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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01

All competent authorities, prominent
among them being +. +. Roberts, NJ.
d., professor of chemical medicine at
University college hospital, London. En-
gland, says "Bright's disease has no
marked symptoms Of its own, but takes the
symptoms Of other (so-calledl diseases" If
you have headache, tickle appetite, failure of
eyesight, tube casts in urine, gradual loss of
flesh and dropsical swelling, extreme wakeful-
ness, distressing nervousness, do not neglect
such symptoms. or you viii eventually have
Brghts disease, or some other effect of nervous
kidney disease. Take Warmers Safe Cure, the
only recognized specific for this disease.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
Time waits For No Man.
TScranton Truth

For shame, William, to come to your wife
so late. Last night it was L. and now il is
actually O'Clock in the morning"
swell, my darling, don't be angry. Suppos-
ing had come early, it would have been >
o'clock now Just the same"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
wanamaker the Prohibitionis,.
nonisrIlle Courier-Iournal.l

LOUISVILLE CONFECTIONERY
1t is Mr.. Wanamaker's intention to keep a
bucket of lemonade in all the pOstoffices in or
der to do away, so far as possible, with the inc
briating and demoralizing custom OF rushing
the prOwleT"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
burlington Free Press |

lbuIhuBbo Hioc AAe1s
Belle-"Don't look like perfect fright in
my new sack, thought?
Clara (absent-mindedly)-
Bella-"You mean thingl III never speak
o you again as long as live"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01

DIR. Henley's True Invigorator.
Digestion of food facilitated by taking DIR.
Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron. 1t gives tone
to the stomach, and aids nature. Price, 81.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01

What you need is a medicine which is pure,
efficient, reliable. Such is Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. 1t possesses peculiar curative powers.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
NOTICE OF APPoINrMENr.

Notice IS hereby given that the undersigned has
duly qualified administrator Of the estate Of Caro-
line GrOf. late OF Marion county Indiana, deceased
Said estate is supposed TO be solvent
WILLIAM HID, Executor.
Healing Hugg. Attorneys. i7-St
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duly qualified administrator OF the estate OF John
SNYDER late Of Marion county. Indiana, deceased
said estate is supposed 10 he solvent
4-3t CELIA shy DER, Administrative
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
ONE OF THE FOX SISTERS.

indianapolis, April p.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-02-13

the saloon, and that its abolition had
not only promoted the general prosper
ity, but also enormously diminished
crime, as proved by the facts that, not
outstanding steady increase in popu-
lation, the number of criminals in the
penitentiary is steadily decreasin 4;
that many of the jails are empty and
the rest show marked falling off in
the number of prisoners; that the bust
ness of police courts in the larger cities
has dwindled to one-fourth its former
proportions, while in cities of the Sec
ond and third class the occupation of
police authorities is practically gone,
and that the dockets of the higher
courts are no LONGER burdened with long
lists of criminal cases, not single such
case being on the docket in the capital
district, containing a population of
nearly $4,000, when the recent term be-
gan. The governor held that these
facts had reconciled those who doubted
the success and silenced those who OPP
posed the policy of prohibiting the
liquor traffic, and his view is shared by
Judge Johnson of the supreme court,
who, in his recent annual address as
president of the state bar association,
declared that prohibition may be said
20 be as much a part of our political
system as the right of trial by jury or
the freedom of speech, "-NeC York
Evening Post
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-02-13

The blood is the source of health there
fore, TO keep well, purify the blood by taxi
ing Hoods Sarsaparilla This medicine is
peculiarly designed to act upon the blood
and, through that, upon all the organs and
tissues of the body. 1t has a specific action,
also, upon the secretons and excretons,
and assists nature to expel from the system
scrofula, humors, impure particles and efiete
matter through the lungs, liver, bowels,
kidneys and skin. 1t effectually aids weak,
impaired ana debilitated organs. A trial
will convince you that il does possess Pc
culiar curative powers.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-02-13

THE president has removed A. p Edger-
ton from the Office of civil service commits
sioner and sent the name OF II. S. Thomp-
son of South Carolina to the senate as his
successor, Mr.. Edgerton thus describes his
interview with the president at the time his
resignation was demanded: 81 am not the
person to retire under fire, and as there had
been some minor points of difference be-
tween the president and myself in times
past, | asked 10 he informed of the reas ons
why my resignation was demanded The
president hemmed and hawed great deal
at first but finally blurted out 1 want
your resignation because want to give the
place to Hugh s. Thompson, the first assist
ant secretary of the treasury Is this the
only reason?' | asked. The only one the
president replied. Then, said !, l shall
refuse to resign, Mr.. President. | shall
remove you, then, retorted the president.
Do as you please, said /. Remove me if
you see fit, but remember that | shall not
lend hand in this dirty business And
then | said 'Good-morning.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-02-13

THE prison officials have returned to
William O'Brien the civilian clothing that
was forcibly removed from him upon his
Imprisonment, Mr.. O'Brien's condition is
such that he has been removed To the hos
pital connected with the jail
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-02-13
BARNARD, SUMNER & co.
Tie neaO GanghamS
Are the sensation for now.

Are the sensation for now.
The IS special beauty Cling
hams of last week are to be re-
enforced by at least a dozen
new ones to-day.
To the beautiful stripes of
the first showing are now to
be added the bordered novel
ties that will make their bow
to you this week.
We heard your comments
and generous praise Of what we
had for your first sight. What
will you think now when the
new arrivals meet you?
There will be more ladies
to eXclaim: Oh, dear The
trouble is to make selection,
they are all so beautiful"
That is serious difficulty in
the Ginghams of this season.
The woman's eye will fash
ion each pattern in different
ways while she looks at them;
and really we wonder, our very
selves, how you finally come
to a decision.
How do you manage it?
There is such a variety, the
least little bit of color added or
taken from a pattern makes
marked difference in the effect.
You study all these little
points, and the clearness of
your judgment tells the story
and helps the final decision.
They are temptations and
no mistake. One lady, whose
cheeks were flushed with ex-
element, called them "aggra-
vations," because she wanted
all Of them
We grow young looking at
them. We are only men; but
then men like pretty dresses,
and all men think fresh Cling
ham dresses are the prettiest
in the world.
Ask the first man you can.
Did you ever note how a
mans eyes glisten when they
rest on a new and bright Cling
ham dress on the lady he cares
foro
How many time we have
seen the pretty dress Of Cling
ham carry its owner bravely
through the contest with Silks
and Satins
Dout-bAease dou't-make
them up as though you had
grown up in them.
Gracefully free styles, that
almost talk of the summer sun,
are what we have in mind
styles that will allow you to
walk or run a little, and that
will be a vision of beauty in
the cleaning.
Hundreds came to our Cling
ham reception last week. This
week other hundreds will.
And besides, the first Satines
are here. You have seen 9TH
ers, but that stands for lit
tie, because nothing else will
please you but a sight of our
selections.
They are here and you can
see them. Strange what lit
tie serves with some, when a
great deal fails with others.
Invitations are accepted ca
gerry under some circum-
stances; not so eagerly under
others. You must have kindly
interest in us, as we have in
you, because you respond to
our invitations so quickly.
Send for samples
Colored Faille Francois is a
great temptation to any lady
at IS cents a yard, especially
so as the quality has our en-
dOrSement
The India Silks also give you
quite an opportunity to buy a
summer dress for very little
so cts, IS cts, 81 cts, that's all.
We don't need to make eX-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

beeallse tlsy are Republicans. &la the
as0rs tAsy vsre edueafed tbs stronger
R@PUoacaas tAey Would become. Yet
soetneFn bsmscra are y lAng - have
t1e nsgroes counted uhsa making ap
ne bass - Congrsssonal and Electoral
representa-. oas. Compare TIE vote
eass at s-sclloas IA TIE south Nth the
representation Ia Congress, &a1 Is -
be seen At once that southern Congress
lonai. and Electoral representAtoa Is =
le. a cneat and a steal. Aud yet saea
toad y-s8eels ss the Dsas- IsosFisi a Il for
~, -t4e@l purposes, r4tsfy sach = tfsua
uron the Northern states. There seems
= be scarcely home interest Nh IA
that paper vii not betray Tor political
gain.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

>EsAToE FARwKLL slll Introduce a
bail, making provisions for q safe sub
st.tute for National bonds, which are
beng rapidly retired, So that the Ma
u0nal banking system may De pre-
served. The subject Is one that should
receive the early attention OF Congress,
for that system i based upon the Ma
tional Indebtedness. AS the sentiment
OF the country = strongly in favor Of
paying up the Indebtedness, as fast as
pOss. DE, and slnce. at the present rate
0f exunguishment, q Will be wiped out
ia a comparatively few years, some
thing must soon De devised 70 preserve
that banking system, which Is admitted
20 be the best one ever devised for a err
culauug medium. The people have be-
come 50 accustomed 10 the convenience
of a safe paper currency that they wall
not be- satisfied 10 give II up, although
they favor rap.d payment Ot the debt,
upon which I IS based.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

pAbCLfFF HoLT. ssnersl vsrrh auses,er.
"a ~ IN ~1uta y r.s.an.s store 81 Kinds ef
rfrr' 1nd fr RI Ha rfffs. reEksg aaf
urvfaz promptly af'eaaea t5 - ie.rPfanIhf
Ne. en lal Aas
ANfoNk desiring mfHffrrs moves anf
= stafft, NIt ffte'ft rraI efarerants 2
calling Az s. Na.srre 81 -aita uIFlfa9 a..
a spe as il tataa ai rsHAas tarrs sat
rsa.rs rsf gn ffrtIn fs
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

kIAe Elf.eHtFla Fanfa 10 NaafHa a. asa.f
~ NsifN ffft NftH three O. fFe Score -
fauEie sfef~ - ta t~s TtaHs ~ asfs ~ sa sif
80 A8ifsraa hsHF=. uss aaes aHsfa~ss ga
ssafs street fhkt aHsf hsve sore faafa s.I
atas- t a6 ~ feaf -tr ssse~ sHe fa Ha u Ifs
H.@ ga faE address Uaf.g 4a.sa
sfat slts Possesses ssafri tfii 4 sss sss
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

FOR z SAfE-fot No -. Ottawa Bearhs his
LOTS one ~ ths f-St selections IL is is.
Gated oniya short distance from tle hatel aad
hasa fae view cf IaKr Nichigsh. Adf-ex7
JAS H Gsf<las cr ". p. bovelaad trsgd
Rapids, Airh. ials7n
GREAT BARGAIN sr-. farms frame
= harse erns -rrnarl fsI ~~~rs improved
es trem Has sWtr- for saiF caesp. lu. rIra
Ia14srt Hr.rert & aaas... eI
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07
no sUBsCRIBKRs.

Aay sabsertber 90 TIE TELEGRAM.
HERALD ~ho fails 20 receive the pap
regularly. or Whs may have reason 20
so.a plain OF late delivery. win confer
special favor by Informing this oftiee OF
ths fact az once. ssad postal card Or cal
sp telsphsas s3I.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

"HANDsoME HARRY CARLTON, who
murdered Policeman Brennan a year
ago, had a handsome hanging at the
Tombs Thursday. The execution is
said to have been as near perfection as
anything could be. Just as the gall
lows IS going out of fashion IN New
York, they seem TO have reduced its
working 20 a fine art.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

IF You wsa ane suit art a cry VS.
fttre overcoa st a l5a price, cut ard
t1 yorr measure, A. tot tal - r1 tJ2l
Mourue-st
Pfrrrr knos 4 sHkrrucR.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

Mas. JOHN w. MACKAY has succeeded
in convincing the proprietors OF the
Manchester England Examiner that
she was not a washerwoman in Nevada,
before her husband married her. The
proprietors apologized for publishing
the statement and paid all the costs of
the action, besides paying as damages
a certain sum of money to some charit-
able institution to be selected by Mrs.
MacKay. Now arises the question. OF
what consequence is it whether she was
a washerwoman or not, so long as she
IS a lady?
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

WHEN the Dem [scariOt wants to get
of something real fine in the way of
Democratic argument, it slurs some
ones piety, religion or morality, as wit
ness its editorial columns of yesterday.
Men seldom fully appreciate another's
gifts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

"JUDGE BREWER, of Kansas, has been
appointed judge of the Supreme Court.
Michigan snubbed again" So says the
State Democrat. If failure 10 get an
office constitutes a snub from the State
Democrats standpoint, will editor San
ford please tell us how many times he
has been snubbed? We have lost the
nntr-t
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

GOvERxoR-ELEcT CAMPBELL is Il
knight Templar, Knight of Pythias
and an Elk-but ne ran like a deer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

six Ard cashmere musiefs At Wander
wsrn, B~niau.b Rrps. = Co. - Non
Fos.st., fey 3 cents up y ts.se.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest Of All Michigan Dsllies Ex-
ceps Those of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

FOB a cold-blooded attempt to swim
die poor Dom Pedro out of his fortune,
the Kansas city Eeoiag Ne,rs must be
awarded the cake. lt tries 10 lure him
10 destruction with this bait: "Dom
Pedro is thinking of com ngto America.
Kansas City would be q good place TO
plant that million and quarter and
pension he received for his crown and
empire. We can't MAKE him an En-
peror, but there are a half dozen loose
wards that are very much IN need Of
aldermen just now. But if Dom isn't
any freer with his millions than some
Kansas City millionaires We are not
sure we could make room for him."
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This list Is furnished bv W. r. Scrloner.
real estate dealer. 50 Pearl-st.:
Ida NJ Rathbun 60 Mary E. Bundy. part
lot IL 'ampau suo- -...........--.-S sO1
Henry Van N9orhis 10 Henry Z. Web
ster aad vile. let l.. Blk = stevens
Z 81. Weston and A. VI. Los TO Pa
troneus walker. lot 10. Weston 4
Lows add ....-..-...-.... Es
Wm. T. stamp "a Jacob Mage :, lot L..
EaSais's "a add ........-.-.. ......a.. 100
Charles vs. Watkins 10 Aldese I'd Rob
ins0u. lots . aud =, Dix I, Winsor
julius Hoassfnaa % C1sS. II. krant1.
iots - and -. blk 5. Large's Cable
Road adj .... ....-............... l.iO0
Cor 1eiia NJ. Benedict to Fred Hubbard.
lofs and o. biz "a. Cedar springs ....-- LOO
Niram A. Fletcher 20 seth HOie0mb.
und = OF Id lots on Leonard Co.'S
Mary r. " GOD gdn 70 Burr p Baker.
sb,sw ,rw Z. OF secA Paris-.---.. 2f0
Bsr +. bsSer to John \. = Mead.
sw w sof sec g Paris .-..-......... 100
bert e.. BUSH - ctr az Grand kan-
ffs.nv ssw (. % sec IA. Walker .... 500
EFtan Manufacturing Co 20 Frank
fnunfaia, zee isnt on Sc io lowell. 30
Edward Chuhb 90 Daniel Chnob. = "A
swi oi ~ee t. lfrofe ZF0
Mary j. Murray t0 Conrad krstt. =
fr ;. ald y - sN a = = ot Sc 3.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07


Lsas HkAI-fsss Hs~ Dessss. > go aaa1rb
Lsf EsR Us4t.s r4eE h4FLEE ffe fQous
~ aff - e4L 60 = H8Fx F-r ti4tta taan \
ass "a lA--ai t-4s sA-i ss~@ isr as a4ss- -
Pfgyia
kok sALk~l have stlu ens ns~ ilrsom
bas- ea l4l4s save. tsF sac tarse lot
graae1 eag saa1ss ceHerege Nalks sas ssseF.
stl sisra. Aet an4 esla ~4tef. b.iA fos a.
aas4Iasg. alat ts3 riestriz bel.e. tflcs So f4r
ssbGs c.. .aG ea&ef eal8re ha4se. t4rSe gefshes
sld 9st-1e -At4Hcgss "a s1pTt . eohstalcAt
s-Sgi fsi t4iasv close te sfrerG - ~ f0f pGis
5 So cxsE. tlitr . aaeetaig hagi4e4ts kss
W. INfts. 7 Aiis 4 8t--s-sA4s as ERE. Lee
ysrt bioes- 81
LOB sAtE-A larse keass sad lots Gas
Dsie taEs. TOY 81 ~ irQGirt ~ Dr. allit ;
snlcs, NJ. NsTtA DlyisloasI as
WOW IS the tine 10 by ely property, psss
" lsnd Snd hardwood / have ssias 81 TIE
gs3l rsal estate. Call al Ne 81 Loxeifs s.oes
opposite sweets h0tei. A. r. Antisasl- SIS
FoR -KIscELLAAE0Us
LOR sALE-Os "a change Ter eats property. =
Nieh3gan town If 80 inh4bitsnts- address
Ii Mcdowell, Grand Rapids. Aiea- Siiu
lTOR sALE--A st Of Michigan reports COIN
Plets g. fei- y. annetsted "a tisn aha ntn.
Ina Are alter p. ~. u L. u. N. IelesE.l
Herald 0Ice. oiltf
n0Gs FOR sALE-t4orden Settlers. trained or
IL gnIraiL ed keutucky foA aud kAouit
Hounds aud scotch Terriers also a1ss Ia iupa
ard boarded az Valley city Kennels. Address
T. hlleY. 0o1 o. CROSBY, heat county. Aicif.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
VIII. KINSEY,
IS % and 30. Weston building. CanaIst.
over Board of Trade.
Telephone So3.
NOR sALE-A beautiful house Of II rooms in
Il the best part of PariFaye. All modern
Improvements. large lot and barn for less than
its value. W. IL. klNSkl.
EOR SALE-If you want that nice house No.
4 54 south Lafayette-st. tor $3.50 you can
have II. Owner living West and wants 10
sell. W. ii. klNsE1.
TOR SALE-I have a fine 10 room house. 34
South Union ST.. with all modern conyen-
iences. will sell for considerable Jess than
IL cost the owner. ". III. klAnEl.
FOR SALB-54 IT, on South Diyislon-st.. with
fine double modern house Just cumplet-
ed. fiBe shade and pleasant urroundings, With
r W. ii. KINsEY.
,-oT c,,- -, - . -, ri
tOi' oALE-SeNeral pieces OF South pFlS-
ION st. properly at less tnah aHl9!tintlhs
property - seihns lot. W. il. hANohl.
,,o, g.,I ,,-,-,.-,- -, -
ny IeaulnS "holeSaie mouse IN nrs!1eiaSs
'Vc"H's' Vi''V"- " H. hlN'hi.
EOR SALE-Do you know that Oceana county
L fruit farms are AT a premium sad notwitb.
standing that I have made two important
sales there recently 1 have still another
". ii. kINSEI.
-------------
FOR SALE-A nice 7-room 1ouse on Home
4 ave. one block from South Division cars,
----------------
EOR SALE-Anyone desiring the incest build
Ing spot left on Jefersonaye.. north OF
you bargain. W. II. kINSEY.
NOR SALF-A 53 n LOT and sraoa house or
N'''''' '' V"'' N n klXSFy
------------
+ -'roon' ao,,s. sf,,ne foundaf,ep 'e.lerweii
aud cfsfrrn folding doors corner vrintotgs
piiasfer hnish. etc large iot IN south part II
he city. which | Will sell on easy terms for
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

Uaitsa Pesss ssesrts. Prompt ard Eariy
Cslfssry. Al ths Loesi Nsss. and the
cisaasst aaa ssst Plainly Priatsd Pspss
p1sHshsd ia orand Rastas.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

DADCLlFF& A HOLT, general ware house Iaen.
IL al III South Division 81. store al kinds Of
ing promptly attended 90 by teiephOning so.
~ laulT-El
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

FOR RENT-New l0roOm house with all
IL modern improvements; good barn. Cor
ner Packard and HOlbroOk- -sts.. one block
s. yf3
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

MAGNETIC healing and elairvoyant sittings
III sfs Ottawa-st., cable and Cana 81 care
convenient. M. j.. Free.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

FOR RENT-Two suits of furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. furnace heated
bathroom, etc. Inquire at 2l2 Bartlett-st..
opposite South DiylsiOn-street school. 3i
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07
HELP WAGTED-PEYALE.

WANTED--50 genera. girls. cooks. 6dining-
w room girls, dressmakers. canvassers
on salary. lS2 MOnr0e-St.. rooms 81 and 81. 3i5
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07
LOST
WANTED B0ARDRRs

DOARD aud pleasant rooms can be obtained
ID al los North Prospect 81. near Lysn cable
So
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

| WISH 10 employ a few ladies on salary TO
take OF my business az their homes. Light
very fascinating and healthful. Wages 80
per week. References given. Good pay Tor
part time. Address W TIA stamp. Mrs. Marion
alker, Louisville by. .53
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07
FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR RENT-A large furnish d front room.
Il with heat and gas; Ont-nalf block from
Fulton street Park; gentleman preferred. At
a. KanSOm-st. S4j
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

FOR RENT-One house on IuiOn-st.. Dee
tween Cherry 81 ard Wcalthy-ayenue. one
house on Harlan st.. near Madis0n-aye. aud
South Division-st. cas-. also houses and lots
for safe on easy terms y. ". NOrtRT0p. over
National City Bank. SIS
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

L'0R SALE am Just building nice stylish
A. 7-r0Om house, stone foundation ceuer. well
and cistern. folding doors. corner windows.
piiasfer finish. etc. large lot ln south part II
he city. which / Will sell on easy terms for
$3.50. Now Is the time g. buy L as VIII
finish n TO suit W. H. kINSEl.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

\NANTED--At once 30 girls at the Michigan
W Overall Company. . South Division-st. z69
WANTED - Experienced girl for general
" houscwOrk. Apply % South UniOn-st. 3i2
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

SITUATION required by young man; any
- kind OF work a jeweler by trade. Address
c. G.. box o. Telegram-il Herald. 3il
WANEED-A lady In each city, town and
township TO procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine. conducted by MrS. John 4.
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
ences required. address The Brodix Publish
luz Company. Washington. ID. {.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

E'OR RENT-Furnished rooms, steam heated.
Mrs. A. l.. Smith. Park Place. so
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07
FOR RRNT-HOUsEs.

LOR EENT--Thr rooms on ground floor;
Il hall. pantry. closet. cellar and w01dhouse.
Inquire AT ~ CLANCY 81. between Bridge and
Hastings. ai
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

sel SALARY so expenses IN advance
g Nv allowed each month. STEADY enp.aY-
meHs az home 0r travelling. No soliciting.
Duties delivering ana making Co ecuous. N o
po,la cards. Address with stamp. Hafer 2
Co FlQu4 Ohft al
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

TO LET-Two stores l4xi0 Nos. 166 and les
Stocking-St. near FOurth-st; will rent for
g each per month. TO desirable tenant till
April !; thereafter at g.; desirable and very
cheap; good place for one starting IN business
II East Bridge-st. Saml Fuller. 3l7tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

TOR SALE-The improvement n Lincoln
park T. iUcrcas ng West Side pros erty, but
We have not yet Increased the price Of those
very desirable lots ia Richards additlon,
". II. KtNSFY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

EOR SALE-Four large lots pear the car
Il shop. dirt cheap. ". II. kINSEl.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

A COTTAGE ofhv rooms. house of6 rooms.
II one of four rooms and one OF three rooms,
al ga good location aud within five minutes
walk Of sweets Hotel Inquire ~ =. ". Bar
nard. - Auen-st. corner Mf Vernon.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

E0R RENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crescent-aye. AID Canal ST., with
gas. newly furnished and rentted. Everything
strictly first class. Entrance. Crescentave.; !;
also s. Cana.-st. EDQuire AZ Room "a. 3ly
E'OR RENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated :.
4 aud iurn shed rooms for light h0usekcep-
ing. Apply AT Room les. New li0useman block.
Elevator from a m 10 n % M. Dec. ijtf
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

\NANTED-salesmen AZ once, a few good
" mFnt0 sell our goods BY sample 10 the
Wh0leS4l- and retail trade. We are the larg-
est man ufacturers IN our line ia the word.
Liberal salary paid permanent positions
money advanced for wages. ADVERT Stag. etc.
EoF lul Terms address Centennial NanuIactur-
iug Co.. Chi caeo, III. or Cincinnati, o. $40