davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

4 handsome complexion Is one OF the
greatest charms woman can possess.
POzLoni's Complexion Powder gives il.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

Lo0se's Red Clover Pile Remedy. j.
a positive specific Tor all forms ot the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, IL
cessted, and Prouudng Pilos-Price
50c. For sale hy White 4 Wbte drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

Whea. New. -sc bQshel
laTa-as-sec 2 ta,htI.
N4ls-NtH s1E-a > tlshcL
1arl Meas 4.Jl y ten-
Ayt-.slc e bushe..
bArey-Si 9Aal ~ buShel.
Gru4nd iefd-s 80 3 l1.ou e ton.
bran -SizUQ p tou.
AiddnuEs-sls.0N r Gon
four-Llily Waite. t-.S0825o, Patent SIS
& hundred.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

This remedy Is on sale by all drug
gists in this city and at Stekotee's Dug
stores, 50 Monroe-st. and 81 West Leo
nard-st. where you can always find a
full line Stekctee's Family Medicine
fresh from Steketee's Laboratory. Send
by mail to any address at soc per bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
LUCKY BOSTON AUTHORS
How Looking Backward" and
s.Ehcu Shalt Not Are Selling

4n1s ~ s. NEter as L@ltsE BeoA-
AAsasE g. = as-slaa -Doss Nossi
aas fa5- U4th Adsiee -
atRlzsEts ~ LttsEaHs Aa.s
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

JobESts EEttee.
Apples-S - z barrel
BraIs-sI.l3s -.an y buSneL.
lggs--la ~ y dozen.
bultrr--.ts--c = pound.
lol1I0rS-5or p bLsuel
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06


"Drs- 8. Tay q write novels7-
II fs be said that his income. the
first year 4 his attempt in that direction,
excecoai tie salary Of a United States
cabinet ofloer and egualed the combined
amounts paid By the state of Msssachu-
sets 90 its governor and council In
other words, it amounts 70 about 900
year for the first year He vii put his
money % good uses. too. He is recsiv-
in- proposals. from prominent publishers
almost daily. while requests for his an
toErsph are sent from sli over the coun-
try. The best of the whole matter, TOO,
IS that his head i nos at al turned By
he sudden elevation from comparative
poverty as newspa PER man 20 sftiuenoe.
Wore widely known than he, because
his personality has been lsss corceaied-
is The author - TIE other ard greatest
Euccesa q tho year. Edwar3 beilsmT,
whose novel Looking Backward -
nov 81 the one hundred ard seventy -afth
tipousand Ii viu have reached and
passed 80 tvo hundred thousand s.nit
before lhe end q re y~sr u = Dow
Ealing - the rate = 500 copses = day
~ ? co copies = week The sathor's
F8raluss "a laess sfe si shs ,ssuai rass -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-08
Tn ats How IL Is.

There is boom in lands, but not
what there will be, and strange to say
that what are known as "dry sectionsn
are moving rapidly in most unPre-
cedented way. Yet not 50 strange
after all because experience teaches
all that as much water lays below the
surface as on it, and science tells US
that it only needs labor and expense
to secure a good supply of fine subter-
ranean water. Thus wise people are
buying the cheap "unWatered" sec
tions aud by the aid of the F. F. Col
Inns Manufacturing Co., of Houston
street, San Antonio, are securing all
the water that IS needed upon their
lands for farming and ranch purposes.
Thus they secure land cheaper and
what is more an uneEaustibie supply
of water that runs freely while even
the "Watereu' sections are suffering
from drought Iaa.s like those carry
their OVID cuwluoUr anil rive 70 vaiua-
BILE pyInt"~ To- G. .-- w.1aro benefited
by the wise acton Indicted by them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-08
A COLLEGE Prank.

Officer Massey this morning saw a
man on Commerce street wearing a
false beard. He arrested him, took
off the beard, and marched him off to
the bat cave. The young man was IN
company with young Mr.. Adams, and
when he arrived before Captain Shar-
dein, he gave his name, said he was
young lawyer from the north, and
that he had just bought the beard
and put it on for the fun of the thing.
He had no intention Of doing wrong or
violating any ordinance that might
exist on the books of the city of San
Antonio, and was sorry. His friend,
Major Adams son, vOuched for his in
tegrity, and the marshal allowed him
to depart
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-08
ghe Daily eight.
TUESDAY. JANUARY. s, 1889
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Phil Sulzbacher is in the city.
Mrs. l.. F. Roberts, of Beeville, is
at the st. Leonard.
Mrs. G. r. Lacey, of Hudson, is at
the Southern.
Sheriff r. r. Creech, of Floresville,
is at the st. Leonard.
DIR. J. d. Burrows, of Union, Texas,
is at the st. Leonard.
joan F. Lang, of Dallas, is at the
Maverick.
w. II. George and wife, of st.
Mary's, Texas, are at the Mahncke.
Mrs. T. d. Wood aud family, Of Vic
toria, are ut the Mahncke.
Mrs. DR.. Shropshire, who has been
visiting relatives in La Grange, is eX-
pected to return tonight.
Ex-Gov. Stockdale, of Cuero, is at
Menger.
Sam Allen, a prominent citizen of
Houston, Texas, is at the Menger.
Mr.. Alfred Haueisen has returned
from Del Rio, and will remain in San
Antonio with his mother.
DR.. Carothers leaves for the City of
Mexico tomorrow and will be absent
for some time.
Mr.. w. c. Kroeger, brother of Officer
Kroeger, rejoices in the fact that he is
the father of twins.
Mr.. w. M. Hall, well known rail-
way man of the Southern Pacific rail-
way, was in from the west today.
Mr.. Taylor Stephenson has returned
from Orange, California, and is in the
city visiting his brother, Bone.
The mother and sister of Judge Ad-
vocate Capt. J. g. Balance, are in
the city. paying tho captain . visit at
the post.
Mr.. VIM. J. Locke, who has been
interviewing northern pillow manufac-
tuners, has returned home.
Judge Howard, editor of the Cotulla
Times, is in the city on business, and
paid the LIGHT pleasant call.
Ex-Gov. Rector, who has been visit
ing Mr.. McGehee Williams and wife
for several weeks past, is now very
ill.
Messrs. J..K. Dunbar A. J. Ruther-
ford, and Fl. M. Finch, of Austin, are
registered at the Menger.
Mr.. A. 3. Boal returns to England
tomorrow and will be found by all
inquiring friends in Leeds, Yorkshire,
England.
Mrs. J. P. Crane, the charming
wife of the business manager of the,
Grand opera house, is in the city
from Anstin, on visit to her hus-
band. They are at the Maverick.
Miss Lucille Merriweather, of Go
lilac, arrived in the city yesterday
and left this morning for the north on
a visit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-08
FARMERS DRUG STORE.

No. 3l8 East Commerce Street.
It's no trouble to show goods for we want To-
please you. Prescriptions, as usual, com
rates.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-08
To Young and Middle Aged Men.
ASURE CURE.

The awful effect of early vice. which brings
organic weakness, destroying both mind and
body with ite dire full ills,
Permanently Cured
PXlpitstlOu of the heart, timidity, trembling.
nervous discharges. so much to be feared.
ugly imaginings. dislike to nocial life and
brooding melancholy. MARRIED MEN, or
those entering OIL the happy life, aware Of
physical debility, excitabiity Of the nerves
rVanic diminutIon, or other irregularities
quickly assisted. NO MINERALS USED :
Young people losing their health and spend
ing time with those unskilled and unqualified
causing fatal disorders to the head, throat
nose, liver and lungs, stomach and bowels
speedily cured. Let not false modesty deter
you from calling at once on
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-08
Western Wood Ward.

We are now prepared to furnish
cord wood, or wood cut and split for
fireplace or stoves, from our yard on
Morales street, between the tracks of
the /. & G. n. and S A. p. railroads,
Call and see us at the yard, or ring up
telephone No. 4S7.
1-8-3m FRANK NEWTON q Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-08
DR.. WASSeRZUG,

Consulting rooms. 245 W. Commerce street.
Office hours from a. IN to 9p.m.
All Private Matters Cured! Prompt attention
is given to all correspondence. State symD-
toms and medicine will be sent c. o. ID. every
where. DIR. WasserluP is a regular grad ate
of p years practice. diploma in OlIco on all
Sc yual, nervous, and chronic diseases
Four years residence i'm Dallas
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-08
Vote of Thanks.

Alamo Fire Company No. ?, at their
last regular meeting. unanimously
adopted a vote of thanks to Mr..
Scruggs, manager of the Singer Sew
ing Machine company, for the hand
some hat bands presented the men,
bers.
WIN, HOEFLING, SR., Foreman.
CHAs. WEsENBFRG, Sec'y.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-08
Orphans Thanks.

The directors of the Protestant
Home for Destitute Children return
thanks for the following donations
Miss Baer, cakes and candy; Mrs
Hord, 81 so; Mrs. Gish and others, a
carpet; Mrs. Deweese, groceries;
Schucnard and Bowling & Flood ,medi-
cine.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-08

Mrs Sarah b. Smith has brought
suit in the district court against r. l..
Graves and others, for debt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-08

FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY.

It's an astonishing fact that II. A. BLAIR
sold out his fine doors last year on small
pront and quick return sale system. He has
tract. some handsome plush cases, manicure
sets, 2entlemens' smoking cases, trimmed
bottles in hand painted plush and satin, a
LaTEe assortment of combs, brushes, fancy
soaps, (trusses specialty), which he will sell
in the same way. Take good advice, whether
you are old or young, rich ~ poor tall or short.
STOUT or thin, pale, black, red or white and cali
early at " ~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-08

Frank Trumbles, drunk and down,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-08

The COlored Independent ciuL
held d very satisfactory Meeting last
night i'm lIuench's hall. 1t will do
some good work at the polls.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-08
Recorders Court.

There were only three cases before
the recorder this morning, and he adj
Indicated as follows:
julius Puehler, disorderly, S..
John Holahahn, drunk and down,
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

U4fssx - fzos s2s ssa<e1cy ~ SeT a2ys
= - esnsoltezss. sa2 II we gr20tS4
Hs1zs Bxts 20 kre<s2s. ss ssS-a4 -
sotng 4galnss ths crif1 81 t1s VINES
Ea4 sAs destiny ~ Ess.sns l snd tke
nzs1 csrs " ~ SeseEnEent are still
If tie cpl1lsn tksS z1.o2 ~fss k1s lsz4
~@s rs rlshE 4za uLe pz0Rs< ss.ecs for
Ireland - sssk. Besides there =
40 HeEs 1 k1ls' as present deeates
ION. exeeps "a ths Vsg0ess sG1 nest
fantastic fsrm- feel assured that The
Uaionlsts an1 Conservatives alike IA
al parts es tbs kingaou sre inspired
above every earthly 0elees wstA The de-
sire o. Dlzlnta1R TIE empire Ia ~ IN
tegrity and greatness. In conclusion
Ulll 0nly say thzt u tasfe we're any
sections of the Irish peAsAnsry ~ho BE-
lisFed that their Interests LAY rather ia
cefylDg the i4S tazH IA obeylng Il, nat
opinioa. owing 20 the efforts % Her
Majesty GcEernmenE. Is rapidly dis2P-
pearing
This ended the interview. and |
parted With Lord Salisbury. not more
impressed by his strong personality and
intellectual capacity, than by his court
eoUs manners.
The M2rq ais IS we'll provided With
from besides bis London abode, Hatfield
House, rne Ellz45etbisn structure. Is
however the family residence and home.
The other residences, Chitdwsll Hall,
lancashire; CEAnb0Ene Manor, Sails
bury; and Chalet Cecil, Puys, France,
are only occasionally oee pied
dined recently with Sir Charles Tnp-
per, Bart, az g. Stephens Club, the
principal Conservative club IN London.
and had the satisfaction OF hearing him
express his views on the question Of the
fishery dlficalties existing between the
governments OF the United States and
Great Britain. Sir Charles, second only
70 Sir John A Macdonald ia Canadian
politics. has represented the Canadian
Government IN London since the death.
about TWO years ago. of the pr eding
Commissioners, Sir Hugh Rose.
Sir Charles stated that the res toration
OF the modus yivendi, comforting certain
privileges which could not be claimed
under existing treaties, upon American
fishermen. was not owing 70 any change
Of attitude on the part OF the Govern
ment Of the United States, but was
solely a concession in view OF any action
on the part OF President Harrison's ad-
ministration. Any re-opening Of the
question must, Sir Charles said, come
from the Government of the United
States, as the Government Of Great
Britain and Canada had done all CON
sistent with national respect 10 secure
an amicable settlement OF the outstand-
ing difficulty. ] remarked that probably
the opposition OF the United States 20
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

Opaque amber figures prominently In
hair-pin decorations
Frosted gold circular cuff buttons,
with diamond centres, are seen again.
Oxidized silver rose jars, gotten up
10 simulate the antique, are much af-
fected.
Long, narrow coral beads, held by
tiny links, form a misses bracelet OF
rscsnt date.
A cluster Of small diamonds in a
sapphire triangle, is rich and artistic
ring setting.
A favorite side-comb ornamentation
consists OF small gold losps, each en-
closing a diamond.
Newly devised silver garter clasps
represent tiny pierced frames holding
oblong turquoises-
As quaint conceit as is imaginable
fully az a buckle.
Twisted silver wire tops, fashioned
into small diamonds, are noticed on
tortise she'll side combs.
Gents silver rings, with sunk settings,
principally emeralds, are again formid-
able aspirsnts for favor.
Pretty. as brooch. is an owl Of green
gold with emerald eyes, perched upon a
bough Of twisted gold wire.
A striking instance Of the novelties
daily issuing in scsrfpins is one in the
shape of a section of tumbie-down
fence.
A notable addition % queen charms
is diminutive Indian club. ornamented
on the handle with ribbon Of garness.
Just turned ont Of factory s queen
chain pendant, - a crowd OF small gold
balls. interspersed with garnets and
pearls.
Ci-clets % flgi-ee gold within = circle
Of like mental. raised diamond oocu-
p7ing tho centre, compose late fancy
in b-00c hes.
handsome specimen crnmb-trav.
nov selling quite extensively. is Of tho
basket pattern. delicateiy traced in
flower designs
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY.
eEAND RAPIDS. TUESDAY. sEPTEllsER
AKNER AND rnE PRESS.

Commander Warner evidently made
a sosiogs mistake IN his treatment OF
the press At Milwaukee. An Official
stenographer was appointed AT the he
ginning or the encampment and the
reporters were assured that he would
give them al the information which
could properiybe published. THIS the
reporter failed % DO after the first day,
and an appeal 10 Commander Warner
was Of no avail. After that, those pa
pers which had representatives
belonging TO the Grand Army were
able 70 give full reports of the
meetings, while the Milwaukee S.ntiael,
tho Chicago Tritaas and other papers
whose representatives were not mem
bers Of the order had % get their news
secondhand As best they could. Act
ing on the principle that anything Is
fair IN war, A S~,tin>i man slipped in
surTeptitgously and was getting along
swimmingly when he was discovered
Then there was q c0mmotiOn and he
was summarily bounced, amid shouts
Of Throw him out Of the window, >"
''Ki!l him." etc. His notes were
taken from him and an aid
WAS sent 70 the Ssntia>l Office
10 demand that the proceedings
of the encampmcnt during the time
the reporter vas present be not pub
lished. The aid was asked why the
proceedings Of the night before, when
cen. Aiger was elected cOmmander-in-
chief, had not been given the press.
He replied that II wss not intended
that this fact should be published til
the next afternoon. Such ideas Of
journalism created derisive laugh and
the AID started out, followed by a num-
Der Of reporters. The bold warrior was
alarmed. and went straight 10 the
police station and demanded protec-
ton. The Inspector. however, told him
he thought the reporters were not a
very dangerous set, and refused to
send an officer with him.
me SeRtiRet served Wit OF replevln
on Warner and MS aid to recover the
notebook, but the Commander said the
aid had the book and ne was gone out
on the lake. The note book was there
fore, not recovered IN time 70 be Of any
use.
Nc one would have found fault IL the
original promise 60 the press had been
fulfilled, bat the discrimination which
resulted from a failure 70 DO 50 vas IN
just and reflects very unfavorably upon
the past commander.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03


Wk have several heases fsr s@lx - frau tlalV
NFsAf1s. - 0eEk..lS pAy lletl - ass
ktsscfts - e1fAAAks. noney y ie&l e.4
hsases = re1l sses ferisA. ehass ols Ne
s-s4A. hS1k.
f>ok sALE- Party .bsat - leave clty e4ass
- ~ tsrnltere AL reel1s luo4l.s usel
< - oe. sSttt plNlsssE, hpsa As0roe-
Aes heuss fos sais At sleas - down b2isnes
sAsAalls K4s4eats aE Alli. cits ~ster. Sire.
s@ss ste- t0sie htas., ster Ale~ee. ~
ONAf a residence ists .eft ~ eaf lnsisioa-
-. t-st. "a 81 oace a ss- ~ANt ehe i'est
s-s -ts ssAssetrst II tns eltt bee ser NeAi siae
A.Iroii- q aHd SS lee hsasezasn blsek
k'oh nALk-0n aloatAis psy4aenGS sooa slA-
lss.A Aeeses ~ sA8-six ~ sAs haDofea
as as saif's .nfte io<t an gsnsist.. ne4r cnelf
nsr f1lseE-st sae csllsse~se 2alf
kNh a lef.s las eAis i've - thsss q.
esAAt f'afis aha Collusesse places lett
hr cAh SCI YEA better plAse ier sssf tlsa
See e-h SCI eissNhen ior soeA Nhsf
eus-qazrief "a and s1ils to ss1 81 he saas
ratc- bfiNA ietnsrfe, nAutols, hot water ia
al n-eesis = lsetis' Snsnts- t4sh, tine 81
I1unttiiy layihc-it>- LuE be Too lsle i ais
4 Z buchanan > l~w ofsioe Led YARD nlosk ~
1'hkkk beautiful iots In southeast pATt ~
city. also "a acres ef nne maple lane IL
Nheoes fsn esohss' ". sel- q eaoi-sngs soT
once NladicsUp building : IL u 80 40 Il
10 = Df. " u. kess. 81
AIARaI AMOUNT OF kEAI ESTATE
y Tor sale. Mast 4na vii b. sold
haze "a lots fel sale % alickt addition
corner ot 4ifIh SLl Al adl>eN aRes, iuts sI bk
40 frei 70 "a alley prices frpiN - 40 s1ao
- los on Nad soA-Afe. AA0 How ara 81 GA
ffatCA NHd Hcgdels addition prices rAlae
from a. fa sol9 The fAost u these iots are
very desirable. quite oentfAllg located. neat
schroi hoase aud street cAfs the aG5ac eat
property Is hflas rapidly ouill Up.
Lot No. q IaElcr's aaaitioA. Prescott -
fourth iot We.i 90 south Division ~. ~ BY lh-
r. House. taru kno lOi Nc. 81 tSrrrson afr
House. n2FM aHt iwO lots on corner ~
East aud lAomss-sis
) hO-~es and lots on Comsforks plat iew
price ~ ots on Leonard Co.'S addition,
prices fram sAn p.ano various other lots aA a
hg uses And lots not described
All Wiil he Soic very cheap. q tie perfect time
aud terms uAte % suit no expense Tor
sh 1wlne pTope ~. Also cash 20 loaN OF fssI
estate security GA favorable tr was. taN al
No. :, New nouSemAn building. ol Henry
fraiick -l-fi
W. have Just had lwo good lots placed
our hands by young any about 80 leave
the city; s1e j. willing o. sril lor ie,s lAal
cost one year ago, easy Terms Iutlc Hfuin.
ers. over Arcade lsff
E0R fALE-i.of dirf cheap must be sold st
once- Good chance Tor speculation. ~ ga
get cheap place for home. Southeast part o'
lily. Price sie4 Address ii. NOD, Ielc1 an.
Herald. leSff
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

the provisions OF the last treaty, which
was so near being accepted. was perhaps
more owing TO the facts ci it. being pro-
noted by a Democratic administration,
than TO any defect it contained; and
that probably the present Republican
administration would finally agree to a
treaty which might be just as favorable
70 Canada as the one that had been re-
jected.
In reply he remarked that there was
something in that view of the case; and
concludes by saying that, every diff
Guilty would probably find a peaceful
solution finally, but that Canada's pres
ent policy was simply to wait patiently
and allow the Government of the United
States TO take the initiative.
NFTI, MACDONALD.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
FOR REkr-R0OkS.


FOR RENT-A suite OF rooms and q convcu-
tent hrn shed han. second and third floors.
situated Ia brick block. l4 West fuiton-si.
Inq.irc al l5s ". Fulton-st ~
10 kENI-Tnree suites of rooms for light
l. housekeeping. Inquire al s. Monroe-st.
!. lmmen. 81
FOR kEST-A small furnished room: lsdy
preferred. Apply 80 lbe Monroe-st. ~
EOR RENT-Desirable rooms. furnished or
Il mflirniShcd; single or en suite; location
central and pleasant. 7s Lagraye-st.
no RENT-furnished rooms. steam heated.
ar the Girnhavcn. No. II South Division
ST.. clean. light and well furnished. Inquire At
room No. !. 2sl
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. %
Crescentaye II
EOR RENT-Rooms. slngly and EN- suIIe, fur
Iished or unfurnished. at Park Place.
Mrs. A. J.. Smith.
POR RENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crescent-zve. and Csnal-st.. with
gas. newly furnished and rehtted. Everything
strictly hrst-c!ass. Entrance, CrcScentaye.
also. - Canal st. Enquire at koom a. 6ly
LOK RENT-Fgrnished rooms. steam heated
and furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Apply at Room l0S, New Housemsn block.
Elevator from ~ TO III y ~. Dec. loti
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
- WLNTHp-Y YRNALE.


WANTED want four ladies who are brisai
and lnttlIgenti two 10 solicit IA city and
40 on 81 Ioadi must have some moaeA
lueAcepl .Onai references and good wardrobe
J have tie money to. srd viii pay the right
parties IRON So L. 80 per month. Cal on l..
l.. " iiccA, II ald IS Hermitage Duilclng. city
WASTtD = I Waut four ladies who a.,
" bf ght AID Intelligent t~O To solicit IN
city aHd Two on the road must have some
money good wardrobe have The money
TO- ald ~ill pay The right parties from so O.
~ per month call on l.. /. Wilcox. II and n
hfrmitage tuldins city. ~
ANTED-corpeteat girl FOR general house
" work. al ~ Madison-Sve. 1it
WAh TED-A good girl Tor general house-
" work. Mia W. Wykes. zlI South Lafay
etie-Si. 80
WANTED A woman TO take care OF i6
W months baby. ana do lignt th0asrwOfk.
Alpiae Avenue loh house- 4st
WANrED-l,ir ior general housework 40
W washing or ironing. Apply at once az
so WealIhy-aVe. Z4ti
WANTED-Lad 70 make agents sample
W fancy WORK al their homes viii teach
you how SIS per week easily made. Call az 5.
Monroe ST. room d "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
FOR lighthouses.

TOR RENT-As am about 10 move into an
Il other house. will rent my present home.
No. 20 Barcay-st, furnished or unfinished
fifteen rooms-nine being sleeping rooms
bath room. furnace. hot and cold water. elec-
tric bells. mautcls and al modern improve
meats; only two blocks from the park. Charles
W. Tufts. Tufts a Buchanan's law otnce. Led
yard block. 80
T'O RENT-A seven-room house. In the rear
u Of - Barclayst., sl4 per month; cistern
ana CITY water ia the house. Inquire OF =. :.
Proyn.
TOR RENT-House. No. q Bostwick-sf. very
IL desirable location; third house from Fui-
ton Street Park; SIS per month. Inquire Frank
A. Warner, a5 Csnal-st,. with J. ii. Martin. A7
HOUSE To RENT-New. rooms. on graded
IL street. at Sl2. Inquire at l61 Thomas-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
EGEETs-WAKTED.

GTS TO $50 month can be made working
t'o for Us Agents preferred who can fur
nlsh horse AND give Their whole TINE % TIE
business. Spare moments may be prof tabiy
employed also. A few vacancies IN towns and
cities 3. r. johnson 4 CO.. l9. Main St.
Richmond. Va y. B.-Plcase state &xe and
INK stamps Tor reply. D. f. J. A Co. Oct IL
A GENTS should write Tor illustrated circular
Il terms aud TWO weeks free trial of u sSouu
Washer. Washes dirt3rst clothes clean BY hot
steam without rubbing: easily sold profitable
J. Worth. -. Louis. No. -
WANTED Few good energetic agents.
w ladies preferred. 20 sell "Ntchies tni-
versal Silver Polish" TX IL not q silver
soap" paste" or powder" but chemically
pure LIQUID silver polish. IL is a favori,s with
people who have silver ware and a good seller
For terms ana particulars address q. =.
Ritchle, jeweler aud manufacturer. Hopkins
Station. Mict. 4Ju