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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
PRENTIss INGRAHAM
MY LAOYS DOG.
The Kind OF Canine Now In Most Popu-
lar Favor.
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The craze that existed a little while ago
for big dogs, simply because OF their big
ness with little regard for their breed. has
died out and fashion. for once intelligent,
has made proper discrimination in set
Ting upon the - Bernard as permanent
favorite above all other very large dogs.
The masttif's aud loevenhunds have been
resegated TO their proper place as watch
dogs. the huze stag and wolf hounds
shipped OF to the country only 20 re appear
at bench shows. aud the hordss Of bogus
Nswi0unflsnds have disappesred-possi-
bly, In sausages But the enormous. noble
looking. intelligent aud faithful - Ber-
nsrds remain the pets Of fashionable
women aud the pride Of gentlemen OF
leisure. 20 even greater degree than ever
before Doubtless they would be more
popular Ere the sense that more II them
wouid be kept. IL they were cheaper. and
the converse 81 the proposition Is probably
equally true. that 10 they were cheaper
more Of them would he kept. \ -. B-r-
nard Puppy two months old j. worth go
or t1s only. but At ths age II two years. 4
a tius specimen AMI backed by genuine
pedigree. Will command al ths way from
s. go 20 s3 0o0 aud those are not mere
fancy prices. such a. appear on henC8 ShoT
catalogues. signifYiug only that the ami
nsis are not fer sale. hut are TIE real
sums paid here in New York bT rich per-
sons for these splendid dogs one taou-
sand dollars il indeed looked unon "a quite
reasonable price for a fne S. Bernard
dog
Highly ~ those canine kings ara vslnsd.
thsre = another dog tast is stlI more
sristocrsric. a possession fcr fashionable
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
AGEArs wABTRD

N EXTRA0HDINARI OFFER to nu want
n ingemplnymrnt-Ne want live. energetic
agents in every county iu the United STATES
and Canada 10 sell "A patent article oi great
merit. on is merits. An article, having =
large sale. paying over 10 per cent. profit.
having no competition. auo on which ine
agent IS protected in The exclusive sale ts
deed given for each and every county he may
secure from uS. Nifh aH these advantage tp
our agents. and the fact that is AZ article That
can De sod 10 gfrrF house owner. % might
not he necessary f2 make an extraordinary
oner' % secure gaaG aEsuts ~ once. hut Ne
have concluded Go make II 10 show. not only
our confidence iu thr merits 70 our Invention.
tut ia rs stability hY any agent thar VIII han
die IL with energy Ftr agents nov AZ work
arr making from si.s1fa $50 q month cissg and
TINS iact makes u .If 30 hs % make oar nhff
% all who are oni of employment. Any agent
that wlli give our bU.l ness a thirty days friai
and faii 10 clear al least 500 iu this time.
above al sNpcD-es. can return a. goods uusnd
10 "a and We VIII refund the money paid for
them. No such employer Of agents ever dared
10 make such offers uoF would we IL w. did
not know that Ne have fKruis low making
more than double this amount. oar large 90
SerpliNe circulars - plain our offer inls, and
these Wc wish - send 90 every one out 81 eW-
Ploymeni who Viii send as three l-ceuf stamps
Tor postage. send al once and secure fhe
agency ia time fof tae boom. aad - a. work
on the terms naireI lu our extraordinary
Offer. address at once. National Novelty
'empauy flf r-aifatrid - PiftsburR. "a. lsS
WANIbD-A ff good energetic ageuis-
W Ladies preferred. 81 sell "Eitchie's i'ul-
Nersal Silver Polish. IL ls not silver
soap. paste. or powder but = chemically
pure iQuid silver polish. 10 rs - fsNurlte with
people v DO have silver ware and good seller
For terms and particulars address g. y.
Etchlc goHe aIu manufacture. Hopkins
station. Mich. 1917
60 10 s1s3 month can he made WORKING
Ft' fer "a. Agents prff frrrea who can fuf-
ulsh horse and give their Whole time - ihe
busi ness. spare moments may be pfrtta
cfurinyf~i "a $50. a ffw vacancies fn towns aud
cTfes. 3. J.. d0huso1 CO.. pHH Main sf
hchmond. Va. -. Please state AQe and
business - pcrlrnfe. hfYff fr un about send
iug stamp Tor repIT p :. g. A fo
WANTED Reliable local and travelling sales
w men. Positions permanent. Special iu.
ducemenfs nnm fast sfIHuR sHrr aIfIrs Don't
delay salary from start Brown Bros. hur-
Serymen. Chicago. H. Us
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
CHAS. 2. RATHBUN
SO Monroe Street.

FOR SALE-A good saddle and family horse;
VIII sell cheap II taken AZ once. ) and !,
Tower block.
4 BARGAIN-lIouse and lot on South Ionia
- street; must be SOLD aS parties are about
10 move u JACKSON: house well located and
arranged Tor buardrfS, 9 rooms and closets, >
rooms Ia basement; All ln good repair: barn
room lcr horses and buggy. and I, Tower
block.
GNE lot lett in Washburn's Addition. $50.
aud !. Tower block.
IF loU want a good situation of anv kind
reslsitrHilh the old reliahic Grand Union
Employment Bureau, ana T. Tower block.
SlMNEH RESORTS are now open. Girls
wanting good positions North register
WIN Us aud have situations secured Tor you.
Ladies Par-ors, . and I. Tower block.
II ALE HELP WhNTDD-3 farm hands $ OF
- 1 sewing machi e1agents. organ agents.
10 agents lcr canYassHs. "a col0red second
coos Tor on oI city before Juiy /. SAW iier :"
20 south. must be i I man. foreman in u large
snow chse factory 10 20 sOuta. large wages 10
rght in1u.
EUB oALE-At one-half It's value a nice
stock oi millinery goods for 500 cash. or
WI exchange for city property. and
Tower block.
t'OB SALE-Portable engine AID boiler on
wheels. 500; been riin one season; thresh-
inc machine $50. Nichols i ,hepard's make
VIII sell together or separate Cali early and
get GOOD bargain. ant Tower block.
S4lu PER ACRE, to- acres of timbered land
'P''' L. Texas. l. miles from county seat.
Will exchange for other property. so 10 $500
down. hgitnce per cent \ bi. bargain. Title
clear. sand Tower block.
FOR StLE-A nearly new safe. weighs nearly
Ton. cost 50. viii sell Tor s5j If taken AT
once. and 4 Tower block.
EEMALE HELP WANTED-A chambermaid
AMI iaundress 20 20 north on II 80 frai n
Monday morning. good dining room girls 10
20 north at once. 4 woman and girl 10
manage the cooking in boarding house;
good wages to The night parties. Al kinds OF
competent girls Tor city work in private fam.
lies aGd hotels.
x1Enn A new two-story frame dwelling on
'A''V II wart-aEc.. stone foundation.
good cellar, wei aud cistern. Shade trees q
rooms. VIII exchange for vacant property or
for Grst payment. team Of hors,s, lumber.
vacant Tot balance monthly payments. lot 4Ox
l32. ) aId Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

The Long Island City saloOn-keeper
who had a temperance meeting IN his
saloon on sunday. was on Tuesday
fined $40 for selling liquor on Sunday
some weeks before that time. Virtue
must be It's own reward, for it often
gets no other.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
"StrIn.ing" n Granger.

In Illinois, as in many other States
there is "A law which provides that a rail
road company cannot be made TO pay
more than 5000 for killing person
though there Is no limit TO the amount 70,
which the company may be sued foi
merely manning person. One day Sena
tor Henry Fl. Evans. who likes "A joke
better than a meal. was telling one of his
constituents about this law as they were
riding together from Aurora 70 Chicago.
"Waal. said the granger finally, Its
durn sight cheaper. then, for 'ein to kill
man than TO cut off his arm or his leg"
"Of course it IS, said the Senator; and
then. lowering his voice To - whisper, he
said III the granger's ear, "You see that
axe up therey"
Yes" whispered the constituent,
looking 1T the tools carried in the car for
use in caes of need.
Well" said the Senator, "they carry
that to kill men with in case they are hurt
in an accident"
WAL, | snumw said the granger.
that's the awfullest thing ever heerd OF. ="
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

Tar fact 0f one hundred and eighty
nine thousand majority for ths wet
side of the Constitutional amendment
leads the Pitshurg Daspaira - suspect
that the weather must have voted.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
HELP wAKrED FBRALE.

ItAATED Ter general houseNork
W family oi .@o. Apply today al IL South
DBion-st.
COMPETENT gir waafsd Tor houseworks
7 small family ~ so1Ih Collese ave lle
lEANTED-Ste StenogrGpher and typeWTilef.
W ComuerclAi Employment Association.
Monroe II. 10
WANTED Saleslady. must speak Holland
W Commercial Employment Association. -
Monroe ~. To
AIAAfED- sewing girls at once; good
W wages aud steady employment =. South
ulYision-st. Io
WANTED Competent WOMAN or gln for
W general house Mork. Apply mornings 81
h North lroHt-st 10
k\AAiED-A lady ia each city, town ana
low AShip 60 procure subscribers Tor the
Home Magazine. Conducted by Mrs John A.
Logan. special Inducements offered. Refer
eucrs required. Address Alr BrOdl1 Publish
Ing tompSuy. " Washington. D. &.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

THE boOdier colony IN Canada IS agi-
tatcd by a report that owing 20 an
omission IN its drafting the Weldon
Extrsdinou biH vii be retroactive. In
that ease We may get our absent but
not forgotten rascais back.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
FOR VACATION DAYS

Z P.sss-E Occupation sa5 Large hetgrr
fg Ygg Lz5ors
~ vert t1 svs~v fosr Carvssss~s for
e7sNs LEslEts lLLysTRkTsD NEas
espE7 ere BEST Paper % fts Ei1o n tse
~o-ie- For Lssffa zetr7g tas oriy Hs-
tsonsi Gsrwa7 H3gstras~s pspe- ir fsfs
cosufry. sna for Ths 8uogs uh1rh sts-as
st - sead o. Sa-~o~ous 1os~-sffa- n-a
Czsrfcsfs~s
sff~sss. far 1erns Wrsrrsr TsertrrSr~-
rrtrF EF~ s5Fres s-7s spFs i'si
II FssFTa2 -
T. I. 1AAFss, J s'eAsssA
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

THE new war cry of the Prohibition
Voics is con IN Washington" The
ballots in Pennsylvania and Rhode
Island 90 not indicate the presence of
great wave of sentiment bearing the
bark Of Prohibition 20 that particular
rnr-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
Splendid Opportunities of Sc
curing Resident Lots at
Cheap Prices.

On Thursday the Croft Addi-
tion will be placed on the mar
ket. IL rs located between Fifth
and Highland. and between
South Lafayette and Madison
aves. The addition comprises
32 let's; on East front of
Madison-avc.; r6 facing east
and west on Terrace-avc. and
3 facing on South Laiayette-st.
For resident purposes the To-
calitY is uncxcelled. l have the
exclusive sale OF the lots and
shall dispose of them as rapid
ly as possible. Do not forget
that the plat will be placed on
the market Thursday. June 40.
For further particulars address
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
EEIP WANTED EAIE

kNAN rEN-lfs goods s4lv>gusa. Commercial
W Employment Assacia iatlosl. - Aulrae-sI-
Us
WAIVED -MAN-l5 . takc tse aseacx IL oar
W sale SIC >A4>A4o lAEofss weight 80
ioS retsli pfloe -. etAer sisrs presssi ilea.
A rare chance te cTe4lE a pc l1aatlt ksiz.lcss
IL Rome These safes meet q demand uefef
before supplied b& other sale CON "a liies - Ne
kre 1856 kDAVFEe4 bs tht ss.tc Poo. AspiRe
eate Ce.. 1AciuAau. p Nra-sal
SALE-M MAN-Au active salesman. viii 6rsl-
= c-ass references aho IA tiSIaE tHe
grocery lrAte Il taAc = lIur 0f saltwater fsH.
40 samples "a varIs q EoD0 laonthly comluls.
sIou cAa pr iukdr ~ thr TlEat HiaA. Address
BoK 5si ga iuuccsier. Aass. ted
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

Hiss Gotham-I adore travelling. Were
you ever in Greece. Miss Loin,
Miss Loin (of Cincinnati)No never was.
but papa was in that lard trust. you know.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

For beauty, for comfort, for improve
mcnt of the complexion, use only POI
zonI's Powder; there is nothing equal
to It.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
Real Estate For Sale.

Business blocks on tAa2l street
lerOom house on Cherry street. si,s01. worth
5000. -Four new sroom houses OH the iiill
near East Bridge street. sl.s0 10 sZpy each,
easy terms. Nrw room nous, in north part
OF the city. Sl.Wn, 500 cash. cheap Al 81 .-h.
Lots on the iilli $50 ~ $50 each. lot ca Veto
street. $50. ~5J cash. NeW room house SbU.
- acres, = miles from p1stoiicr $40 an acre.
Fine farms aud very choice selection Of city
property for sale. Gail ou me II you wish -
buy. sell or trade. and you Will secure courteous
attention and square dealing.
PERCY = y Y ID l. II.
10 ID Pearl Street.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

kIsCElLAkB0US,
HOMMERrIAI 81 and clerical positions secured
- % all branches ~ business Commercial
LmlLoy nenl As GA cn. = MnDrnest %
GOOD water power wltt strong three story
- building. anN10 feet. suitable for manufac
turing business. Thomas BiIkcit. Dexter,
Mich II
EOB SALE Dexter mills. part interest 20
practical miller. new machinery fuli
roller; water power. Thomas Birketi. Dexter,
Mich. IL
NAGNTTIC hcaiing and clsrlyoyant sittings.
VI 24o DIV. cor. wealthy ave. N T.. free.
CHRIS1IAN SClENCE- E-sThe beat works pnb-
' lishea on this subject for sale az lll4
south Division So, Grand Rapids. Mich up
stairs Sytes Wright. ~
WI guarantee satisfactory results, no infesli-
W geuce Office. No labor bureau. Huf strictly
commercial agency reliable persons seeking
employment are cordially invited 70 invest
gate oar system. Commercial Employment
Association. = Monroe -. Us
NANTED-A young lady 20 board. also
~ com mpsni0n for lady living alone good
home. Cal oT address NJ b. box e. this ofhce
I76
l,ANTED D-Fvery consumer - Stove Saso-
" llHe 20 roT that an selling stove Gas
oIIoc in ais eaaafity. ~ ecsnfs. deiivered 20
ans nsrf 20 roe city p 81 Ffiuwood Iele-
phone lJ,t li, Last Fuiton-st
NTATE oF WICHIGtN. County - Kent a.
= A. session % fle pr0t.efe Court foT said
CauafV sf Kent he'd ~ fhe Probate Once in
rhe C.fv n eranf Rapids. en fhc ltth dsy ot
ard eehfy aine Present. fgfas p leIsias.
Ir ihe matter ~ TIE estate q Kari Van r,yk.
deceased BsHh p VAN DFA having + er iI
this ralrf e petition pfaVIuE fhaf rfe admir-
frafiea ~ sai6 estate nrv 30 rrAfteE
- hsT. If IS ordered ths' Neaesy ihe
fe-sroen ~ ssi6 Fr.fsfe oss@e - srpsinfsa
f1r hfrr sa.a pf fnn-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

II snt quite tme see PERHAPS hut
bcfars long we shall hear e aieesd
sufferers ty tae Joertown focd ask
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

: PER CENT. MONEY TO loan. u. A. John
ston. - Canals -. 5Hi
MONEY TO LOAN for the Northwestern
~ Mutual Life Insurance Company. of Mil
Taukee. in sums OF 81 900 and upwards, on farm
and city property. az lowest current rates of
Interest security mast be nrsi-ciass. More
Wilson. Lcdyard block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

Did you ever go to the circus, Jir:. ,n
asked one small urchin OF another. mot
n real circus" said Jim, reflectively.
'but I've seen my mother chase chickens
into the coop"
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
FURNITURE STORED.

rIkNiTJ RI stored. packed and moved eN-
pert packers sent on short notice by Rad
ciiH y iloit, III South Division ST Telephone
No $50 Tor your moving VANS. Jan J.. 80
ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
Il stored. viii receive liberal Inducements by
calling at =. e. Walkers. u South Division -.
\ speciality IS made ot renting tables and
chairs Tor dances public halls. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

THE Italians of New York propose f.
build a monument to tr.iorh
Columbus. bus tae name of Adam snl
rems ns without tre tribute ~ shaft
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24


1 HAkk : st4.a aa.s.,llf ~ 1al.k ssaal ata
st1us sat.ts ps.t & sk las sAiE -
kttk =. tatttt ssset 81 sssttv r0krl tietel
tsVA sAl.s az I.3A t-AeW eFssol i.a..ss;
Nua lee&t 4 has &al satt sAtei ..sa
tNo s@eAli sets ia. sc o eat II tNkeli as...
AH.ls ~. ~ AeafeeSt as
EfaA SARA Ae~ houss 81 hssNe-ass., s,.aa.
Nssse VIII - AufalSH4a&S narntture ABa
- teAhe ~sss - he.1s4 .@lsa.ssi nvs- la4uifs
~ ift5nl>ss. q aa~essf. $50
4, II h,siae. sep pasiae Heut Apa 49, : lot
~ Apusv aua ISIS ga eNF lsss.Siae 81 er
htsAtb N4fl iiiSt tt@f siil U.sualy ia ss.tal tl .
Ht-sf sr.tsfA auit ttfhiS e@ss iaS asclits Ar4cl
tAfr5'i, ne~ hpNsFiEaA hglleiAE
x9So HEAe claics lsl "a ssrers 81 iias.
sss4the~si a@Aae soag aeglas. D4sis
! sosi. s. MsAfeo 81. Fls
SEE eur iisl ST Aat residence property l,egore
- is4Sing aas location. DAVIS lost. - Aler-
rss 81. l.s
<litiul HkASoAAhLE tera,s buss Dew
NAN"Ns he4se ~ slA rO0las iarfc iat Datis
3 esf. s. Nauroe-st Us
/ iNtHlA F~fk ieis CHEAP terms g. sull ia
- sis tsst. y Monroe ~ a6
Is Ah0AlA 4 taken At once. nlo nssaora
- huusr large lul S1.ussls reasonable terms
t'afia aost,a- Aourot ST IFS
tVN sALL- nanr isli fo ieaa the real estate
Aiusey. l5
4 noNE aid a soea Investment -H0s 4 lot
OF a hrust aNa int oii aur tiktsloB slTeoI
OF tiGhii = tIa Ilat cheapest alla lsesi la l4a
mafAut taa eaf.y aud ssseuft cuuicr. lat-
nel a tarfuil. Aro housemau halialnE
toh SALE AZ . barEaiu. house sua lot ah
tht hlii, ia desirable iucsifY Inquire al
- ia.l Bridge 81. ~ ~ ApCA6I.c-si lla.
mediate possession given. lAl
tevh SALT tAN SELl AuU ON 0F MY
cishi hrw houses. soon fuaay tor eleapa-
ti"t- "i fafl, Alid COLLEGE aNrHlrs. iaf less ilau
Auu could huy the at aud Niiia saeh "a f. ..,a
THESE houses arr provided ~lth hrlca sci iuf
.otrH eaa. BATHROOMS. water closets iaK hIafIts
MOI an'i eotd walter, slaitraltlts uus sel satef.
hehtrts, ~fates, tllr NrarEAs. eIagtriC beds
car fca oaS ffout do0ff. iail depth cellar. uHaer
cDtitt hF"sf. aua eoupietr system az Srwrragt
'ott mouse has eleven rooms besides closets
s'ti ttir main fovins Opening tsertiTf Nltl sla-
ihE doors Notn % houses viii be alike bni wla
amer in ielntlne. gables, porch trimming, csc.
! Niil sei thcn Tor cash eF Ca time at iFoH.
tfiNH tn sftti each according Ia location a. Iuf
come aild Ser inc, fore 8eous 60 D. Afternoons
- 3 ,nas ~ Tufts. fufis Enclahau laN
ONCE Leasafd BLOCK, fearl .sf- entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
LOST

| OSI-Last evening. near corner OF South
IA DIVISION and Monroe SIS. about s.aD. AN
open-iace gold watca. silver ring. suitable
reward VIII be paid 10y returning 10 - south
DNlslon-st 10
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.

4 GREAT BARGAIN acre farm. frame
house good orchard 100 acres improved f.
Z miles trosa BALDWIN for sale cheap. Enquire
laggaTi. oieott u 6auaon 81 vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
WANTED TO BUY.

NANIED-To buy "A second hand bakers
" wagon and q good horSe. together or
each separate. Address II. NJ. care OF Letter
Carrier 80. l5. city. I6
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
BUSINESS cAARCEs.
ron SALE KIsCELLlHE0Us.

PUSINEss openings. Davis Jost. 50 Mon
- roe 81 ms
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
WANTED B0ARDERs.
MONEY TO LOAN.

tIANTED-Eo3rfe fu-n shed or unfur
W niShed room. Gith board. yeiy desirable
location. IA NoitI Divlsion-St. l56
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

COTTAGE AT Ottawa Beach for rent Eight
= rooms. two in a suite. .or viii reni,the whole
cottage 10 responsible party. furnished or AN
furnished. The same is In the rear oi the
hotel. For terms apply 10 or address A. i.
Cole. 2lg Ransom ST.. city. j.,
tpit EiNt->mail house near central part
ol city. suitable for small laundry, tailor
shop, or other business not requiring lar.e
rooms, or for residence Address H. NJ H.
box !. Telegram Herald ONCE. 6l5ti
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

4 uNNh aliu seeu lnAtsi iarat hUs q iur
OF htuet aNa lnt 0H car iliAis4oH SiI-pI
"l ii&hli tla llati cheapest al4a itai lH lla
mafhtt tat safiy ana seruff cuuic- lat-
nel taIfuil. Ara huuseIuau hHlialnt
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
FOR RENT ROOMS.


tUR KENT-A few more choice suites OF
rooms ia the Hermitage. suitable iof light
housekeeping. > l.. ANA Ph. G. Fuller. ii last
Bridge st. ls0
L'OR RENT-Three furnished rooms. Inquire
at room H.. Il PeaIi-ss. Io
SJnun. LARGE tenement. rents FOR ESQ per
P-Vpp, months good inSs stmcnt. Das :
< Jost. y Monroe 81. Is5
L0R kENT-A large front room. with board.
90 BostwlCk-st. i16
E'OK REM Furnished rooms on the first
floor ior light housekeeping cheap rent.
~ EarllettSls opposite South DIVISION ~
school. 10
EOR RENTING large. pleasant rooms, fur
nlshed or unlurnsAcd, u rent On reas LII
bic terms; convenient 10 business portion oi
the city. References given ana required. Ad
dress =. care Telegram Herald Office. lfs
EOR KEAT-A pleasant furnished room al
lo. tresccni-afe. Es
no REN1-Fu Furnished rooms. with OF Wlihoar
board location nnc: one block from street
ear o1l south Division 81. ~
L'Ok RENT-Rooms. sinsly and en SUITE iur-
nishcd or unfinished. at PARK Place
Ars. 4. l.. smith.
EOR RENT-Laf7,e elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crescent ave. and Canal 81. with
gas, newly furnished aHd rcntted. Everything
strictly FIRST class Entrance. Ircscentase.,
also. - Canal-st Enquire at Room u. solv
4 NICELN furnished front room 10 rent.
a Enquire al Room u. IS peari-si. -
.{Ok RENI-furniSheG rooms. steam heated
Ing. Apply ~ Room lU3. NcW HOuSeman block.
Elevator from a IN 10 II = ~. Dec. 1871
FOR RENT HOUSES.
COTTAGE at OTTAWA Beach Tor rent. Eight
- rooms. two in a suite or " an renf.fhe whole
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

-AATED-aiu Ter general houseNork /,
family ~ lso. Apply today al IL sogth
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

EOK SAl.E-A good saddle and family horse;
VIII sell cheap # taken az once. and !,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13

in store. Then came lovely piano
solo, kruger's La Harpe Eolienne,"
given by Miss Bertha Willett, with
true musical feeling, Then Rossini's
vocal solo, Una Nocc POGO IA, was ex-
quistely and artisticllly sung by Miss
Emma Jones, the fame OF whose pure So
prano voice has gone abroad. She was
most enthusiastically cncored, aud in re-
Spouse there o sang with great success the
ballad from rho Littlo Tycoon Love
Some Day Must Come to AL" The next
and one of tho best on the program Though
it is difficult to select any one rs the best
when all were good was grand
duo, 'Sua Ia Norma" by Thai
berg, by two Of the most prom
ising among the young musicians of
our city, Misses Nellie and Bertha Willctt
1t was enthusiastically approved. Then
came Rats Polka dc Ia RENE, brilliantly
produced by Miss Louise Buchanan.
Next followed Nordl'S song, "llornani,
Rescue Me-" given 10y Mrs. Henry Berry.
There was a touch OF genuine earncstness
in the manner in which the whole
of the large audience greeted the beautiful
singer ass she poured forth the rich melody.
In response TO unanimous encore she
sang, by request, "Ghc Last Rose of Sum
mer." Then came concert galop by
Ran, by Miss Minnie Gooioc, whose OK
ecutons and touch, so surprising in ono
OF her youth, proved what genuine talent
and hard work in pupil, combined with
attentive and thorough teaching, could
produce. Then followed brilliant and
most difficult valse in A-ilat by Mosz.
kowski, admirably rendered by Miss
NnlIln N1llntt 1han IN Iha
OF the crowded audience, came the
last piece Of the evening, the closing quar-
tcttc, "Ruy Bias, by Mcndclssohn, by the
four young musicians who opened tho ~.
ciial. This is rs beautifully done rs tho
opening. This closed the program, which,
IN its selection and arrangement, showed
the taste and skill OF the teacher, and in
its rendering gave evidence of patience aud
careful concert training on her part and
honest, painstaking work on that OF the
pupil. An efficient aid TO the effect of tho
evening was Mr. Leo kremcr, who acted as
musical manager and stage director.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13
Miss Niaudc JcigrIcs.

Miss Maude Jeilricshas cancelled her en-.
gagemcnt with Miss Ellsler, which was 10
have commenced tomorrow. Miss Jeilrics
adopted this course because OF her objcc-
ton to the roll assigned her in "Woman
against Woman" part entirely out Of her
line.
Duringn recent visit 10 her native place,
Helena, Miss Jcllrics received quite an
ovation ~ will be gathered from the follow
ing notice in the Helena World:
AS 10 Miss Maude Jcilfcs, We can only
say that she is charming and talented
young lady, who at no distant day will
take her place among the fiist dramatic
stars of our stage. Miss JciIricss two
songs were well rendered and were highly
appreciated, especially the spider aud
the Fly" She had more opportunity to
throw expression, effect, etc, in this song
than In the ''Swanec River" aud she
utilized II 10 its fullest extent The many
friends Of this young lady who were pres
ent have every reason To congratulate
their iavOrtc upon the unqualified sue
cess that attended all OF her efforts last
night and she may be assured that she
will mover have any difficulty in securing
a full house h0rc IN any entertainment IN
which she chooses TO appear"