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$50. IL \ NO. S-PBOPOSALs
II for Army Supplies. Headquarters
Dept. of the Platte, Office of Chief Com,
missary of Subsistence, Omaha, Neb
March I6, 1855. -Sealel proposals iD trr-
plicatc, subject to the usual conditions.
will be received mt this Office until Il.
o'clock m, central standard time, and a.
the Office of the commissary of subsistence
at Cheyenne Depot. Nyo., and the Offices
of the acting commissirios of Subsistence
at Forts Sidney, Neb Douglas. Utah.
Niobrara, Neb, Robinson. Neb and
Mckinney, Wyo until II o'cl8.k
a m, mountain standard time. ON
Monday, the 10th day Of April 1888. at
which time and places they will be opened
in the presence of bidders, for the fur
nishing and delivery OF the following army
supplies, viz: flour and salt. Tor issue MS
componcnts Of the ra.ioa The right IS
reserved to reject any or all bids. Blank
proposals and specifications showing IN
detail the articles and quantities required
and giving full information as to condition
of contract will be furnished on aupliaa-
ton to any of the above mentioned ofiecs.
J.W. BARBIGER. Mai. aud G. s. o..
S. A, ChicfC. S.
, 1888-03-29

THE Denver Netos of yesterday pub
fishes well executed pictures of ex- Cover
nor Warren aud Ex-Governor Baxter as
prominent Wyoming attendants upon the
cattlemen's cOnyention.
, 1888-03-29
nth IN
Ihe Trouble with Him.

New York World
A gentleman in Washington saws that
the trouble with Senator ingalls, is that
he has a vocabulary which is about twenty
years ahead of his ideas.
source of Cory Inspirations.
New York Sun
John Most has ready a lecture on The
Scientific Basis of Anarchy" The Sci.
entifc Basis of Anarchy costs ) cents a
glass. Special reduction to large con-
sumner with anarchical GROWERS.
VIII Crowd Out the Children.
Rochester Express.l
Chicago confectioners supply school
children with candy drops saturated with
whisky. Il this keeps ON we shall prob
ably see the Chicago schools so filled with
adults that there will be no room for the
children.
No Fear of an Epidemic.
Louisville Commercially
A Chicago man committed suicide be
, 1888-03-29
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, 1888-03-29
Source Of Cory Inspirations.
WIN Crowd Out the Children.


louisville Commercially
A Chicago man committed suicide be,
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
In the S@nafA-

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-Mr. Sawyer, from
The Postotice Committee, reported with a
recommendation of an indefinite postpone
meat OF Mr.. Buffers resolution for the ap-
pointment OF select committee on postal
telegraph. The resolution was indefinitely
postponed with remark by Mr.. Edmunds
that he should not wish that the action to
be understood as a determination that the
pIopriety of special inquiry into the sub
ject at some future session had been de-
clded adversely.
Among the bills introduced and referred
we're the following:
By Mr.. Teller-Io grant q right of way
through the Indian reservations to the Rio
Grande, Pacific & Denver, and Rio Graude
Railway Companies. Also 10 equalize the
allowances Tor extra expenses a. Presiden.
tial pOstoiIlces.
by Mr.. Edmunds-To incorporate the
Maritime Ship Canal Company of Mica
Tagua.
Ghe bill to credit and pay to the several
States and Territories and District Of CO.
lunbia, ali money collected under the
direct act OF August, 1861, reported by Mr..
Morrill, from the Committee on Finance on
the 18th of Decem Der. was taken from the
calendar aud considered.
Mr. y. Ferry offered an amendment. di-
recting, in cases where the tax was collected
from citizens, either directly or by the sale
of property. that the amount shall be paid
to the Governor OF the state, In trust, for
such citizens. whether the State oe or be not
indebted - the United States. After con-
siderable debate the amendment was re-
iscted
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

gii-s .aa Dieks.sea 70 % RspsEtsa Ia
ssF&sly 10 ths Sss4ts.


WAsHissroS, jan. l0.-At spscizl meet
ing of toe Senate COMMITTEES On judiciary
this moFniHg. . hn4l vote vas tsksn upon
the nomination. OF Mr.. Lamar % be As
soeizEe Jastiee q TIE L nitSd states Supreme
Co8rt. and AT. Villas % be Secretary OF the
Interior. The party lines were drawn on
ths nomination Of Nr. Lamar. and there
siL De majority report by az tie Repne-
heaas 0f the Committee against the eonhr-
nation, and q minority report signed by
the Democrats OF the COMMITTEES ia i4y0r OF
h conhrms alton. Tie COMMITTEES will
uuite IN recommending the confirmation Of
AF. Was.
Chairman Sawyer. Of the COMMITTEES on
Post Roads. IS ready 10 make a unanimous
report Ia i4yor OF the confirmation Of Post
Insstsr-Gensral ~ Dickinson when the reports
sss received from the Judiciary. Inssmuch
as there is no likelihood Of an objection
being made ia the secret session, the con-
irmati0n OF Messrs. Villas and Dickinson
may follow Immediately upon the receipt
Of the reports.
The hnal vote upon Mr.. Lsm2r's conhr-
nation Is not expected under few days,
a. a prolonged debate is anticipated.
Secretary Lamar took an informal leave
OF his assistants At II o'clock today.
Assistant Secretary Muldron has assemed
the duties OF the Office OF Secretary, pend
ing the confirmation OF Mr.. Villas.
The House Committee on Banking and
Currency today ordered favorable report
on Representative wilkins bill 10 fix the
circulation OF National bank notes at the
par value OF the bonds deposited in the
Treasury.
Controller Trenholm appeared before the
committee and made a long statement. er-
planning the terms Of and the necessity for
the passage OF the bill submitted by him for
the reorganization Of the National banking
sVafeIn
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
A FEARFUL ACCIDENT
SEVEN MEN KILLED AND 50 INJURED.
The kssait Of the Dsrsiliag of Train In
af4ss.ehaestts-& Tank House DemOi-
ishsd with Frizhtful Enset--A Lat
OF the Dead aud Wounded,

HAvERHILL. Mass. Jan l0.-A freightfui
secidsnt occurred to the Portland express
which left Boston at clock this afternoon.
The scene OF the disaster WAS near Hsver-
hill bridge which spans the Nerrimac river
between HaYerhill and Bradford. The
train coosisted Of eight cars. IL does not
stop al Bradford and was going a great
spesp. The Georgetowne branch train was
standing On the track near the
vster-taHk house at the Brad
ford end of the bridge waiting for the
ex press train 10 pass over 10 Hayerhlil. As
the express rounded the curve two ears leis
the rails and ~ent crashing into and de-
moiished the water tank house. In the
house a number of section hands were eat
ing dinner. j. O'Brien, q retired merchant
of Bradford. was talking with the section
hands and was killed, together with Tay lor,
one Of the laborers. Toe car that crashed
into the tank house Knocked the founda-
tion out, letting the heavy tank down
upon the car, crushing through the
top OF the car and doing fearful WORK with
in. The next car behind telescoped the one
ahead of Il, adding TO the havoc. The
xilled and wounded were mostly in these
two cars. The cars behind these two ran
down along side the Georgetown train,
barely escaping collision with the engine OF
that train.
The list of killed foots up nine, as fol-
lows
CLAREScs HszELwooD, residence un-
known,
JOIN o O'BRIxs. Bradford
G. p. GOODWIN, wife and child, kenne-
bunk, Maine;
WN. TAYLOR. section hand
A. l. WALKER, Harrison, Maine;
CHARLES THCgLow, Newton Junction,
y. h and
JosEPH SHAW, Boston.
There were ffty-two passengers injured, /,
some of them badly. Many were taken to
the city hospital.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

WAsHTSGToS, Jan. l0.-Ar. Burnes. of
Missouri. from the COMMITTEES on Appro-
priations reported an urgent deficiency bill,
and it vas referred to a committee of the
whole.
The call Of the States which was uncom-
pistei yesterday was resumed. aud the fol-
lowing oils we're introduced sad referred:
By Dir. WoOdburn. of Nevads-Directing
the purchsse Of not less thah 5000 90
worth OF silver bullion per month and the
coinage OF the same into standard dolisrs
Mr.. Bliss. OF New York--To dispose Of
the surplus money Ia the treasury, aad TO
prevent The accumulation thereof
Mr.. Nutiing. of New York-ro create
navigshle waters between Lakes Erie and
Oon1srio.
NJ. White. Of Few York-To authorize
The rsfuadiBg Of the National debt into a
Uniform Consolidated bud.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
they WANT PROTECTION.
rss wool manufacturers Near Albany
Don't Liks Cisyeiaad's Message.

The Wool manufacturers Near Albany
Don't Liks Cievefaad's Message.
ALsAsY. Jan. l0.-Ths Eve7sin9 Jour1cl
publishes today replies fsOm about a score
OF wool manufacturer. doing business
within raaias OF 100 Eniles Of Albany. as
90 he Presidents recommendation, to put
raw WOOL on the free list. Wisa one ex-
osption, the replies are against the change.
AinosE unzninonsly the manufactures
maintain that the abolition Of the tariff on
wool would soon be followed oy . move
ossnt TO abolish the tarii on manufactured
woos-n goods-
There - some difference Of opinion as 10
shs QUESTION whether the farmers would
kill OF thsir sheep in the event OF the
ABOLITION Of the wool tariff. Most OF the
manufacturers agree tast the sheep industry
would receive . serious blow, should the
tariff % abolished. As 90 lowering the
price OF wool, the manufacturers generally
agree thar the abolition Of the tarif might
bays this effsct for few months. but it
would not be permanent reduction The
general opinion among them Is that they
coald not successfully continue business
With the present scales Of wsges. II the tariff
on raw and manufactured wOols was re-
moved or materially reduced
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
"DUNNIfS" DOODLE.
MSS cAassslI esrs s4s, OOo
A vsr.iisf whisb Crsztsd ssas@tis- IA
So Esrk 81 tecss.s4t ~ ne Asso1at
81 Lasll4xes = ~aEtssf-A say %
EzoaaEloa t.r4aksd.

sx~ Y0zx. Jan. l0.-Thsrs sas again an
extraordinary cro~t ia PArt ~ of tae sa-
Drs1ss Court tbs a4ofninz. snd - lsfZs
.as it tnai The doors e0uld not Be clossd-
TIE sp4cs sifhin the bar sas impssssols.
A s0on a. Il sss made known lsst eve
ninx that tns Jury 10 tas Cxmpoeil-Afouckls
breseh-of-erolsl Sc Eass bad sRrssd uPon q
ser,llct l1e belzf became universal lhas
sBannis Campbell. a. the plalndr nas
b~~u kaONa ff1n TIE title gwen % Der y
Mr. Aroue1ls ~ his letters. lad bsen sue
esssflll snd rs Announcement of TIE e1s~l
amount that I'D been awarded - oer = A.
ilnp4lienkiy waited Eor. "A lO.SD 0'ciSck
tkis asesulns the Jury. VITA no. : Aossas'
rers escorted to their seats through a pr-
vats door. and tbs foreman drew ths ssAled
,sriiet ron bis pocksE. SeiLnsr TIE plain
tif nor the dsisnosnt Has 10 court, snd FL
Jud<s FuleFtoa, Of tns compiainznaats
csunssl. VA Ia only principal lA"ysf
present
Judge Bsach rad the verdict without
changs OF coanlensnCe and tuen handed u
70 Clerk L9on % maze known. tns clerk
read thai sl5 Go lad been awarded 10 Mss
CampbelI because Of the failure OF Charles
Arbalk ale. the millionaire cOiee merchant,
10 xsso as promise 0f m4rriage With the
Blaintif. The announcement VAS crested
via applause. and lO~-pitched Whistles
that we're quickly silenCsd Lawyer husn-
more. OF the prosecution lfamediaiely
moved for extra sllOsance- Mr. Fullerton
seconded the motion and csnsratulAted tns
dsfense 0n tho smsllness OF the am0ant
LAWYER rlnsy. Of the defense, Oppo- "a TIE
motion, bot Judge Beach granted bun
nlss counsel ti.0o0.
Mr nlnsy then moved 10 set aside the
verdict a. excessive and against the weight
of evidences.
Ths was denied. but Baby Bunting
was allowed . stay of execution and entry
OF Judgment for forsy-dVs days IN which
hs can decide shether 20 pay the S45. coo 10
Cuckoo" or 70 sppeal the case. The latter
course viii probably be adopted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11


Charles Blair was aa fat as usual.
Will Gum never went off-the floor.
Willard Brigham was on at every call.
Orin Weird was all smiles and courtesy.
viii Granger nsver missed a schottische.
Alderman George Panilind enjoyed it all.
Fred Maynard vas happy. oh, 80 happy.
Tom F. Carroll was there with bis whisk-
eTs.
Charlie McQuevau was as gallant ss
usual
Fred Berger made an attractive wall
flower
Ed Lowe was s's hsudsomest man in the
ball room.
win s. Mckay vas in great demand for
the vsifzes.
Waiter Neech thought it wa al we'd
dag march.
John Covo3s vss msgni6que and digni-
fed ss nsssI
Charlie Wright kept up his reputation
for gslisntrv.
Dr. Rsynold Kirkland smiled svsstly on
al the 5ssss
stewsr, Dc Krsf1 thought it vas s~fnlly
Jolly don tcnerkno~
~ Paaflin5 distributed smiles and
took tickets ~ be door.
Dudley Waters ripplsd through every
dsncs on ne programme.
Gen. I. c. Smith looks5 nest and nsttv.
and seemed 70 sajoy ths esil
Boyd Psafii1i walked throagh . au.d-
nile locssd sffsr TIE supper ard thea
suaokef mid csgxr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
ANEW PLACE FOR ENRlGHT.
a Probability That He Wi IL be ut the Head
of tho Railroad Mall Service.


of tho Railroad Mail Service.
DErRoIT, Jan. l0.-A Washington special
10 the Ne,es says: In long ulster, with a
heavy cape, John ]. Enright made his APP
pesrance on the door of the House this
morning. Although he had been here since
Saturday incog., he had eluded ali except his
near Democratic friends. His presence at
the Capital was significant and vigorous
rumor has got current that his coming
means one of two things: First, he has
mastership race, and a district" man
will get this plum, thus termi-
mating Iichigan's mortgage on the
place; secondly he will get ona of the
highest places in the Pr- office Depart
ment, being made chief of division con-
trolling thousands of men. and getting q
salary of xbou; 5000. This place is the
head of the Railway Mail Service, and is
considered tn. most important piece OF
patronage under the Government, for the
thousands OF sppointees are not governed
by Civil Service rules. but may be taken for
their political service.
This appointment would mean a bonanza
for Michigan Democrats. At present the
appointment Is not positively agreed on,
for Dir. Nash, the present incumbent, bes
not s&id ne would leave with mis- superior,
Villas; but as they are confdant it is about
certain Nash will retire.
Another combination may be made by
making John Molony, of Detroit. head of
the railway mail service. in which case En-
right would take charge OF another division.
Molony was recently here, and his appoint
ment to the high place was fully consid-
cred. The information IS absolutely ce<-
tain, and any denial from Molony will
be only TO postpone public information of
the plan. Mr. Enright was seen as to the
matter. and quite automatically dismissed
its consideration by saying he would return
TO New York within the week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
FOUR HORSES KILLED.
Cruel Flames at Logging Camp at Pal
uieryilis.

tktNl>ttt - - NtNtSRs&' tlAANn.
PARIS. Jan. 10.-About 4:40 yesterday af-
ternoon, the barn at the logging camps of
Church & Nichols. at Palmeryille, about
twelve miles from here, was noticed to be
on fire. with the smoke issuing from every
aperture in dense blackness and flames
making their way through the windows and
roof There were four valuable horses, ten
tons of hay. one ton OF feed, some oats,
three sets of harness. etc, in the barn. The
barn boss rushed in and reached one horse,
but the smoke aud heat being so great, the
horse fell the others were already
down and the man had
hard matter to reach the door in
safety. From the appearance of things
A. the CIV of rre, it Was very evident that
fire had been raging inside some few minutes
already. The horses could not have suf-
fered very long. The noise of their moving
about was soon silenced. The fire wa. in
tense. The log building OF five years stand
ing. capable of holding comfortably twenty
four horses. was as dry as tinder and of such
construction as 10 create intense heat. The
loss will De in the neig hborhoOd of $1,000,
and the csuse OF the fire is as vet unknown.
The remainder of the horses were in the
woods a. the time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
N raE FRsscH LEGISLATURE.


The F.thsr &c Pr@stdsnt Carsst Prs<ide-
IN and Addresses the senate
PkRrs. Jan. l9-Ths Chamber Of Deputies
and Senate resssembled today. NJ Fioqaet
vas re elected Presiient Of tie Chamber
Ia tbsSeuses n Carnof. father Of the Pre.i-
cent Of The Renablc. occupied the chair
~ The evening Of ne session as
senior senator JUon taking the char
Ne stdresss,i his colleagues. saving IN the
csarse Of IS speech thu the congress had
raanifesfs sd ov lss recenf choice 81 President
~ the Repuoiic = desire far pesce a. hone
sra shrosd and respect for the avs Ths
ssee with which the change in the Prssi-
t~nrr BAD zen effected. an tbe safire ar
ssrce II 3sorsi~r ckartsriziur TIE change.
re SD. shonid inspire confdeuce in the
t1tare n the nation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
InE OLD sroRY.
Aasshsr Fiss - Aazs.r tAs Car said 60
Save B~sa Dtscsysrss.

IT. PErxzsscz4. Jan. i9--Is 3 officially
announced taat ths Nsw Years court Gail
siu act be asld. TIE kmper0r snd Em-
press siii arrive acre THURSDAY sftsrn0on
snd hold taeir customary Sss Years ~
csPtIsn GA FRIDAY, alter which they viii
retarn imme8izfely to Gottschins. This
enalgs Ia 10 lpefisl arrangements "a due
10 me discovery VI a plot aSaiDsr tEe Gar
shica r4s - be carried 0at by eoEspirktors
during the prescnce VI tie Emperor a. the
capital snd presumably AZ the cosrt ball
A large 1um3sr OF arrests have been made
IN connsction with the plot. including &
seEsrsl military officers Of high rank.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
IMMIGRANTS TORTURED.
rrsf. wrecked sad cars Ablaxs-rwo
Children killed.

CHxYESSE ". T., Jan. i0.-Wbils ths
mercury Vas - degrees below zero dis
assrous sna fatal collision occurred near
Edson station. yesterday. about 3 4. N.
TIE vest hound Uni0n Pacific passenger
trsin vas run INTO bg a freighs train run
ming a. . high rats Of speed Two emf
grant cars were telesc0psd. Immediately
caught 6re ard ware burned np. A wreck
AZ srain viii a c0rps 0f surseons wss soon
a. he scene. A chr OF Mrs. Jsnnis Street,
sEed 8. add the IN ans 'soB Of MIR and Mrs.
Johnston we're killed. fsa people we're in
iarsd Ths clothing Of many OF the immi-
grants -ss burned and their suffering ~zs
terrible before assistance reached them. The
conductor Of the passenger train fed % the
a6iAcent bluf. snd twenty cosDoys have
been ia pursuit. lt is believed that he vas
crsrssl sy tne sight 0f the wreck.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
NO SETTLEMENT YET.
no Indication Of an Fad of the Miners
strike.

RxaDfSs, Pa. Jan. lo.-Thsrs Is no indi-
cation OF settlement Of the minsrs' strike.
Chairman Lee asserts that the strike
10 nov practically IN the hands of
the men. 80 the conpsay's mines are
idle but they are making a shoE Of
working. bu, are not selling or ship
ping ton OF coal Lee declared tnst II the
Feading Knights we're in sympathy with
tns order st large ia demanding the rem
statement % The railroad men discharged
sf,sr ths strike the demand might bs sue
e-.Sfai. rhs knights here. however say
tosy vii n0t strike. as Lse bad no author
ity to order them 0us; bat they viii give
fnzncSi aii 10 the Outstanding men.
Matters IN the Schuyix region are be-
coming more serious every day. Business
nsn will call on President COrbin this week
snd urge a compromise with the strikers.
Al 0fficlal 0f the roai says IL the men take
the initiative snd DO not ssS too much the
tronbls may be settled within ten days, but
the miners must Escede froua their position
as 10 The discharged railroad employees.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

CHERevssr, Jan. f0.-Postnsste- cTslisx-
hsr claims - hsvs a-tsrtsf VIII Zorn, hss
sssistsnt, spprnp-s.i8z n1cnev that cams
through the rsiis. ard has disch .rzed hin.
There ara fouors a. - Lorn's zIiif. how
ever snd 80 fscts wiz Be made publir only
wen a thorough investigation has been
hsd Ecrn I'll 10 ioust Ne ahlv dsfs nosI
and claims hs ear prove himself ciesr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
THE MONITOR MURDER MYSTERY.
A Letter Purporting To Have Come from
the supposed Dead Man.

BAY CrrT, Mich, Jan. 1.-The Monitor
murder mystery is getting deeper than ever
A letter was taken out of the Bay City post
Office last night, addressed to Mrs. Fisher,
and purporting % be from her husband, the
supposed murdered mau, who, accordirg 2
% the letter, is in = lumber camp near
Kendall, Wisconsin. The prosecuting at
t0rnev believes il genuine. and Sheriff
Conkbn scot Deputy Sheriff Tanney to
Wisconsin tins morning to fnd Fisher if
there. The little Fisher girl. s years old.
now says her mother knocked her father
down with q hammer. and then Walisce
stabbed him. Many people still believe the
murder theory and that the latter is fraud
secured to release the prisoners.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

FsCASABA. Mich. Jan. 10.--In the contest
for the Republican nomination for Repre-
sentative from this district to succeed Hon.
s. c. Moff.tt. deceased. Col. Osburn. Of Mar
quette. Won first blood, the delegation from
this county fsvoring him. Il is composed
Of Col VsnOuzen. l. Stegmilisr, Ole F.
Nielsen. J. AcGee. A. o. Back ell and J.
T Aixson. A convention was held here
this afternoon and vss entirely herm0ni-
Gus. Hubben was The dele1Atio1's last
choice.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
eeseesc County vote. for Bonding.

- ~ = - ftNtAtft- tFNfNt
Marquette. Mich. Jan. 1o.--At special
election he'd yesterday Gogsbic county
voted 20 bond Itself in the sum Of $50 O00 n
provide fer thc construction Of q court
house and cocnty jail a Be~-~nier. which
village Vas msde the county ssst bv populsr
vote isst Spring The PROPOSITION ws-
hotlv opposed, bat prevailed oy several
hundred majority.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

MsnrScS. Isa. 30 The Wisconsin Su-
prsne court 10 The csse Of Paul Groekaa.
81 Aii~sakes aprssisd On wit cf errtr.
affirmed ne Judgment ~ the Nilw.uxse
Aanicipai Court srf 'ire-ts3 shs execn niou
- ne sentence. Rv tse judgement 81 ths
Suprefrs Cuu-t. Grottkau wtH he forees 70
20 o inl for one yesr tc ortox - tae Do
eion ef he sr-si court
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

loxEoN. Jan. f3-Hev Joan Lowins-.
rector A. Bslssa nssf Nizton. hes eonz asii-
ted sUrije hr ssooting. Prsviozs - tie
80 h hsd receivsd slans naons 70 snswsr tke
casrxs q a Indecent ssssolt ovo1 a ser-
vsnt E-Fi
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

WsssISsroN. Jan. l0.--Tbe Dakota dele
gstiou found little encouragement IN the
actor % the seuste COMMITTEES fsvoriBe the
adm sshon Of Dskots 81 a -tass. The House
holds the ksy . fhe situation sni the Iem-
ocrsts Of thsf body are determined shat Ds-
kots snail have no vote in the Rsxt frssi-
dsutisi coatsSt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

CrxrrxSATI. Jan. 10 The trisI ef Beni.
? H pr1s. to- assistant cssaier of tie lsss
Fidelity Be- vss resumed this morn NJ
eeicrs Jade r ard the iary N tss Uni-
ted StAsss g
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

Lsxsr~s. Jan 1a.-rwo siqasi csses ha~s
tsken Cd fhs time II tbs court to7ay sns
onIv NJ - ~ss siSed 70 the csl ssr
v sdnsssisT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

eusrser or 81 those elsgsnt dress patterns
sf Ksdsiers rzxess bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

erart~r-cd the price ~ enbrnsae~ies
rzases one ef the Best oarzssns cffarsa sf
\ 1cerS
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

Nsses chi1-sns snd lsdiss voos Aose
! % A. Ki85sr q C9ssslA
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

i.a'iss. don jorgst the snb-oiderv stcck
aariag he ed ssss Al kidisra
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

Remember ~ ne price woei snd slk
snteF~esr Al AlaGsr's a..
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

White and coioTe6 smeroidsylss oz Al
k~>asr q ges essssHos s>~A-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
HORSE 0vERC0ATS |.

Why let the dumb animals suffer when
you can get blankets So cheap We will
close out our lot of over
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
Spring & Company.
The Great Linen Sale
Commencing Tomorrow
MONOAY MORNING,
And Continuing the Entire
Week.

The most complete and
magnificent stock of Linens
in the State at positively cost
price. Do not miss this rare
opportunity to secure great
bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

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