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The r.ttle Klpr. Nus, Movs.

WASHINGTON, November 27.-The Com
missioner Of Iudian Adirs has directed
the Indian Agent at the Kiowa and Co
manche Agency in the Indian Territory
90 promptly remove cattle found grazing
on the reservation without the consent OF
the Indisns. Ii ia learned that several
herds. aggregatiug about 80 600 head, are
tresnlesiug on the reservation.
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PENNSYLVANIA PROFITS.

The Greatest OF All Railroads In Pros
porous Condition.
PHILADELPHIA, November 27.-The
statement of the business Of all lines of
tiru PvuusyIvnnia Railroad Company east
of Pittsburg and Erie for October, 1889,
"a compared with the same month in 1855
show an increase in net earnings of 1864, =
900 All lines west of Pittsburg and Etie
for the ten months of 1889 show gain as
compared with the same period Of 1888 OF
S771 .615
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SEATTLE, WASH, November q The
following dispatch was sent this evening
b. It F. Townsley, Of this city:
TO J0kn L Snliran, Bostoa. Hass
Seattle has raised a purse Of $25, 900,
which viii be given 10 the winner Of the
Jackson Sullivan fight, provided the mill
takes place at or near Seattle within nine
months.
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Mr. Carlisle will probably be the Demo-
cratic nominee for Speaker Of the House
A great deal Of work has accumulated
for the full court to decide on, since JUS
tice Stanley Matthews death, and the ap.
pointment Of his successor Is considered
imperative.
It is believed here thst Brszil will not
demand formBl recognition OF the Repablic
Tor some time.
The Light House Board report says there
viii be sil lights the coming year. For
supplies siO5, 600, an increase Of S2S, 600,
IS wanted.
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SCORING MORTON.
The W. IT. U. Continues It's Warfare on
the Vice President.

the Vice President.
CHICAGO, November 27.-The attack
of the leaders Of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union upon Vice Presi-
dent Morton, growing out Of his
alleged connection with the bar in the
shorebaM apartment house at Washing
ton, did not end with the recent conven-
tion in this city. A mammoth edition OF
the organ of the party is now being issued
for circulation throughout the country,
in which the charges are amplifed
and reiterated over the caption, "Vice
President Morton-DOes He Keep a Sa-
loOn?" II is probable that reply will he
issued by some of the friends Of the Vice
President in this city, by whom the at
tsck is resented.
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BREWING A SENSATION

A Prominent ohicagoan Charged WIN
Fraud.
CHICAGO. November a. Among The To-
dictments returned bY the November grand
jury to day was one which charged pfom-
inent Chicago warehouseman, uoW out OF
the city, with issuing ifauiuient ware
house receipts Tor . large amount Great
secrecy was thrown about the matter, AZ
the gentleman Is believed 90 b. a~ay on
business and not q fugitive from i1stioe
and the authorities hope that be- will b.
arrested before he has sny inkling Of ihe
facfa
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IsI,a snhafrnrl. uhnIIer re.

CHICAGO, November 27.-JacOb Schaf-
fer, the billiardist, issues a challenge to-
night to any player living to meet him at
any style Of game ordinarily played in this
country, for from g.. 500 to s., 600 side.
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STORMS ON THE LAKES.

A Fleet of schoOners Wrecked-Many
Lives Lost.
NEW YORK, November 27.-Advices
from the North tell of severe weather. At
Toronto the gale is terrific. Oae
vessel has gone ashore, and lives
are lost, while fleet of loaded
schoouels anchored in the bay awaiting
wharf room are fast going 10 pieces
Throughout the Mohawk valley in this
State several inches Of snow have fallen
and slsiehipg for tomorrow is probable.
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VAR THE LEAD.

i'. raue nIln WIN Probably be Made
speaker.
.o .le kerster.
"l.I Isl, November 21.-Ihe most
'.-a'.e eoall OF votes on lbe SpeakeTship
na ,al aa oll0vs Reed So, Mckinley
i Cannon a3 Henderson G. Burrows IL,
ane .l douhta lt now looks as If keeo
Ho1i be elected lf hs fails. Henderson
t probably make f
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TO RECEIVE DOM PEDRO.
Bra1illans In Portugal VIII Welcome Hin
Royalty

BraziIlans In Portugal WIN Welcome Him
Royalty.
LISBON, November 27.-The day afttr
Dom Pedro sailed from Rio Janeiro, the
Provisional Government Of Bszl tele-
graphed to the Brazilian Minister here di-
rectiDg him upon the ex Emperor's arrival
to tender him a genial reception. The
Brszilian Colony here regard this action a.
indicated By o delicate consideration on
the part Of the Provisional Government
toward Dom Dedro. Several Of the Bra
lillian MINISTERS at European Courts are
coming to take part in the reception Of
their dethroned Emperor.
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CABLE BREvITIEs.

Count Herbert Bismarck in the Reichs-
tsg refused to reveal any part Of the S.
moan settlement.
British ships refused 10 salute the flag
Of the Republic Of Brazil, when hoisted.
Four hundred French Boulangists will
soon pay visit to the exiled General.
Admiral Ra.ib will convey TO Crete the
amnesty granted By the Sultan TO the in .
surgents on that Island.
A heavy snow storm prevails in the mid
lard countries Of England.
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Special Telegram to the Register.
ELLENBORO, W. VA, November 81
Colonel Romeo H. Freer has assumed edi-
tOrial control of the Rtchie RereiHe, and
Mr.. S. S Stewart will teach during the
winter and act as business manager for the
psper. Colonel Freer has had considerable
newspaper experience.
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|EN YORK. November 21.-Mrs. II.
a1la SFiuion and Josh1a ]. Mann, who
.ris jointly indicted With Mu. Eva Ham
..oa 'or 1a.miug cf bogus baby on Rob
.'' 10y Hamilton VIII be tried December
-lsrs are two indictments sglinst the
~, one lor conspiracy and one lcr grand
-d they viii be iriel~cn the
grand larceny Indictment M
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BosroS, November "a meeting Of
sitizsus was held this afternoon to take
.e,iou for The relief Of the sufferers BY the
INN frs. Kidder, Peabody & Co. VIII
act a. treasurer Of the fund.
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Argument Berin in the Men Case

WASHINGTON, Pa, November 27.-The
testimony in the Ntff trial wss hnisheo
this morning. The arguments were com
menced this afternoon, and it Is thought
that By tomorrow evening tne Neruic'
will be in.
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LIFE sAvIN sIsERvICE.

Its 0IaguiGcent Service During the Past
Year.
WASHINGTON, d. O., November u
Toe annual report Of the General superin-
tendent of the Life SAving Service shows
that at the closed Of the fiscal year the ts-
tablishments numbered 225 stations.
TIE work Of service during the year is
summarized as follows: Number of dis
asters, 52S; value Of property involved,
So. il6. 775, value Of property saved,
s.. O54, ,44O; number of persona involved,
3, 1876; number Of persons lost, 42; number
Of persons sucC0red. Isl.
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me Pennsylvania Delegation

WASHINGTON, November 27.-The Re-
publican members Of the Pennsylvania
Congressional delegation will meet Friday
% . p. %. A leading member oil tna'
delegation snd an ardent supporter Of MI.
Reed said to-day that he did not think
aav effort would be made to enforce the
unff rn1a
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the spanish Cabinet.

MADRrD, November 27.-It is expected
that several changes in the Cabinet will
soon be made. Prime Minister Sagasta
il irving TO conciliate the dissident Lib
erals, and. with this object in view will,
il il believed, reconstruct the Ministry.
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Randam's Ambition to be sworn In.

WASHINGTON, November o. Ex-
Speaker Randall is slowly improving. He
has remained in bed ever since be came to
Washington, 20 that be might gather snth-
Gent strength to take him TO the Capitol
on the opening Of Congress. His one am
biiion is to be sworn in as a member OF the
coming Congress. Ii is not likely be will
be able 20 attend 10 many Of bis Congress
fona1 dufies
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CHAMPION MCCARTHY.
The Jersey City Llsht Weight whips Mike


The Jersey City Llsht weight whips Mike
Nolan.
NEW YORK, November 27.-AbOut two
hundred leading club men Of the city wit
messed the prize fight TO q finish tonight
between Cal Mccarthy, of Jersey City, and
Mike Nolan, Of England, for the feath-
erweight championship Of the world.
The men left this city early in the evening
on a barge, where the ring was pitched and
the tight took plsce in Tappauzee Bay,
near Nyack on the Hudson. It was a
fierce 6eht w6ile it lasted, and was won by
Mccarthy in the seventh round.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, November 81
Arlie Latham, late Of the st. Louis Browns,
wss in the city today. He said that Tip
O'Neil. the BroEns' leit-helder, had de-
terminsd to sign with the Chicago Broth
r-hr,H team
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LOO. aEoReE E. sENEY.

ais Name Announced for the U $. sena-
torship.
TIFPIN, O., November 27.-The Daily
Adrsrtiser Denocratic) tonight announces
the name Of Hon. George Z. Seney for
H. s. Senator. Representative Brant
states that he will support Seney, though
h Ia believed that he will ultimately vote
f,r Mr. Brice.
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WASHINGTON, November 27.-Samuel
Strong, whose claim against the District
has become almost historical, to-day fled
a suit against BsDjlmin f. Butler for
S250. COO damages for slander.
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Dempsey and Mccarthy Matched.

SAN FRANCIsCo, November 27.-The
directors Of the California Athletic Club
have matched Jsck Dempsey and Billy Nc
Cartby, Of Australia, to fight in January,
the exact date not fixed, for q purse Of
81 snn
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MoNrANA's LEGISLATURE.
There Is No Sign of Break In tho Dead


There is No Sign of Break In tho Dead
Lock.
HELENA, MONT, November 27.-The
lockout still exists. The Senate met this
morning at 10 o'clock, but only Republi.
can members responded to the roll call
The Senate then adjourned till Friday at
p. m. The lower House (Rspublican) will
remove to more commodious quarters TO-
dsy, and commence routine work on Fri
day.
The Democratic branch held short ses-
sion this morning but did not accomplish
anything.
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I. the Amser Dead ?

ST. PETERSBURG, November q 1t is
rumored here that the Amer Of Afghanis-
tan is dead.
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An Extended PopuIarIty. B

BRONCHIAL TEocHEs have FOR many years been
the most popular Article in use Tor reheVih
Coughs and Throat troubles.
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at.s case of M.Ginniss sgsinst Alder
s'e from ,te Third Yves. Virginia district
ic. '1.--.a1t oy biz brief OverthroWs ms
l.. '1 undertaking TO give the mum
ts-ef -.t.. -as for him and also Of those
os. tIfs-.. "a by counties, McGinniss
h--t. .-.-,l- ,r,i,,. 4 Raleigh county from
.t aai toe footius OF aus o"n us ~ ~
give Aie-on o. plurality o, oIS sotes, votes. -. -
o're la viii be permitted TO Correct 'os ls
olr.r bu. It shows goss ignosance VI
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
CENTRAL CITY GROWING.
The jackson "Patriot'' on Our soldiers
and ball Players.

From the Jackson Patriot
Tho Clusters, Capt Knox, moved out
upon the field at O'Clock, and pro-
cccded to put up an excellent driii.
They marched steadily and their man
nal and hrings were especially tne.
Al times some waverng was noticeable
and several individual errors were
made. but when they finished j was
evident that the crowd regarded them
as having very strong chance "i "in-
ming the first place. During thor orih
one 0f the numbers stumbled and ieii,
hgt arose 50 quickly and took his pace
that the Inc was not broken
Grand Rapids has struck = sHtat ol
adamant.no iuck for the pssi lev Gay =
. IN it, compet.il0ns with Jsckson- its
| han cluh has lost two games out al
t.roe r. Jackson. .ts crack band was
| ci,lssod 10 take second place IN the con-
| ,es+ ~ tho far and the Custer 1usta
(, was Yesterday decided by exptf-
fenced ard impartial military suth4
,tv could not score ss many points ih
| ~rze drill as tie Jackson Guard
/ ~ # oa-~se .sr'f soothing - Grand
pe~.as r-.de hut fne DONORS captured
81 Jarl son hsve been honestly won
s-.a flsr fovs ChoeffuiIT record the fac'
t.sf tne three organ zsfors from to'
sacond ctv n the -tsie, are worth,
/ fhr.r stfoI.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

---------- = d
Aols h-- 50 a 49, - ss,s - ~
- t1 eefAs- me e.Aeie
lanItA aR "aeA - e.'.sle--' ,,,,,
oel-t "ele is'sl.l.s.1 '-.-t '..e l,'.,.r
''4s A-.f - 3. s--'t - -l....-.
faom, Ana 80 AA4 watched \ iei
t-'iles i..tt Aa- ii1Nei -ts- -l-s .'.,..s
.flle..-s "i.' -it~ tai .-'' Z .-s =,
oDlet-ea q t-s .rs'ts ~ - 49,.
i'tt ei--i4. tei -t .t'e iii,- -p---~ ~
iso-4. aid l-le i~~Se sAsa--l-s~ '--'
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
THAT BAND CONTEST.
The flins Rand sass That W"rEb"rs
should Have Had the Prize.

The flint baud SAYS That N"rEborg
should Have HAD the Prize.
There j. very general howl OF mdig-
nation going ap from al over the State
about tne way IN winch WurlDnrg's
band was treated at the Jackson tour
nament The Flint Dailg Meas says
The members Of the Flint band Ar
rived home on the noon tram To-Day,
filled with disgust at tle manner ln
which the band tournament yesterday
AT the Jackson exposition Was con-
Quoted. The bands present at the
opening of the contest We're the Fiint,
Hanover, Jackson and Grand kaplos
bands. or this latter organization our
band boys speak IN the hlgnest terms,
uronouncIng them without doubt the
finest professional band III the STAT
and. therefore. entitled 10 WIN the irs'
money with hands down; but the JACK
son band had sent outside the city and
( secured seven performers 20 Strengthen
4 hi, ranks. and even after tins move wef,
l entitled 10 no more than third prize
/ But the Judges, two OF whom were
ridlculOusly incompetent, had DOUBT
/ less been manipulated, and 10 the sur
prise Of all awarded first prize % Jack
/ son. and, of course, not daring 20 con
s.gn the Grand Rapids hand 70 les
than second place, generously tfl CAV
our band the third prize, amounting L
SlO0."
The Erening journal Of the same plac
speaks IN the same strain:
"Our own band does not expect I
compete with professional musician
who earn a livelihood by means Of the
superior attainmcnts, and I'D cntcrn
the contest with the Grand RAPID
band IAN organization which they, b
the way, did not expect would be pre-
ent, had no idea OF securing the hn
prize over them but, on the cOntrar'
our bows were enthusiastic ln the
praise of this one of the most capab
professional organizations winch cv,
existed IN the State, and UNIVERSAL
cOmplimented the members thereof
their supposed winning OF first none
} but when evening came and the resu
was announced that the Jackson bar
had not only stepped out of third pla
: where they were most generally plac'
bv popular opinion, but were give
: first prize over Grand Rapids, the u
e lucky handsmen could have been blow
I over with a blast from Their own instr
= mcutS.p
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
WEATHER OBSER vATIONs.
last Months Drouth-The Wet and Dry
Cycles.

August was a very dry month IN this
section, and the drouth must have had
a very bad effect upon the growing
corn and potato crops. The monthly
meteorological synopsis sent out 10y the
Board Of Health gives the total ram
fall for the month as 0.56 inches. The
average rainfall during the month, as
shown bv the observations o. clghtecn
years. is 3.I3 inches; 80 that the preCip-
itatiOn last month was less tnan
Is per cent. OF the normal. IL
was very fortunate that the
drouth was not accompanied 10y
unusual heat, for had il been g would
have proved disastrous 20 vegetation oi
all kinds. As matter oi l3ei the
mean temperature for the month was
ga degrees. somewhat less tnan the
average. wnlch for eighteen years nA.
hcen o. - degrees Many wcatEcrAlsc
people are predicting stili another year
/ Of equal or greater droutn. lhfy say
! that the weather moves 30 cycles oi
seven years. The year ls16 was marked
! hv a very severe drOuth. The rainfall
then began 10 grow gradually hcave'
until 1883. when il reached the maxi
mum and began 90 decrease Aitc1
next year they predict a gradually in
| creaslng rainfall for another sever
! years. and SO on. The theory u inter
cstfng. to say the least. and there At
many circumstances winch seem q
-uup0rt f.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

The RAptureas Jsys ENPrrienos4 as =
Traveller ~ >orth-


Ir@ssl~E ~ >srth
T. the saltor ol lbs IElsslAA llsKAla.
4as crowds 81 people irom NiNin-
gan, especially from GRAND kap.s nao
vls.t tae picturesque g.oa Ed tae
northern part ~ I-e state efels sss
prove that oaf oun eomnoaN NesINs 81
appree .alea fa'ly hs ihose wAos. air
tsts are laeni.eai vita those -t the
state. New resorts are opene4 every
wear and yel t..e ola ones ao not suner
because their charms are 81 lasting old
s frencs W.il come 4Eau and hglug new
ones with taem. 0f the mulltades
who have VISITED oar northern shores
many have never uaversed the finland
route" from fetoskey 20 Chebcyean.
bat that tr-p is becoming -
popular few VII be satisfied
10 60 sup North" without
taking IL There il prophetic thrM
of joNs 10 come ccursng through the
VEINS on the bright mofnms when tnc
4 Traveller siels upon one 90 tAe Little
steamers oi the Delta Transportation
Company. and the clear, tiacAug ar
/ iutsns. ties thls emotion lhe elegant
little steamers. int Romeo ana tle
JuIet. which have been bult expressly
for THIS route, are tw-ns, ln spite OF
their ioyer-lke appe iations- iAeN
resemble each other a. elost A. most
human twins ID Wei REQUESTED lam i'es
go tE.,- -, 49, toIa apart only when
go. ,'s,.... il s...
/ 49, ..l. ~. ,..,,,,,, f,.,,.rts forthe steam
., and the coaln4nv are flying about
~, 49, left f.s-f -f,fk M Dlen and
bsvs so-,,re ar,,,ns i bend ia Crooked
-..,.- f,-..l.f rx.r almost before
- l...., ..It,..8 tIaf .e arf on the
- n,,r NON. Naf,tr.. interposes and
,,..st. ,,,,lr, .,nse attention. Her sum-
.--..-. -, 49,. ~. owen hy tarlsiIne
i......,',s ~ 49, almost into our vers
...-. go, b,tl ..f.s of th. rNcr al
49,. - 49,. After thl, n - easy
, - - ,bst or~ attention NIL not
-, a~s, 81. Dante Nature utl,
al ,se al ',,'rstta. She demands. Bur
| sbe soon shows AS we must have faith
a. wei asadrnfrat.on for we are shut n
a, 80 -, - ,,s hedrine olr way
: co,n,'Iet@lv Nust we retrace our
= - I, r..+.srlN srnears 30 and vet
, a. l,,,o,. ,bst ,r.re mnst he a way
: - c,,b.. s,..n,ers yould never
{. -. -, b,s, Fa.th l. soon renlacei
u 40 -" -, for es w. steam on We find
, - - ,,.l.,.b seemed ~ imnede
'''''' - ',.., -, Incident on the
i 20. F7, -. 49,. s5,sr,, t,,r, leads as
= ~ Va" 20. ~ h.art'cs hovond Here we fell
- - -, l,e.,,,, ,.,.,.,r,a,iro the river "a
= - ii.1' .t.I-3 49, -, ~ Ne soon
tors,,,e r.e8 81 the sharu turns and
80 D'e.'i'' 80 49, hres,b for fear ia,
+ o,aso - M NJ, - a'..,,,,.,d
J. T,-, 49, hesmt-fal sheet o..
: -. 20. ,,.,,.s 1ono and five mile.
'.l-.ei.4 a.. ,soods and abound
- W, -. -. s.s...rs sre ~ ervsta
l''s 49, 500 "a - ,,iilv shores give u
g -, 80, sii,s,fe notation to sio,
:" - - recrrsh ibe outor man wit
- t-a,b Ia, r-vcr has fewer curve
~ a.. - a'@d sw,fter channel tia
- 80, "d r,xer Uere we startle the vii
X -, i, - ,,,,r,hsrs a. 10 max
is ~ ~ s,-[-rts,,'a,, Nd and now an
- -, I. - star,s ana from tie border
49,. ,,,a,.s1 ,s ~ a,,nroacb. disturbed b
- ,i., 90 o''r e,igsnes Iaree turtl.
- ro sren in he water. and the fis
III ar ' 80 e.. - - srD,.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

For don't care, dull, tired feeling,
impoverished blood, dull pains IN back
and head, tantalizlng skin erupuons,
Kemp's Sarsaparilla never fails TO give
relief. We always guarantee 1t. Pnce
81 per bottle. TiDbs' drug store, l26
MOnrOe-St.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
TIE qIgeEFs



TIE Earst ~ aAs t1lsset'9o tase> Ne~
hsias Arsses
TIE frst ot lHe a-els injunction
es-. .s us for q tsarng before
d. ....i... p,
SD" e4-r "t -
nol sue. e. I9l-.as tae c4ble compaay
fr.s.. ...... f.- tsr..s.s.l, f.afa t.e sale
An fh. ,.s.t... ,.. ,,.t.r-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

hereby desire 20 extend 10 all OF my
friends my thanks 10 the many kind
nesses extended 10 me dnrlng my past
illness Of over three months from rheI-
matism, and especially desire 10 tell
them that but Tor sulphur Bitters /
should have been suffering still. May
YOU never suffer what | have, IS the
wish of youf friend, b. II. Tayicur.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PUBLIC.

Having bought the millinery stock ot Mrs.
NJ r. Newber about mouth ago. and seeing
that by square dealing with the pnbuc tAtic -
nancy ia it / have repienishrd tGc same with
the finest goods in thr market lu order 10 DE
ever ready 10 satisfy " y1odS az the lowest
rates possible. for believe ln quick safes anu
superior trimmer of over twenty years .N-
perience has been retained bv me 20 super
intend the Millinery Department nope anu
axnecf of the public TO call and examine ny
stock and prices before purchasing elsew here.
and for favors will always be thankful Your
humble servant,
G. A. BERWIN,
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

On March -. 's9. Mr.. Breed wrote
from Chicago: "Mv dear SAM have
been pcgglug away since the Rucklng-
ham deal failed and think have got
those 300 ID bonds sold. The only
thing that can knock II out u some
thing don't fOresec. Holmes has helped
me immensely, and be Will help Us sell
our stock, but says we can do better
with IL after the bonds are sold, the
road better equipped and the debts
paid Ia regard TO buying your
stock, OF course neither Breed nor |
have the money to buy 1t now, but II
get these bonds off I'll then take hold
of the stock. Keep Things quiet Tor a
few davs. OF course any public out
break there would knock our sale OF
bonds. Ny wife Is a continued source
| of astonlshment and anxiety, but We
can do nothing but watt
/ Nav IL Mr.. Crosby wrote TIhbets from
Chicago rs follows: Il have finally goi
an agreement as TO the bonds from
Bowns * Blodgett and the bank, and
expect to get the money tuesday.
was fearful they would not agree, a
some stock goes with IT that destroy
the trust, but they did, and the stock Il
| uupleugcu ll any ~" p.- 80
nothing could be said 10 the bank abou
factions and voting with who? 1t Is
good sale, Soc and accrued interest:
hope to close it Tuesday, and Will b
over soon after"
From Chicago on June 10, 1889, Mr
Breed writes:
Dear Sam-Crosby told me he ma,
written you and a did not have cas
enough to buy postage stamp J dl
not write YOU. The stock you refer tc
S7S. 900, runs to Hagar. The gentlnmel
| never have met but presume IT is tli
same Hagar You met at Grand Rapid
The deal is practically closed, but tn
money has not been turned over. II
get check tomorrow / can go
Grand Rapids