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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-11-08
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Allen Benedict, of Sterling, who
has been visiting with her daughter at
WATERFOWL, Oak, returned last Thurs
day night.
IIopheId SchweItzer left Friday for
a visit to his old home in Germany, ex-
pecting to return next February. He
has been in this country about two
years and likes Mankato so well that
when he returns he will 90 into bust
ness here. He is a cousin of John
SchweitZer.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-11-08
From Thursdays Daily.

-MapIet on expects to have a state
farmers institute Dec. y. Is and "A.
The pupils OF the German Catholic
school are preparing a musical and dra-
matte entertainment 10 be given at the
school Dec LIST.
Mr.. i. n. Merrill with character
istic liberality has donated the stone
and bad a fine sidewalk laid at Father
PTior's residence. Mr.. Merrill is always
dong some kindly act OF this sort.
Our readers will surely pardon the
intrusion which the account of last
nights festivities makes Oh our space
We think it will prove interesting read
ing, even if good share are already ac-
quainted with the particulars.
Rev. +. O. Holman, ID. d., will lee
ture in the NJ. +. church next Monday
evening instead of Wednesday, as frs
announced. He will doubtless have d
packed house for he is brilliants speak
er and is very popular in Mankato.
Anyone caught opening any by
drants without proper authority will be
prosecuted forthwith, SO saws the chic
| Ol pOiiCc. DcNGIdI uiuEdllLb HdNC DSOi
caused to leak by unwarranted handling
of them. There is an ordinance agains
| it.
A gospel convention will be held il
the Swedish church in West MankatC
this week, beginning with meeting il
the church at 1880 p. III. Friday, Nov. 8
and continuing with meetings III thu
knights of Labor hall on Saturday, a
1880 p. m, and on Sunday at 10 o'clocl
a. m. and O'Clock p. IN. Several prom
inent preachers will be present. Every
body invited TO attend.
Through some Misunderstanding il
the state meeting of the Norwegian Bap
fists in neglecting to supply aid to tn,
church in this city, the Rev. A. Carlson
of Clark's Grove, Freedom county, win
was called to the pulpit of the church, i
not able TO transfer his whole attention
to this church or to even move here
He remains at his former church an,
comes to this city every other Sunday
1t is hoped to have this remedied mex
summer.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-11-08

futile IS havinga large trade on the
Round Oak and Radiant Home stoves
to parties that have bought other stoves
and returned them as they were failures,
some having returned six different ones
before getting the Round Oak, and they
then found out for the first time what a
good stove was. d6tw1t
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-11-08

tFrom saturdays DAILY FREE PREssl.
-Maukato butchers will have to get
down several notChcs yet before they
serve their customers with az cheap
heats as MInneapolitans are getting.
l,eef steaks IN Minneapolis are selling
4 six cents per pound.
Mrs. J. Ii. Long received yesterday
aiverAi blocks of magnificent Chrysan-
themums, which were sent TO her by
Mrs. j. +. McGTaw, Of San jose, Cal.
The flowers were perfectly preserved
add the collection contained many
shades alone known 10 the CaGfornians.
a.. 1T is a we'll known fact that as soon
? as the surface o! the ground lreeZes, SO
az not longer 10 permit Of evaporation,
syIIngs una, have apparently been dry
Jill burst forth again and the small
dreams will once more flow. \ fresh
supply of water viii find It's way into
the wells, aud the famine will not be as
GREAT as many anticipate. The amount
ofWater taken from the dry ground by
evaporation is simply wonderful.
The rain continued TO fall through
on Yesterday and late in the evening
TUNED INTO damp snow. This morn
iBl about two inches of snow WAS on the
gfGuBd and the appearance OF Mother
Filth Was very wIntry. The snow fell
hlAtly during a part Of the forenoon.
adi the temperature lowered about the
fofty marx. The streets were slushy
ana muddy. The snow IL as beneficial
M rain would have been, as the melting
process viii allow II TO sink slowly into
lie paTchcd earth. The boys took adj
vantage of the first snow Of the season
tC ,nowbaii each other and generally
had a good time, and probably the most
ofthem laid the foundations for Gods.
s-Rev. +. o. HylmaD, Of st. Paul, will
deliver one OF his popular lectures in
. tlk citv on the evening of Nov. 18th
NJ Holman is well-kuoWn in MankatC
ais IL will be remembered, delivered
III la. On laureate SeTmOn before the
Nirmal graduating class of 1888. Al
WHO heard him at that time will bt
peased ofauotheT opportunity to lister
tohIs elCguu Mt and Interesting lecture
III III be gwen in the VI. l.. church
ant cur CiUzens can safely expect a rare
trrst TIL subiect viii he announced
lier.
Kin recent Issue of the Pioneer Pres
w. !. II. Baker was credited witt
bbug first applied the name Sunset
le late 3. s. Cox. \ Columbus cor
~ Oudelt objects 10 this and gives All
- version as follows:
b lS5a Mr.. Cox, then editor of tn,
10 Statesman at Columbus, publishe,
bis paper n description of a sunset b,
II seen, under tine heading "a Crane
Sunset" using figures of speecl
III were most exiTavagant and absurd
I'll folloNing day Mr.. Bascom, edito
of Ohio State Journal, also of Colum
Sus ,opied the article, commented up
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-11-08

J. G.. Roller sells Oats at 20cts; corn at
25cts; bran at 35cts; shorts at 40cts, and
hay at 40 cents per 100 lbs.
: I69t1S, wl9t2m,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-11-08

There is no dust or fine ashes settling
all over the room when you are using
the Radiant Home. For sale by futile.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-11-08
Facts Worth Knowing.

In all diseases of the nasal mucous
membrane the remedy used must be
non-lrritating. The medical profession
has been slow to learn this. Nothing
satisfactory can be accomplished with
douches, snuffs, powders or syringes be-
cause they are all irritating, do not
thoroughly reach the affected surfaces
and should be abandoned as worse than
failures. A multitude of persons who
had for wears borne ali the worry and
paiu that catarrh can inflict testify to
radical cures wrought by Ely's Cream
Balm.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-11-08

j. G. Roller wants all the Corn he can
get for shipment. Farmers can now
bring their corn and get best market
price for it. 2lt6
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-11-08

Needles, oils and repairs for all the
leading sewing machines. Stamping pat
terms for sale and made to order by
Mrs. l.. c. SCHROEDER,
10Y West Spring street, Mankato.
16it3 oct4,3mts
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-11-08

have few good second hand stoves
that must be sold and sold at any price.
b. futile. d6twlt
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-11-08
UphOlStering.

When you ask for Badger Soap see
that you get it. may II VI
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-11-08
ORIGINATORS NOT lMlTATORS
Oh what a tangled web
When first we practice to d

There are Cothiers in Mankatc who are cons ~'"
ness methods" yes and even more, claim to be the
strangers who have been recommended to our place b
with us and found true and worthy of their parOna
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-11-08
MANKATo FREE Press.
THE RAILROADS.

Chicago TuwaukeeS 81. Paul
Arrive. Depart
Passenger S:4u u. II. Passenger. ...7 10 y. m
AccummOa ZOO q. m Accounted. us a. m
Makigs. direct connections 10 all points east
and
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
Official PAPER or The CITY,


AT tue June term CI supreme COur.
Altorney-General Iaggart instituted
i've SUITS on the reiatono Of the Auditor
General against i've counties and Their
officials for settlements Of accounts
that lad run over many years. The
counties defendants were St. Can,
Tnscola. >alaWassec, Grand Traverse
and Ottawa. Ihe last OF these cases
was that of ottawa heard snd decided
a. the last June term Of the court,
winch resulted Ia giving the state about
<55, 900 against the las. named county.
Involved .n the Ottawa case, Is IN the
other suits, was the question whether
upon the annual statements made by
tAe Aud l0r. General june 50 Of each
year, interest could be charged by the
state against the counties. and upon
this point the Supreme Court held with
the state.
Another question liugated with
the Board OF Supervisors Of Ottawa
county was the right of the
State 70 charge against the county
the amount OK state money collected
and used oy County Treasurer Dickin-
son. Tho Ald.Gor-General had re-
ce.ptcd tor the same 20 the county
treasurer, and charged the same to the
county, understanding that the money
bad been used under the direction OF
tae Board of supervisors, by the county
treasurer. The county insisted that the
state, having taken a bond from the
county treasurer and receipted 70 him
for tho money, could not properly
charge the same 20 the county. The
Supreme Court held, as the county
treasurer was a county officer with OBJ
cations imposed upon him bv law. the
county must respond for an OF MS o.
falcat0us Of State money. The STATE
recovered about one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars IN the Eve
cases. II AIr. Taggart should receive
the per cent ltwoniy-dvel that Gov
ernor Bego.e agreed to pay collecting
SCENTS. he would realize quite 4 SINUS
SUM for this state litigation, and coulC
afford to carry his salary for the time
those suits were pending, before h'
went of osicc. into che State treasury
In the Two cases against ohlawassci
ard Ottawa counties. heard after Mr
q.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

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ca - 81 so4g. t1s sxfraessfg Ssassea-S, ~-l
r1c ll.s-l le Z < ulotter-ll- -tss. %se s---
g-zs4s 81 1sl-4x az Elsefot.ss o~ffsa e--
asl . q zcs zss-sr Ats-try stAa1&f4 PEE
s4Is. HsGpsFs Eel.ors Dresser Ats9
s1s4s coLs zeDzsbie ds.rs= - improve
nlsrt. hasfsz e41lshsd 4asede-ss - Al4.-s
f0ar-gesT-oi.ss Sza sI-Etes be<tE.Il4s
-Oar frlsEa g. sDo - s4i.s ~AS "a
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oas. 1l4s csi.>-rsl4-sas . see s~tseA
~ Az Ce44lzs D3diss " sr4ef.
ss-tle11al - uattsasl Itrtt--.ea As
writer ~ refaea aGu.sE. D-t4 q t1ess
pu5.i-atiols paF fairy seos prices t2r
Iuatlsr tatugl large pfegoftlsa st 81 =
pre1Aret ~ salsrisl writers. 1Es ed
to-ial sra6 Z Pick wt.ca 3. not . vcrs
laEzs paper. consists of iolr l--ea = - >lss
Their eaiirs tllns - rs l.srrary matter
LIE las La4 four sg lfs flsrsAs eaitors
siacs Is MAS started, bat l-s letter PFess -
well as illCstisEi gi.s as e eAys p~en ks2t
ulsr- tie ilulsc.ats osatIol o 4is
feul dsE s1i eliei proprietor Ar. = e.
Mitchell Nr A,tlltll Las = weakness
for .-dnDe Jokes" a. tley sse ea.ied. ~
those which hinge upon tue asiulAe pso-
elitlsiss OF y8uag uien ct fashion, ~ sue
trfrht feBarlses 0f New Iogk girls of tas
tailor made variety. - h also ceosla-
erred fanny ln Ltfs g. AilLts 10 TIE Primes n
Wales As ''iNs uttls man au1 - L~ult
tie American naEoanuA ia tie faces ol
Elrorean sovereigns- judge Is oiten
clever 0ut II sllcks soo clo4e-f 70 tA1 ui4
path that WAS long ago made sM0osl o.
"a. Zee. OF tbs uotnef-iu- is.VFs toe ye+lo''
doz. the husband returning from the
lodge. tile vile going 70 a ball ia low
necked dress Nua other trusty friends Of .
tye0ne era IL does not buy much outside
matter. most OF its Jokes being prepared
By the regular otlce staff. whose meabsss
are well versed in ali the traditional lcrins
OF humor.
just now the market FOR small stuI. ."
a. II Is termed. is particularly active. BY
small stuff" mean short paragraphs and
dialogues of the kind which Mr.. Weich
turned out ia such wonderful pgo'nsion.
During tho last years or ais liie WEIGH
never wrote anything that was longer
than one stick. sad | am cred.5-y IN
formed shat on the day OF the last opera
tlon on his throat ~ Mount Slaae Hospl'a!
/ be wrote no .ess than sixty OF these little
Dialogues.
Ias price paid Tor jokes OF this discrip-
/ tion IS from lfly cents 70 three dollars
! eaca. Good comic writer's, however, do
/ not as IA general thing. care 20 write them
because they bring no fame ana use up
ideas with awful rhqiditY.
Literature = as never as well paid rs II Is
in td.s country now, aud although there
are many workers in the field there IS
plenty OF room "At the top" The number
~ men and women who make Si0C a wesi,
or more by rhe1r pens, is larger than most
people SAP e and IL increasing every
wear. j. l. FO2D.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
JACK DEMPsEY's SWELL PUPIL.
One Notion that De Enoiished an El Elaborate
Theory anG Frightened Its Author.
COPYRIGHT lSsa

COPYRIGHT 1Ssa.
Jack Dempsey told ne this story the
other evening: Il never made business
Of teaching for several reasons. l. is not
satisfactory from financial standpoint
aud it has many anncyarces. II you teach
YOU are tied 20 your pupils and must not
break your engagements with them. You
cannot dispose OF your time with as good
results as II you are free. Now and then,
though. I have given lessons to my
friends for nothing, ard once had pupil
who paid me- That was in San Francisco;
he was physician OF that city and he
gave me so lesson. | would not 20
through the same trouble again for 800
p lesson. lie was one o. those theOse6-
ical athletes who have their heads stuffed
full OF rules and he nearly had me crazy.
4 bout with him was like policy game
'one' meant straight left handler; two a
straight righs handler; 'one-two' right
hand cross counter; 'two-four' left hand
swing: then there wao 'two-fOurtwo' and
'four-two-four' and 'fve-seven-eight.' and
al the other combinations you can make
out Of the numbers below ten. He insisted
that | should 20 by the book and was kind
enough TO show ms everything. Dash the
thing. got those figures on the brain
trying to learn them. and could not sleep
for the nightmare they gave me. l got
the book 10 see ii he really under
stood it himself Yes, he had it all
straight II did not seem TO occur 10 him
that instead Of me teaching him he was
teachingme. Finally when he was IN the
middle of one Of his lectures / did this.
(here Dempsey drew back his left fist and
threw forward his left foot with a very
violent motion ciencbiug his teeth "a he
did sol What is the mum Der Of thisv
asked, "a sent a good hot left handler at
him. AsI expected both his hands Few
up in trout OF ais face and that one motion
scattered all his theory. II was not p
particular hard punch, bat 10 Landed fair
in mis- stomach and doubled him mp IL 8
corner When he got on his feet y2.n he
rcrnefn bered an engage ment he mad been
neglectinr and went right OF - attend to
IN. THAT was the last saw ot him aud 7
must say was glad would have gone
insane il he had Kept on trying - stuff ne
with his book. What he was doing was
4 good enough n bs only intended 20 show
/ his friends how clever he was In parlor,
| bat for lighting purposes &c WAS absolutely
useless. The power OF hitting hard. getting
away quickly aud standing prolonged and
severe hammer.nZ only comes from prec-
tice. Rnies waich can do a pugilist any
good are very fev and very simple and hs
soon learns them by experience. Reediug
books will never teach any man hor 10
fght and doubt If .t will help hi'n
SYDNEY REID.
IN the warm weather you may aIl
tired out and run down. and ah ec. 4r
of tie blood may trouble you. lio9i s
-arsanarilla IS lust the medicine 10 gave
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
Sealed Proposals.

Office Board OF Pubic W ofks,
cRAvD EsEl-. iich-, July "a. 1873. !
Sealed proros..ls VII be received at the
ofice OF tie Board until Saturday,
August g l5,9. 10 7.3O J. n. Tor deep
enlng and cleaning the l.ocalied!
west side @ tca according % the plans and
snccidcati0ns on a!c at the Office OF DIE Board.
The RoarG reserve the right 10 reject any or
al bids.
Iach bidder saau deposit with his proposal
the SUN oi 5 $3.50 30 be forfeited To thc tlty or
Grand Rapids ia case be shai f..il 20 enter into
contract, la accordance WITH MS proposal,
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board of P-blic Works.
Auuropossls must be made upon blanks
that VIII bc furnished upon application at The
Office or tie Board.
augS GEO q. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
Sealed Proposals.

OMcc Board 81 Public Works.
Gr,,p Rams. nich.. JuIv 81. rs4.
Sealed prop sails 1rli be received 90 l1r oiiice
OF th. Il "A unit saturday. -tu-iet, a. saS'.
I'D 40 %. ia.. tnr the layin1 oi water mains pa
par.efl-st and ot hrr streets. 1cr.fil . 20 the
mans and s. ect1 tiou5 on iif ~ tIt .ilce OF
ihe Board ruc Goar- reserve n right 10 re-
ltrf any Dr lil H-l..
= ,rg bidder shall denost with his proposal
-I. sum of slHJNn 90 Itr forfeited = tie CITY OF
N-ara Rapids IN cfsr ne shali iaI 10 enter
ian, contract ia accordance with lis Irepusii.
~rDr.. n .aid preuosM be accepted by The
Board a4 Public Works.
All 4r.yos..s must be made upon ban 8
tnat ..il be .uruislea upon application AZ The
aus GEo. G. ERIGGs. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
Sealed Proposals.

GnlrD hAGlDs. Allch., JUS -', ls3'.
Sealed proposals Viii be- received at tile
Office az ihe board uutil saturday Angus 3.
ls.s. at s:3y p. Hi.. lor fho Improvement oi rast
lroAarI-st iron tAe cnl OF the bridge
IL tgr D. a. II. ( u. railway TRACES. accord
ing 70 the plans and spec fcatiOus on 1ie 1t
the Office of The Board. The Boa-d reserve the
right I'D reject any or ail bids.
Each bidder shall deposit WITH his proposal
th. sum Of sllg01 to DE forfeited L. the City Of
Grand Rapids in ease be shall fail 10 enter
into contract Ia accordance with his proposal.
should MS said proposal be accepted Dy the
Board Of Public N0Iis
Al proposl must be made upon blanks that
Will be furnished upon application at the
ofce OF the Board.
aus3 GEO. G.. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


Naa open ass every cav o-4 4ac iases.i.
IL AAElli- -l.slA tee.esS. t..fkS. tlc. N-f el
" tLl--s ..e4t tr Ssl tf '4l l1lfft4sl tt..i
sIeyUsei 4ssac,4lls1, . tst 50 ~
I'll ALTON NNANIED- 3 s.r ~ csok waais
1r 81 -ls uf .ea-Ut ---t t.-a.i, e.s~~a
bex .so. Ntsler.a. Asns.- -ais aieh -is
AAitb-I r.nlltls Hl.arrs saa rrst-
- s--ss rA-llD4- ll4-s-nser. Olit- N4ailiri
Co "a
ktAS rED-IWo men Tor wofs la tais State
" a.l-t lralal 80 4.d klso occ4falA iet
money la.ItrIC s2lsTf f-f i1oAta. d p
Wilcox ROOMS u 4u4 . AellatAss o4lolaf.
oi&a- kapl1s- "a
I0oPERs WANTED-Ie keep away tron
- orala ha ids ol Aecoalt u lockout $,
order 9f t9eFtis lisu. \ % 81. -eii
AtANIE0-NAN- 10 take the asency 81 car
~ a-tt,s sac -sA4sA-s larArsi weight ~
las. retail price So otaef slte> iA pfcgs Nen
lare chance 20 erfale q permanent business
li home lAtse sales meet 4ei4a4s Arsrr
before s4prii-t bE otlrT safe compAnics. as We
oie nat governed - ghe sale Poet, Aiil4o
SAFE la.. lllcllnAIi. o Wra-sat
~Al.L>AAE-4A - active salesman. vita 4isl-
- c.a.s references. Nnn - visiting 4nr
grocery t.ale. 81 take lnt oi salt 3 strl hen
no s.lllplee 20 carry q 44o1 H.aAitis con t..s
sivu c2- 1e made ny the rigLt li4-l- Aenif -
Lo1 -, h.ouUfsfef 81 q
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
Sealed Proposals.

once Board 81 Public b orks,
GEAyp EAPps. Mich. July .i -..2.
Sealed 7Posas Will be rtcevct at the
Office OF tbs boar4 until IS ei.t slay. August (,
l,. at 40 =. in.. iJf tle iura .hlfg 90 OAK
ana sine al- lDm0ff log t.c cliarA ~ 81 TIE
Pearl street bridge accoTdins l1 flc plans and
specifications on tlc SO The cilce oi tI- Board.
The Board reserve the right 10 re- tct any or
a.. bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sd. - $1,000 10 be- forfeited % f.e cry
oi Grand Rapids IL ease he shall IA. 10 enter
into contract In accordance with his proposal
should his said proposal be accepted 10y the
Board Cf Public N orAs.
AN proposals must be made upon blanks
that Will be furnished upon application at the
oaice OF the Board.
aug GEO. G. BRIGGS. President
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
GRAND RAPIDS AS TT IS.

We have q population ~ 60
W have he largest fneIolcs. and are the
largest furniture nan ll..ellii- center IL lie
Ne have the largest carpet sweeper factory
w taTr the largest shiasle machine factory
Ne have ibe largest Tub AID pail factor, IN
the world.
Ne have aas factories employing 1900 peo-
PIE. and several new ones Ia process ~ cen
6arieeiorles sold s. -.ooo0oo.oowortb Of goods
NeAase seven railroads and more coming
Ae have 80 miles o. street railway AID
Grand Il,er flows through the city snd IS
ual gable fo LAKE. Michigan
We have $40 sas AID t~O electric light CON-
our new city hall anc court house are worth
nave o. public schools and two libraries
We have - churches. embracing az oeAoini-
IS e have tie Soldiers Home with 400 IN
So have the Masonic Home. eostinesiOo-
Ne have 20 jobbing houses who sold sis0oo.-
0e9 worth a. goods in lsss.
Grand Rarids is The center 4 thc famous
fTIlT belt nt Michigan.
Grand Rapids BIS headquarters for many q
Mlchigans > heaviest piLe lumber maauiAc-
Grand Rapids h-~ the lowest death rate q
arv city ln fIe lllou.
W want neA az brains aid ctpii4 q % locate
here and csI abi.sh new enterprises.
We have Iin lofs une and olr-haf miles
from tie ra- r oi Ihe cit5
The mos laufltll property and iAtsi ftal-
denccs are east and southeast.
Jlese offs are SoHtiri-i, th pieniS ol
shade. 6ralec streets ri good Hatcf.
Meme OF them over tuo blocks from Tie street
cars and - 90 them lace the ilitl h.
sixteen minutes fi1e rom Nal~-'s'' toi "F0
cents.
Wi sell cl Of them. 10 parties who viii
buld f0r slti.fN each
- Clio. =. DTNTOS.
81 iyos-st-
0Mce oren Thursday at ,urday evenings
uutll ,. Ia.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

Any sabseribrr 90 IaE TELEGKAs-
HERALD sls fai-s 90 receive the paper
regularly, er who may have reason 10
soul plain OF late delivery. win confer q
special favor Dg informing this once Of
tae f.l.I a. onee. ssa4 postal card 81 e4l
up tele pAoae 55i.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
FURNITURE STORED

LIAA4It ltt STORED. packed Aud moved ca
pert lacEefs .rlt GA sAorr notice hy RAD
eff 4 Ilali. lll cauth DiNlsloA-st. Is rphops
30. ~ fuT yoAr inOslaf vans aA.i ~. st
ANYONE dcsras fuflitart moved and
i stores. sil receive lihcraI Induce .nents bs
calling ~ r.. j. N aa.er's. il south Divisions.
A stetia.ts = made 81 renting tables AID
chairs for dances public halls. etc
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

HRUISING-The slcop y1cht Norden. with
! accommodations Tor party OF ten. can be
chartered on reasonable terms for cruising on
the lakes. Apply 10 /. W. Iinchen. Prni-
water. Mich. 1871
MAGNETIC healing and ciarivoyanf sttings
III III ottawa. Cor. Hastings ". r. Free.
IHTANTFD-Fvery consumer OF Stove Case
W line 10 know that l am selling stove Gas
Oline. Ina any quantity, AT g cents delivered o
any part Of the city. !. &. ElInwood- Iele-
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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

= pER CENI MONEY IL lo44 y. A. john.
sfol. -1 ta1a' 81 Htit
MONEY Jo LOAN saf the NorthwtsieFn
u Mutual Lie Insurance Company. Of ail
Waukse 40 s4s4s of sl.ulN aDd upwards. oN iarni
ana CiIN property. ul lowest current rates u
Interest security must Ge LIsi-clAss AeTc a
y Lsul. Le4sAIl D-elA-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

ttrANIEn- exchange modern reaaenco
" 20. inside vacant lof a. - srm neef iue
rllN IaErY ie lae Lels 4itll siot Alif NN-t
located nrt La rlaN 4n1 l-tlsA. AA~eE ga
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

COMEW HERE on Cherry-sf-. "a lafys real
- handkerchief; finder Itt4rD same 20 u li-
liams NO0cburn, - MOlroe-st., and sct Te-
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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

In the warm weather you may s. Ill
tired out and run down, and an neC. ar.
of tne blood may trouble you. Hood A,
oarsaparlla Is Just the medicine TO give
you strength and health.