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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
MISS FssLlsaHursss ANNOYED.
A Rs~4ra fsx tas klnz Ls.t ~ Dsi4oal-
eafs 6.IIs 10 Prosaes the srtic8s.


SEs Iozz. Jsa. The story tad IA
The papers % tAe s.s~es tnsE Mss fiiile
Frslingaaysen. of Nsssrk daughter of ths
late Secretary u sl4ts, lad f0st her diamond
6stAroi1al rinz Waile diHiaz Ia Dein1on 'eo >
ca the Drssi04s sFeLlBg caused cousiisf-
aDie sanos sues 10 that ia1Ys relatives yes-
terasy. Mis- trehnElayssn I. gu~ei 81
asr uncle Mr. Joan J. Green. * 10 Moth
W Washlnzton-axe. sna slnee the reported
lozs ne attsndants have o3us Little slaee
tAsa answer Ihs questions Of iaqei-iIlVe
reporters.
When = reporter called there Yesterday
evening Miss FFslinsbuysea said thai no
cle~ bad been fo4ud - tae missing artlcts.
>h1 felt considerably annoyed a. Toe pub
Dcity gwen TIE nlatter, especially a. the
Fing vas nod her personal property; nor
did shs ioze a. lt had been lost she said.
by Another lsdy Ia the party whose name
she refused 20 diyUlge.
la the ne4nums adv< Easements have
been pabl,lhed Offering reward Of so Tor
toe missing cIFciet AT iiranys, where
ths artlcls Sas % De sent. u Vas asceftalaed
that no Oas bad applied f0r the reward.
Mr. Cook. the manager. stated that be knew
nothing OF tue matter further than that he
had been requested % advertise. At Del
m0nicO 40 additional light had been shed
on the matter
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
AGAINST MAXWELL.
The United states supreme Court Virtually
Anrms His Sentence.

wAsHENsroN, Jan. 25. - The Supreme
Court of the United States today rendered
a decision in the case of Hugh NJ. Brooks
alias NJ. II. Maxwell against the State of
Missouri. The case was brought TO this
court upon 4 writ Of error TO the Supreme
Court OF Missouri and the decision here Is
upon motion made by the Attorney-Gen-
raj OF that State to dismiss for want of
jurisdiction. The court was unable TO lind
that the plaintiff in error had been deprived
Of any right privilege. or immunity guar
antsed TO him by the Constitution Of the
United States, and the motion TO dismiss
for want Of jurisdiction was therefore
granted. The decision VAS announced by
ChiefJss,Ice Waite, and its effect is to affirm
tue sentence of death pronounced by the
state Court
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
SMALLPOX IN BROOKLYN.
The Disease Believed - Rave orixiRstsd
IN Chesp Lodging Houses

NEv YoaK. Jan. 23.-Cssss Of smallpox
continue 90 ~ discovered in Brooklyn and
there ls some alarm beginning 70 be felt
The czses 30 not come fTom any particular
locs,lty. bat seem % hs Gathered from al
Parts 81 The citv. They evidently originate.
however. from the cheap lodging houses
waere several ceses have oeen reported.
Tie Hesita Department ssy tasi Il y
almost fnsoossfnle 10 stsp the disesss when
4 once zefs stsrts1 in the cheap lodging
hauses. Ten or twenty persons cccupv
tse sane room and 81 or as snss Iipcx
ssversl are sxpose5 Ihsy separate tss
nsxt dsv ard - 70 other sisces u spread
the sconr-s. Thers 80 f3-sy csr~s nader
treatment a. the Flattush Hossitai. more
taaa hsrn Aeen tn-ra st one ane IN
=svsrsl ya&rS Dr. Gtfers0s. 81 the Hes -
Fo.r5 saFs khers is 10 rssson f3r alarm,
bsweve-. re Asaifa Bari = lsuas
every precaatfon Possia-- - prevent tas
srrsa5 81 lne s-ase.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
THE PACIFIC ROADS
a silL TO PROSECUTE the OFFICERS
nanfiaxtons Goaia. STAFFORD. DitIo., sage
and othsr GFs<t fis4Ecfers IacEud-
sd-Czriisis Gfss a HIS
seat

WAsaINsTos. Jan. z3.-In the House TO
day blll vas introduced by Mr. Andsr-
son, OF Kansas. authorizing the institution
OF judicial proceedings against the Pzeihc
railroad companies. The prezmbie charges
Iaisaaanasement aud fraudulent msniDuis-
llon aud the Attorney Genessl = directed
20 eot0rce the iorfeitufes prescribed ov
the InarmAn 4o-. Tue Attorney
General Is directed 10 include
Z. r Huntington, Leland stanford and
Charles Crocxsr ia the suit against tbe Cen.
trsi Pacific. and John L. Abey, Elijah J..
kias, lara III. Bacon. sydney Dillon. Jay
could, j. L. Ames aud Russell sage ia the
suiE against the Union Pacific. foe A,tor-
ney General Is further directed 10 maze ap-
plication 10 the United States Courts i0r
the appointment OF receivers 10 manage
these t-usts
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Paw Paw. Aich.. Ian. "A SANDER suit
vas decided Saturday IN ths Circuit Court.
Judge Buck prssiding Robert Nickars. OF
wsvsrly. was given Judgment against Ed
yin stoneman. of the same town, Of s525.
and costs wht,h amount 10 aoOat 500
more. About dozen years ago the latter
began 10 SANDER the former with regard 10
some eattls which died on ols hands, Mr.
yickars DaiisatlY bearing up under tue
inruendo-s for tsE years. when the case was
fasn thrown 0ut Of court on an iniormslity
I'm The pr0ceedinEs. but last Tuesday he
axain appealed Tor justice, when ne was
gwen thi8 sssClc1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Al half price sss going fast Ae hal soms
sas-n q fhers sud before ne wenf =
over vs srryers - close tllefn 81 cut I'beF
pre fi.e best ~ Euglish Tnre sut faesf
r easing decoration. Isees se'e ccInfFise
from rs Yasces rs 81 piscss SO sci for fif
- ST. 81 course - hars seis iniicn ccetpsf
fhsa these buf taf1 80 n1t as niff nor -
thar have - rcsn- f5erre
Ne ess.la fa fhis whois fsEef ~ IN ffii-
irg voe of ths w0n3efirf 5e~rsifE we ere
s,f,eine t.ni 80 prefer - bsst vo1 So then
f9f vcarse YES
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
CLAY SAL UPON.
The Supervisors a Attsck Him for Negligence
-COmpllmestIng This Paper.

The Supervisors Attack Him for Negligence
-COmplsmeRting This Paper.
The action OF the jury in the Clsy-Put-
man case was tie principal topic about
town yesterday. and the expressions of the
TEIEGEA z II EEALD were espoused and ap-
plauded by almost every BODY. The paper
vas compiimented on its courage IN pub
fishing tie exac, facts in the case and voic-
ing the private sentiments oil nine-tenths OF
the community.
At the Saturday session Of the Board Of
Supervisors the question o. the salary 20 be
devo.ed to the Prosecuting Attorney
Office FOR this year was discussed. 5. D.
Clay vas present and several OF
the Supervisors eDergetcally attacked
his Performance of TIE duties OF the
Office. He was called 20 account for
ueglecting bis duties. for subssFvienoe to the
worst saloon elements ~ the city. ard for
the general manner in which be has con-
dacie8 the Office. HIS oniy defense vas 10
the effect that ihese assertions were wholly
false
William J. Reider. 9 Juror in this suii.
vss also one of the pane when Cay vas
tried Ia Poiios Court for disordsrlg con
ouct and asssaltug his wife On the
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

WASHINGTON, Jan. ga new gun that
is expected to be of great service to sharp
shooters aboard ship is that recommended
by Commander Folger. CT the navy, and
manufactures by the Winchester people,
1t is like al ordinary hammerless rifle, but
its weight is eighteen pounds. 1t is four
feet long. The powder charge is 200 grains
and the bullet 400 grains. A steel bullet
four inches long and it will penetrate steel
armor an inch thick. The mechanism of
the gun is very simple. Tne calibre is 40.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Iospov. Jan. z3.-It = reported that the
Rassisn legation a. Bacbaress hss severed
- diplomatic relations vith keumsuia
oulnz to toe fScf thst it la ED 7rsi
ss-ies ~ iasnlfs. the Cn0wuiRF one 81 yhfce
vss TIE recent arrest - = member ~ t1e
lsesfs1n - = hsurrs sai ka .oft3e1ss. followed
b. bis rs.ssse ritsoBt sxplsDsison. De-
mars far ghicb vas nss5s and reisse0
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
MATTERS OF STATE
rre HscLA Mns FIss NEARLY OUT
A ssymsar D-iszAii G thsssa ~ s4aas SO
aArts-6fbns D~issfssi 81 asth
q naakexs -.besh~y
Eaecka.l oaf.

MAaaUxrrE. Jsn. - The cave-in st ne
Calumet 4ad Hscis mlne on saturday niAsis
"a aperture sKtsa.lns nits iset irosn snsis'
bae 4 has been successfully closed a1d TIE
barring sbaa assin sealed PROFESSOR
Asazz.z. sf Bsston. Pfesideag - ne com
usng = acre. Aflsr personally inspectink,
- f.r a. possibIe lhs csuasiion Of tns iaioe.
hs ,t.iss hat BE- eonsl.isrs ne IRE aimost
eaf .nd ths qaest0a % ia complete sx4n-
sa.shmsnt onlY 0f iew 14ys ne tnihAs
the sBAH a anlch tbs are exists VII DC "a
eou u1illon 10 0pen very soon-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
LAMPS

Such a. PsDdsnts. Chsndsiiert sno Stand
lamps ace nsrt ed way down. some are
vsy beiDw cost Thry NJ n BE SOLD.
il you want bNnging lsmp pew it the
time - buy. ss Lever ngniD vii you have
sucb an opportunity ~ bnrlDg one o. gurh
iov fEurss. We have n0i isfRs quantity
of any ore stvis - If Won think ~ having
one. don ysif 1uti tss a~sortfncni 10
nr0ksp. IN taking Inventory a. the
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Nsw YoRK. Jan. l3.-The United States
flagship Richmond left she Brooklyn Navy
Yard saturday and started on = cruise 20
the Vest indies The BIZ ship has been ia
the dry dock for some time undergoing
repairs. Toe Dolphin which eiil be her
tender ieft the yard some hours before. The
cruise rili probably lsst anti June.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

sArtr Srr. MASS. Jan. 25.-At the ad-
iourrsd convention held here today solid
seymour DELEGATION was chosen % represent
Chippewa county in the Republican Con-
greesionsf Csngantion 90 be heid a. lsh-
pening on the 18th. The attempt Of Hub
bell supporters 20 capture the deiegs 100
IA 81 sigusly. The delegation - instruct
sd to support Seymour without second
snstra
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
LOUISE MICHEL SHOT.
she Receives a serious Wound In the Head
While Speaking At Hayre.

PARIs. Jan. gs.-An attempt vas msde to
kill Louise Michel at Hsvre last evening.
soc was making an address at meeting OF
anarchists, when a man 10 the audience,
named Lacss. suddenly arose and pointing
q revolver at the speaker. bred two shots AZ
her. she received A serious wound IN toe
head and the lobe Of one Of ber ears was
torn awav. Lucas had a narrow escape
from i7ncbiBg si The hands OF the iniuriated
anarchists. aad Is was only the timely
arrival Of the gendaTmes that saved him.
lie sss locked up.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

NEw TosK Jan. zs.--Jl8es Lseornsss. r.
ths Unised states Co1rt. toasv. osea-d that
- cshls sys.ea ussd % - Bro0siyr
FrFsrs r. l7as6 j. 81 iofg'nrszasrt o1 the
r.ssezk arBse ~ fas Astonkl tsele Com
rerv. Re ordered tie bridge trustees -
.sy 30 coEpsny 50 so dszHgss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
SILVER WARE

At The door. which - al one-hsif Of These
pieces are of the beet plate and srt Iust -
oesirsble a. the new goees. They are ~
broken seis. such ss he sngsr-boni Without
the cream pitcher. or the teapot without tie
other pieces These patterns ip teaspoons.
dessert spoors. tablespoons and forks at one
half of are among tae taking tbiBgs One
counter. pear the 2 .evsior. contains nothing
rut daBsssd goods which wf srs almost
giving EweT-sDd bat stock of smsli gob
lets near the CENTER a. be store which ere
2 cents each, were g. pef dozen. 1hose
tDmtlerr wins iip 0u them. which are
marked 5 ceHis each. were l5 Genie they are
nice Tor msssuf ne glasses end would 10
found ipTslusbis in the kitchen. Al tbs
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Ptx~orrs Mass. Jan. 8 Nathsn
Chdrchlll he eriginsl 81 the "D nbreils
Man 81 M Abcev Mortcn Diszs boox.
~fsiiv caloxoe vas ao8rd dead II 1is
rocrn here TIE sodr vas Tusen and the
fare .e rr,hly sisixared 81 rets. He sss "a
r.are eI8
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

essxp Lzrsx Jan. IA ins crop Of
&c - being haryestsd.-Ehe electric
lizht plsns ,s neasiv IN place. and Is Is ex-
uscisd 20 be ruoniEx within a week
rse noted sink h0ie' continues % swsi-
-. aboas ioo car iosds of dirt each day
~. she following morning hnds u IN
anous the sans condition "a on the morn
,s,x previous. The plsns are trsSn for
E,srr bricx blocks containing elaSsn stores
20 se srected next sumner.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
Trouble in the Library Committee.

WAsHISGToS, Jan. 23.-There is trouble
brewing between the Senate and House
over the increase in the membership of the
House Library Committee. Under the old
order the Library Committee of each house
consisted OF three members, but the House,
in the first week OF the season, increased its
number to i've, while the Senates commit
tee remains at three. In consequence, the
senators have declared that there will oe
no session or the joint Library Committee
until the House recedes rom its unlawful
position. The Senators aver that toe House
has acted IN defiance OF The Revised Stat
utes ia increasing the membership OF its
Library Committee. Senator Eyarts
Chairman OF the Senate Committee was the
first TO raise tue point. Several consulta-
tlons have beea held between members of
the two committees. bat nothing rs yet has
been accomplished. The House will have
TO recede, and two members OF the House
Committee will have TO 90.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
Wan, Prohibition In Washington.

WAsHINGT0S, Jan. 23.-Mr. Stockbridge
today introduced petitions OF citizens of the
Second. Third and Eleventh districts of
Michigan for passing prohibition laws for
the Dlstrict of Column ola
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Csnrrtsc. Jan. 23.-Fire early yesterday
morning IN Mitchell Bros lumber camp. at
Jennings. fnesn miles east Of tais place.
destroyed tbe cook shsntv togssher With.
larve snoont of proTisions. Richard
Hoff.nsn. sssistznt cack. ~as badly burned.
he VA removed a tie hospital a. Big
UaDf.f4
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

s.. j.Razss. Ont. Jan. 23.-Ghe poiies
station barned lest night A tramp named
Fusnx Hughes Tss surnsd to death Al
the co.lce Books snd records vere de-
sfroved
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
CARLISLE SEATED.
HE Title Combined Ina the House by .
Vote of i0t To :.


WAsHISeroS. Jan. 25.-In the House q
resolution confirming the title of Mr. Car
isle 70 his seat was adopted; yeas 1914
nays J. Messrs. Cannon, Cooper. Daven-
l.ors, Mckeuna, Post and Steel. Republi-
cans, voted ia the affirmative, and Baker,
OF Illinois. Brown, Buchanan. Cheadle,
Haven, Kerr and Laidlaw, Republicans, in
the Negative.
Mr. HOar presented in the Senate petit
ton OF the Governor OF MASSACHUSETTS, the
Mayor OF Boston, the presidents of divers
colleges, and large number OF other dis
unguished persons. representing a mass
meeting held in fremont temple on Noyem-
Der II last. 10 welcome tie British peace
deputatlon. IL was referred 10 the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs. Mr.. Edmunds,
from the judiciary Committee. 10 which
had been referred the Investigation into the
Jackson, Miss. election troubles, reported a
resolution authorizing the committee TO
send for persons and papers inquiring into
the alleged participation of federal officials
IN the suppression OF the votes of colored
citizens; adopted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
The Crown PaINcs AGAIN.
Dr. n.cksaxi. Summoned tn Remove Dsss
CartlIsg~ From His Throat


Bssrfx J1n. 8.--The TrgeblGtt says that
Dr. Mackenzie will return 10 san Reno
next week in consequences Of the presence
in TIE larvnx Of The Crown Prince Of a
portion Of dead cartilage. which DR.. Mac
kenzie sill sttsmpt % remove
The Nafioaai Znfaag says that particles
Of dead carthage nave been elected from the
Cro~n Prince throat by coughing every
day since Jsnusry I. The patient has eeeu
con ined 80 bis apartments several days,
but since Friday last bis condition has i'm
pr,,vei
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
White French China

We find rusnv pieces fbst srs pof selling -
rapidly e. vs ceuid wish - - hnre de-
cse3 20 ras-k then 5oyo - shout fut ssrns
price ~ common White whTe ent some %
iov inst think " hsTiut iiDe vhite rhint
81 TIE pries ~ common T'lehs. Tr9ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

e. FsrI. Jan 1-The ressser aas
greatly moderated ihs mercury Being shove
asrs this usoraf1s fsr thc srst time n fhrrs
weskA Ssls4 s2zslleF Ess1-ssr - P<esssetea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Nxw YoRK. Jan. zS-N 4 r solomon.
tobacco dealers. have assigned With pre-
ssrences serrsgsting f6i 81.
TIE assignment schedules 81 John
Thcrapson dealer in seads fancy g0ots
81. show Liabilities Of klS60ZS sssets
SI4N2
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

MlvSaroLls. jan. S-rhe Weir Miller
sxht souixht sosight ss Ts-hinSton Rink
resnifed "a 'svor 81 tie sormss star several
reurcs. Ailes wss suite severely pun
sae1
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
LOSS HALF a MILLION.
MASKS Brcs sfilfoesT Esishlishrs-uf ~
PhnadeiPhis Banned

PH1lspEarHIs. Jan. z5.-Fire tonight
destroyed Marks Bros millinery esssb-
lishFneBf corner Eighth ard Arch -sts
Aaolf Heller e Bros building and other
concerns Loss $1,000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
Working for Kaiamazoo.

WAsHISGToS, Jan. 2j.-COngressman Bur-
rows today made an argument before the
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds in favor OF public building al
Kalamazoo
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
washington Postmaster Nominated.

WAsmxGroS. Jan. 23.-The President has
nominated John w. Ross TO be postmaster
al Washington.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
~ wAs SOY HsARr olssAsE.

me c.rea~rs. tsaasss IN tbe Css- - Btfiy
peppse1,
Nr~ YoRx. Ian. 1f-An autopsy on the
bodv ef silly Dempsey. who diet While
engaged n prize ieht win "SwiPes. the
Ns~shsv issf SunasY morning. shows
rhal al fbe orasns wers in normsl condi-
,sos. fasf Dempsey VAS apparently II ger
feet heaifh. The rorouer SAYS that teSfa
wa~ the -psu.t az the shees csaSec ~ the
errrtioa Or closs or Goth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Psrwzssx. \. .. Jsa. 2s-Fire a Roe
sr's Locomotive Ac-ks today csssea q iass
e-s4Aaie1 a. $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
Gibbs Defeated

sk.. sssss - ga st-s-ssssts.-a
McsxEaos, Jan. The wrestling
match between William E. Gibbs. the
Kansas Demon. aud Charles Moth, the
Gernaan Hercales, occurred tonight Ia the
Clay avenue rink, and was witnessed by
about so spectators The contes'
-as one OF best three IN hye
bouts and Tom Berry was chosen
referee. The FIRST Don't vas Won oy 1ioos
IA nine aud 0ns-balf minutes the second
bv Moth 10 hlteen minutes. and the third
81 sioth IN ten minutes and Twelve seccnds.
NJ ths fourth rcund the contestants wrestled
FOR one hour and ten minutes. Moth finsily
SHINING. Both wrestlers were almost CON-
plstsly exhausted. Afterwards Moth an
pouncsd that hs could throw Gibbs three
times IN an hour cAtch-ss-catch-can, and
another match will probably be arranged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

We have sod this week many bargains
IN orr one. half of ssIe iu fact we hso no
idea Il would prove ss eccetsiui 80 u baE
OF course this one haif ~ does not inciods
everything We have had over year. We
must have the room for nur nev Spring
importstions. You vii see whole table
iuil Of
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
AT fnE UNIVERSITY.
IN. Gyaasslaa rro5set-pr Palmer >
saces..sr Ssa Yss chsssa-

s.....s.ts ttst.t-s s-es-A
As Aasoz, Aich. Jan. 23.-rhs symns-
aam qasstioa Is bsing agsLaled DY TIE stu
dents quite vigorously 7ons time ago
leading merchant Of th= city onsrei 10 De
one Of ioO 70 give $1,000 Tor tne gymnAsi-
um land. His example has been foliossd
By three other merchants. Ihfee o. 'ne
fratsrnltiss also have 0iisfed tiuu each %
ne hnna. aud Iast Saturday the classes OF
10 aad 81 loIi0Ned suIt mA2ins s5o0
raised almost la a ssek. IL - claimed py
hose having a knOW edge of The suoiset
tnat s. 80 ca easily be raised ia Uetroil Tor
tnis purpose
The sopn0more class viii probably swing
sas wisn tneir new tlDO canes this Nee&
About sixtV have been ordered.
As ID who snail succeed Dr. falmef, tue
question Is sfili undecided.
Quite "a important case - concerns tne
Local option vote comes OF this afternoon
before Judge Ainnr. it aDPesFs that a
gentleman having a large sum OF money
Invested ia = brewery, has decided % test
the con.5tnsioualty OF the las, and his
solicitors bsse Issued an Injunction on the
County Clerk restraining him from issuins
writ
The Glee Club sang In Adrian last FRIDAY
oixht 10 a lsrxe aud enthusiastic audience.
Every seat Ia the theatre was taken ana
suaadiDx room was At a premium.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
Nntice to stoekhoIders.

~. e. 4si NEE rs - 80 tlf- nrret ef -
rs..rs E.srH Hsl. 4 sazsa 81 fHfsr ref5 wl
=. s-a :. frf enseee afict ir ftt rfe p ararr
xa--ss srfe4 rtrI n, a e1a4s Ear-r ~ lst
= 3 sfotsF ~ - t.f fsf 80 q siritsi ~
,t.s ,.rs-.sf tlf.sss = f.s,s~1 - se-vf - -
..rr rssr sfit tnf Etr fes7s6tflrf ~ f,tfr ffce-
--s - rrar - r.resartf1 Al fhf uoestfst
BF E668AR1, seTsserT
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

If you have either houses
or rooms 20 Let advertise it
in our ~ ant CoiuniLs GA the
second page.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Mr.. McSsmars, scent for Tkstcber,
Prinross 4 Vests nl0strsfs, who ~ia -
a. Powers usrt week. "a - town. Ihs
great minstrel show has increased sts
novsIfirs since it was sesa here whsn hey
OPENED Porsrs 8nder NJ. Bsrxsrs nsnszs-
nent
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

George Hsrris fsy sor7e nn1s stszs Ds1s-
rsr ef MAS oSDers H9uss. vso - lea7s
this nGornlne r. ohfo 70 foi1 oysz0sf'r
~rrspsrv. wss r-es-rtsd isst evening vffE
A. eiexsnt god 1sns rinx - glft q Asos-
xsr Snsits s13 to compe0v.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

splendid play by splendid cor. "a ~
uil y seen a. Powers tonight "Besoon
Izhts' Is really wonderful Success ard
oar tbeatrsxoers sill miss treat II tbsy
fsil % So H.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Frank Howard. comedian Of more than
ordinary merit. began a week engagement
81 Redmonds last evening IN the familiar
and funny play. SAM Of POssn." He
was cordially received and bic chsrscteriz-
slion Of Ssr' Plsstrios vas one OF TIE best
pieces Of comedy acting the stage At Red
monds has seen tsis season. he
is well supported. Thomas Chapman
the SIR. WinsloN being especially good.
This scior seems 70 nave tsEen ais make
up for ths Old merchant from NJ. Henry
Saring Of this city. Jisrs Ellison, Anuis
HAYNES and Miss Aoell are al good, IN
fact the cast i evenly balanced al through.
Mafinee thl. aftern oon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
~For SaleS

IL YOU have anything toi
sale the clse = pest way to dis
p0ss. eff IL Is to annound
through our ~ ant 1 Columns
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

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Bent County register., 1888-05-19
The Model Dry Goods Store

An Eastearn Jobber recently con-
signed us ,237 yards of white goods
consisting of Nainsook Checks, Satin
Stripes and Plaids, Lattice Plalds,
Cable Cords, Corded Mulls, etc,
ranging in price from 10 cents TO 33
cents per yard. These goods must
he closed, and in order to do it quick
we have inauguratcd great white
goods special sale, beginning Mon
day May 2lst for one week only al
ter which regular prices will be sus-
tanned. Now great many OF you
have seen these goods and have told
us they are cheap at the marked
prices. Every patron of this special
sale will be refunded one-bfth their
purchase money, an illustration oil
rho liberal inducement we offer in
these white goods is, a piece worth
an cents less fifth of this price
makes the goods cost you precisely
"a cents per yard, amounting to an
economy of ~ cents on II yard
drees pattern or 90 PER CENT. Think
of this and buy white goods during
the special sale. Come early while
tho line is unbrokcn. Come in the
morning! J. II. Il. Lyle.
Bent County register., 1888-05-19
Teaehera Exer.ainat,oa.

Persons desiring certificates to
teach in the public schools of Bent
county, are hereby notified that an
examination for that purpose will be
heid IN the town of Lamar on Friday
and Saturday the 25th and 26th days
ot May, commencing at 9 o'clock "a.
M, each day. The examination will
take place at the school house.
JSo. a. MURPHY,
County Supt. of Schools.
Bent County register., 1888-05-19
Subscribers Prenatu,,.

Every person subscribing to or re-
newing their subscription to the
BENT COUNTY REGISTER will be
supplied with the Kansas City Jour
nal Free during the Campaign of
1888.
Here is an opportunity to place in
your family the largest and best
Weekly paper published IN Kansas
City. Send in you names at once
and get two papers for the price of
our own.
Bent County register., 1888-05-19
Game Dgss for Sale.

From TAFT Clalbournes Red and
Blue Piles Cotton Balls and Span
giles. They are all fast fighters and
dead game.
Eggs $3.50 per setting of IS. ,Ad-
dress ]. NJ. Cochrane.
46.3m. WILDE, BENT Co., Colo.
Bent County register., 1888-05-19
Trees, Trees. Treeg.

II. N. Morris wishes to inform the
public that Le has in Lamar a car
ank half of all kinds of fruit and
shade trees that will be sold at aeas-
enable prices. Call and see the trees
and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere. All IN