort OF wine can be made this
way. The oaly thing necessary is to have tie
juice the proper sweetness, and that can only
be determined by testing, as some fruits are
swecter some seasons than Others. New cane
syrup is better than any sort OF sugar for
sweetening wine; it is quite as mild favored
and makes stronger wine. II stoneware or
wooden vessels are used 70 put wine in they
must be very strong. or else they viii burst;
round bottles are stronger than square ones
IL viii require from three to six days for the
scum TO work Oft
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

The msmbers Of Valley City Lodge F. &
A. A., who went 20 Lowell, report q most
royal rscsption a. he hands Of their broth
srs there. Grand Rapids money was bogus
VALE they sos0uTnsd shsrs. and aftsr The
lodge work vas complstea they we're escort
cd again 20 The hotel where tnsy sat down
% q sumPt1Ous rspsst furnished By the
lsdie- wives and daughters Of Assous
Gentiamsn stood a. the door loaded down
With cigars Tor The zuests. Ths vsrdiet OF
Nsilsy City Lodge vas thss Lowell Lodge
did nothing By halves. About half Of The
psrty returned a. 10 90 .. m. ths remainder
StaYing until this moraing spending he
night sith thsir friends dancing. card play
Ing and Waiting
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

A EE-fostmsstsr OF big Rapids Charged
Win ks<plnr aorrrnmrnt Eund..

A EE-fostmsstsr OF Big Rapids Charged
utth Keeping 0ovsrDment ruods-
Charles ID. Crandsll. sx Postmaster al Big
Rap d., Was arrested yesterday in this city
b. Unitsd states Marshal Waters. he Is
charged bY he Government with conhscst-
ing nearly 500 from the rental Of the post
once baildinx. he was allowed 500 per
year for rent. and De presented claim for
$50 Tor each year. from July. 1881, TO
March 1887. lie vas taken before United
States Commissioned AcQasgan yesterday
afternoon and oy request bis exam ination
vas postponed until February .. tie gave
bail Ia the sum OF 81 ,0Co for bis appearance
&c that tine.
Ar. Crsndsu was Postmaster ss Big
Rapids Tor . number of years and 10 well
known here and in the northern part Of the
state ss a prominent and respected business
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
Al ABOUND ras aouse
Ths Nes Iaz1t2 siIk-Fra~tie.l p1rS~
tlasss fos b4ktag = s1a2ls Table.

Ths Nes Latina stIk--Fr2rtie.l D1rs~
tlsss fos baktag . >so.li f4Sass
TLs latest f4Hs - h lAal4 sllks f1F szzA
ersrtziEs, czshioas and osesF labsrtaz <>oeE~
c0ns as seScEl1e4 - All IaEezeks1Es -
ss0~lng elsl-1rzts E2Eteras u ssft aza beNa-
tif1i colafizgs On saFlcusly tinted gro1nas.
Osss Il bs1 gro2a1 k&s = rieh al oHer pz1t-
tern ~ Nd gr4pssins "a sutl1zza eoloTingS
tas leaves selas IA ssld Drs-ns. AL ellses,
sn3 tara Fe1s delg gbtfuly sh2ssd fns
fr4lE. ~ la AEtis Da1aoAss peculiar ~ ~ild
eTape. l. sbz.ied from DARK ol1s . p1rpllsn
biack zld ths stems and tenarlls are Ia hghs
brosn Aa0fhsr, via pax ground, las a
large zzi rather struggling deslgn q cEIys
saEsszall8-s u plaks y a&Fxer Iinss le&a
shs groaad. aud family eoi0Eed foliage IA
olive greenk This ens Is particularly e1fee-
uvs sun another notable ogs sk0ss d0g
weed blossoms IA ssaded Whites, with d2Ik
grs~a lsasss Ga hght green ground These
AIS sFs vide They make eAAralE. ecsss-
lass Tor sofa pillows
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

The 80 police who went to evict David
Foley, OF Ballykerogue, On the estate OF Col
TOttenhanl. County Wexford, took fire en-
zine with them. After the end Of the house
had been battered in tho defenders drove
back the pohcs with garden syringes filed
with hot water. The hose from the fire en-
ginc was then turned on and Z stream OK
cold water sent into the building for an hour,
at tho end OF which time tho drenched and
shiTering defenders surrendered Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

rssv the shelf on the under side Of the top,
and mark the places for tho upper ends q
the lers The br0omsticks should ft tightly
In the holes, and the shelf secured in place.
thirteen inches from the floor. with one and
one-balf inch finish nails. The upper ends Of
the legs must be placed on the marks, and
the top secured with one and one-half inch
screws. the heads Of which are sunken in the
wood and the holes filed with putty. After
it has heen smoothly finished with sand paper
It may be painted shiny black, With paint
into which has been turned = half cupful Il
Japsn varuish, and when thoroughly dry fn-
ished with fringe of Eacreue or crochet 0f
gray tvine around the border, secured with
brass head furniture tacks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Quite q c0rmOtion wss created az ths
Union Depot baggage room yesterday by =
slight blaze being discovered in psSsen-
sengsr's trunk which had been checked
rsasiy for transportation 70 Edmore After
putting out the IRE i wSs found that tds
owner bad stored therein three boxes Of
matches. which bad ~ some means become
igatlsd Two o. thrse white shirts and
soue other articles Of wearing sp1srsl we're
ruined. ft vas verT fortunsfs fhas the ere
occurred a. it d.d for hsd The tr8nk been
stor~d inside. the 3spos might have been
eurnsd 20 The ground. sni no ems would
ba-s knovn the cause. Frobabiy soms an
pleys -0uId have been dischsrged for care
<ssuaxS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
A Useful Card or Book Table.

well made table or stand is an always
desirable article OF household furniture. A
man who has some "l1nackn with tools can
construct a durable and useful card table or
book stand, like the one shown in the cut
from some very practical directions given by
an ingenious correspondent of Farm and
Fireslde
The top is Of pine wood, three -quarter7 Of
an inch in thickness and twcnty-four inches
across. AS IL is difficult 10 find board Of
sufficient width, two pieces VIII probably
have to be glued together and secured with
oak dowel pins. There must be two of them,
driven into the edge of each piece two and
one-half inches, after the edges have been
carefully squared and Strengthened by plan
ing The holes must be bored with quar-.
ter inch bit, and an equal distance apart
Make the pegs OF oak to ht the holes,
and after dipping them in hot liquid glue
drive them into one Piece: then glue the
edges, and before it has cooled insert the PEGS
in the opposite piece and drive thez. tight
together.
The lower round or shelf Of the table will
probably have TO be made in the same way.
Il measures twenty inches across Set them
away TO dry till next day; meantime select
three hard wood, straight grained broom
sticks Of equal thickness, and saw them
twenty-seven inches long Prepare them by
scraping off the paint and varnish, and sand
paper them down smooth. The following
day the work may DO continued Smoothly
plane both sides of the boards. IL you have
not large pair Of compasses the circles may
be described with pencil, string and tack in
the way that every school boy knows Saw
along the line carefully With q compass saw
holding it vertically. Through the smaller
circle bore three holes through which the legs
may pass, each one inch from the edge, equi-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

To remove ~hite spots from furniture rub
With spirits x oamphor.
A snokv ceiling can Be cleaned uith soda
ard water
Old table cloths worn thin make srosllsnt
dlsh towels
Blscz shcppinz bazs sra male 70 renew n.
FRESHNESS Of thelr youth, hy dressing of sny
eoosl shoe poiisA-.
Sat sprfnkl>d r'sn.zfully On ~ 5oorxeps
~ have better ard ciesnsr eject tha1
ss1sS
Uss e palette knife 70 scrspe poss ard
seftiss
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

I7dzE = Csaeienss-- srsssd hsE -aag
TIE tragesisz assa soel.i E.f1saag %
euEs teEaorre- sfss.lss.
kra zisa Lgaea. of AS eiEs. has 0ssn
sEA1isd q 'soFtfn nent psEsloE.
The Foist Alilns C0ae4ay has taksa
pessesslsn q - 49, sEses rollas-
Cases Ga cal - ths Great C01rt today
sss. Sos. -. ~ 81, a -. - an1 a..
he nsnialy mss9ns of TIA Bosrd Of
Edlc4lien ST. Dc hsid .4lafl2y . gns.
K B. h4ssncruft sdH fiss xasqaersds
s4li a. lns " ssl 7ids klax saturday even
ing
TAs funsrsl u An1 Richard Carroll vii
ss lid q Berlin Oh Efidzy aofninx- a. ~
eiock
ks-Waa- Es-Wan TFibs u Ks1 Aen sfIl
hcP t0n-kls a. taeiE sigsan, olf south
blsizloa-sk
fhs nou ihly NESTING q shs Ph4rm2.
es1ICal SGeily 1ul oe 1eid tals sgeDins
a. The usual pi4ss-
Joan Hzue, aa inzans man. vas iound ia
tns 5syeuth sssd YESTERDAY ana AIKEN -
al Tor sac EospiBz
Preparations sre alrssdy beng made tor
t1s as~ Fuller oiocks on tie e0fDer c.
C.aal AID Bridge 49,
The ssgui4s monthly m~et.ng Of the Ma
soaic homs Association Nill Dc hsld GA
MONDAY evening asxt
Qaits nuabsr Of he Grand Rapids
ol4Fas Vii 90 % Jackson next Tuesday "
stssnd Ehs aJAtary oali.
A nss sampls room has besn built b.
klndzs. bsEtscn 9 CO.. Ia the rear Of their
present block, cn Pszri-sg.
PatFolman Aahss = rapidly recovering
ffom his ili1ess csase'l by the accident re-
esirea On SsH Year 4ay on EAsE budse 81
1llA
Albslt Van Haas wzs arrested yesterday
or a warrant for assault ano battery. He
naa released On Dali 70 appear tor trial this
morning.
There saa q lsrgs at.sndAnce ysstsrdsy
afternoon st the tassrAl of tae tate Leonard
4. Acstefdyks, &n@odg un0m we're many
oid setiiers.
C0uaty Treasurer Steboins yesterday re-
eeiyed rom 3. A. Lee Treasurer OF Gale
aonia. nearly the full amount Of his eollec-
lions, SLOWING coed w5E<.
The apOssls 0f sniss p. Grady and Fran (
Anderson for violating the liquor law.
we're nied Ia The Cifculs Court yesterday
- Police Court Clark Iozsr.
A gold xsseh Was rafisd on az L. J..
Alag :. Ottawa eotIllng works, last evening.
Tie l1cky nunoer was H. add il was held
Dy Mr. Van csr As1lsa. of Iceland.
"A smploys OF the " u. A. Berkey Furni-
ture Company allowed can Of naptha 10
come ia contact vita . oaruiag gas Jet last
evening. causing = small blaze. Bat doing %
damage
The West Michigan Park Association
sill bold is annual meeting next Tuesday
forenoon a. the oflce Of Judge Perkins
OfAcers viii be elected and Othsr business
transacted.
A recital will 5e given oy tho pupils OF
Prof o. 4. Turtle this evening ~ the Aichl-
kxn ConserVagoEy. Ine music Goylag pub
&c n IN sitsd 20 Be present. No admission
fee vii % charged.
Next week Wednesday there will be a
hearing before Judge Perkins a. which time
y. " NortArup will De examined on his
nnal account as executor snd trustee Of the
Roszlie smith sslats.
A splendid c. op OF ice IS being harvested
AZ the AXE. TIE Valley City lcs & Coal
Company are cutting snd expect 10 store
1900 tons. While the Grand Rapids will
cuI and store 1000 tons.
Ms HOfIsr. the German woman who is
insane, Is yet n jail. she Is very noisy st
times. and means considerable for one Of
her daughters. she las oes1 granted ad-
foission TO The Kalamazoo asylum-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
The Ancient Artillery Company.

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery com
pany Of Boston proposes 70 have great
time next summer, when It viii celebrate the
2aoth anniversary Of It's organization A lot
OF persons are e1pectes. 10 come from Eng
land; there VIII be q trip 10 Washington, 70
Hoult Vernon aud 20 Gettysburg; Of eoufss
there viii 10 trip 10 New York and a sail
around the waterways and up the Hudson Ia
West Point. and then al viii go to Boston to
amuse themselves as best they mAy.-Chi-
tago Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

The longer tie officers look ID The csrssr
Of the man Gii stt the f5rger mentioned In
yesterdays issae. the deeper becomes bis
crime. Is seems that On Nondsy last a
gsntssasn .illiesf st The Ksrf CcnntY say
inEs Bank slid iefl = cheek for csilecflo1
Il wss drawn byC r Ns~ton on the Nar-
ter 4iiii1g Company 81 Caicag1. sud fhe
smeuns wzs 50 lt 49, ssrt 20 C1icsr0
for c0ll lscso-4. snd NJ Vsriser. TIE gasaisr.
~ euce rscsived a aispapcs stsiins fhst t6s
ch-rx vas a fsrxsTg- snd thsf ssvsrsi checSs
hs6 -eea f~ssa en tae sanse c.nk ~ ths
ssuse psrtg Z = here surp1zc2 tast if wzs
nreseatas ~ 81 istt Hesrv Hswx. ne
sccararii,e. - ssSi ~ Hi se an IA
vssss zssfrn watae trsiletf - scotT frss
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

~ tae 5essh Of John :. Smith. Of Cas-
csde. smother old pioneer hss joinsd ths
n-iority. He came - tais county ia 1857.
settling n the township ~hsrs be ended
hls DAYS. Re Ess born IN schsghticoke.
hrus<siser county, n L. November 8.
isli n Ist2 be moved With bis parents
% Ancsster Ont Ou No~smeer is Is45
he sss married - Mss Elizsbeth Wood
They then moved - " Wineom Center. ont
woere shey aad bern - them six chiidren
His vie cspsrtei ihis iiis IN Sss. leavinx
hirn via ais remaining children - mourn
ar sararfrra
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
WOMAN MoDEsTY.

Many women are prevented by feelings
OF delicacy from consulting physician In
those disorders arising from functional de-
rangement of her peculiarly delicate organ
ism, and most serious results are often
caused by this neglect. The such r-Ssops
DR.. Pierce's Favo-ite Prescription is an es-
Decial boon. as IL offers sure and cafe cure
Tor all those distressing disorders to which
which women are peculiarly subject. while
i. saves modest girl or woman from the
embarrassment Of personal consultation
gith physician. "Fsvorite Prescription"
IS the only medicine for womsn's peculiar
weaknesses AMI ailments, sold by druggists,
lnder positive guarantee from the manu-
lecturers, that it will give satisfaction in
every case. or money will be refunded. See
Guarantee on bottle wrspper.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

J,ha Rsrrest wss srisd and convicted 4.
Fsiioe Court Yesterday ~ sfs.liux g roe
fForn a En-, plsTs ot ne 0riei Cabinet Com
rsnv He vss ise3 SO snd s. a. cost.
cnt not hsvtnz the aecexesrv ssaou8s w.nf
- a. i,t q r~riol ~ th.rtT DAYS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

WAs4zs@ass. Ess. Z FaAf .saEher
sisst snAnzs ~ tsal psrsfass. lEhs y izssa
E4141Ie sla1s-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Csfarrh Org rsfes IN rof1ials tsinf IN
re hiooc. Hora Sers -. = ers1icsfes
svsrv iuEuri y lren tae tiao sDi thas
rron1EtiF snf permanently curss .cstarTh.
GIVE s. suiaL
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

The sanuxl rsport oi ~ American Paf-
snt nr~~sisV Csse CerpsnY VS. fiei rs
trr-,ar sfternccn. shcVfre re canital Sfsrk
a. NJ rsid IN. 3 -. personal eststa
x.sss 3 sebts. e. 50 L. cresiifs, S2Sze a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Bsss Fsnllv Hrsdii ighs snz Tee Izssv
Sosus sre csnesaes ~ sl8 e. - - h<st
scsrx sTsr soi1 r. Mcaizso
GRsyn EaFTrx Sosr 20.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

C1-nusrdztfo~s az csr7nz n s.ilv far
Pest FsxnT EeaSfzhf szf fifte nzssv
sc><a 6ssxs RsRzps 5s.x =
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Achss soS raius al vieid 20 TIE rsin XII
tog 1nshries sf -. -atcu or Price 8 ets
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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

They please everybody. Best Family Head
light and Little Daisy Soaps
GRAND RAPIDS SOAR Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Baby Carriages sold on weekly payments
{ BABTH's.
20 Monroe-st.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-11
Photographs.

MeSsrs. Rifenberg & Dove, the cele-
brated travelling artists, are with you
for short time only. prepared to do
all kinds OF work pertaining 70 the
Photographic art. These gentlemen are
we'll known ~ competent workmen.
They make speciality Of scenery, such
as residences. outdoor groupes, stock,
etc. They also do enlarging and copy
ing In India Ink, Wster CoIors and
Crsyon. Remember for . short time
only. Can and examine samples and
be convinced. Gallery on Mrs. loves
property, opposite freight depot.
RI1ENDRRa & DOVE.