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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27

NEW YORK, March 26.-W. F. Wander
Rlt's FTsnch cook, who arrived from
Paris Sunday on the steamer La Bretagne,
was permitted to land after having made
affidavit that he was not ,lnder contract
with MIR. Vanderbilt but had a verbal
understanding that he either might be-
come NJ Vanderbilt's chef or go into
business for himself.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27
Funeral Expenses.

WASHINGTON, March pa bill app
propriating $ 5000 to defray the funeral
expenses of Chief Justice Waite, has
passed the house and senate. The house
committee has adopted a resolution pro-
viding for holding the funeral ceremony
of the late Chief Justice Waite in the
hall of the house, at noon, on Wednes-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27
Several Cars wrecked.

PoRr JEavIs, n. j., March 2e.--Sev-
eral cars were wrecked. and the; bridge
over the Delawars river. near Most Hope,
on the Erie railroad, was damaged by a
freight train breaking in two this morn
Ing.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27
EXPOSED THe GANG.

Tie Leaders of a Bard of Robbers Mako
q Confession.
CiiARLEsToN, w. Va, March 20
Steven and Charles Kelly, who were re-
Gently arrested in Wayne county, near
ceredc, hare confessed that they Were
leaders of a band of robbers composed Of
twelve members, some of whom resided
In this state. some in Ksntucky, and
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27
BROKER EIsworth Discharped.

New YORK, March 26.-Broker Els.
worth, charged with selling bogus
coupons, was discharged from custody,
nc proof being adduced against him.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27
Read This,

For the fuest smoked meats,
including hams, bacon, shout
defs, cured ct home and in the
best style, call at the Broadway
meat market. Also the finest
fresh meats and fowls, and lard /,
in cams, pals and bulk.
SITTER & FERDINAND.
Fresh lettuce, parsley and onions at
OARNEY's
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27
Notice by the 20"

CHIcAeo, March 28.--After i O'clock
to-day the citations between C., b. & d.
railroad employers and employees;
the striking switchmen, cease. Notice
to that effect was sent out by the COM
pang, SO the sufferers Of the O., b. Il @.
paralysis could learn the roads inten
tions. 1t says: 1--WE skall not have nearly
the same difficulty in getting switchmen
81; we had in getting engineers. In
first place, there were nearly 1000 en-
gineers, and nearly as many to be re-
placed. We want only about 200 men,
and anticipate no trouble in getting
them. 1t is reported that u section
men and track repairers have struck, but
they have NOT, and are not going to.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27
CHAIRMAN MILLS is Ill.

His Friends, Are Somewhat Alarmed Over
His Condition.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-Roger q.
Mills, chairman of the ways and means.
committee, is sick. His Illness is more
serious than has been supposed. Some
days age he was taken down with a bad
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27
Failed zIIs Leg from it, sochet

ColuMHus, Mo, March 90. - Robert,
the little seven-year-old son Of Simon H
Levy OF this place, while swinging on
the rear gcndof a carriage, had his foot
caught in one. of the wheeIs, apSS his right
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27

Out at GaIesburg, Ottumwa and Aurora.
CHICAGO, March %. switchmen Of
the 20 system have left the yards at
Galesburg and Aurora in this state.
and at Ottumwa. Ia.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27
Tho Omaha switchmen ont.

OMAHA. Neb., March 28.-The B. s. NJ.
switchmeI left their posts to-day, anss
the yards are clogged with accumulated
freiRhts. This will, for the time being,
tie PIP the road, SO far as freight move.
n,ent is concerned, as thoroughly as dur
ing the first week Of the engineers, strike.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27

leg was pulled clear out OF the knee
socket, hanging by a single tendon, The
bones above and at the joint weresbadly
crushed aud the flesh mangled
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27
IA Understanding with Vanderbilt.

Jacob Lathrop, twenty-four years old
took poison at Chssterville, Ill, and died.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27

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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27
wanns.

AUNDRESS WAN Ep-A good competsn.
1wemsn to w.,k in the laundry at santass
Agency Training School, Nebraska. IinnSs
wages. travelling e1 persea paid to that nIs"nu
Apply to WILCOX LUMBER I0Se
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-27

GIRLS WsNTED-Two good girls 10 al
W general b usework. Apply to w
FARMERS HOME, Capitol Street
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-04-11

PRAYED a man is the meaner he will be to
mankind.
AS regards reformation. first reform your
self; then assist others. AS soon as one
follows my suggestions he has taken step
towards reform. and his strength will in
crease and his reformation progress just as
long as he continues in the direction of his
first step.
Moral cowardice, socially. religously and
politically is the curse OF our nation to-day.
There are precious few in this age of the
world in or out of prison, who would
rather be right than to be president"
TEXAS
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-04-11
Discriminating Charity.

MY DEAR" said Mr.. Sparks to his wife,
''if we get new parlOr carpet what will
we do with the old One?"
Put it in the library" said Mrs. Sparks
promptly.
why, there is carpet in the library
said Mr.. Sparks. What will you do with
that?"
Put it in the spare room," said Mrs.
Sparks. land give the spare-room carpet to
the poor. 1t is hideous thing, anyway"
Yes" said Mr.. Sparks retiectively. lit
is. We might give it to an asylum for the
blind"
"A very good idea." said his wife ap-
provingIy. land we will give that one in
our room to an asylum for the deaf. 1t is
so fearfully loud."-New York Evening
Sun.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-04-11
PhilanthrOpists, Attention.
Editor Mirror:

Editor Mirror:
l have heard MI Albert make the request
more than once that all would join in sing
ing the hymns. and | for one would have
complied had known the words of the song
as we'll as did the air. There are some
charming vOcalists here who. although they
do not know how to read music, are able to
sing fairly welI-as the Irishman played
his fiddle i. e.. by main strength and igno-
rance. There are some who are even bet
ter singers than some members of the choir.
who are familiar with the Gospel Hymns
but have forgotten the words, and hence
keep their "kissers' closed. This is my
case, and | assure you. you DO not know
what YOU have missed by not having heard
my poetic soul waited to the ethereal
realms of glory in song. But l must come
back to earth. MI. Editor. with the burden
of this effuSi0n. Let lis have hymn books
The case of many of lis can be fOnnd in
the following: which | copied from the
Brooklyn Eagle:
TRA-LA-IA
Il cannot sing the old songs,
Though we'll know the tune,
And l can carol like the birds
That sing in leafy June.
Yet though I'm full of music
As choirs of singing birds.
Il cannot sing the old songs
do dot know the words.
start on Hail Columbia
And get to .heav en- born land
And there l strike up grade
With neither steam nor sand.
Right in my widest screaming,
| start all right but dumbly come
To voiceless wreck at .'streaming.'
So when sing the old song
Don't murmur complain
If it's de all all, tum de tum.
should fill the sweetest strain.
l love tiddy I'm dunn dido,
And the ira la-la sep da BIRDS.
But Il cannot sing the old songs
l do not know the werds.
SWEET SINGER.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-04-11
Attend to Your Own Business.

Editor Mirror
In closing my article to THE MIRROR some
weeks ago [ asked God to help all of Us. l
believe He will help those who help them
selves and do all in their power to help
others. 1t may be asked. how can we in
prison help ourselves or anyone else? The
answer is quite simple. First, we should
realize that we are cOnvicts and are to obey,
not to command. When this is fully under
stood and followed half our battle is fought
1t requires very short time to convince us
that the better the discipline the better it is
for all of us. Each of us can aid in this.
How? By each one attending to his own
business. obeying the rules promptly work
ing faithfully and not interfering with any
other PERSONS business. The guards will
look after the drOnes. and they neither de-.
sire nor accept any pointers we think we
can give them. They (the guards) are
under oath to faithfully perform their as
signed duties and they are paid for the per-
torrance of the same. Any violation On
their part OF their orders is immediately
investigated. Each of us is responsible for
his individual self, and it is neither becOm-
ing nor manly to cause brother cOnvicts
trouble by meddling with their affairs The
Lord knows we have a hard enough time
being locked up and separated from those
we love without being subjected to mean
and dispicable tricks of one who wears
stripes. Then if we pry into the business
of others our own work must be neglected.
II we do as have suggested above. we
shall find our guards kindly disposed to-
wards us and our tasks will have i'm them
more sweet than bitter. Our relations with
our guards will be pleasant and we shall
nave no cause to be complaining or finding
fault. Let us keep unpleasant thoughts at
distance and never be OH the alert to grOWl
and grumble. If one is continually looking
for something to grumble about he will
surely find it. 1t you have any just COM
plant against brother unfortunate make it
in a straightforward. manly way Let us keep
envy and spite curbed. l have now been
here more than eleven years. and have vet
the first time to go to the warden or deputy
with any complaint against a guard or con-
Wet in the shop or elsewhere. ANY man
who is continually whining about trivial
things to the officers. must have lost all of
his Self-respect. The pitiful pleas about
other convicts being treated better than I:
Peter Jones' shoe strings are two inches
longer than mine. and all such bosh. not
only worries the officers but disgusts them.
About the only thing gained by such action
is the contempt of the officers.
1t is fact well known that in any prison
an inmates worst enemies will be found
among his brother unfOrtunates. This is
natural, for the better man is the kinde,
ne Will be to mankind, and the more de.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-28
For Renf--Ro0n,s.

nor RENT-FIVE UNFINISHED ROOMS
/ for rent at SO Californisst 5Oi
I,OR RENT-A VERY PLEASANT SUITE or
unfurnished rooms, steam heated, on first
floor at the brunswick So2
COR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AT i2i
Jefferson-ave. S02
NOR RFNT-ROOMs SUITABLE FOR FAMILY
able. ia Ciinton-sL Ss
NOR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED FRONT
room, suitable for two gentlemen, with
board, 1889 North Diyision-st. SOi
NOR RENT-OSE SUITE or OFFICE ROOMS
and some nicely furnished and unfinished
rooms lot Of store buildings in all parts OF the
city rent low; also twenty-five 70 thirty houses Al
al prices FOgg a. kinsey. Real Estate and In
sursncc, aud Tower block. Telephone $50.
S0i
no REST-TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED
rooms with steam heat 10 rent until January
10 1850 Enquire OF "W'' ~ the Livingston
Hotel Office S03
TO RENT-FIVE ROOMS HEATED. UNFUR-
/ nished. aud furnisbed rooms heated, within
ten minutes walk OF the Tower clock Inquire
a. 2l2 Bartlettsi. S2
ITO RENT-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
board at Us RarclsysL New house, new
furniture bath room, etc Corner OF Lyonst
North, West side.
NOR sAlE-BOOK BISDERY WELL EsTAB-
II lished at great bargain. {. &. Howell, 9
Csnalst
NOR REsT-A NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT
room with or without board al Ia shaw
NUT ST. s5
I,OR EENT-FURSfsHED ROOMS. STEAM
heated. and furnished rooms for light house
keeping Apply 81 room lo5, New Housemsn
block. Dec. iai
WE HAVE A PIFAsANT FRONT ROOM TO
w rent healed by furnace and lighted with gas
Cheerful aleoFe, delightful outlook ii5 Bosiwick.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-28

Nowhere, apparently, IN the Union has
the political tide turned against GROVER
CLEVELAND as at bis own old home,
Buffalo. Not long since a spondent
Of the New York Tribune after careful
inquiry described the widespread revolt
against CLEVELAND throughout Western
New York aud gave the names % num-
Der Of prominent Democrats IN Buffalo
Who bad declared hat they would not
again support him. Subsequently the
general sts;sment OF fact Was Endorsed
by CORES pondsnt Of that srdens
CLEvRiASD paper, he New York Herald,
IN . dispatch intended FOR the private in
formation q its editor which vas made
public By JANIS GoRDsS BESSETT's
order. Similar evidence hss been < ven
BY every correspondent seeking Tor facts
Who has been there. AID the great diff
Guilty wtich has been experienced by the
Democracy 10 securing victims for a
local ticket Is evidence q their own sp-
probation q the situation. TIE Ners.
Which. tour yesrs sgo. srdsntiy support
Fl CLxvELASD describes The situation as
follows. "Four years ago J.Hzs O..
r STSE received 1.G53 plurality. Since
saat tsns the chief iBerease ia p0pala-
ION hss bssn ia the three great Rspubh-
car wards Fifth. ia Seveutn and
tie Eleventh. and IN those thr4s alone
may "a sxpec I'd an increased plurality
q 500 a. ths yerT least Democrats
admit fhas ~ Sixth. which gave CTrVF-
Hsvp IL plurality. vill e. for HsRRTsoS.
ami tbst the SecDud vill greatly Increases
is Rerublicsu plurslity of :. The Tenth
vii rsisc - 531 Bepnhliesn plurality e
20 or sg0 TIE deuoralizsd Demo
crssv ~ he Third rsra A.. in sonts
about retaining sny portion y the as
plurality given for CfsvEIASn, sud ths
ruiy ~sr1s n which thsre = TIE slightest
chance Of Democrats gains ara tae First.
fwslfth snd Thlrtsenth. ard fhst CT nce
- v.ry wesk ons zery INDIGESTION
points ~ this eity's going fsr HssansoS
and NoRreS ~ snyvhsra ifcn 4ssl 70
500 plurality su1 e ssay &c even nlga-
er
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-28

fo~rrrss las s1scte.i no ~ 20 rsstrs.n q
perscn fosm zoias shonf IA hs1iv consfi-
rsteys cens cn ~ rith = dlsfrs-siBx sea
heassene rssh o. hls5si - ths sss7 BE 4
taste 10 tne wcnfh hiious corr isinf. oF
ar kindred 4 icglEy nat ths 49,
6ea zna nf1rt - suxReSf - snT ore
e. afflicted re vlssca 81 hssterf1g t6 the
nesrr@f c~ugaist lor 81 cs1f 80 6t ~.
PIerces eezsst Pargsa~s Pc sefs-tae
nseSf -Dcfe1t n rereti-s for a. disorders
q ihs zvsr sfonssch snd ho~els Par< =
~rxrtshl@ pissssnf "a tsss ssd perssesi ?
hsTn ess
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-28
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

Our stock ia ihM Inc embraces the Beat
GoOGs ia the nsfkei
cur Jnderwesr - al bought "A osss lsLs
81 the love- igsnufActgTeTs rates
We would oucss sflpes bui % not Anew
where 20 osFinfss everything We have %
this line ls bargain a. he prios sole tor.
Trade with
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-28

The cssting vote or balance Of power
Ia this campaign - IN ths hands OK the
intelligent woTkmsn. The ISSUE from the
beginning bss been an issue ~ wages
snd q remains for The vorkinzmsn to
decide vbethsr thsq want American or
Earvpssn ssgss To the best Of our
ability NJ have. fsom tina % tire. SCI
TIE facts bsiors epr readers aud The same
snd greater Efforts have been Put forth
oy Bepublicsn 'ssders al over the
eountry until even TIA susmy scknowl-
edge that fscts snd arguments are On our
side. To not wsver bns vote straight 'or
the poicy which haz INSIDE tnis country
rich snd prosperous and 'or a tsrif
which maintains higher rste of =sSes
fos American ls5or. Remsuber lhst pro-
faction mskss csrtain condition PCS
sibls. = condition wh.eh is snv.s3 by The
workingue1 ~ Al other countries ard
Thar free irsis mssse this conditiop IN
coesiols.
Vote For BflkNtP ard protection.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-28
MILLER Hal,

NhAsh - she seknow .safed leader 81 styls.
We hsFs them les Aobbs nhsPcs foI ths
youps alss. sas 30 Mefe ssaass sstiss teT
he alder onss
II seu MAKE bet Of . hat on sisosies
supnisie thai Il thaii be KILLER Al soa
yin. tie best all. be meme loe good tn yoa.
aud yDa siA have ID in the AilieI ~ Fsa
Inse-~hs 4 ~ courss--the "a etf isilss
vii be sTpsciiug the scsl Eno all have 10
have iae Miller ia order 70 ssl y
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-28

IlANTED-LAIgEk a. ~ sou blkl
w ssoa e. Aoacay meralEg- 90
WANTED NEGEHNAF kf0 Dkt o ILLAA
w god pa tvs t4lon. oos taissf. une sseai
: 1t9Llss - - a. FAT.g nf1 tlss. t~4 epeH
pitAsn. ta1 fan 1snds gnFee cooper. tffee
poyters iopr seiie.tars good etao e sn1 sfsig 0se
o1i - soss seoa eaa1ees eHeslnS ever o4g
sna tOsxf tlock soi
NAMED FARIf 10 TAKE CARE OF A
w seDue family h9fss dufag t1S Winter
ApPy y 4. Al - seribnefst. -
MASrfn-A FAN COOP eTKApN cox
w moo lshoFsF, ~ work re yerr round MAJ
red meu freieffet George ArlA MI Nfeet
hlch. se3
WANIfD-fWO PREssB01s. lHNtE LAB
W olSfs. one porte one 6sy a. dochofes @fid
90 70 school, enc bafheF rse men 90 nusk corn
three farm hsncA tso ooataskSfs one batter
and Tower oloes. 20
WANTED smart ACTIVE MAJ WANTED
w "a t.fe cnsrEe u established grocery
and general sLofe business fB1si be expe lsft 81
Ia The line and uos aifald of work uan ~ Eeper
o. ac4uAintsnce In the city preferred Aadtsss
giving references and salary expected 1fScer
Bon s. thuE "a sun
iVASrED - s COMMON I4ABoRfRS. TIN
w ners. coTnice workefs. lIsNelos sSes
men, circuaiof. advertising sgeuts ~ god
salary. com p0sito-s call a. Employment bx-
change Rooms a ard - Wesion building
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-28

EEsFfROAf's OEsOs >fnAftoS
Any candid man xho knoss % tie
extent - lns preparations msds Zoe yss-
tsfdays decentralization. sud - familiar
sish previous Efforts u ~ nud IA tbs
city. cannot lssy hat Ito meeting sas
iissppo.ntp,@nt. lie had been sdvsr-
fised f2F saa sids thgouzn lhs PRESS sad
b. mssns ~ posiefs and bis that
not only tie Postmastsr General bar
i0ur 81 i've ether Democratic speakers,
most Of them nsn u national reputation
lor quarter OF a csntsfy % more, Nouid
10 present. tslf iArs rs'ss wsrs provided
ca he railroads sad everything possible
done 70 astFaos "a enormous crowd. Bat
ths enormous crowd didnt usteriaiizs
There vas 40 demonstration worth
mentioning shaE the distinguished
speakers arrived ADD .hsn ibs time fDr
tna siieruoou nesting came there were
1nany vacant seats ia haF,maa's Hall.
The parposs Of bav:ag al Overflow
messing had to 20 abandoned. tor sasrs
sas no ~ovsrfiow" The parade IN the
sysning was expected % surpass any
ever sssn IA lais sily, bl: Il tell FAR short
OF doing 50.
Tie speaking must siso havs bean dis-
appointing even 10 the most faithful
Democratic Only two q the great
gAlsxy o. stars announced made their
appearances. Mr.. Ccxs fame a. a vi,
dld not snfhcs 10 cold his audience.
Many leit Whlls rs wa 0peaking. M.
DIcxISsoS sss very evidently boiling
With rags whsa bs dictated the address
which be read last ght. The man who
iosss his tsnpsr y an argument IL always
.. disadvsntags and Mr.. DICKINSON
suffered az ,orlinzly. fls rssortsd to
dsnunsistlons asd visupsratio1, called
Ma. BLAINE = har and generally acted
the part % . very angry man, disgusting
mSuy Of The bsstsr men IN the Demo-
cratic party. The effect % the demon
s,rsiion sss whole cannot bat do more
harm thsa good 10 ths Democracy. The
great blowout aust 90 called failurs E.
POPULARITY uNass A DIFfEREsCE r..
IL ~ w0ndssfnl bow popularity msgni-
ties virtues aud mIoinss faults. Mrs
CLxvxLtSD IL isssrvsdly populsr; con
seqaeotiy things which scores q womsn
would do under The same circumstances
are marvellous when performed by The
Grst lady q sas land. The service which
she rendered her cousin the other day
vhsD "a stepped through the plasterins
81 the White House was very simple
and jet g IL tslsgrsphsd over the
country a. an instance % Mrs. CLEVE-
LsSD's great co0laess and bravery. Any
oas Sho does not know mora than one
-omsD who could have exhibited fully
ss much coOlnsss 40 such a time u M
Fortunate 70 his acquaintance with the
fair ssx. The time has gone BY when Il
De iimid aud helpless IL a sure passport
20 msn's favor and women are shrewd
snongh 10 sss This and their good sens.
enables them 20 cultivate the power Oi
helpfulnsss Ia sudden emergency
Mfs CLsvzLANo hss good sense and
many othsr qualities which constitute Z
charming woman bus she has 30 monopoly
% these Qualities.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-28

When James =. 3'sins ~ss N n. CITY
- nckess re- cod a. Hastings - people
80 came 90 this ciiy. ssfsrcsY less than
oar hundres fcesss wsrs sold. Nesriy i
ether towrs we're represented IN IN. ssDs
r-ar.e4tf-.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-28


yoa hste un6eubssaly noticed matters
olnersoos la he seeds yes lave purchased
3QG tlnas 10 TINE
A oissrsDos IL their wssr nessDes IN
thssg "a. style quality snd nsish
o. oefiSiEly have noliosa, 4. afisi hss'
lux eouent 81 sns 81 car U9n fetliers ss1ch
goaae ~ they sfs sp.s "a oetsin Ia The "a
sous clothing markets 50 lEs county Fou
bsxe purchased al "a one 81 eur tailor usas
suits er ossTcosts sou musi lnesea es aeh
% oou prs osusion II sea o&unot dsssoi tbslT
supsrorlgs ia everything that goes - maze
5000 garments Their supefisf qnsiy a
siAn ped on stssy item Of iheii nasss up.
Fr0m ne time lhs goods 50 into ne
bands OF ise cutters unni thsii rssl infPec
tor, every process OF manufacturing . sab
jected 10 TIE nlost asGl0us care, thus insaf-
lng tht bee. possible lesalis.
Not only 10 manufacturing DO ~e have
en- advantage Of our com pstitors IA qnsiiis.
styie ~ and nnlsh. tut the sssiUg 20 ns Of
. manufacturer proht 81 from - Is % 30
per cent Is IEstlsT 81 great oousoo asnas,
Dot only 10 us bit - you Akssise
Prom possessing the ADVANTAGES herein
eel forth We are willing and ANXIOUS 10
snare them with our customers. l0up
anxious 10 please.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-28

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81s
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7 ole pony. AddIsss b c., thh once $40
DOR sALE Az EATIRE OUTFIT or
machinery for y fnf class laundry also a
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