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Evening journal., 1889-03-27
Fatal coIllslon.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 27.-An East Ten
ressee, Nirg mia and Georgia south bound
passenger train was in collision with freight
train twenty miles south Of Atlanta yester-
day afternoon. Engineer Gillon, OF the mas
senger train, was killed The engineer OF the
freight train, both tiremen aud both con
ductors were hurt The baggage master and
tEe express messenger were bruised. r. I.
Wilson and l. ). Hydeman, Of New York
Jake Dart, of Brunswick, a. J. Lyle, 81
Atlanta passengers, were injured--none seri-
1.l..lu
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
Three TEACHERS Resi-n.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., March 27.-Three
OF the instructors in the pre- aratory school
OF Rutgers college, including the head mas
ter, the Rev. George F. Jewett, have re-
signed, and their places are to lie filled, as
well as that OF a fourth, by the trustees. Mr..
Jewett resigns to take more congenial work
in public school, Mr.. E. o. Merriman re.
signs for a years rest, and Mr.. IL B. Niver
goes to Johns Hopkins university.
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
OLD WORLD TOPICS.
Popularity of the Increment for the Ban
qnet to BIr. ParnelL

VlFI 70 VT. FHTHoFIa
LONDON March 27.So many admirers Of
Mr. Paneii have signiaed their desire to at
tend ihe y aquet TO be given the "uncrowned
king en- the llth Of next month by the
National Liberal club that the managers OF
the nifair are now seeking place large
enough to accommodate the throng that is
expected The banquet viii be made most
signal attempt 20 honor MIR. Parnel and az
the same time 20 strike a political blow by
showing the strength Of the feeling enter
tanned for the Irish leader Tie projectors
oi the banquet are trying to obtain a theat e,
as no hail that is available is sufficiently
large for their purpose. An application to
the managers OF the Coyent Garden resulted
IN a refusal, but no fear is felt of ultimate
succea IN the search Tor roomy hanqueting
nlnda
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
A Priests Remarkable Conduct.

LONDON, Ma ch s7.-On the occasion Of
the car's last visit 70 the Fortress Cathedral
Of St Peter aud 81. Pau, on the anniversary
Of bis fathers death, strange scene oc-
currei. The officiating priest who presented
the cfuciax FOR the homage IL his sovereign
said 70 the car: "Your majesty's greatest
enemies are OF your own household Beware
Of Minister Norantzow minister Of the im-
perial household) and NJ Pobiedonostzowr
prosecutor general Of the holy synod. The
ear ordered an immediate inquiry into the
priests condition, and he was pronounced in
sane and confined In an asylum. His friends,
however, assert that he is sane.
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities arc equal to the
best in America. Hundreds of
patterns to select from, and per
feet fitting Suits and Pantaloons
guaranteed at one-third less
than any exclusive merchant
can supply. A full line
Of Family Goods.
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
A Horne Thief Irnohe.l.

KANSAS CRY, March 27-Just as train,
northbonnd, passed through Norman, l. T.,
yesterday morning, the passengers were
treated to the sight Of lynching by the citi-
zens Of that town. The people had captured
a horse thief and taken him TO a telegraph
pole near the railroad to hang him. 1t was
daylight, and none Of the lynchers were dis
guised Just as the train moved out the man
was strung up.
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
FINE PARL0R AND CHAM
Der SUITES.

We sell a chamber
Suite as low as SIG;
good, substantial, hon
est furniture, made
for service.
We have Suites for
$1S and 500, while
our % Antique Oak
has no parallel in
the Furniture market
of Wilmington. We
could sell it as easily
for $50, and not be
in excess of prevail
ing prices. Suites
ranging in price from
SIC to $125, every
one of them honest
value, and the finer
ones gems of art.
In Carpets we have
the choicest of the
market. We have.
Ingrains for 45 cents,
not all-wool, but all
the value that any
house can possibly
offer for that money.
We show them for
so, 55 and go cents,
good, strong, extra
while for ~
and so cents the
heaviest All Wool
Brussels as low as
65 cents and heavy
body goods at 81.
GM Open every
evening till $50, Sat
urday until 10.
..J. Walsh
5O6 Market st.
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
Ran Against a Prefe.sIonnl.

Saw Brunswick, n. j., March PA ten
laiie foot race between Robert Pendergast. of
this city, and Miller, Of Philadelphia. took
place here, and was won by Miller in sixty.
five minutes. The race was for s, 900, and a
large amount Of money changed hands. Those
wko lost on the event are now angry over the
discovery that Miller is professional instead
Il an amateur. Pendergast IS one Of the suf-
ferers, having backed himself with all the
money he had
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
ExcItlna rire in sur,n.o.,a

srRINeFIELD, Mass, March PA four
story brick building on Market street owned
by I. III. Walker q Co. and occupied BY
Houghton Fraser with large stock Of up
holstering goods, was the scene of IA exciting
fire yesterday afternoon. The damage was
chiefly 70 the stock, though the building was
badly damaged. Beth stock and building
were insured.
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT.-THE SECOND STORY OF
a No. 4l9 Market street, l6xl20 feet. Also
third story, l6xl0 feet. Apply to BURNS a.
MONAGHAN, 41e Market Street.
TOR REN1.-THE STORE AND DWELL
ING northwest corner sixth and Church
streets. with eight rooms in good order; rent
moderate Apply to THOMAS X. LALLY,
$40 Market street.
EoR RENT.-THE THREE STORY BRfCK
HOUSE. No. 62I West Fourth street,
with eight rooms and all the modern irnprove.
ments. Apply to THOMAS r. LALLY,
800 Market street.
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
A Lawyer Punished.

CHICAGO, March 27.-Charles j. Beattlo,
the lawyer who procured a fraudulent divorce
for Mrs Ada c, Gordon, was found guilty Of
crb.enpt Of court rs Judge Jafneson and
ssrssnced to the county jsii for one year and
y i..y fne u Ngl
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
Flny ExourslonI.t. pro,vn..,

City OF MEXICO, March y, via Galveston
The steamer Ocotlan foundered on Lake
chapala, near Guadalajara. A large exct,r-
sion party was on board at the time. Fifty
bodies have been recovered. Many more are
known TO be still in the wreck.
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
The Fan riyar str,l-.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March 27.-There is
No change in the strike situation. The strik-
ers say they can hold out a long while if
they continue to receive. the aid now being
rendered from outside. Rev. John Brown
and others will address the strikers mass
meeting today.
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
1--we STOCK.


EOR SALE.-S250-A FINE SPAN or
~ young Morgan horses; frst-class road
eters, double or single, and perfectly sound
ana gentle grey; own brothers; five and six
next spring; size, 500 lbs. each; a perfect team
IN every respect Address, w. s. DlCKER-
Sun, Glendale, Sussex county. Del.
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
FURNITURE
AND
CARPET

Long before you
knew what your
wants would be in
your new home we
were preparing to
supply them. There
is nothing in the fur
niture line that you
can possibly need,
from a single piece
to a hundred of a
kind, but what you
will find with us this
season. Our finer
grades of Furniture
are manufactured es-
pecially for us, after
our own designs, and
no house, be it ex-
elusive or otherwise,
will show a more
splendid collection of.
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
REAL ESTATE ron: SALE.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE 'FRONT.' AND
- side yard; porch; bay and oriel windows:
ten rooms and bath room. ALBERT w
SMITH 6l3 Washington street.
EOR SALE.-HOUSE NO. 204 WEST SEC
IL OND STREET. Terms easy.
JOSEPH PYLE, Administrator
ENOR SALE.-THAT LARGE AND VERY
n desirable residence, with all modern i'm
provements, No. 1l03 Market street, Whining
ton, Del, belonging to the estate of John AIer-
rick. deceased. Lot 80 feet front on Market
street, and extending in depth 3i5 feet. 8
inches to Orange street. Apply 20 SECUR-
lIf. TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT co, Ex-
ecutor.
Evening journal., 1889-03-27

CD 000 CASH, BALANCE ON MORT
II - WV gage at five per cent, will buy
Jen-r oom house, with modern improvements;
handsomely papered throughout. glass chan
dellers- ETC.; good location, near Delaware
avenue. Address. HOUSE, Evening journal
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
TuR YoRKroWN.

A good deal Of pressure is being brought
b bear by naval officers to secure assign
menbi 10 the new gunboat York own, which
is soon to 90 into commission. While this Is
generally the case upon the completion Of
new vessel, the Yorktown holds out superior
Inducements because Of her fine ofiicerg
q arters and generally good qualities. 1t Is
the present understanding that She win be
commanded by Commander Chadwick, now
attached 10 the American legation in London.
Evening journal., 1889-03-27
ONE CENT.
TALK OF WASHINGTON.
Congressman Cox and the
Eleventh Census.
THE CHARGES AGAINST MR.. NEW.

Continuation Of the Lydecker Court Mar
tial-The New Gunbont Yorlstown--son-
firmations and Appointments Papar
That Interests Naval omcers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
THE WATKINS CASE


Ne4et4EE = DE Ati444 44ah et EAF<Et hEe+es
msny TakeH-
The examination of Dr. o. Z. Long
vas resumed ia the Watkins case yes
terday. He testified that Il Tie LIMB
aas held 10 one position for several
months ali the muscles would be
equally weakened. and that had tie
trouble been paralysis he did not think
he would have lad any difficulty IN
Strengthening il. He considered that
conclusion was one Of the rarest causes
~ the atgophy Of q muscle. Tne doctor
was gwen 4 seYereand critical exam .na-
u0n by attorney Donaldson, and hls
evidence was OF considerable interest.
he appeared 10 be- the best informed
aud tle most positive OF ali the experts.
The court became Wearcd with the
constant questioning OF counsel and
sad the examination must b. brOu ght
u 4 close. You know what j. said OF
too much learning" fad the nudge.
The counsel eEdeaFOred 10 show by the
witness that the lumbar pieXus nerve
mlg4t be sufficiently injured by tie
hoegng u cause paralysis and atrOpny
OF Jhc imb.
Dr. Wm. &. Thomas, Of Iona, testi-
ned that he had examined Johnson 10
nnd Out Nlctaer or not Ee was telgn-
lng, and that Johnson complained OF
severe PAIN ln his hack aud would not
locate lt, and that he believed he will
fully resisted efforts 10 straighten the
leg and the doctor came 10 the cOnclu-
son that he was ielgnIng.
Max Gals, OF lOnia, a keeper AT the
prlson-IIe testified that one morning
some time after the fiOgging he passed
JOnnsOn's cell and heard him grOaning
and asked him what the trouble was;
johnson replied: DIR. Way has been
mOpping the floor with me, and | feel
sorer than | did after tine fiogging"
Alfred Irumbull, keeperat the prison,
sad he witnessed the punishment;
the punishment was administered With
moderate severity; that Johnson
kicked At BLAIR three or four times, and
that after 1t was over Johnson walked
out OF the room IN his usual manner.
Paul Averll was recalled, and testl-
tied that he had met johnson on Canal
st. on the third OF June and had SAID to
him: johnson, | think you are going
10 he beaten" Johnson replied: Il
think so, too, and | would not have
begun the suit ii IT hadn't been for the
doctor and the lawyer"
Warden Watkins was recalled TO
answer in regard to some of DR.. Ways
evidence.
The case is becoming tiresome to all
parties concerned, and the evidence
taken yesterday seemed TO he mostly
chaf with now and then kernel of
grain. DR.. Way is back again, and the
defense proposes to confront him with
some of his evidence III the former
trial. The evidence Will probably be
finished and most of the arguments
made today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
CHEATING r. r. HANDS.
Sent on a Wild Goose Chase to the c. &
W. VI. Extension.

Sent on n Wild Goose Chase TO the c. e.
W. VI. Extension.
From the Kalamazoo Telegraph.
An interesting case was brought be-
fore Justice French late Saturday af-
ternOOn, which has excited cOnsidera-
bic comment During the past few
days a man named John Roberts, Of
Grand Rapids, has appeared IN the city
IN search of tcamsters and teams to
work on the c. q W. VI. extension at
Baldwin, Lake county. lie engaged
Hiram Lampert, Isaac Taft, VIII Den
nisOn. James Vine, Nike Courtney and
"Wlg SOOtsma and others, promising
them, it Is said, transportation and
$3.50 per day for labor and teams.
Alter much difficulty the working party
reached Baldwin, where the suDern-
tcndent at first disClalmed ali knOwi-
edge OF Roberts, but finally offered the
men -. > TO remain. This was indignant
ly refused, and after several DAYS Of
hsrdships the mon reached home. The
matter was laid before Attorney l.. y.
Burke, who thinks the men were
fraudulently treated, as various other
promises failed 70 he carried out. Ac-
c0rdingiy Hiram Lambert made a COM
plant against Roberts, who was ar
rested by Constable DOwncy on a civil
warrant for 500 damages. Messrs.
Osborn & Mills appeared for Roberts,
and moved D. dism - the case, but the
motion wasdenied. and the casc was
adjourned until Tuesday. Mr.. Roberts
fled a certificate Of deposit on the
tfrand Rapids National Bank for Sl4N
As security for ms appearance, his bai.
beng fixed az Sio0.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
THE GRAND HAVEN FIRE.
The Town RecuperatinG-Dona e
the Relief Fgad.

The Town peratinC-DonatiOns 10
the Relief Fgad.
The citizens of Grand Haven are re-
ported 70 be regaining their energies,
and already there Is talk Of rebuilding
the birued district more Substantially
than it was before. General Alger. OF
Detroit, has sent a check for 800 70 tn
relief committee. Chas. W. Watkins, Of
Grand Rapids. subscribed S25 and W.
r. Kelley. II Grand Haven, $40. TX
senator Ferry, in private letter 70 one
0f the Grand Haven Sd afCrers, inquiries
for n more extended report OF the fire
than was furnished D. the Associated
Press report. and exp, sses regret and
sympathy for the city and its people.
BE saws the lose of the Cutler House i
indeed q calamity.
The T-tbuns SAYS. "J0hn G. Lee, OF
Grand Rapids. has written a COM
rlunicat.0n I'd the D-mocrrf of that city,
I'M which he saws that the losses
susta ned by the Cutler House girls by
me late FIRE were entirely made up 70
them without anv AID from the relief
committee This statement IS entirety
untrue. Al interview with the girls
develops the fact that Mr. Cutler gave
each Of them a. ORDER for merchand -
of 8 apiece. that the loss suffered by
each averaged between SO and $50. and
tnat thirteen ~ them have received $40
apiece from the relief comm lftne.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
SUSPENDED AND DISMISSED.
An Imprinted Chapter in the Proceed
ings OF the Police Commissioners.

An Imprinted Chapter IN the Proceed
ings OF the Police Commissioners.
Officer John Quigg, one of the oldest
and best police officers on the force in
this city, has been dismissed by the
board of commissioners. Mr.. Quigg
has been on the force for the past ten
years, and has always been looked upon
as an excellent officer. Last week one
night Mr.. Quigg was a few moments
late in reporting at his box, and was
accused by Sergeant Webb with being
dr INK. The accusation was made IN
the presence of the other men IN the
morning when they came, and Mr..
Quigg deeming it an insult, told Mr..
Webb what he thought of him IN Ian
guage rather fOrcible. The result was
that Webb reported Mr.. Quigg, and at
the last meeting of the board he was
dismissed from the service. Another
good officer, Mr.. NickOls, was suspend
Ell by the commissioners on account of
a report handed IN 10y Andrew Wilson,
the keeper of the Richelieu Hotel, who
clauns that NiCkOls came INTO his house
on Sunday to get a drink of liquor.
Wilson is a man with complaint hang
ing over him for violation of the Liquor
law, and has been arrested on various
charges in the last few years.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
TOWN TOPICS.

see Arthur 4 Pnilbric's SEQ cabinets.
Extra matinee Al smith's today al ?
p. o..
BoFn-t0 Mr.. ard Mrs. John Doan, OF
hall-st., 4 son; eghI pounds
Flint people are taking with Jerry
BoyLI0n about street railroad.
The entire weight OF the GR. Al
tram sheds VII ia 6U0o tons which vii
be divided between 40 columns, each
supporting 80 tons.
A petition has been presented % the
probate court, ASKING tnaL Rev. r. ".
shaw, OF CALEDONIA, be declared insane
and admitted " the asylum AZ kala-
n4IOo.
The city attorney says he viii not oe
able 70 make a fun report Ia the stem
matter uatl two weeks from Monday
ne S.l probably report against the Pc
LLOners.
The Gas company reports tnat II has
sold more heating and COOKING stoves
and added more new consumers % rs
LIST than duung any previous year ia
rs history.
The directors of the Pennsylvania
system are making their annual tour
of inspection over the line. President
Hughart joined them yesterday at
Fort Wayne.
Owen Douglass, a l5-yeaTs-Old boy,
was arrested, charged with stealing
some lumber. he pleaded not guilty
IA police court, and the case was re-
ferTed 10 the state agent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
L, %. ROBERTSON.
The Great Indian Doctor-Why He Has
Visited Grand Rapids.

During the past week residents of
Gre nd Rapids have noticed handsome
appearing couple at the theaters and
often on the streets. The gentleman
was clad neatly and wore a light col
Ored satln-lned OvercOat. \ wide
sOmbrcro covers the head which is
graccd by long, flowing locks. He Is
over SIX feet high, and is a man strlk-
ingly attractive. His wife, who IS but
a trifie smaller IN height and equally
rs attractive, is invariably by his SIDE.
The couple As they pass mp and down
the streets meet with much attention,
and frequently Is the question asked as
they pass by; "WhO are they?' They
are none other than Or. +. .. Robert
son. OF Janesvillc, Wis, who Is known
everywhere as 1.-The Great Indian Doe
tor lie Is accompanied by
his vcrv estimable wife. As
viii bc seen in another
column, the doctor has commenced
series OF entertainments at the Won
der.aud TheateT. winch promises much
enjoyment. Space Will not permit of a
detailed description Of the doctors OBJ
lect in visiting Grand Rapids. but sui
ice 10 % say 10 Is his intention of intro
ducing thoroughly his great Indian
remedies. Circulars VIII dwell cxtcn-
-ivcly upon the merits Of the medicines
and some of the remarkable cures they
have made. Doctor Robertson owns a
large medical institute IN his city,
winch has gained q splendid reputation.
70. engagement opened last evening at
the WOnderiandIheateT and that place
OF amusement was packed TO the doors.
Tho entertainment consisted of sclec-
tiOns on the piano by Prof. Emery,
vocal selections, duets and solos by the
Electric Trio, and fine lecture by the
doctor was a principal feature. lie
spoke Of his past life, the discovery Of
MS remedies and their benefits and his
object of visiting Grand Rapids. His
wife gave an exhibition of tooth ex-
! tracing. The public are welcome any
evening, and az the program is changed
each entertainment something interest
Lng i always sure 10 be found.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
A FRIENpLEss BOY.
Hoe Ne - Baaaiea Ia Poitss toaFt-N'
Lawssr ~ D<fead 4nd ~ " itAesses

B9W as - HaHaie1 IA FoftSs touFt-No
Lawysr ~ D~fead 4nd ~ " itAssses.
Arthur ~ tchCl, slckly looking
llttle fellow, vas brought u 20 police
court yesterday, Oh charge oi disor-
derry. committed on octobtr .. Capt.
johnson stated 70 the court that the
boy Was cutlinz 0n the Sidewalk, near
the arcade, was brought tO headqusT-
tegs, and let 90 on ms promise 70 come
back next day and see what the court
would DO Ia the case. Instead q COM
ing back, the boy lefttheeiiy fora week,
and came back only Tuesday night The
little fellow stood up before the court,
with nO lawyer 20 defend Almselt, and
stated that he did not scurtie on the
street. He had no witnesses. and 10
one 10 say 3 word ia hls behalf, 50
Judge Holmes decided that ne VAS a
bad hoy, and fined him 81 and i5-so
costs, and IN default ten days IN jail.
or course the lad had no money and
must 20 tO jail for the time named.
The boy stated 10 a reporter that he
Was Us years Old, lnat ms parents were
dead. and that he was staying al Lamp,
man =, on Camal-sI. lie sad tlat lie
was gwen no chance 10 get any W.T.
nesses, and did not know what To DO IL
order 10 get the witnesses. lie had no
money 10 hire a lawyer with, and no
one had been appointed 20 defend him.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
CHANGED DAILY.

Pretty japanese Custards are going
fast on the second floor for cents.
These are dark blue China; would make
nice egg cups. All the latest novels a.
10 cents each on the fourth floor. Don't
be without reading matter. Have you
seen our large display of Gift Cups and
Saucers? Guess not, as We have just
arranged them IN the front part of the
store on the first floor. 1t Is truly a
grand sight 10 see these two long coun-
ters full of pretty cups, all colors,
shapes and sizes, piled one on top OF
the other, making a huge pyramid.
Pretty cups and saucers in the Haviland
China, hand painted, for % cents up TO
s1.00. If you want a more expensive
Gun YOU Will find it On the second floor.
Nothing Will make more pleasing re-
membrance than a dainty china cup
and saucer. \ large line of the old
blue Flemish ware Just opened. Beer
mugs, vases, cider pitcnesr, etc, in all
the quaint shapes imaginable, Call
and see them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

The engagement of +. j. Hervey and
Mlsz Burke y announced.
Mss Mary c. DickersOn has returned
70 her studies al Ann ArbOr.
Mrs. Maggie Lehman, l55 Cherry-st.,
has resigned dfessmaking.
Mss Nettie wilkinson, of Kalamazoo,
j. visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Mrs. James Daily and Mrs Lincoln
Bowen have gone TO Chicago 10 visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Shattuck, of Tur-
ner-st., left this week for trip through
the South.
". B. Weston, OF the Etsniag Leader,
left yesterday for ten days trip IN
the Northwest.
Mrs James B. Angel, wife of Presi-
dent Angel OF the Michigan Universe
", IS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.
studley.
II. j. Bergemann, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Milwaukee Northern
Railway. has opened an Office at %
south lonia-st.
ReS.$Charles Fluhrer was reelected
president of the Michigan Universalist
Society at the annual meeting held this
week n Detroit.
Miss Isabella Leonard, of Evanston,
H., who Is attending the Woman 5
Foreign Missionary Society. is enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. More.
Mrs. j. Morgan Smith will leave
Grand Rapids today for Brooklyn,
whore she Will spend several weeks and
perhaps the whole winter with her
daughter.
Jas. A. Eaton, of the 'fBee Hive" {"
returned home Tuesday night, from a
three months visit at his Old home in
New Hampshire, Boston and New York.
Mrs. Eaton and daughter are expected
% return Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
COURT RECORDS.

sUPEmOR-In re Wcalthy-aye. open
ing; verdict rendered; respondent Caro-
line Blanchard granted until the 2lst
INST. 20 move for new trial. In re
opening of Nlnth-st; trial begun.
PouCE-D w. Warren, drunk; 10
davs. John Doe, peddlng without a
license; 10 days. Dennis Malloy assault
and battery;lO day. W. w. Hart, saloon
open sunday: adjourned to oct. -. A.
krdler, saloon open Sunday adjourned
10 Oct. l6. Frank Newman, saloon
open after hours; adjourned to Oct. ID.
Henry Starring, disorderly person; ad-
lOunod 10 oct. Is. -. J. Mccarthy
drunk; not guilty. Arthur Mitchell,
disorderly, 10 days. Charles +. Frost,
pool table without a license; sentence
suspended. Owen Douglass, larceny;
al ,Ourned TO Oct. 10.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
Do You use Quaker oats?

To satisfy yourself that the Vinegar
Furniture Company isheadquarters for
fine goods, made up first-class for the
least money, look over their display in
Manufacturers Hall and get their
prices, to be convinced that they carry
the line that meets the approval of the
general public.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

Here We come again. For ten days
only We viii mako our best t5 cabinets
Tor - and g. These are our very best
work, AMI ali work warranted. Al
work larger than cabinets positively a.
half price. our g. panels AZ 81. our SO
panels for 81 ard our finest ife-szed
s0 crayon for $40 We wl. give q
large lfe-siEed crav0n wfh one dozen
Of our s. cabinets Tor fl2
A. III CLEAR,
rs and If7 M0uF0e-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

Such is what every one says of
Quaker oats, after far trial has been
given them. These oats are unexcelled
for pancakes, bread, pOrridge, etc.
Ask your grocer for them.