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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03
MPRRNTA DEL BOLRTtN

Libros escogidos. Acaban de re-
cibirse en- esta Imprenta, los 81
guientes:
OHATEAUBRIAND. El Genio del
Oristianismo, 2 tomos.--Los Martirss.
SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
Oartag.
SOLDEVILLA.-Joyas de Ia lite
ratura espanola.
GETHE.-Wer erthsr.-Fausto.
NJ. j. de LARRA.-Obras, 4 tomos.
FRANCISCO DE QUEVEDO.--
nj Parnaso Espahol, 2 tomos. -0braa
serias.-Obras fsstivas.
M. ]. QUINTANA.-Obras.
ALARCON.-Teatro, 3 tomos.
FIR. +. DE GRANADA.-GuiA de
pscadores. ..s-. =.
A. DE soL1s.-Oouquiats Do Mo.
~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03
.AV ISO.

En- Ia Imprenta del Bo1ETM Sc
ha recibido ell magnifico libro titula-
do EIVGtOGno y los MGSONes, por
Leon Taxil, junto con las notables
ConfesiOnes del mismo. Ademas, Sc
han recibido ManMGles de D;tMntos y
MisGIes con nuevos rezos, ell Ritual
Romano Gd PGrO0hGns, hermOsos Pu-
rifcadores, que se recOmiendan a
los senores Ouras, ininidad de
cromos y tajetas defantasfa para
felicitaci6n, preciosfsimas, y una
inmensidad de elegantes y 6tiles
objetos de escritorio.
Todo se vende 4 precios imita
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03
Sc VENDE.

En- 81 barrio de eanturoe, bien situada
una casa de alto y bajo, o6moda, espacio
90, CON buenas vistas y precio moderado-
ImpondrAn en- el Hotel Universe. Tam
bisn 90 vende an ooche con oaballo , ar
neses, muy barato.
21
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03

ErEcrOs HILlrAREs. COMPLETE suRrlDO.
Sc VENDE

La casa ndmero l do la Gale de
San Francisco. En- Is misma casa
inforT arAn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03
SE VENDEN

Varias fincas rtsticas y urbsnss Ia
dicadas en- Oaguas, Gursbo, Juncss ,
Rio-piedras, J Sc admiten negocios so.
bre les mismas.
Entire elias SO comprende una HA.
cienda de cafiss dnlces, CON terrenos
muy buenos por explotar.
InformarA en- Osguas don Felix
Rios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03
@ @E1VM0EA.
{ AGRICULiUaA, laDUSflIA I CoIIllO

80 pusiica ios dias de todes Lea msssu.
CAdA ndmero contieae "a Y&ginas do taxte CON los
grAbadoa nscesarioai I pAginas do revistas msteo
rol6gicAa, mercantiles = agrioolas Ian hejas de
anuncioa qus 90 reqHisrAR.
PRHCO DH SUSCRIPCION.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03
AL PUBLICO.

Sc vende un Oontrabajo Militar
en- tono dc do y 81 bemol, completa-
mente nuevo, bien niquelado y con
su correspondence estuche. Ell que
10 desee puede dirigirse al que
suscribe en- la calle de la Luna,
ndmero 48.
N. Zavalo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03
AL PUBLICO.

Con esta fecha he revocado el
poder, que, para todo mis- asuntos,
tenia oonferldo d d. Juan Garriga,
quedando satisfecho de gu buen
Comportamiento.
Yabucoa 2 de Febrero de 1880.
Manuel Martinez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03
A n U N CLOS

Cada plana de anuncios 90 divide aA espaoios.
II prseio Dc cada espaoio % cesau aigusi
Per una vea.....s... tlco Per EsIs vscss .. @6-oo
Por trsR vsces.s...s t.7b Por aocs idems.... S-o6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03


- A.
Ets IcE%s 9da G.uatn A73
"CHuade" Kvne
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03
I1GNE DE HAvRE,BoRDEAux A HAITI

AdemGs de las antiguas meas recalar& men
sualmente 4 ssta isla uno de los vapores de
la Compania On solicitud de fetes.
PASAJEE TRASATLANTICOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03
V.APORES
CORRHO@snsPA6O
Oh LA OONPANIA .fRAaAfLANFI0A
.ANTD
DE A, LOPEZ - Co.
ssrvicio para Pusrto-Rico , Il Habsna.

Hervicio para Puerto-R Rico y u Habana.
ASALIDAE.--De Barcelona los dias "a y 26
de cada mes.--De Valenciael S.@-De Malaga
al yW.-rpetG tGadiz 81, 10 y S0.-De Santan-
der 81 26.--Le Ia Corufa III.
Sc expenden billetss difectos para Maya gosz
Ponce. Santiago de Cuba, Gibara, Nueyitas,
Habanilla y colon, con trasbordo On Puerto
R,C0 3SHabana
VIAJE. DIRECTU DESDR PUERTo-RIOo
A SANTANDER.
Eol;da Dc Puerto Rico sl dia 10 d codaC mss.
Be expiden pasajes de ida yvuslta Con %
oor ciento de rebaja. So
A lss familias que psguen Ia equivslsncia
de 4 pasaies enteros, 90 les hara u recaJa dei
as cor ciento. Esta rebsjA no es aphcable
Ios billetes de ida y vuelta.
I'm la1.y 2Afc clase. On niAo menof do
andslet cads familia, gfatis. Los denaAs me-
nores de 8 amos / de pasaie, de 81 IL amos no
cumplidcs l pasaje, do II amos cunplidos pa
sdio entefo. A
riia13e prefrsncis y 3. oEdinaria. On niaO
hasta 2 a6os gratis, pe ~ amos pssale,
dc fi II ahos I Passjs, do II aaos % saelan
.44
ehl.iF1ea dc 1Nieos a'Colon.
Retorno de- Ta,asSusla,A d Puerto RsOo
n ID 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03
Ell ECUADOR

U "6 N G@ q q .
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
THE COURT RECORD.

CInCUtr-W William III. Stevens VS..
Richard Horne; argued and taken
under advscmeut.
rrNmoR-The People VS.. Waite
hulder, bar obstruction; pleaded guilty;
fue s.. costs S905. Same ". Frank
Latta, keeping saloon open after hours
tried, jury out.
PoucE-Levi Cook, drunk; paid
&.35. VIM. Danhury, drunk. 20 days
VI. Kennedy, drunk; paid 80. Jack
Nauderwater, drunk; II days. John
Doe drunk and dlsordcriy; paid s. and
costs. Jack Nauderwood. drunk; y
DAYS. James Walters. drunk and dis
ordsrly; adjourned July 10. Arthur
Forbes. disordCrly. Reform school till
lI wears old. Mex smith, larceny: 10
davs VIM. Wood, larceny; adIOUrned
July -. Henry Reed and Emma r.
AdSIu. adultery; adjourned July %.
Artcmus &. Amber. conspiracy; adj
j0urncd July >. Hm. CauTebell, bar
obstruction. n0lIe prOsd. Henry
Dolder. truancy paid 1915.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
A MISSING nan.
SAArtes >sa1eke5 Has >ot t<s~a sss4
sIpcx tbs kssFte ~ Ssfs-

eAAries SeA1ek<z HAS Nj sss~a ssss
sEScx tbs EssFte ~ Ssfs-
Mrs. Gh41les eeh&kes hSlnS oae-taa. 4
ns.ae fFoaa tAs elss, u N4i<ss tosnssi 3,
saose nas...zsa ha-s bssn Ha-sslng ssIloe
Jaiy /. h4s heard Eothlns regaFding
hlB. lie left tae house at-oet . e-oes
on IL n.ezalag # The k00Fth, wt1oat
say.uz uaert - uss going, and 20
word has beeA received from. hisn
5 noe.
Sae TANKS that hc Ray have gone =
her daug ter's home, oe4 South h~l-
steA ct ghlczg0.
lie aa.d 10 tT0gblC With hls family th4t
would cause las disappearance, and
has been regularly e8lployea st the
HArr s0n Wagon Works, - that hls
wlfe is ata great loss to understand
shy Ae has ieit her. unies> he Las n1st
s4th io2. play
NJ. Schle<ey gave the following de-
scF.pt.0n ot hoi husiami age, A.,
sandy HustAehe hght HAIR, blue sYes,
short and thick set, spea-s bToken
English. being a German ~ BIRTH"
Mr>- Sea'eksy telegrsphed - her
dapghtsr last night ~ inquire i her
husband = there.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

WASHINGTON, July l7.-Super-
intendent Porter appointed DIR. David
I. Day expert and special agent to
take charge of the subject of miners
and mining for the eleventh census. DR..
Day received his degree ut Johns Hop
kins University in 1854, and was ap-
pointed gcologistin charge of the diyls-
ION of Mining Statistics and Technology
in the United States Geological Survey.
He has published several volumesof
the series Mineral Resources of the
United States" and isregarded 10y many
as one of the best statistical authorities
on mines and mining in the country.
The appointment of Mr.. Day was re-
commended by many of the leading
mining experts throughoutthe country
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

lie said at that business he was too much ex-
posed To the weather. While there he con
tracted a bad cold. and since tneu life has not
been a rowcTy bed OF e1Se. HIS cold kcps re
turning almost continually. he lost his appe
tite, had "a dropping of Inucns rom The head
into the throat. Hawking and splitting and
coughing most all the time. Had a chill sensa-
tioa over the body. pain In the breast. eyes
watery and frontal headache. slept poor.
not appearing 10 derive any benefit from II,
but had a tired languid feeling all the time
and found that he could not keep his mind
long one "Ibiect and memory Was getting
poorer. He had doctored and spent "A great
deal of money, but apparently To no avail.
until AT last he deSpaired OF ever getting any
relief.
| noticed DR.. Cosman's advertisement in
the paper. and with considerable hesitation,
because had spent 50 much money without
any benefit. | concluded To try once more. |
went To see him. and, after eNaminlii on.
he told me that | suffering with Chronic
Catarrh and Bronchitis. that he could cure
me, but that ii would take some time.
placed myself under his care and started
treatment at once.
IBID he afford YOU any relief p
Nv ell, | should say he did. | commenced
10 improve at once. and after a few treatments
at his Office my head felt better than II had Tor
years. / feel like a new man. headache
coughing. hawking, splitting, and the dropping
of mucus from NY head into my throat - en-
tirely gone. Ny appetite Is good. and my mind
Joyabie IA III foT Iie yet. and most heartily
recommend Dr. Cosman and his treatment TO
any suffering as | war.
Mr.. GranIow resides az GS East Ihird-st..
where this staten eat can be yerIted.-Duluth
Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
MUSICAL CONNOlSSEURS.
They Indulge In an Artistic Criticism O
symphony Concerts.
"Oh, say. Maude, did you so to the


'Oh, say. Maude, did you so to the SYM
phony cOncertp
'Uh-huh; d'joul"
'Yes; wasn't it lovelyp'
"Divine. / just love to hear the violins
quaver the way they do"
$50 d1I Did you ever hear Lii jenkins
play the Blue Danube waltzes on the
pianos"
Yes; she plays II lively, doesn't shep
"Have YOU got any gumf'
"Yes, here's three kinds; take your
choice"
"How did you like the tenor that sang tho
soloF' d - laaef
"Oh; ever so much. He was such q cute
little nan" sfoG
at was awfully funny 20 see him ZIP
away up on his toes every time he sang
high note. He could sing with one foot just
a. well as ne could with the other"
"If you don't think Of the funniest things.
But wasn't the soprano borridw
well, | should say so. That dress
looked as IL it had been cut by carpen-
ter"
(which part Of the programme did you
like the mOstf'
II think that last number was the best.
Did you watch the trombone playerl"
Yes; didn't he have cute. puffy cheeks
when he playedi i didn't take my eyes OF
him oncen
Il was looking at the young man ,hs.
played the flute. The way he combs his
hair back makes him look go interesting"
do you know, mamma tbinks have i'm
proved in ny music wonderfully by gong
to the symphony concerts"
Il m going To every one ~ tnemn
80 an / Merchant Traveller.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
ANNUAL MEETING.

Election of Onsesrs 0f the Widdiso nab
t1rAiture Company.
The annual meeting OF the Widdl-
comb Furniture Company MAS held last
night al the oOmpany's Office. The old
hoard Of directors ami the officers were
ali reelected. The officers are: Pre-
sldent, Ill. Widdlcomb; Vlce-president,
/. r. Richards; Secretary and Treas
urer, John Widdicomb. The board OF
directors are III w. W.Middicomh,T # II. Rich
ards. John Widdiconb, L. A. Carder
and NJ. ;. Crosby.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
What aPhvo.,ap Says.

J. " Loose. Rel C7o,er C0,nfv, Detroit,
| Checrtuily furnish the following for
publication:
Mrs. =, age SC, cancerous face (ooll
cancerl, bad tried many physicians,
and on prosCntatlOu to me was q hor-
rlhie sight To look upon. Nosc partly
eaten away. deep p,ts "A checks. fore
head and chin. IS a last hope 7 put
her on LOose's Extract Clover @:ed-
large doses internally, and rs . local
Application. used the Solid Extract in
plaster form. She improved rapid y
from the first week, ard N four months
was entirely vel. Now eighteen
months since treatment. and 10 Signs
OF return.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

The Grand Rapids Gas Company has
filed with the county clerk lis revised
articles of association. The capital
stock of the company as authorized is
81 900, 900, OF which 100000 is paid in.
The capital stock is divided INTO shares
of S50each of which there are eight thou
sand. The duration OF the corporation
shall be for thirty years after the 2Oth
OF December, 1889, that being the
date when the corporate cxistenceOf the
original company expired by limitation.
G.. Holt, rs; John G.. Holt, 50; Mrs.
Mary f. Joalin, Muskegon, 50, Mrs.
Mary L. Kondall, Topeka, l0l; George
Kendall, AL; Wm. ). McCay, 81; Chas.
Miller, -; Mrs. Sarah A. Morris, 203;
Frank ". Morris, l6i; Abram ". Pike,
y; Mrs. Eliza J. Pike, 10; l.. d. Put
nam, 40, c. c. Rood, 2sl; Charles i.
Rood, 81; Mrs. Amanda Rathbone, 10i;
Martin A. RyeTAon, Chicago, H., 1924;
David Robertson, DDS; Mrs. l.. u. Rich
mond, 2s9; Rebecca l.. Richmond, l9s;
Charles Shepard, l66; Mrs. Anne smith,
ll6; Mrs. Mary a. Tateum, 2Ol; Henry
ID. Walbrldge, l63,
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
TOWn TOPICS.


Tie y. T. = /. R.sg eaf @eAt soiilA
yestsr1-y
The Sn.th Memorial Church soclsts
a. kee1 : L4~e today
TEe Clarendon Hotel - beng newly
PAINTED 4g.1 otherwise lm mpEoFel-
Horu-fo glr and Ms. George "
Tafis. 4 s-poafsd e.sl. l3 Posseli-st.
a.,..s.. - 49,. .i.is,stF.tl .eres of
f.srs 49, o.rs.f.s..r's,..r eltib ali be
gwen toasat.t ID t.,s la.at- -Aouse.
Gsnf. -, part B,foa. \. \.
't...'-.l..,-.. -, b.es vcth A
-, i. -, ..-,,'-'I..,s,,5 : 80 hands
49,. ~ s.s
80 fr--J-~s - New salem. were
- I.., I.,.r,..s Walsh Yesterday.
-.....,.-... o,rt...,,
Ar fo4Ap .'..2 -.i-,---.,,
La ''o..-s ..t-.--.. b..'4 -s a..
A-'
0e,-' .t. -. po.e,.,
49, 80 - -. -. a. ~
'brtA 81 t'4'' N''A -, -
bae A.iil S'lA,st1 :" = $50
AA17,-Af ets---e
Collector ~ fOft shaI9f tssleiu1y
received four large HoAcs OF tOts ttoii
u es.s - lia-l.,s -. - a.. 80.
Oh NAiSn slS u"'J
The Holland church. on bcst"leH-
80, will begin TIE erection IA lev dat ,
OF new splre. one thousand dollars
have been subscribed Tor that puf pose.
The sons Of Veterans have secured
Kennedy Hail oa Natrrioo-sl- opposil u
the Eagle hotel, and alter htting u A.
they intend - Il Sll DC one ot TIE
nnest halls Ia the city.
The a.. K. 4 /. road now gives one
fare for the round trip "a Bay View. up
% aud including July -, for those
wishing % attend TIE camp meeting
now IA session there.
Assls slant SUPERINTENDENT of Poor
A. W. Mech Yesterday took Mrs. Anna
Lewis, a lunatlc, 10 the asylum At hala-
mazoO. The unfOTtanate wOnian IS the
vile OF Peter Lewis and has been up
fOr inquiry several times betOfe-
So lar this month the Emerson Home
has receive,. donations amounting %
g.. which Hon. e.. 4. Comst0ck con
tributed so, b. 4 Bl0dgett SO. Joseph
Martin SO and Mrs. Thomas Peek -.
The rest Was ia amounts Of a dollar
and less.
A,other addition 10 the r;,,a- nays,
has been made by Frank McGraw, who
has purchased a small and neat steam
launch which ne keeps IN his boat
house opposite the steamboat landing
and uses IL for pleasure excursions.
Vbe e,c,foves of Uarrison,s Macon
W. 49, tr.,,.;,,s, a mr.. TOR tho rcIiet
- CharIes Reem the vonne man whe
80 = .er;o,,siv ,Dinred nv faIlioc on
-, 80, 80 -, n,ot;or a fs,g da,-.
- II : s,;d -. h., m !, very crii,,
81 ccoi',,o1
- e''''.
Judge NJ =; bureh VIII pesh near
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
THEY WILL MOVE
The Gas & Water Comps ay's Busl-
ness Too Large for their
Present Quarters.

In conversation with Mr. Fred T.. GranEow
the prcial engineer of the night service al
the < as house. IL was learned that the company
Werr seeking other and more conModloGs
quarters.
lt il but "A little more than four years since
the citizens Of the Zenith city nave enjoyed
the luxury Of having gas. aud the company
n nd their present quarters lusiuilclent Tor their
present business. Mr.. nraDkow has been win
them for some time. having come from PTalflr
Du Chiene, Wis, his ioTme: home, ana where
Re was employed by the Chicago. milwaukee
4 81 Part Railway company, having charge oi
OF the construction VI blldses Ior Ilein.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
DR.. Ethelbert CoSman.

Late OF the Cincinnati College of Medicine
and Surgery Cincinnati. Ohio. has Offices al
Rooms ] and 2. No. jos MOnroe-st.. Grand
Rapids, Mich. where all durable eases are
treated with success.
Medical diseases treated successfully. Con
sumption. Braht'S Disease, Dyspepsia, kheu
matism and NERVOUS DISEASES. All
CATARRH CURED.
CONSULTATION at Office or by mail. 81.
once hours 9 10 II a. IN. to4 y. m. and to
sp m. Sunday to4 a. IN.
Address all mail 20 Dr. =. o. Cosman. Rooms
! and p No. lo5 MonToe-st.. Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

4 noted improvement has beon made
in the TELEsRAM-HERA1p. published by
the Telegram Publishing Company, at
Grand Rapids, who has increased the
s.4o 0f the paper from four 90 eight
pages, and issues a daily, weekly aud
sunday ed ton. It has atSO usCI essed
very peEcepthiy ia circulation. which
covers a territory throughout northern
and western Michigan.--Cica7o Com
uss5sasf Jassn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

liberation of tho Ieg I0d0lent W
CesL Recovered entirely after three
months treatment WITH vouf Extract
Red Clover and Soi q FSf-art Dressing.
Now one year SINCE treatment, and 80
; - nt refmrIL
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

sho@sEs zAa - .xl4er ~ sathsF.
" kslsl - fsss. ~. c. Ju.y ls.--k~r
81 Mcbigza. sG.sers, ~4sUeF. southeast
erty = lz-i1s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
rrlcu CT CoxmIssroxsR.


WHEREks. Fv satisfactory evidence
presented 70 the undersigned. It has
been made "a appear that the Michi-
gan Trust Company, IN the cry OF
Grand Rapids, In the county of Kent.
and State Of Michigan. has complied
with al the provisions Of al act 80 pro-
vide for the Incorporation Of Trust.
DEPOSIT snd Security Companies, of the
ktate ~ Michigan, required to he COM
Ihsd WITH. before corporation shall
h. authOrzc - commence business.
Vow. therefore. I. Theodore &. >her-
WOOD. Commission of the state Rank
mg Department., DO hereby certify that
the Michigan Trust Company, in the
city of Grand Rapids, county Of Kent.
and State II Michigan, : authorized 70
commerce. business. as provided in sad
At. relative 90 Trust. Deposit and Se-
curtv Companies in the state OF
Michigan.
state BANKING Department Seall.
fu testimony whereof, witness my
band ard seal Of office. at Lansing,
this 10TH day # July, 1850.
r. g.. SHERWOOD.
Comm isE0ner Of the Banking De
.r-r-,,as-f
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

Rez Einken sns Grace HantogsF7,
Vctsr L. Roynolds and Emma s3ss,,i
Ecs
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

Ssco;saarv STVh svss entirety c'1rr.i
tg Rcd t'arcr fono n three tbs.
utb rane cf tre after results as
sr. 3eft IS mercury En- s7c1 cases
II you nave any. a-nr rr-
xlFe tnem . ftlt lsserTy - o-eE oasf
its, - u Yarn All.
ror sac Sy \ asse 4 waite. srugv -.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

8ll f'sas~'s of women and chllIreB
sse eu1sd ty Dr. s Clay Todd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

N&s7erey Brewing Coraaany. ard You
wlu scs 'ise isst in ta-s market.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

II vou wars 49, sssSt oflies Kasserer
Brew ng Go. : 'i,seEasr % 9Ennrt bottle
keeT-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

Bc stock q straw mating a. prices
- csose Ont
soEST, HE.RF0Isasrss a -.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

Our carpet department 4 place OF
interest iuE al Wishing 90 save money
NoIGr, ,fIEEl'ol.sHEINER III n 60.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

The Nich gan Trust Company VII
onen its Offices, 1921 Fountains, on
tna lzd instant. JBal that time EApli-
rstous for real tsIste ltans raSy b
usade 90 T.. r. wItheY, PSesH!ess. or <.
g. Ho.3enpyl, Secretary, st raona u.
y Gd .romh hui'csng, sGd safes may e2
r=pse,a 'n the safatv 3eraSlt Vsulis irsfsss
=. Hartman. f9-2i EeHntsln-St.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

The celebrated '.Oid crowd, !" whose
fame Is known 81 the ultegm0st parts
OF the Onion. wlli meet Al Mt. Clemens
Thursday, August Ia
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

LIn0leum. mEttngs and ollClOth in
desirable styles. puces - SELL
F0IGr. II ERPo1sHFTw n Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

CesnaaefasIng gsas - tlle Michigan
t4Aasas aaa - e4sseTa Ss5llsle s,izlsl4s a -
gan = taroaxa las ~ eles..Elt, - = bal
les slsea1ag eafs fhrosgh fr0w Chleago
g. Bar h8r}baf, "a tIls Af&gAra fs.liS
4na tie Mhlte Mountains, without
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wtIh sseaassfs T. the Thousand isl@lscs.
Alek4ndr.a Bsy Montreal aud 4 is,tsa1.
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regard - these satnAnleF resorts, sIl8
the Nay 10 rsaeh thems ssnd SIX cents
postage for "A hodtrn Pligfmsge
&nd summer tourist FateS, 10 -. "A.
Euegiss. GeneTal fssssn niger ana ileket
Agent, Cb.cago, IL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

Family bottle beer. bottled bY tie
kusterer Brewing Company. Fresh
every CAV.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

Great bargains N Welton black vel
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

Peter Jackson and hls grand athletic
combination at Sulth's Opera House
tonight. Prices 20, 80 and > Cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

We make a specially " siaeet sud
pretty musins. rods and bracs sets. loops
and edg ngs i0r totiSse aud s2se cur
t4lus.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

Horses for s4lo u FaiF Grounds
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

VoIsr, HERroLs#EIwsR Z Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

Vol6r, HrerolsnElNER & @.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

Commissioner Of the BankIag De
p8rtuent-
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-11-29
A Condemnation.

Last Monday afternoon, when our busy little
village was enjoying short season Of repose,
aud our merchants had, for the first time in
many days. tho glorious opportunity Of com.
fortably seating themselves aud engaging
in conversation, a very unusual occurranco
with them and therefore all the more eDjOya-
bIe, they were suddenly aroused and brought
to their feet by terrific racket outside, and
upon going to tie door to ascertain the cause
thereof beheld conlused conglomeration Of
horses, harness, cvrd-wood aud wagons pro-
mlscuouSly piled just III front Of H. H. Wasem
aud Wamberg & JacobSon's stores. 1t seems
that some QUE bad loaded some wood Oh lis
wagon uear the depot and loft the team stand
ing Tor few minutes, aud they, becoming iul-
patient, had taken French leave, aud running
over In front Of the above mentioned stores,
aud after having made failure Of the great
horseshoe curve Which they attempted, bad
cOlilded with another team, after knocking out
couple Of awning posts for Wambsrg d JAG
OLSON aud dumping the load of wood unceri-
moniously Oh the sidewalk. All tho horses
were Knocked down in heap and tho conius-
ion was terrible. 1t was q strange but fortuu-
ate occurrence that none Of tho horses were
hurt. Prompt assistance quickly untangled
them and got the horses to their feet, the dam
age done the awning was soon repaired, aud
everything again settled down to tho same
quiet attitude rs formerly worn.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-11-29
A sad Case.

The melancholy the eturkey-Thanksgiv.
ing day is past, aud those among them which
were lucky enough to have been spared, now
take their turn ut rejoicing that such was the
case. But Christmas-time approaches apace,
when their short timo Joy will bs turned to
grief, and their nicely Drowned carcasses will
grace tho festal bourd on that occasion. Veri-
", the days Of the turkey are few and full Of
trouble. He cometh down from his lofty perch
in the early morn, and fillvth bis crop Of the
golden grain from the neighbor's grauary. He
struttetfl around the barn. yard In all Ills pres.
tine beauty aud glory, and Is the admired Of all
the admirers Of the barnyard family. The
zenith Of his glory waneth not until darkness
Of evening veilelh the earth-wllen the greedy
cpicure goeth forth seeking whom be may de-
YOUR. He eucouutereth the innocent turkey on
bis roost, aud with one fowl (fouI blow he IL
cut down. He 1ourisheth like q thistle Quo
day, and the next his tail feathers brusheth tho
ashes from tho hearth Of the stove which cook
eth bis flesh.