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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-22

To Charles stAisy, his hairs and assigns:
You are hereby nesinsa ahsf ws have sxpsaasd
500 90 In labor and improvements upan the
GOLDEN BAR
Lods In Bear crcsk nlining district Einors ossnsy
idaho Territory. In order 10 hold s~id premises
usdcr ths provisions q section fs2l Of the Revised
Statutes o. the United States. being The amount re
snired % hasd the sauna for the years lisa 1887 snd
fsss fsur share Of nd expenditure 10 tloo and n
within ninety dAys from the service Of this naies Ay
pnhislion yca hi refuse 10 ooeirikuss year pre-.
portion NJ such expenditure es-owasr scar In.
ssEeass IN sAsA claim win hecams sAs property sf the
sab~crihsr under aid section as1A
GRO. wINDER,
@. D. uoLDRf.
Dated Rocky Bsr, June 4, 1859.
First publication June s-ms
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-22
Dissolution Notice

Essice b hereby given hat ahs ee-pMssnershsp
hsresefcse existinE between q I. kinezid and NJ NJ
Reed has been dlssolved By mutual consent, 3. 7.
kincad retiring Nay "a. lisa u. n Reed win cen.
tnue the business at the old stand, Moaataln Hon.s
and will pay all debts Of the sr An parties kno..
Ing themselves indebted 10 the arm q kineaid 4
Reed sill pay 70 3. !. Kncsd Who b ausAoFissd %
SOLICIT The same. g. r kfacArn
n q. Rxsp,
AousrAn Hcnr. faAno, Nay u, Hasa
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-22
TOURISTS.

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take ON every trip bottle OF
syrup of Figs, ~ it acts most PLEASANT
iy and effectually on the kidneys. liver
and bowels, preventing fevsrs. head
aches and other forms OF sickness.
For sale in SOC and Sl.0O bottles by
al leading druggists.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-22

The International Typographical
Union has just completed an am
nual session at Denver. The next
meeting Of the organization will be
held in Atlanta, Ga, in june, 1880.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-22

Governor Shoup offers q reward
of 81, 900 for the arrest and convic-
ton of the murderer Of an Indian
woman and her daughter last July
in the Lost River country, Alturas
[ ouuty.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,



Uxnxp sTArns LAxD 0vvsca,
HAiLEs. lpAno. April - 1850.
Notice b hereby given that Eugene Lison Aisxan.
DER Ffsiasr and Jossph Ffsiasr, whoss postocs ID.
dress 10 Rocky bAs, Elmors County, IdAke, have
made applieaiea for usissd ssasss Patent iox the
CROWN POINT LODE
Mining eisin. sisaaAs In EIk Greek tfosmssty Hard
Bsrab6ie) Mininx District Aitzrss County, Idaho
Tssritesy. ecsins Of afssea hsnAred linear fsst Of
she iods and suyfscs grousd IN hnnArsd fsst wtds
hstng ts No - md dssrnssa IN ths Aeid soess end
plat Of tbs si1riAi survey lie this oAos With
inaxnstic variation nj IL ssx 20 ntn sast - fol-
lows cennsnsins q Point shsrs discovery no.
tses wss originally posted. thsnos q deg center
end Of claim coo n. thencs - DEG 800 n sE cor
No ]. thence - deg 600 n Nh cor No. 9, thence
81 Deg 1900 n NV cor No. 8, thencs 9 - deg
eoo q ~ cor Ne Z. tnsaes n 81 deg 1900 n sE
No sad pi.os Of bsxinning. survey Of sxtsxios
boundaries q claim 90 e61 acses, no conficts.
ms aad iniax claim bsAnw Of record In The oes Of
Ne hscsrder Of MD minilW dissr1es 81 Haley In
AlsarAs County, Idaho. fhs nssrsss kssws ieca.
lions being The 0snssAi 0rans sad roormAn lodesL
direct that this netire be pahlished 10 the Mous.
rAs hoss Bul1srrx. ND nswspsper published M ar
s~t the s.id miuing elsim for ne period Of SIXTY
dsys o. EsLtfS0s, hexisses.
b. r wa,drun, Attorney Cor clalmAnss,
first publication April a.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-22

A San Francisco paper states
that 100000 have been sub
scribed for cable between that city
and Honolulu, and that the work
of laying the cable win be COM
pleted within eighteen months.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


ursTEp sfATrs LAND Oyylca
HAlLns, ibAno. April rs. lses.
Notice = hsssby given that Eugene Lsea Alexan.
der PfsiAsf and joseph Pf<nsr, vhoss postonoe ed.
dresa is Rocky Ras, EimoFe County, Idaho, have
made AppiioAtioa Cos Unlssd States Pat<ns tor the
CROWN POINT d. LODE
Mining claim stuzte IN Eik cresk (forsnsriv Hard
ecrabbisl nining Diztfict. AltasAa County, Idaho
Tsrrtoxy consisting u fifteen hundred sssr fees Of
The lead. and ssrtae ground four hundred feet vide
being Lea No - and described In the nsld notes and
plat Of The ofacAi survey Gle In shis once With
magnetic variation 81 Is deg q min. east fclows:
nommsncing a. point sf discovery where potics Of
location was originally posted thence q deg W
1850 feet end line Of clzim thence n der W 100
q SN cor No. 1. thence n n dsx 600 n NV cor
No 2. thence g deg 1850 q NE cor No ., thsncs
. - deg VI 900 u 81 cor No 4, thence o. deg W
1850 q sw cor No. 10 place OF hegtanng exterior
boundaries q claim containing sxra IL Is IA acre.
No eonees& Ths aid mining claim being Of record
in the oes Of the Recorder II s~id nnnr district al
Haley, In AiturAs county. Idaho. The nearest
kncwn ioc&tion. being sAn @oss, Pocrman, Ophir
and General 0rznt lodsa
dlrees that this notice be pahished In she Moux.
sAIs hoxn BuIGxrzx. the newxpsper publishsd near
ess the asad aiming elAm ior The period Of sixty
days. n b. RILLIEas Rzxixtxr
u. T. Nsidron. Attorney Tor CsAlnAnss
first publication April n.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-22

The Russian army win soon be
supplied with breech-loading rifles
which viii carry 5000 feet. The
powder used will be noiseless.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-22

Kansas has been visited by Q
food, from which q number OF
deaths have been reported.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAxe orrncs AT Bona err, ipAmo,
Ma loass

Noiies Il hereby given that the anllowinx named
settler has nied notce Of his intention 10 aks Anal
vii Dc made before Register and Receiver a balsa
CITY. ieaha. on July Is 1853. viz Asel r. RxhA who
nisd rrs: d. y ss7 fer the 4 Ia W Ia Soc IS
TpAs, ROE
He names ths following witnesses 70 prove kis con-
tinuces residence upon and cultivation Of aid las
va: sslneei u. BLACKWELL aamaei A. MeAnuils
Ferry, Idaho.
Any person who desires 10 protest sssinss the 81
iowAsee Of such proof, or whs knows u aay sub.
the interior Department why such proaf should sas
De allowed. VIII b sisen opfsFsanisy 81 the sfose
mentioned time and place 10 exAznins the wlt-
ncses o. mid claimant and 70 oasf evidences In 70
eutsAl Of that submitted By claimant
tnnsspd B&xLars ssyLzr, Register
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-22
allsaHtain Aauas Bulletin.
ELMoRE COUNTY.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Nssics No. 30
CErsp ssssxx l.Asp 0Fsws.
Hsuks. ip&nc. April =. i&aA
Mssire 10 ksTeby xissn THAI Knssns Lesn Alsh'
s.ssr Pfsaesr snA to~xpA Pfstesu, wh-s po<iothes
.AAFs~s 4 Relay Ear, kmefr County. idaho
rrrrssssy has nssds sppssssicn nor unsssS ss@ass
fss<ns feF Ne
GENERAL GRANT LODE
M.ninx essim situate In Eih creek (fcrmrs.s Hard
ncrshbisl nininx District. Aisur>e Connr6 IdAhe
Territory consting % 6fseen hundred linear fsst %
ths icds ard ssrtase Krosnd SIN hundred fsst vide.
henx is No e. and described in the nsid mites and
plsf a shs effcisi snrvsy Oh IN tbs etce. with
rnaxnstir variatina 81 u deg Is min e<st, ~ fpi.
hows: Censsnsneinx ~ point Of dlssosery whore no.
de- Il icxxiion mss ry4sfns1y pa~sed. thence 70
a<x 800 fces ceases r end line u ciAina. thence
Is a~x x 800 n cor No. 1. thence Is w 600 n
MI cor No. q thenes rs W 1901 n NV cor No .
thence rs drx 600 n sw cor Ne 4. thence u
dex L 1850 n sg cor No. ! and place cf beginning
sxtersor boundaries of claim area eooti acfe=. NJ
confirsm The said mining claim being Of record IN
ths ofcs cf the Recorder u said mining DISTRICT a
Haissy IA Altursa county, fGsho Territory. fh<
nsArss known iocnfiens being the QolccndA. Colder
Calf Ansssisn and San joss lodss.
. disref THAI shts nofice be published IN In
Nogxrsm n0Sa Bus1Arsx. the newsp2pef pnbiishe<
ssaF.ss the Aid ining claim, for tbs period II sixt,
dayM
D. 4 waidruu AtteTnxy Cor CiAiuants
First puhaicAtion April ~.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-22

President Harrison has recog.
niEed the knights Of Labor 60 the
extent Of appointing Secretary
Charles Litchmsn special agent Of
the Treasury Department A Phil
adelphia dispatch Of the 18th says:
The general secretary Of the X. Of
X, who stumped Indiana and other
states for Harrison and protection.
has been appointed special agent Of
the Treasury Department, with the
understanding that he shall make
special inquiry into the matter Of
alien contract labor, and the OBJ.
servsnce and violation Of the Law
regarding the same.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-22

The high kicker Of the Salmon
City Recorder, in speaking Of en-
tering upon n new volume, says:
with this issue of the Idaho Re-
corier, II enters upon volume Z, No.
l. We have no kick coming"
- Visiting cards at this once.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-08-09

L. B. Tax TO whom as L. B. Tax To whom as
est est
3 4 y Cedar Or. Co
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

costly MATERIAL. The back IS Of satin, which
matches tho plush exactly in color, and 10
gathered rather full on 20 its foundation OF
M board
The three divisions are very carefully
nrted and sewed together, and are edged
with SILK cord
Such wall pocket as this can be easily
made by clever fingers ia few days
The COY, OF which We give a sketch In
Fig 9 Is OF ollVe-green velveteen ny
scraps Of velvet, serge. satin and plush
walch you may happen 10 have oy you can
be utilized FOR this style Of applique.
The design must be traced rather smaller
than IL really IS on the ground material,
which must be stretched IN frame, corre-
spending leaves and fruit being traced on
tho scraps Of plush and satin, or the real
SIZE. These are carefully cut out and
pinned Ia their places On the velvcteen
with small Plus I'LL the whole IS arranged.
The stems are then worked solidly and
rather cOarsely IN shaded browns, outlined
with japanese gold thread Each leaf and
apple - sewed down al round, the apples,
which should. II possible, be OF plush or
velvet Of various shades, being raised by
means OF cotton wool inserted underneath.
The leaves are OF satin, from olive 10 the
Palest apple green
The wacle a outlined with japanese gold
thread, which IS used also for the markings
of both leaves and fruit. Both sides OF the
coy can be treated IN the same manner,
and finished at the seam with trimming OF
six cord.
II is an effective and truly 'cozy''- looking
article, which can De manufactured at
home az very little expense.
Figure 3 ls a firc-scrcen, which shows a
revival OF a very old shape, and tie design
is al adaptation OF an old style OF needle
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
Some Remnrknhle Faots.

Nlneveh was "a miles long, miles wide
and - miles around. with a wal 100 feet
high aud thick enough for three chariots
ABREAST
Babylon was 20 miles within the walls.
which were - feet high, wlth 100 brazen
gates.
The great pyramid IL 4sl feet high and
s'3 feet on The sides The tsae covers II
acres of ground. Many q the stones arc
80 feet In length, aud the layers are ooN ia
number. Eminent historians sag that 8j0-
CO.. men were employed Ina huUdIngf
The0es ~ anrlent Egypt has 80 40 riti-
zcns aud f10W0 slaves The ruins ~ the
city, even 60 This late date, are i9 mlls ia
circumference
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
GAS-POlSONlNG.
How It May Occur-Best Methods of
Treatment.

Common illuminating gas contains com
pound OF carbon and oxygen which is closely
related TO the sO-called carbonic acid gas,
but which contains a smaller proportion of
oxygen.
When taken into the lungs this gas enters
into combination with the coloring matter
OF the blood, taking the place which should
be occupied by the pure oxygen.
II is probable that the injurious effects Of
the compound are due not so much 10 its
own activity as to the fact that il prevents
the entrance of oxygen. II really produces
a sort Of strangling, and it has been found
that one OF the surest means of restoring
the person who has been overcome by the
ga. is the inhalation Of pure oxygen, since,
as would be supposed, oxygen breaks up
the new combination much more rapidly
when taken pure than when inhaled in its
ordinary dilution in the air.
In all cases of poisoning by gas the suffer
er ought at once 10 be given a supply Of
fresh air; it is always available, and is the
best substitute for pure oxygen.
Illuminating gas, however, is not the only
source CT danger, for the same uoxious COM
pound is formed in the burning Of coal It
gives rise to the blue flame, which is seen
as the coal is just beginning 10 ignite. The
escape Of such gas into asleeping-room Is
the more dangerous, since it Will generally
overpOwer the inmate without waking him.
When a small amount Of the gas Is in-
haled, as happens in a room where there is
leaking stove, II causes headache, nausea,
NOSES in the ears and great prostration.
IL the poisoning goes further 1t produces
difficulty OF breathing, paralysis Of the
lower limbs, uncousciousncss, and some
times convulsious before death.
Caroouic oxide, which is the chemical
name OF the gas, has no odor. and numerous
deaths have been reported, due TO the es-
cape Of the gas into houses or rooms where
its presence was not suspected.
$. called water gas contains 2 large pro-
portion Of this product, and hence its use
has been iuteriictcd in many parts Of Eu-
ropc, whore - WAS found that ACCIDENTS
could not be avCr,ed, Jas there was no way
b. which its p-esence co1.d be known with
certainty l. has been suggested that this
obstacle 70 its use wouid bee removed IL II
were mixed with ether gases which have a
distinct od0r.-Ioutl's Companion.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

wish 20 make q really handsome enc. this
design could 90 a. well worked solid and Ia
natural eo.ors on any kind OF soft silk
Fig Is q pattern which can be easily
Edapted for panels or wall nanglngs Ia
traasposed applique.
BY transposed applique we mean that
alternate inlaid aud onlaid panels may be
produced by the simple method OF tracing
the same patternon two different materials,
such as crimson velvet and silver Orocade; /;
both patterns are cut out carefully, and the
crimson pattern laid on the silver ground,
whilst the silver Is placed on the crimson.
A very hne effect was thus produced by
the Italians OF the sixteenth and seven
teenth centuries, when wall-hangings and
panels were 80 much used IN the decoration
or rooms
The inlaid part is sewed down with
thread the edges are then covered with a
COUGHING Of hloselle. or with fine cord; the
onlaid panel IS treated in much the same
manner; the small details Of both, such as
the markings Of leaves and flowers, high
lights or necessary bits OF shading, are
worked with stitches OF silk on the surface
OF the applique after II IS sewed down.
Much less costly material may be used
for tins style OF work IL is both effective
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

tha wood were erameied. snt We think ne
scconp' ishment throughoutof 50 uncommon n
snd dainty piece % hantiwors would %
no small credit to the h0me-decorators-
There ia nothing new under the sun.
and In Fig 4 we believe cur girls VIII
recognize a moderuired substitute Tor an
old friend. notof their o-vn butof our grand
mothers.
We ourselves remember % have seen
gorgeous objects covered with stripes az
kriffing iu vivid hucs, dangling oy W9olen
cords and tassels from the bacas of me easy
-hairs of a former generation togeiner WIN
their cortsupo porsries, the 20 less gorgeous
and hideons .'an fimscassars or eias oa'
modern culture has changed All tnis
Nevertheless, she uEIy lttle oo.siers Wers
comfortable. aad consequently appear in a
pew form The necessity n showus ine
issi 20 in cur sketch makes - s1ape appear
e. be- ST. whilst tie orisinal . quite Aap p
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

work 20 match. The material, which mus.
be stretched in a frame, is Of cream -colored
six, and the pattern Is worked soldly in
feather-stitch. IN a variety Of delicate
shades OF silk, no two flowers being the
sane color. A great number OF greens and
dead lsaf shades are introduced Ia the
leaves. The mount may DE Of brass, ebon-
ICED or painted wood, II you are ambitious
enough 20 attempt mounting it at home,
which IS quite possible with the aid Of some
deft c@rpentering; paint VIII be best.
The work must be stiffened at the back
with embroidery paste, and carefully nailed
iato a light frame which VIII ft into the
mount.
You must then back this frame with some
suitable material. The mount can be made
OF pine. painted with enamel IN black. dead
white or some delicate color. IL viii re-
quire three coatinEs; and IL you paint
smoothly AID ru0 over each coat, when per
fsctly dry. with pumice stone, the result
wllsive exactly toe same appearance as If
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
Icn In the sick I,oom.

saucerfll of shaved ice, says the View
York Medical Tines, NAV be preserved for
twenty four hours WIKI tae Thermometer 10
the room at % degrees F8hreahci- II tho
following precautions are observed: Put
the saucer containing tho ice Ia soup plato
and cover it with another. Pace the soup
plates thus arranged on a good heavy pill
low, and cover 10 with another pillow
pressing the pillows 50 that tue plates are
completely en- oeddcd in thcm. An Old jack
plane set deep il a most excellent thInz
with which 20 shave ice L. should be
Turned bottom upward. aud the ice showed
backward and forward over Tie cutter
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

fes embroidered part Is q KirrieG alr Twill,
Ga wnica ths aesizn of 0x-syed dzlsiss "a
worked "a Outline oaly, sl-n Two shades %
blLs ere~el, Ens centers 81 tas flowers BE-
lag nliso sp Sith Frencn 6uoEs II darz olus.
TIE euds Of TIE bolstsrs are CT dsrk blgs
slk drawn 1p VIII cord, sao s9lt htls
push 5alLs - match. II las . cord 70 sus-
pend il - ths back q the ctair, 50 thai n 5
really = oecor4tlye substitute for the ca
aooninatioa. Sateen mIgnt be Used for the
s11s, " a1ca would Dc cheaper, DIT Il yog
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

Tie hcst .aIVe ID III NuIId f0T cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. -alt Iheums fever
sores. trtter. chapped hands. eh.lnIalu-,
COINS aud all SKIN erupt uns. aud posi-
lively cures piles. oI nD paf 4ufrd
non 8r money refunded prfe 25tents
psF hos Flr safe bY Peck Bros drag.
foF lllaH-. eemfartahies snd blank
ets, 50 lo tns Vinegar Furniture Com
psuy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
THE HOUSEHOLD.


ssaas HAadsonas ana szfai Articiss - hIeA
AR skliaf1i " saaAa 80 a.ks.
TIE wal POCKET (FiE II Ca be 141s IA
almost aly material or coior yoa p.-zse.
fas sketch We give .s t2ksu from one q
terra Gotta coiaFed Pi-sn AID sstlG- The
'front.' part IS of plush. haF .ng spray q Psa-s
pl1s cnrysal tleullIl embroidered ca IT,
fnis IL would Dc best 10 work Ia frame. 70
AVOID dragging TIE plush The leaves sAguld
De doae Ia shaded dcreEel-solldly. OF course
and Jns flowers IA sucn dslica1s SHADES q
PINK SIX a. VIII barEonizs vel WITH tas
plush, the lights I1st be picked oct vita
Nllls. aad feE stitches of pale green
SIX should aLso zccenluaJs the lghts u gne
leaves
Wien t4ksa from the frame, the back Of
tbs embroidered panel should BE- su1sned
~ith embroidery paste, h is thea nouaLed
on a stout p.ecs 0f nil board, 4ad backed
or laed vita saIeen. Tbs piece forming
the bottom of the pocket Ls covered On both
aides Win salsen lUh-ea can DC got "a al
art shades, e2aetly matching TIE more
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

"How did you nanace % see every thing
II Rome INSIDE % two dsyslT
"Wel. you sec. we go up early, nay wifs
went % the shops. my daughter fo the
p.C'ure gaIeries. ard took in the restta-
rants. u tac evening No compared notes %
-FIIevrnds fl laeffer
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

"Jeems, said the Lara one day 20 his
gardener. "there wac something was
. .ng ~ ask you, but, man, Tor the life a.
ne canaa mind what 10 was "Mebbe. %
said Jeems, who had received no pag Tor
three weeks "mshbe," said be. go was %
spier 81 ms TAT way was heepIn Body aa1
soul thegi ,aef oa she wages wisna getun' %
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

lballN. All others 0aliN except sunday.
Taking effect sunday, July n. 1881.
Sleeping ears run Oh Pacific and Atlantic Er-
presses - and from netrolt-Parlor carr ran
Oh Day Express and Grand Rapids Express 10
and from Detroit-birect connect ous made at
Detroit with al through trains Essr-Iickets
on sale ~ Union Ticket once. G. Mouroe-St.,
and af Union depot
IRFDN. BMGGs Gent Agf e5 Monreest
Q. ". kCocIEs. o. ?. and T. AIT. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

"I Wish - see some hose SAID the Boston
man, rsiuug infa Chicago htheriasher's
You get hose az tne hardware store re-
pied the salesman. with 81 fr.gld glance tAat
showed he was not o. bee rriaed eilh. .-hsr.
uers Eazzs
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
Are You Entitled to a
PENSION !

Have you never applied. or having applied
have you been rejectedg DO you need a com
petent reliable attorney 70 assist you u Sc
curing your Just rights?
The undersigned is not located In Washing
ton. nor has lie any superior advantages Over
other attorneys. He has never been sp
clal examiner, or principal examiner hc
has no branch Offices" lie has no long list
of distinguished men 10 refer 20 by special
perm Sslon.' -
SUCCESS Is THE BEST TEST OF MERIT
The securing OF near one hundred claims IN
q little over "A year. aggregating nearly
FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS!
is the ground upon which he invites you 70
put your claim In his hands. No charge, even
Tor postage. until the claim Is allowed lie
does not ask his claimants 10 do all the work.
He simply asks them 10 furnish the neces
sary information 10 enable him % procure the
evidence. and. as rule. the pension is So
cured without further trouble 10 claimant
My position as Acting Chaplain OF the Sol
diers Home. where most OF my Work has been
done, has taught me that no part OF the wnrA
IN securing pensions can safely be left % inrn
perlenced hands. so. as rule. j do nearly al
the work myself
WIDOWS AND DEPFNDESr PAEENrs' CLAIMS a
SPECIALITY
Advice given gladly. even IL another attor-
ney has claim In hand. ] have the addresses oi
several thousand ex-so dicrs. Claimants wish
ing to find their comrades Will DO well 90
You WANT Your Pension ALLOWED BEFORE
You DIE
II you live a reasonable time after placing
claim In my hands can guarantee that u
will be allowed so that you can enjoy some Of
il. AT least.
Can upon or address me at Michigan Sol
Grand Rapids. Telephone 76l. at the Home
or No. SIS. Hoping u receive share OF your
CHA>. *. GIBSON
Solicitor of Pensions,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Please mention this paper.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

fr an elegant anture rak f1sb
t.ree-p.e'e Ieilaom vlte fof si8 50 f0
tne fr turrlfHre Company. lL3
81. i- ~ @outh DsF-sion-st.' corner
Of Cherry-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

and durable when we'll done, and is easily
and quickly accomplished. II may there
fore be applied with advantage to many
articles Of domestic use by the more clever
and industrious Of our girl readers.-Golden
DAYS
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
CHICAGO a WEST MIcHIeAN-TRANs

from Manletecs LucluFfon, Baldwin, - ln
-Daiiy- fDaliy except sunday. fDauy cx-
"a day. +bhlly except Monday.
Through coaches 10 Chicago on SO IN
train. Through parior coach % chicago on
ls11 M tTSln-N o extra charge for seats
The - a. 10. train consisting 81 day coaches
ana sinOk eT runs through 10 Chicago solid.
lhfouAu combination sleeping and cnair
cars 70 and from Indiana y0l-s ol \ lEht III
press TRAINS
Through sieepers 10 and from Chicago on
night Express trains.
". A. CAEPFNTEK. Irsfrc Manager.
NnAias A. 6tVEIT Asst Gen. Pass. AGcEI
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

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daily except sunday
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