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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

70 tbe xd1sof ~ tAe fsLxs zAx nxk&lR
Lunxssxos. Mica. gaiy -. isso--la yoaF
issue of tbs l4th ! Sc se article
woieh was pxosxbiy lnspirsd - M. Frank
4 Chss<. of yoaf city. Nos, as sAsns are
two siies - al gasstl0ss and - ys2z az
ues< = lib<l0us aad dsss aas sFsai iaJestiee
I ssk yea y publish AZ aide oi ths eonafo-
ssrsy snd thsR lst your rsalsn Judge for
themselves.
About two years ago Nr. Chase vss .
boot sad shos trsssling msn AID Dasde
this city regularly. l osa sna asnsss toe
Ladia<ton hack AID e1s line. Chase vas
al the tine kickiag about psslDg seventy :
hSs csats foF bsviag himself and tso large
trunks hauled 70 TIE hotsl snd back each
trip acre A. last 10 stop bis mouth
I1sie eonndsnti<l rate With hlm al nftY
qenss. sfd - nav surprise ! f0uad that be
had told every travelling man WHOM he
kues OF The nfty cent Fate. then told my
drivers 10 charge him gbe same as the rest
seventy i've cents. de kicked, aud since
| that tine ne has walked 90 the hotel and
! bsd dray carry his baggage 10 and from
| the hotel THIS be had perfect right 10
| DO. But he could not attend 10 bis own
1 business ABd st once set 20 work among the
other travelling statesmen 10 iniurs my
business. These men pat me onto The
racket. and last Wednesday evening ! met
| Mr.. Chase Ia front of the Hotel Bethem
and told bin 10 let up on that kind OF
work or | would attend 10 bis case. he
threw back an epithst which would not Be
| publishsble. and gave It 10 him and he
| ran into the hotel. / then drove 10 the
depot. and upon returning found Chase IN
the hotel office. The quarrel Was renewed
and blows were exchanged. He tried TO
gouge out one of my eyes. and got biz
thumb in my mouth and got IL bit / wa:
giving him the worst OF IL the deal by =
large majority when WAS pulled OF. Chase
Is o tall and heavy man. weighing over as
pounds. while weigh only ITO pounds
had not been drinking. and was mo-
drunk ~ the time. | do not drinh
any more liquor than does Mr.
Chase. However. l believe that | an
the best man OF the two and can knock hin
out of A'twsnsy-four foot ring in two
rounds at the farthest. This man Chase Is
q noted kicker at the hotels here. and ha
been driven out Of all but one. DE is I
great, big, lazy blow-hard. and my mel
have always TO make an extra trip for hin
mornings when he wishes to taSe the train
rs he Is too lazy TO get up and get ready fol
the bus rs other travelling statesmen do.
Now. Mr.. Editor. AJAX you 10. so far q
Is in your power. make this matter right b,
publishing my side of the story. am M
drunken loafer, but will not be imposed
upon by Mr.. Chase or any other man.
attend strictly TO my business, and you viii
not lind another case of the kind durinI
the years that have owned snd manage
the Ludington hack and bus line. All
ask is fair play. snd this demand.
Yours very truly.
| BARTON MCIAueHLIN
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
TOWa TOPICS.

IRE Hsnfy ssEsss ksp0siican Cias meets
t0ul4AE
Pad NH.sahsfnok. of EslksF to~nship.
xss spsoir.Ass. Lspafy sheriff yssisfasy-
i Ieltenlh and tsalily AsAss this
uorn.az i0f . lhgss ssszs Zip sro1nd sAs
i1kss.
s. A. EaFls bss purchased . Joe sa Dfss
a bso2as ssia-tion, Psying s5.vr5 i7r sns
san-s.
Rss san Small. Of Georgia will address
tie Frah.1iii0a co1nty ConFsnti0n IN lnas
ely Jalg 81.
David Sssi. sn cd timer sas arrested On
tEe Isl ssI slda Yesterday foe 1eszlGg A.
GsIIaan has ard made The arrest.
TIE as1 isain shiet arrived over tbs
Mifhle a. Csafsal yesterday al ID a. N
bioosbt "a nEmcs of passengers.
Wm J. Alien. tas @sn ~Bo rsissd .
ruMu al ihs Emerson SUNDAY ni<ht, PAID
g. 5 yesfsrcag for making mistake
TIE regatta prizes 70 ss asafdsd tns sin-
Bsfs a. The coming races Esfs placed On
exhibition ia HsEkaers window ysst<r1zy
morning
The windmill being foaad inadequais 70
frrns.h supply u safsr q nes steam en-
an. ard pam0 have been ofcsred Tor tie
Hotel Jtiasa.
A barty from Kentucky coaslssing OF y.
p Hsivgs and ~ifs. Mrs. w. 9. Hall and "
q Hail Ir.. stopped Al sweets Toe supper
last night On their say np north
Next sunday ths G. 4 W NJ will run On
excursion from Ia Porte. Ind. 90 Ouawa
Heach The "a Porte brass band Of eighteen
pieces ~iii accompany the excursion
The veterans q The Home have named
The woods 20 he south The Wilderness.
II - 10 % hoped that u will osvsr witness
81 bleody a scene ss The frss Wilderness
4 The children Who daily make sand houses
on tbs sxnd bin AZ the corner OF EaA
Bridge ard BostNiek. SIS. will miss it vhef
the nes 81. Marks Home and Hospital 4
buiiI
The meeting Of The Micbigsn Railroas
Association. which vas TO have been held
a. Msckinaw bas been changed. and vii
be held az The Aortoa House, Ia this eiIy
tomorrow.
The q. 4 w. NJ. carried ESQ passenger
from is northern stations to Ottawa Beach
Isst sunday. and 80 from Grand Rapids
10 also brouEht ssyensy-thrse people iron
Ausksg0n TO this city.
Deputy sheriff Goldshorough. Of BIZ
Rapids. Was Ia The city yesterday lookinl
up more facts Ia regard 10 Jas. Kelley, IN
man arrested 10 ibis city lsst Saturday
wanted faE burglary in Big Rapids
WOrd was received here yesterday that
SAFE was blown 0pen Ia HsstSngs yesterda,
morning While the proprietor OF the plsc
siocd and ssw the burglar do the job. VIII
got susy while the proprietor was hustlinl
Tor an otficer. L
TIE remains of the late Edgar Cole. soI
II wilma Cole. who died st Albuqueraas
New Mexico. ere expected 10 arrive IN fhi
city this morning. The funeral viii occu
frcm the family residence. 443 EAst Fulton
ST.. al .. m. today.
Mr. Howlett. OF 6randyille. came TO tn
city yesterday. and while at the agricul
ave. was taken seriously III. he Vas taks
10 the residence Of A. G. Hsnes. 93 Bart
iett-st, aud physician called. he I'm
proved toward evening and was take
home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

". J. Stuart and family are al Mackinac.
James Gallup is at The White Lake resort.
Mrs. r. NJ. Joy is occupying her new cot
axe at Bay S.sW.
Mrs. T. w. Strshan and family are at the
Rlaek Lake resOrts.
Mrs.. Dr. Stephenson leaves on Thursday
for Rochester \. Y.
Mrs.. +. s. Wilson. Of Schoolcrsft, Is visit
ing friends IN this city.
Frank w. Hine and II. J. Heystsk have
gone East on sn extended Trip.
Mrs. c. W Wright goes down 20 the
Ottawa next week for the season.
Miss Emily Schroeder and Miss Matte
Aithsn. Of Lowell. are AZ Mackinsc.
Miss Louise Bennett is visiting her
friend. Miss Mabel Fowler. st Niles.
Frank W Hns and Henry J. Heystek
have gone Fast on an extended trip.
Rsv. f. II. Brooks and family are enjoy
ing . vacation az New Haven. Conn.,
J. W. Rosenthal and Billee TAYLOR have
gone % Pine Lake on = frogging expedition.
Mr.. and Mrs !. E. stevens are enjoying a
trip down the SI Lawrsacs river and to the
thousand Islands
Attorney General Tsggsrt went to White
Atse NAttfNay ~ sf0AN "SSA ch ecA oaf
with bis family.
j. A. Fiaek. formerly Of Mcdonald Broth
srs Detroit has taken a position with
Ws,herly & Pulss.
Mrs.. ]. Morgan Smith and children lsfi
Yesterday for Old Mission. where they viii
spend the Summer.
Mr. snd Mrs. J. Otte and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
III. Haberh0ra leave today for q trip to
Msckinsc and Chicago.
L. G. stuart Of the Leader. is st Mack
mac he viii return the latter part OF the
week by way Of Detroit.
Miss Kate Drshsr. Of the Lender. and
Miss Maggie Mslouey are enjoying trip to
Nsckinsc and the 500.
Pstsr Oltmsnn. with f. 2 Kiddsr a Co.,
hss returned from q delightful trip 70 Mil
vaukss. Racine and Wsukeshs-
Rev J G. Floyd. Of Big Rapids. and Rev
p l. Thompson are IN the city arranging
lor camp meeting at Reed City.
Miss Minnie Morse leaves today for ,
visit sith friends in Detroit and Cleveland.
She expects 70 be sosens about six weeks
Norio Taxscbi. Japanese student Of .ths
University. is pursuing his English studies
with Ms. ). 9. Miner. Of tais city, during
vacation.
NJ. and Mrs. Fenrge IL Pew. IT.. sud
NJ and Mrs. r. n. Madden are spending
the Summer Ia the pew c0ttsgs at High
lsnd Park.
Mrs. Fred Msynsrd snd children lsavs
next week Tor Otisvs Beach. where thew
viii spend tbe summer. Mr.. Maynard vii
g. down 70 The Beach sundays
William "A Ramsey, IT.. recently MONEY
order CLERK in The Postotfics lsft the city
All rfrer t.r ~ ter-.rsasr - ~ - .r,.
gage IN hssineSs With his fsther.
Mrs.. frri G. Berger has gone With her
husband. Manager Berger and vii remain
with bin -hat time The Russell com psnT
= paving smeng ths summer resorts.
Rrv Or Campbell Fair Ell yesterday
nlelaing oH The esrly train f1r New York
SD wiH ssi ior lrsisnd tomorrow Mrs
Fssr sna chiairen vii rsmsin sf hom. das
lax The sumTrer
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

At Las the convention convened for its
afternoon session and the committees i'm
mediately reported. The committee on cre-
dsntiAls showed so many absences that IL
was moved that the delegations from each
township and ward be allowed to cast full
vote for each township or ward
The committee on permanent orssniza-
ton reported that they thought IL best TO
make the temporary organization the per-
manent one. both reports were accepted.
Ii vas moved that the convention divide
into its proper districts and appoint their
delegates separately. Before this was done,
however, VIM A. Berkey and Thomas
Tompsett we're chosen by acclsmation as
delegates ct large TO the state couvention.
The DELEGATES appointed to the state and
congressional conventions from the differ.
snf districts we're as follows
First District-Stats. f. III. Stein, r. +.
Kesn, T. Nsstor. l. T. Kinney. c. L, Shat
tuck. w. I. Teevin, G. ). Wilson. Geo. w.
Miller. c. G. Comsiock. ]. B. GHilford. f..
A. Dspper, J. W. Hayward. Andrew Fyfe,
G. G. Howell
First District Congressional II. f.
Humphrey, Thomas Portsmouth, Geo. Cook
Byron Moon, Ralph Treat A. J. whitney.
lsish Irwin. Jsmes Blsndford, ". p. Inues
]. I. Curtiss ". b. Weston, A. G. Fyfs. W.
n. FindIster, Richard Orp.n. @. W. Mallory.
Second District. Sts,e-Clinton Shoe
maker. 81 Wyoming. A. n. Guild. Paris;
Robert Hardy. Lowell. Thomas Boyisnd.
da. Fred Hosford Grand Rapids. L. A 1.
solomon. Gaines. Roduan Hart. Cascade.
Secoud District Congressional. II.
Covert. Vsrzsnnes. j. G. Train. Lovsll
A. n. Guild. Paris; n. r. Hsvens Grand
Rapids. James Cor. Paris. John Ross
Gaines
Third district. Ststs-Albert Betterlsy,
sparts n. y. Plumb, Plsin6eld. n. A HY-
iern. WslEsr. n. r. 5tocuHl, Algoma, g.
n Csrlyia CORTLAND. Geo. SuYder, Tyrone
Duboise Con king Alpine.
Third district. Congrsssiousl-C 9. But
ier. Nelson. Jackson Coon. Alzons; Frank
Baird. Spsrt& lanes T0mpsett Csnoon.
James Hin. Alpine n. A Hvdorn. Walker.
II u. Plumb. Pian6eld-
The Second and Third districts appointed
Fre~rasn Adds of CORTLAND. ss delegate
st.g.rxe % tue Congressional convention
After the appointing q delegates Nr
Simmer rslied stfentiou - the act that TIE
Kent County Gresnhack Csunnittes bad no
chsirunsn. and Mr. loan q. Lee -ss chosen
% iil mat pisc.
The susiness Of TIE convention being
completed they sdlonrned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
A Troublesome Neighbor.

A mason by the name OF Hub Abbott,
who is employed by Eble & Son on their
new block on East Bridge-st.. got into
trouble with some neighbors on Sunday
morning and as result of his side show
paid S6.35 and costs in Police Court yester-
day morning. Abbott. who lives on the
Hill. has generally been known as troub-
lesome neighbor, but can be excused on the
ground of having come by it honestly. His
father and brother have frequently made i,
exceedingly disagreeable for the quiet and
respectable people in the portion of the city
in which they live.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
West Grand Rspids Gun Club.

The wvkly shoot OF this club took place
yesterday. There was good and the COM
petition in some of the classes was very
keen. In Glass / the medal was captured
by r. G. Wsrton; in Class III 4. L. Board
managed to secure it, while in Class III il
fell TO r. J. Ciossman.
The birds shot at were standards. twenty
five birds To each man at eighteen feet rise
and the scores made were as follows:
Glass I-R. Z. Wharton. 22; S. Hard
ing. 20.
Class He. L. Boardman. Il; o. ID
Averill. Is; o. G. Porter, Is; C. Carpenter
13; J. w. Cappy, l2 Z. Worfel. IL.
Class HE. J. Crossman, IA; o. II
Cusick l3: F. Shattuck. IL; H. b. Ketcham
III; r. B. Dresssnder. 10; w. Youngs. 10
J. Il. Strahan. 8; o. w. Blumrich, 6; ID. w
Davev, 8; A. whitney, 4.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
DELEGATES CHOSEN
VINO Wal GO TO me CONVENTION
Tns Esssiz sf shs Dsssser~ss sna ofs>n-
e<<k cssss1sioas Held ia thls cay
fss sstsrs.y-Nssass 81 ne Dssssstss
- ssSxs 60 Cssxxss~zs.sl
C~sssSal2oS.

A stsbbiDs called the Democrat con-
ysnsion - order yest<rday iorenOo1, stating
thai tia .ork before ths conysation sas 70
s.set delegates 20 tie State snd Congress
ion.l convs.tioBa Hoa- Henry Ffaliex
was called 10 tie char a. temporary chair
nan snd ]. r. M0loney As tsm mporzry secre
t.ry on tskInz the chair Mr. Fraliek con
| zratalaGed the Democrats on The success ot
| tbe present. administration and wanted good
men non mated on the state ticket 80 that
Tie good sorx would 20 on-
| TIE chairman named the allowing
/ gentlemen - the various CON mmittees.
I Ga Crs,isnEizls-J. ). I0zer. Tyrone,
T. II wilhsy. Cascade. Joseph Houssmsn
snd :. o. Dishman, city, John AeQasen,
/ C4ledonla.
4 Permanent Orssnizati0n-tred Saunders
snd r. 4. Mc6urFin. city. A. A. WeexsI 6rat-
tan. Frank Woodruff. AizomA. J. 5. Bigler.
| Nsrzennes.
Order OF Business. NJ. Turner. Peter
| D0ran, city NJ. n Hines. lowell. q. T.
stark, Cascads. Thomas Watkins Paris
The convention then took recess until
I.s0
In the afternoon the temporary officers
! we're made permanent and the report OF the
| committee on credentials wAs accepted and
| adopted. All the townships we're repre-
sented except Oskfisld and Spencer.
The committee on order OF business re-
ported as follows
lst Election OF delegates 70 State con-
yention.
I'd Election OF delegates to Congressional
convention by districts Adopted.
The following delegates 10 the State con-
vention were then elected a. follows
First or city district-P. IL. O'Nen. p
Doran. &. H. Bender, ii. +. Mccormick,
John Dale T. A. Klaiper. @. II. Murphy, 4
N. Turner.
A lsrge-Julius Houseman. /. NJ. Weston
L. +. Uhl. Geo. X. Perry. +. w. Henze. III
ID. c. Van Asmus John 3. Farr. Alher
Dsmsky, Henry Fralick. Arthur Aeigs.
Second District-Frznk n. Woodruff. o
Rockford. at large. n. l.. Noble. Sparta;
NJ. Reynolds. Belmont; Henry Nehouse
| Alpine; A. A. Weeks, GrAttan; w. II. My
ers. Courtlznd. J. +. Goul. iSand Lake, j
S. Tozer. Tyrone. Augustus Woodruff
Solon.
Third District-G. p. Stark. Cascade. q
large, N. y. Hine. Lowell: Frank Newman
Grand Rapids; John withey, Cascade
William Manson. Gaines, George Van Ness
Thomas Walker, Paris; John Mcqueen
Caledosia.
The following delegates 10 the Congress
sionsl Convention were then elected:
First District-F. P. Carpenter. LeonarC
Semeyn, JOS Houseman, c. w. Calkins
Dennis Schram. George r Perry. j. I
Aalonsy. w. w. Tsvlor. N. Shanshan. B
DOoge. r. G. NeGann. p. w. Henze. Chas
Konkle. Joseph Emmer. Franz Nixon. w
A. Wilson, J. n. Davis. l. n. Weston.
Second District-Wslter s. Plumb. Ada
at ,arss, o. Z. Mcdaniel. Lowell; Franl
Boyland. Wyomins John Meeham, Gaines
W. c. Harper. Grand Rapids; John
Berger, ysrgeunss; John II. withey. Cas-
cade; David Irwin. Byron; Geo. w. Chad
wick. Paris.
Third District-A. Worden. Cannon, q
large; +. Cordes, Alpine; Neal Brown
Sparta, J. s. Tozer. Tyrone; VIM. Weir
Plain field: r. r. Lester, Cannon; l.. K
Macarthur. Oakheld; Arthur Byrne. Graf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

xhr<s Fsoun fhzss Leaves fkx~s-tss
tss~l Grlst 81 DisoFsss.
koaSsy started cat vel u tbs coanty
Clerk : of6es 10 the divorce hns. there BE-
iDx three Sled TIE nrss one = AHA :.
Asskbsm. she szys thas she vas nsrrisd
10 Enory 5. Nakhsm IA he village of
Cbslsss 90 April 2. 1ssS ssd hat Ties Aass
TIVE ehildFen. she further ssys that Ia
Nay, lsS6, they mossd 20 ssxinsw. where
shs induced Der bEoibsE 70 lead her has-
baDd 400 10 bsila vith. snd thsi ss soon
- Aarkns ros the money ne desrrsed nsf
and has not supported her OF the eklidren
since. 80 she wants = divorce.
Ira stout Was married 10 Hattie Stout IA
Cedar springs on February :, los4. and al
wsng merry for = time. whsa Ira sent back
on the fair Hattie ana abused acr shame
fully by calling her vile nzEnos. and wsuic
amuse himself oy knocking hef down %
that she would be obliged ~ seek her Teis-
tives for protection. She ssgs Judge Mont
romery for . divorce. feeg have three
children.
Andrew X. Colburn lives on fsrta and
be says that his vile. fTauels l., is not I
good housskeeper. that she dont Geek hl'
meals good, ard constantly fault nnding
She has left him q couple Of times. aud Nav
q lasi she took their child aud led 10 New
York They were married April I, les4
aud now Andrew wants divorce
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

1t cannot fail to be of interest to those
afflicted with deafness to know that H. A.
Wales, OF Bridgeport Conn.,. has agreed TO
visit this city. and will be at the Clarendon
Hotel tomorrow. Mr.. Wales is the inventor
of the invisible device for deafness. which
has attracted such widespread attention in
this country and Europe. and of which
such favorable reports of the different tests
made with them, have been published This
device is to the.ears what the glasses are to
the eyes, and is considered q triumph in
medical science.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

this city and quite well known, is now q
prominent Kalamazoo Democrat. and heads
the list Of delegates from that county to the
State convention In Detroit this week.
George ". Locke heads the list of delegates
% the Congressional convention.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
Obscene Writing In the Mall.

Leons White. Of Fsirpl aims. Montcalm
county. was arrested by Deputy United
Sta es Marshal d. l.. Campan aud brought
before Commissioner McQuewsn for exam
insion on a charge of depositing obscs ne
writing in the United States mail. She was
held for trial at the October term Of the
District Court, but was released Yesterday
on giving bail in the sum of $500.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
Go to Moran's for dinner today.

H.:W. Soper, representing Geo. Moebs &
Co.. of Detroit, manufacturers OF the cele-
brated brands of cigars, Ben Hur," Flor
de Moeos." Record Breakers" and de
troit Sluggers." is in the city supplying tbs
market with these popular Smokes" Nc
purer and better cigars can be found in the
market today. and the reputation secured
is well deserved, and the Moebs cigars arc
proving as great favorites in Grand Rapids
as in all other parts of the State.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
VIII Paddle Their Own Canoe.

Professor Greeson, of the High School.
Prof Ed. Reynolds. of the u University, J. A.
Montague, of Traverse City, and Victor
Montague. Of Old Mission. have started in
two canoes for their trip among the North
beyond the 800" into Lake Superior
They started from Tray erse City last week
in good health and spirits, sanguine of a
pleasant trim
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

NJ. aad Nrs. Charles Rae. ir. are at The
Morton. NJ Rec hss for t~-nty y-sr.
heen eerueetsd WITH ,hs great iewelrv frm
"a ~ $ smith & Cos. 81 netrcit lie hss,
however. recently entered into perfnership
~ifh MS -ather-i n-s~. Thsf. Suith. snrf
ibe 80 Till eCn6Rcf "a aotses House. At
Ferfiec Mr.. Roe Is hers te purchase far.
rsgrp tor tke hcfcl Ee = an nls friend -
Gltv fressarssr Perry wao is showina hir-,
st1ot me citlr. whicn 4r- Roe visits for the
sr.t firsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Henry Sisss ard Ersnk 0entiH hsd thsir
fr-s IN tie rcsice court yesterday sor
sssa1fi1r s13 ostterfnz Lcslis si-s~ = 4
sa ned eut thst K vs. strisriv a fzrnilr
O. b. snd t1at acecriinE - he t~sfi men =
LEES Slees iid not get .azf he deserved. 81
fsr lU5ze found he defendants nof sailty.
80 49, p~rs diseksrsel
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

n. q. sopsr the wel-known cigar man is
again in town. He 10 msking some great
sales os the popular Ben Hur" and the
{" la Flor De Moebs cigars. Both these
brands are becoming very popular in Crane
Rapids and Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

A man by The name of John Smith ~ss
up before his honor Judge Holmes yester-
ssv. charged With beiaR vsxrsot AZ
he told good sscry ard bad bar cn~srn
shs Judge released him On sasp<11ed sen
terce
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

The secretaries of the different county
committees are very busy sending out doc.
uments to enlighten the befogged voter
and the more documents he receives the
more the voter is in the dark, and be will
finally vote as be pleases. Campaigns are
great institutions for free literature.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Last Summer my wife's health was ali
run down, and she wanted me 10 hire q
girl 10 do lhe work. In n little while
found one thought would suit her. when
to my surprise she said need not hire any
one. as she felt much better, and thought
another bottle of Sulphur Bitters would
cure her. DONALD GREY,
Al Worcester Square, Boston.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
MS Grip ssosen.

Conductor lee. who came IN With ar
Extra train on the Rew n. l.. 4 y. Sunday
evening, hsd his grip stolen from tbe car
The sriu. which c0utsIbsd 81. was fonrd
ia an outhouse a. No. "a Tsisnd-sf.. sut th.
money wss missing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
Finest dinner in the city at Moran's.

For don't care, dull, tired feeling. i'm
poverished blood. dull pains in hack and
head, tantalizing skin eruptions, Kemps
Sarsaparilla never fails to give relief. We
always guarantee 1t. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs' drug store, 126 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

w woodmsn. pfop,sstor - TIE sp.rss
S@sfia>l . orohisstion pspsr. VS. Seerste
60 the neuocrstic caBntv convention rs
te7o.g ard ~as wezrinz 4 Ctevessad hsG
kr-Wae3nsa ass svs9.1tly oesn eoaFsTssi.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Nothing but praise tor Browns Stsndar,
aud Browns Patent Flour, from all wh'
use it,
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
Chicago frogs at Moran's.
Spring chicken at Moran's.

Ladies Relief Corps No. 27 will give an
ice cream social and dance at S. of V. Hall
on Pearl street. Custer Post, Champlain
Post and corps are cordially invited.
Mrs. WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

letter wss --c-i~-d ss police kesdcss--
ts-- yesterday rom M Iohn Fretvusn,
Of Siir-. Mica, ssking tfss AID ot the police
sorc. - heip 6nd ssr Roy Isknnie wbo hsd
IN swsv vita circus TIE hav = "a
vs-rs eis - tss .otaer a~~Eiy rAas ss1h
usa
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Complexion powder is an absolute neces
sity Of the refined toilet in this climate
Poxzonis com binss every element OF beauty
and purity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Wasafssros. fasy U-For Aiehissn
sad " lles nssn--Slisbt shsasss n tsAPsf-
ss..rs ar tlIlo1si Tuesday sfterneen %
xarnef we4tas4 al l0cai saias' soi2insriy
~tnst4
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Only the choicest selection of wheat is
used in manufacturing Browns Patent
Flour
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Take Kemp's Liver Pills for biliousness.
headache, ssllow complexion. Price Is
cents. Tibbs' drug store, 1o6 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

All regular meals twenty-five cents a
Horxn's
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Best order cooking in the State at
AoTana
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Don't fail 10 see the Tyroleers. Admis-
sion only 10 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Don't fail to go to Moran's for dinner
TODAY
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Grand Tryolesr Warbler concert nex'
Wednesday at the Arbeiter garden.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Lake bass. white fish. trout and all the
delicacies at Moran's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
Steamer Grand Island.

IIsresfief the rev si6e zbeei steamer.
Grsnd island viIi max. rsKulsf trips 70 ths
Soldiers Home on Tu.sasy's. Thursdays
ard SATURDAYS Firvi boat leaving - ~ a.
m landing ct n0rfh sno sf scf bosr q. csr
lire Picnic psYtiss ~ - tsken ~ TIE
river 81 snv place thsT rusy ssieft. ksr1isf
rsenic days vii - kouesy. wednesday
ard Fridsv. TIE stssnsr Grand lsisDd
~ sIso nsaks tvo trips r. Grand IsisDd
On SUNDAYS Boat leaving 81 le n. sne
ze. "a. lsss boss arriving a. 0rsBd Espids
st T.i5 n
Fs-s frorr soidisrs Home snd rstsrn -
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u crsss IsIsrs snd rsturn p csnts