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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
THE COURTS.
Cl,aucery Court.

Mrs. Johanna O'Neil filed bill in the
Chancery Court yesterday against the
Kansas City, Fort Scott 4 Memphis and
the Kansas City. Memphis & Birmingham
Railroads for damages done TO her prop
erty on Broadway street.
S. II. Dunscomb, Jr., surviving part
ner Of the firm Of Dunscomb Bros,
brought suit in this court yesterday against
John and Charles Ringwald TO compel
defendants to pay judgment amounting
10 S7l.s5 obtained against them some time
MOO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
Tbe wond.rIand uu.eum.

Many novel attractions are now on cx-
hibi,ion ut the museum, among them
Prof Boyton aud his troupe Of trained
monkeys aud scals. the Albino girls, mu.
steal wonders, aud the explanation and
exposure OF Sylvia. the living half lady.
In the theatcr hall comedy company en-.
tertaius the visitors.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
Hiram ISeiiy'- WIN.

CmcAoo, March G.--The will Of the late
Hiram Kelly, Of this city, who left for
tune Of $500, 600, has been probaicd. Be
sides numerous requests 10 relatives, the
sum Of $4,000 Is given TO the Chicago
Public Library, and $4,000 each TO the
Chicago Home for the Fricndless, Chicago
Orphan Asylum, 81 luke's Hospital, Old
Peoples Home and Illinois Humane So
.tafv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
sI,elb, CircuIt Court.

The damage suit OF Foster Va. the Iron
Mountain Railroad is occupying the atten-
ton Of this court. The trial will probably
be concluded today.
The regular panel is ordered 10 report at
court at $50 O'Clock this morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

Tomorrow evening the school for Scan
dal' will be produced, with Louis James
rs Charles Surface, MIR. Mosley rs Joseph
Surface, Mr. lAngdon rs Sir Peter Tcszle
and Miss Wainright rs Lady Teazlc. sat
urday matinee Gretchen" will be the at
traction, Mr.. James as Mophisto, Mr.. Mos
ley rs Faustus and Miss wainwright no
Gretchen. Saturday night "Othello."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

" YOU want tonic that Is Tonic get n
bottle Of pc-ru-nn. Listen what Mr.. George
II. Hischc. of Columbus o., says. II nnd
your Pc-ru.ua invaluable when troubled
with failing appetite or when worn out
after hard days work" For sale by all
druggists, al bottle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
The Hon. sidney Bsr,ie,, Dying.

BosroS, Mass, March G.-Tho Hon.
Sidney Bartlett, leader OF the Boston bar,
aud director Of the Chicago. Burlington
4 Quincy Railway, is dying Mr. Bartlett
passed his nineueth birthday in February.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
si,i,. Them Awsy.

We are giving away every twentieth
pair Of Shoes Call aud see our plan.
Everything at 20 per cent. discount for
seven days more.
Lowry 4 Co, 500 Main Street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
BARGAINS IN FORT PICKERING FOR SALE

frontage. Nice property for railroad privi.
lcgcs and can be bought cheap.
800 ic,t fronting on Georgia, Carolina and
Sixth streets. Has street car n. d rnilroad
frontage. This property 6. baum 70 on tho
moth, south ard west 10y ,te,ts anl on tho
east by an alley.
70 you call and inJp ct Or YOURSELF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

TmE Tennessee Paper Company, w. w.
Carnes proprietor, 3i3 Second street, has
four stories filed with almost everything
In the paper line. Prices low ~ any.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

Cant eat thing" Hoods Sarsaparilla is
n wonderful medicine for creating an appe-
tito. regulating digestion and giving strength.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

Also No. bargain In Chelsea. Lots so
and % on Third street, Chelsea, ilsllHiisiE.
with some small houses thereon. The whole
property, including houses aud block. can
be bought for 5000
Also bargain In rental property. PAYS
t02 per month rent, or SEA per annum. i'm.
provcments In histclav condition, Tor $3.50.
for Speculation. Improved
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

+ stands for Pierce the wonderful doctor,
Providing safe remedies, OF which ho is
concoctor,
Pleasant 10 taste, and easy 10 take,
Purgatiyo Pellets now bear off the cake. I"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

The following couples were licensed ia
marry yesterday; White-John II. Sun
trop and Lille George. Colored-lIenry
Lolack and Vic Horton, John w. Harris
and Malisa 4. Davis, Ben Mills and
Emanda Mills, Henry Williams aud Anna
Shaw, John Miller and Fannie Marshall.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

Marriage Licenses.

Mark Graham has been appointed guar
dian Of Augustus and Walter Gilbertson.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
M. M. GILCHRIST & CO.;

Corner lot, corner Van Buron and Louisi.
aua streets, S5xi2i)i TO a i5-foot alley. Call
and sec this.
Corner lot. corner Arkansas avenue and
Coffee street, Soxl2lk 10 an alley. At n
bargain.
Lots 9. Z and 10, fronting on sixth and
Seventh streets, each 7ii4x2i5, railroad
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
TRIED HF IRE.

Edwy c. Reid. OF the Allegan Go
setts, who has just come out of his fifth
libel suit unscathed and victorious,
viii hereafter be gwen wide birth by
those gentlemen Of uncertain character,
who labor under the deluslon that 4
libel suit against a newspaper IS an
easy method Of getting rich. When
the Gazette attacks a man, il has been
quite fully established, there is much
truth al the basis OF the attack, and it
a not hidden n the bottom of a we'll
either. Ii $ spoken right out in meet
ing, and those against whom 1t IS
directed seem 10 have but one recourse
to get out from under Keep on with
your good work. There are probably
others within your baihwlck, besides
Nahum Gilbert, whose characters are
worth lust six cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

May 10 haye locked upon Mr.
M9o1Y as sh- lmpeEsonztlon u true
rel gon, Nll have ~ mostly the.r views
of ann OF else II proh,b.u0n- IheT
fayorte cogm4 tnat anything shorl ot
absolute prohibition. in dealing sltA TIE
lq1or tra1lc, = = partnership Wl-h
crlae. = s&ncnonlng II slD. and de-
wee OF the devil. all scarcely fnd sap
port a the sensible IDEAS ex Sessed hy
hlm in a recent interview AZ k0ezt0rd
III. He sad II believe that q pro-
hlbl0ry az s0uld be a failure ia ms
State as matters stand We have la
tns State the great c.tv 0f Chicago.
Prohibition would be- j failure tlefe.
Then WY fo.st failure Ot law upon
the state, We must look AZ these mat
ters from c0mm0a-ssuse standpoint.
Taking that knt OF a view, 49, con-
eiude that prohibition IS a good thing
and wherever . ca be secured those
who love law and order aud their fei-
l0W-men should stand tOr e. We also
conclude that where there is not suth-
Gent sentiment % uphold "a proh.o.tory
law that t means that u Will be a dead
-aW Il passed, and @e had better have
no law than % have a dead one Now,
believe IN prohibition. 1 believe in g
for State where the sentiment exists.
For a state ike Illinois | believe IN
local option, a. a VIII give prohibi-
ton IN the locaAues where the sentI-
mani 4. rln..
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
Kirmes. Kirmes, Kirmesi Kirmes!
a DREAM WITHIN A DREAM.
A Chicago Man Who Dreamed That Rs
Dreamed Of Committing Suicide.

Chicago Man Who Dreamed That He
Dreamed Of Committing Suicide.
"Ever have a dream within a dream
ami get the two all mixed upy' asked
the man at the club whose specially is
dreams. "Well; l had one the other
night that has made me think some
about it since. I thought was walking
west in a mighty disconsolate frame Of
mind and wondering if, after al, life
didn't cost pretty much all it was worth
when | came 10 the Madison street
bridge. / stopped and looked over the
rail and fell to calculating how it would
feel TO take plunge in the Shiny depths,
and how much attention It would at
tract if I were 20 climb over the side and
jump. I bad always thought that any
body who ever contemplated suicide was
a great fool 20 ever start for the other
world bv way of the Chicago river, but
az this time I didn't seem o hang quite
s. closely 70 my former prejudice and
was looking down at the black surface
in a rather friendly way when somebody
stopped AZ the rail a few feet away from
me- heaved a SIGH and pat his foot up
on tha lower board
AT = glance saw the man was a
friend of mine whom hadn't seen for
several years and who supposed o. 30
in Frisco I spoke % him and he turned
witb a startled exc lamaron r aunov-
ance. recognized me. and waited for me
to speak. I asked him what be vas
going 70 do lie looked AZ me a. mourn
fully as the spirits in the Inferno did
st Dante. aud said.
"'I'm going 20 jump over this raj into
tho river.
Il asked him what he intended doing
anything EN- foolish as THAT for. ard 10
told me with tears yelling up o. be eyes
thar the c.rl he loved was dead
II svmpsthirei with hlm with All nv
heart because uas I'd a precisely similar
FIX. tat Sold him he vas foolish anI
tkat vhf.e Is sac natural far ham 10 fesl
ike thai for awhile he uoull ecou real
ize thar it was tho height q folly to At
tempt % remedy matters h7 dodgink oat
q the world in ths irregular and alto
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

II a colony numbering seventy-five
in TuIare county, Col, no church or sa-
loon IS tolerated by the board of trus-
tees who govern the whole That is a
case Of avoiding the two extremes,
without hitting the golden mean
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

MAHoNE's body-servant is said to be
the only man in tins great country who
really knows how 90 cOucoct a mint
julep. There's nothing Ike a sympa-
thetc friend to fall back upon in the
hour of aflict0n.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
TAKE NOTICE.

AS we do not wish him TO "blush in
ignorance" any longer, we send the fol-
lowing notice:
To GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND, alias
GATH: Sir-You will please to take
notice that julius c. Burrows, Repre-
sentative in Congress from the Fourth
District of Michigan, viii contest for the
Speakership of the House of Repre-
sentatives upon its assembling in regu-
lar session in December next. And you
Will further take notice that he Will
come to Washington accompanied by a
healthy BOOM" well developed and
still growing. In your further discus
siOns of the Speakership contest, please
take notice hereof and govern yourself
accordingly.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

EDWIN Arnold, the famous poet, has
tackled Niagara Falls, and the falls
seem to have got away with him" in
spite Of his torrent of high-sounding
epithets. A little of the Light of
Asia" turned on his description might
make it more luminous.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
a positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, u
cesated, and Protruding Piles-Price
soc. For sale by White q White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
Beecham's Pills cures Sick Headache

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup should al
ways be used for children teething. 1t sOOthes
the child, sOftens the gums. allays all pain
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for
diarrhea. sc bottle
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

IT has been estimated that the guam
tity of coal dust remaining unemployed
annually, IN Great Britain, reaches the
enormous aggregate of $4,000 900 tons.
No sufficiently remunerative method of
converting it into cakes for use has as
vet been devised.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

'rty accused ~ stealing sn uu-
hrei'a cn RAINY day vas 3 schsrEed ty
a Nebrasss Justice. on the ground that
he acted n self defense. A Daniel
come t0 7-f-r,r--t
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
OFFICIAL PAPER Or The CITY.
GRAND RAPIDS. FRIDAY. NOV.


lOINH ANOTHER KEY.
We were told by the telegraphic dis
patches, a few days since, that Harrison
started the machinery OF the Montgom-
cry, Ala, exposition by touching an
electric KEY at the White House in the
presence OF all the members OF the Cab
met We respectfully suggest that It Is
about time TOR Harrison 70 touch
another electric key at the White
House, and 20 give the Republican ma
cninery in Michigan a decided impetus.
Our senators and Representatives too,
should get together. Ike the members
OF the Cabinet, and see hmm DO il.
We DO not want any more halfway
work in Republicancampa gns, and the
only way 10 maintain the esprit de corps
of any organization Is 70 let Its MEM
bers feel that there Is something 10
work for, and to get after they have
earned it. The people last fall decided
in favorofa Republican Administration
and We believe that they should have it
immediately not sooner. We also
believe that there IS q widespread dis
satisfaction on this point, emphaucally
bodied forth in the recent elections.
The only possible way to cope with
the opposition successfully Is through
perfect organization and enthusiastic
cooperation OF all interests within the
party. No other successful way of
keeping up such an organization has
ever been devised than for political
party 70 be prompt 10 reward It's friends
and 20 invite Is enemies % step down
and out. George William Curtis It a.,
have not had So eminent success n run
ning their pretty little party, that We
should oe led 20 adopt their notions 70
any great extent. II there are any
httle differences among candidates they
should be recouciled at once. ANY
true Republican VIII not care 10 leave
a Democrat n office. TO laugh in his
sleeve over Republican simplicity and
lack 0e political stamina, simply be-
cause hrs pet candidate can not be
taken.
So we suggest % our Senators and
Bepresentativcs that they get another
KEY ready rs soon as possble-yes, a
whole hst full of keys-snd see that
Harrison sends an electric thrill
through the hearts of Michigan Repub-
leans such as they have not felt since
they received the news of ms election.
IT scarcely seems possible that can
r.halsm can ok st any where i'm the
>worid at the present day. And yet we
are unpieaantly reminded that 10 does.
by q recent occurrence IN the solomon
Islands A number Of natives dccoyed
su Eagl lshman named Nelson and
three native bows to one of their
villages. and thrn murdered them and
fdcvoured their bodies. The captain of
the British cruiser Bovslist at once pro-
coedcd 90 the coast and shoiied the
villages hus the nsaves took 20 rhe
bills. Other SIM I1r cases are reported
from the same islands. Those natives
ssdlyneed svange 'at.on OF eKterm,na-
hon.
THE d.ngv, d,laptatod, frayed-out
flag on the Government building here
vii answer very we'll for the remnants
of a Democrato Admnstrau0n. but
when the present Republican Admins
traton actually reaches Michigan, We
a 81.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
4 LAR8E AN0UNr N KEAL asIATa

n faf aa.e. Mas. ala 49, ht SOLD
AaAr na iuls luI ,a.e uH EraItf addition
corner oi b .iiH au4 4laa ia.a atrs, lats 81 10
liu itri g. a. aIickf bfiuvs if'ias ~ tu a,iN
- lois ua N41i sal ave l.uA tttsAra.si. cu
traIc. aud - erdcu's addition prices range
tron ii la 5000 hr masi ui these lats aFe
Ncrk desirable. quite crut ais located. ataI
school hNa>g ana street Uaro. tll aul lacllt
property ls being raFilIk baIt up.
l4ol NJ. iaHUrfs = 4nUtiaa. Prescott ST..
fourth lul 81 Csi ei ~Hutu DIVISION, ,i. - D. ia-
ii Ne4,t. barn al4 iat At. irl aui srslA aft'.
y ouse barn aAa $3.50 dolls oA eurAor ot
East HnG Ilamas-sis
h0.~es aaa lcfs ua lemsf1c n' af Coca
price l.H lots ou Leonard a Cess addition,
pIitss from e-ut ap.au4 various ether lots tu n
houses enG lots uoi described
Al Fili br Sold very llfap Nue perfect {. me
aud terms made g. saII No expense 4Hr
shoNlue PROPERTY. aI>a rs,h c. laau ou re.4
estate -.urIfY ga laNal.b.r tfrls CAD a.
Ap. = Aen houscman huiidi4s. ou lea.v v
trallck. I
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

Aay Subscribe 60 IhE rELESkAn'
HERALD ~ho falls - receive the PsPU
regularly or Who may have reason %
soaaplAin % late delivery, viii eoafer .
special favor oy iaformins This once OF
ths fact - once. ssad postal card or cal
~ tsisphons 5St.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

The soft glow of the tea rose is ac-
quired by ladies who use Pozonni' sCom-
plexion Powder. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

A TYPE-wRITTES will las been de-
clared valid by the courts of Berks
county, Pa, thus establishing the claim
of typewriter work TO be called writ
ing" 1t is also regarded as such by
the Postal Department. The Patent
Office, however, has officially classed It
as printing"
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

sFE1r,rty's sweeping denial Of what
Tire prosecution expected him 90 testify
to. FRI tho Cronn case. certainly can nct
riure the prosecution I'M the least, in
vicv ~ the other convincing proofs nj
EuIt 3tdgced Tt seldom that case
~ such magnitude develops So clearly
as tf.s one IS fci~~.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
rOR 80 -NIscELLLNE0ug

EOk SALE-oue me driving horse. years
oidi one IGhf wagon. 1870 single IaI-
ncsses. one large. hur buffalo robe. out Iue
jump seat cuitfr. one Dghi delivery sIgiEhs
They arc ali go good as new. Inquire g. ltiaNa-
81. g.. j. s.. pessinK. sal
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
instrumentation Not Recognized.

In all our announcements, in all our
claims, it IS our purpose to make no
exaggerated statements, nor promise to
our patrons that which can not, or will
not, be faithfully performed. The
terms of space are to all alike, and
must be carried out to the letter. In
all respects the TELEGRAM-HERALD is all
that is claimed for IT.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

Energy, industry and perseverance,
coupled with honesty, are the substan-
tial, reliable and most satisfactory keys
To success
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS



AANlED-A press aay g fu. lee pres 90
ms saee Alps iea~s-
WANTED wen dressed man. sood tniug ~
" Isnu4ry J. Call n. = halsis te. at
Porter b.ocs Division 81 entfener. eiN
NTtls-Ibree uice yaung men e. Sork ~
" STATE hlst come sell rteonintlUea aAa
have sl ia casa' SALARY - psi mehth. tat 81
Aaem l.-ls HslulIt4se Building 0ran0 Rapids
WANTED with 500 10 invest so good
~ bu.llrss already established onr MID
500 aul upwards o. llkesl mercantile t4sl
prs>s ONE wllh sl-.0h 10 invest iN lAAnrI
business, ana Others Witu tal4tai raisiis
trl m s.uo 90 s-ofpU call and cAAniue o4f 1855
before Investing. l14 Monroe ST. Rooms
and - sG
\NANIED-SaIesmen for = new heath aud
" labor saving Invention grand emporium
lty. tui u9 enormous salary offered io dtfr.tt
Aul, trls viii prunt Naa o. investigate cata-
.osaa IIUr. Address eAFvr AaAuiatiory, -
state 81. Chicago. ill., alo
WANTED-Rena local and travelling
" saiesmchs positions permanent sprriai
Inducements nov. last selling speclaitless q
don delay salary from start broHa bros.
NurseTymen. Chicago. IA. Jan ls
WANTED statesmen. CLERKS book keepers.
w bAftendtrs. IeAmsters, shipping clerks
farm hands. office help and ell othCrs o1t OF
employment o. call AID investigate eur en-
Treiy new ana thoroughly reliable system ~
procuring situations. toopeTatlNt Employ
ment Company. lN-ia MonToest rooms 81 and
S. Porter block. Phone lt-l.
NANTED-MA take the agency of our
W safes; size -n1l.Els inches, weight hb
lbs; retail price So other sizes ln proportion
a rare chance 60 create permanent bus urss
al home These sales meet demand never
before supplied by Other sale companies. as We
ale not governed 10y the sale Pool Alpine
safe Co, Cincinnati. %. Ncd-sAt
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

--~~---.--~~~->~-----~-----
| 0~T-A Small tan x ulft Tug faces answers
- q. fhe name ~ Ir..s Finder v.I he rf.
wa~fof tF ieaf uc same ~ Melrrelsf slt
/ o~T-t pug dog n fndrr 7 osra leave
- thr same ~ ofrr rf r. ~ Eff~I Eeratnr
Factory fhey receive liberia reward l
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
largest Of All Michigan Dallies Ex-
cspt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

"A AtkA =. a AAffl tANIAA IINlag 81 .
~ ratra hpuss thaI wants IS lx ala09
is| tf .f ttf.as acme gf thaI oaa laz
s.--A ta fa>s trIals ~ ~ q fraFiEf
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

kuh saAk- is q Fess hls taai as l.e n.aea
ler As 81 N.-tleA 81. NltU 4 a-. al. a
-lt- pa aa Haalca uay RIDule .atl. h.fa
nlll tf44arA ~lilll 4 NUHlsfre af Et.sg
lnis irar.Tlt Mlst lt suIa Is. llas. 81
estate lAs -.i .aa b. Nartn tlht tlas. n
n. h.-ll ear ls4eI laRe q stfaD.s al 4l..r
lrN4r li..e fAa l.t -asntr- q = lillfl 1s a
tisf - hae. hfl4st-al- I
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

FOR REKT-ROOkS.
EOR RENT-Handsome furnished rooms.
L steam and gas, 81 North IOuia-st.. between
Bridge and Hastings. SO
TOR RENT-One large furnished front room /;
heat and gas. Inquire - Rans0m-st. 90
FOR RENT-4 suites of desirable rooms for
light housekeeping; rent = and $40 per
month, with steam heat; also two front Office
rooms. Inquire 43 MonrOe-st. 81
E0R RENT-The stores numbered 10 and J.
L Lyon ST., now occupied by the Converse
Manufacturing Company for Offices and sales
rooms. Also houses for sale and 10 rent OF
Jeners0n-st.. and West Broadway. Apply 10
Wm. :. Hoyey. Agent. Room 5. Widdicomb
building. 31ltf
EOR RENT-L8rge. elegantly furn shed rooms
Il facing Crescent ave. aud Canal-st., with
gas. newly furnished and rettted. Everything
strictly nrst-class. Entrance Crescentaye. (;
also - Canal ST. Enquire AT Room "a. g6ly
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated; b.;
Il aud furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Apply At Room lG3. New llOuSeman block.
Elevator from a IN 10 II IN. Dec. i5tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
HELP WANTED FEMALE.

ELLT " An LII LNh44Ls
XNANTED-A lady Of nice appearance seven
W hours "A day; call at noon at 81 Porter
Block entrance "a south Division 81. Sls
WANTED petent girl forgeneral house
Melgs. Sls
XVANTED-A competent girl for general
W h0uSeWork al is Washilgto ST. must
be a good cook. SA
\VANTED-Gin for general housework at so
" LyOn-st. al4
(VANTED-30g general girls. cooks. dining
W room girls lN canNassers. ~ solicitors AZ
once. 1874 Monroe ST.. rooms 81 and6-. ol3
NEANTED-A competent servant girl 10 do
" cooking and general houseWOrk; none
bat competent help need apply. Mrs VIM. ~.
Powers. l0l Court 81. 3l3
\VANTED-TwO dining room girls at the
" Michigan House. 50-tf
SITUATIONS wANTED-PEKALB.
\VANTED-By young lady place 10 do
W chamber work best of references given.
Call al once AT IS West kultou-St. 81
\VANTED-By a young lady. situation as
w bOokkeepcr, cashier or clerk; can give
good reference. Address c. H.. box 8. Iele-
gram Herald. Sl4
\VANTED-A lady in each city. town and
W township 10 procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine. conducted 10y Mrs. John A.
Logan. Special inducements offered Refer
ences required. Address The BrOdix Publish
Ing Company. Washington. ID. G.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

(NANIED-Rehabie local and tTaNeliAe
W statesmen. positions permanent special
Inducements nov. last selling speclaltles.
don delay salary from Start. broHa bros-
Nurserymen. lAica.o. IA. Jan j.