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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10
CURRENT EVENTS.

Bishop John Tulgg died at Altoona,
Pa, Saturday aged sirty-eight years
The Austrian Government intends to
pass stringent laws restricting emigra-
tion.
At the cattle show in Birmingham,
Eng, Queen Victoria took first prize for
fat stock
b. r. Gift, boots and shoes. OF Frank
fort, Ind, has assigned. Liabilities.
SO, 200; assets, 1000.
Joseph Kokta, of Watertown, Wis,
16 years of age, was drowned while
skating on Rock river.
William A. Roeder, 10 years old, has
been arrested at Evansville, Ind,
charged with numbering his father.
The formal transfer of the Mime
apolis Mill Company's plant 70 the syn
dicate that recently purchased it was
made Saturday.
The San Francisco grand jury has
recommended the adoption of the Aus
tralian ballot system as a preventive
of election frauds
John c. Leighton, formerly clerk OF
the Boston municipal court, has paid
into the city treasury shortage of $780,
600, thus squaring himself
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

Sel SALARY. 80 expenses IN GcYance
w allowed each month steady employ
euI al home or travelling. No sollclthE
Duties delivering and making eODecuens. No
postal cards Address with stamp Hafer A
Co. Pqua. Ohio. S&
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

sSs4Aer hssa AgpsiaGs Cesa@1zstsss IS
~-ga 44a as4zs. ARFrsS<Assis2s. kAsS-
tlgss. A@24kActzxss 4z4 MAe@s~
hAsaIsGEcS. Dec. s.-I1s tolls~1ng
coaz-ls1sss Esss os<n spDOin se2,
o. NAYS .z1 As@2s hssszs ksk1zlsy
lch&azz4szg 52rro~s Easze. DaGs4es. AcEsn-
a. Fsyna Ia Es-letLs. 1esr. la<as-s 21i-s.
- ---sa- h<ee<s4r-es< ara &11 kasse<
o. AEyrSErfStl14s - 7ssFs- Laaasz SAL
uaal 5gttersorl1. d sslgul2S. her1srsoc Ia,
Peters. CcEgsse- Sc tez. Neros bre~eE
i4iea H4ze4A FsTnsy. Ssyrss, 5Escxs2-
rlaEs - sa1 Ds1zsry
Ca Ma11f1ct4res MsssFs- kelley fchalre
UsaI b-Fro-s. = 3. Fsyasr II sOl. Arns-e
horse. sanforc. 2LsGa u y Va. by1GE
" ans ~ IA > 1rHea zzo F0wlsf
Ga kasssss1s- Aessrs h0ssl ,coslr8aAl
Hoak Cooper H4-sez. Sksrus1- D&lssll
Bersea. GFeenhzlss. Ccustock crlsp, ORR
re-. CGtk-4its. M-lss Aoofs Tea sa1
Wac tIA3
% A1sszs MeSsrs Lad iehsirHsn).
To~sss1a lPeaA.i. NlnA4s tA&ssj, ClaEiss
RelN.uxIUl
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

IVANTED-A girl for general housework. 81
~ South COilrge-aYe.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

k'ok SAI.k Al a RAk8ALA- nas sa.a
era irAnit haas1 Ntth a4Fn situate al $3.50
eeutl.y.lsi ~nratf q tAcAAld aAa hasa.s0k
StS faf llA - .eaasrs SEpy ~ .act a.
n. ~ sAcf. fsk estate @Ei.. u fe4fisl 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

AsaulLle Offset to the fulsOme eulo-
gies OF jefferson DAVIS now going the
rounds OF tne Southern press. We give
the speech made IS Zlcharah Chand-
Ter, ia tho United states senate, March
I, 1879. on tne proposition 70 grant am
nesty 20 Mr. Day.s. Il took the loyal
people OF the North by storm at that
time, and wlll always be deemed per
feet exposition OIL their sentiment IN
regard TO the Confederate leader. Mr..
Chandler said
twenty-five years ago tomorrow, in
the Old hall OF the senate, now occu-
pied by the Supreme Court of the Unit
"a states, I, in company with Mr.. JEFF
fersOn DAVIS, stood up and swOre before
Almighty God that would support the
Constitution OF the United States, and
took the oath 10 be faithful 10 the Gov
eminent.
During four years sat in these
halls with Mr.. Jefferson DAVIS and saw
the preparations going forth from day
20 day for the overthrow Of tins Gov
eminent. With treason n his heart
and perjury upon his lips, he took the
oath 10 sustain the Government that he
meant to overthrow.
"YOur armies were scattered all over
this broad land, where they could not
DE used IN an emergency; your fleets
were scattered wherever the winds
blew and water was found to float
them. Your treasury was depleted
until your bonds, bearing 8 per cent.
principal and interest, payable in com,
were sold az IS cents on the dollar
for current expenses, and no buyers.
Preparations we're carefully made.
Your arms we're sold under an sppa-
rently innocent clause. IN an army bill,
providing that the Secretary Of War
might. at his discretion, sell such arms
as be deemed it for the interest Of the
Government 20 sell.
"Sr. eighteen years ago last month l
sat IN these halls and listened to Mr..
( jefferson DAVIS delivering his address,
informing rs what your constitutional
duties 90 this Government were, and
then he left, and entered into the re-
'belion % overthrow the Government
DE had sworn Co support. / remained
here. SIR, durns the whole Of the
terrible rebellion. and saw our
brave soldiers. by thousands and
hundreds Of thousands, aye, I might
SAY millions, go forth % The tneatcr of
war. and I saw their shattered ranks
return. saw steamboat after steam
boat. and IN road train after railroad
tram. arri~e with the manned and
wounded. saw with my friend Mr.
Burnside. when he commanded the
Army Of tha Potomac. piles ot legs and
arms that made humanity shudder.
And I saw the widow and the orphan
In their homes and heard the weeping
and vauing Of those who had lost their
dearest and best.
"Nlr. PRESIDENT 7 little thought at
that time that should live TO hear in
the Senate Of the United States eulo-
gies on jefferson DAVIS, living, living
rchel eul0-7ed on tle foor of the Sen
ATE eff the United states.
''olr. am amazed 60 near II. and can
tell Che gentlemen on the other sde
that they asts Snow tae sp.nt of the
North when they come here at this day
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

CHICAGO. Dec.
CArTTE-Hsrkst oniy noderafaiy active and
feeling rather weak, eTcep- fCr the best grades,
ouo*arious ranged a. - &C - for good &C
choice Sd ppi1s Steers. g. s1ss-3 - for common
% good DO @ a. - for butchers Steers
s2oeE2 70 for Stocxers. a. g for TeEzns
q a<33 % for Westerns = o. o. for Feeders
g. sGG2 3 fsr COWS O. 5oc2 3 Tor lnferioi
mixed stock and Balls
Hoes Narsef fairly activ- - packing sns
shipping lots Esrly ssies we're made a. SAT
urasg's aEures suf later In tse car decline Al
S3for vas submitted 20 ssl.s v.rs mad. Al
Z ssas 20 for uEst = "a & fsT 70 a pax.
ing sassG.3 = e. ntrad s. s01Sz Ter hesvy
psckiss sd shi2p.ng sot&
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10
ARRESTED ron MURDER.
a fo4sg B.s~ri.a. c-Stsrsa .s ntnAs
aRsIls. CsGfssss. . Fearful Crime.


aPsn., CSsfssse. t. Fearful Crime.
MINSEAPoLIs. Nina, Dec. s-MichAsl
bchiefer WAS arrested here late Satur-
day @fternOoR On the charge Of murder.
lie has made full confession IT the
Central station. he is a. years old. and
lived az the village OF Pandori.
county OF ReseAsburg Bavaria he
drowned his stspson, a child OF 5
years, 20 secure an inheritance os 1,eoo
marks The child's grandfather, Her
man Strup. living a. the town of Hagg,
two miles away accused Schieter Of the
murder. The latter then stole silently
up 20 the window OF the old mans
house and shot hin dead. tie crossed
tho line into Bohemia, coming thence
10 America, arriving in Minneapolis two
weeks ago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

al HAVE very little respect for q man
who is not partisan. All men of strong
convictions are partisans, and the high
est intelligence and brosdest iberality
are perfectly compatible with extreme
partisanship," says Chauncey NJ.
Depew, and he stands head and shoul-
ders above those namby-pamby politi-
tcians who are always apologlzing for
having any opinions.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

ZANZIBAR, Dec. Q. - Emin Pashs is
still in a dangerous condition, but DR..
Parke hopes for his recovery unless a
complication sets in. The patient has a
bad csugh, and experiences difficulty in
clearing his lungs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

CRY tFTsFrFFr'f tFFf~F
rrfrr p sprrs Fl Iet.- h.r
Notice a. herefrT g ven faaf rnf sssrFsufrf
rrE Scr ffr Irlu-affIuert 1f fft.h HrefHa
ffrgr fad srr aFffH ~ Fast street t.n
effr ~ Grand tsrt - rrw fr rr hanHe
,~f ffar ] viH Teretve ra~uleff nrrf.E fef
ffs period ~ fwf1 - davf frnn fste o. fHs
efaes 81 the CTS Iress1-fr. Cts Bai
bElkEf q FFHfH
Dee ffr frfruurar
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10
Killed a NIarauder.

ROME, n. Y, Dec. 9.-James ellison,
young man of 23, was shot and killed by
Mark Cheebo, an Italian, near whose
house he was making disturbance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10
A MemnhIa EaiIure.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 9.-The Ander-
son Hat Company failed Saturday. Liza
bilities, $4,000; assets, nominally, sl07,-
600.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10


Wm r. DurEin Of She Boston loan 60
275 Washington street. saws. I recon
mend sulphur Btters as the very best
mo.iclue / have ever used. There IS
nothing Ike them o. give sn appetite
tone up t1e system. aul 40 away with
that langgd feeling which s 50 fire.
qucnt among taosr confined ndo0rs
Hold Re - fhs If9ht.
The man $3.50 tells yga tonf8entalF
iust what v.i cnrr yoar cold r pre
scrih nz Kenp's nalssra th,s year In
the preparation of tas remarkabl
medicine faf coughs end ca.is na fv.
qeuts = spared % combine only Ga.
nest and parfst inere,i euts. Held
Bottle as kfmas Ea.ram e. iae heaI
saa book thrlfaza B.. notice tae BRA A.
rleaf lesa thfa compare lteita utatf
rsruft ea iafe= fatUes st sH dfas
sss 5os and ti sample betle free
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10
TO sUBscRIBERs.

Az sassorib~r 20 EnE TELKGRAn'
HFHALD .ho fails - Fsssiss the paPa
regularly. or ~as mAy have reason 70
esaa plain of late delivery, wth confer .
.pssial favor by Informing this once Sf
ths faot 40 once. ssad postAi card Or cal
sp tsiePhone 5Sl-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Dec a
FLoUR-Rather dull Spring patents. s. 500
500; Straights, t37S9425; Bakers. s2. eOQ-3. %;
Winter patents, q. 3Dl14 40; Clears, SO 60Q>390.
WHEAT-Was easier No. cash ranged at
7sS17shc; January, 7sA17eHc; May, so41
sSac; No 4, 45G5sc; No. 3. 6o97sc, depending
on quality.
CoRE-Quiet.snd firm. No. .. PC; No. Vel
low, $3.50; No. 3, s7tc; No 3Yellow, 2S4c; De
eember, siKGS2c; January, 3lHG3ll<c; May,
33l.c; No. 3, nominally az 273.42sac; No. Z
yellow. nom.nally at ss4 3994c.
OATs-Quiet and steady. No. cash, 2oisa
eOAc; December, 2o5sG2ONc; January, 2OAc;
May, 22zG22Sc. Samples IN good supply
and steady No 3 i9tiG2lc; No White, q 4
G23c. No. 2. 2oA 02lc, No 2White. 23224c.
RYE-In fair request and steady. No. cash,
in store. 4.I,c: December delivery. Ahc; May,
+sssc Samples, 35G40c for No. 3; 4i1s G45c foi
no ?.
BARLET-MOre offered and demand light. No
8. 208z3o; No. 4, low grades 20 choice. 254t32ci
No 3. good 20 choice. S214sc; No g. 55Q57c.
MISS PoRx-Tradiag moderate and price.
lower Prices ranged az &9.37 q. .Da-5o for cash
s90O0p 10 for year; t9.57nGs. 4sn for Januafyi
o. 7OG9 ~ for May s1>aSs
LARD-Trading light and prices steady. Quo
ta,ions ranged at s. s2iSG,5e5 for cash s. Sspa
5s3i ;or January; 81 lOad 1917 for May.
BUTrEE-Creanery. sB27o; Dairy u92Oc
Packing stock sale.
EGcs-Fresh. 224G23c.
POULTRY Dressed Chickens 39shc per 10.
Dressed Turkeys sGi0o per ID; Live Ducks
s1sac per ID. Live Geese, 800 1e0per dozen
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

E~lR EFEI-A f-ef-c ass rrs-a 1rarf u good
+ location al fam sHe1 r.uriere raHf
.nesr. ArD.g te bonasr. o. G l. lFss. is
Ianal-sf ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

\VANTED-A lady IN each city, town aud
w township 10 procure subscribers Tor the
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs John A.
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
ences required. address The BTOdlX Publish
ing Company. Washington. ID. {.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

LOK kENT-Four rooms, single or on suite.
! centrally located Tcspol, iic parties. =
dress Rooms, box 7. care Tc,e-fam-Ilrl d.
e+5
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10
TrRETURE -.

pAprlIFF HnbT- gsnersf us~ehous~rr n,
"a 80 lII ~.h tItFls.1r So. store fsr1e -
e.a-eaarf.se ..W FEr~s rarFirG 1n1
..srfrr fre1arf'F stfHafea g. ~ feaerh7r ~
hn Ear i7-f
AAHNEF fsrrInE fr~rffwrs wave1 snf
= sfrref 80 r~1e vs irera rf re7Tetr "a -
rslaf sf = n W&zrrs F ~1rth lIrE 81.
a rre-aIfT is rV1s - IS fs1es ane
rfs. IA iar ~ terra u1eafs efs
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10
FOR RFHT-RO0vs.


". .LNIri1-I rent O. naA about T. frcr. r.
" focr walls or D. CHER. centrally located.
e ''~.es +. Rademaker. care q II. kademale~
& Sons. Ae
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

WANTED experienced bookkeeper with
w good Tefe ences desires situation al any
kind OF Office work. Address t. +. K. this
once. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10
roR RBNr- HousEs

LnH RlNT-fiaus- n.fh rnens one a.
r. MS .re Of ROOMS srH naeo ro.r.H
COOS Inf1f hsfa aHf e.ff rata.
4H.l- IT'S of ra k of ~fr.f li..r.l IS.
rre n' f. N Barnard e.s. Corner ~
fff Ie.unn-sf. erhaue i-
TOR EENT-New Groom frue- vel faoefrf
90 q ,er n.nufh frerr rnw ~ ErrI rr
wH si on isForasie t-Ims App.F So ~
: 1lroe-st. ~
LOB TETT-fns house ~ Trfrn-sf 20
3 fueea her~F-st srf u ~ rhT -areI ue sns
ranse ou ia aasf. near ha. tsGT ara and
south iIris rn-sr a. a's1 h.lsef art Io-s
~ sa oa easF terms. n. ~ AeT,Hroa ever
Eaflana CITY Bank ~
TnR BENT-Jgsf - ~ Tscafes - = Norfh
CcflrEe-ave-. vfrT snug er --rs1n naus..
~ good barn esra5ie location rent 81
ner m.afH hrr . thereafter E4 paf
u8ntb. S Z. Falsf % Essi brIase-st zeff
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

Why all this fuss about McGinty7 If
he had gone to the bottom Of the sea
and come back again, It would have
been something of feat. But to 60 to
the bottom and never come back-why,
even a stone could do that.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

SENATOR VOORHEES, viii probably call
ND his tariff resolutions and make a
speech thereon this week. lie VIII lay
down the law and gospel for the Demo
cratic side Of the Senate.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

KIscELLAsE0Us

WANIID-lrom tW0 20 fouf rooms for light
w housekeeping. Pleasantly situated ll
nice quiet nrighborfood and near my 3 ace q
business. Address irSnk ". Beach. New ork
Coffee kOomS 81 feATlst. 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

THE Hos. JOHN c. NEW IS reported TO
have made fOrty-six speeches at sin
&c banquet IN London the other even
ing-and every one was q New one.
WHAT an auctoneer ne would make!
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

ToAso ard Wyoming wi soon 30
olalmmg statehood,
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

A Missouri man nOminstes Bland for
President. But Il IS honor enough
for hm 70 have invented the buzzard
dollar. Let aim rest on his honor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

pELIEF PAINafN6 executed or taught to
IL pupils in ciasscs or privately by Mrs Emma
Finley. Room lls New Housenlau biock A
ftW cauNaSsCIs Nalted.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

dress "kooms. box :. care Tceeram-Hlrl
FoR EENT-A large. nice.r 'arnisa,d roo,a.
also ole for single geailfu--- -l haa 50
E0R EFNT-A large fuu 30 l font room.
WitH hrHt 1896 Lae. ONE II.i f.n.r &
tItItou stf.at i'ith gentleman Irel .flrd. $50
.oB EtNT-rwp SUITS of furn shed rooms
l.r I-tt Iousf. f..r~pI I-. furnace Afat..
rfIi roN.a- ffr. lHIHrr .f sL .t ff.Ht
opposite ~ontn bNsionsiI' -ca"ei. 80
T-oR RENT-FHruished ro,.a- steam heatef
NIs A. I. smith Fsrk Place. .-s
TO LEI-lwo stores i-NFt Nos ff1 a1f
-tocklnr sf uraf Fogfrh sf. wNI rfuf
each per npnih. tn desirable fauaHt flI
lH~Ii I. thereafter ai g. GesfT4iir sli ftrf
cheap. good pace for one sfarffn iu but n~ss
D. last briters,. sam Fuller ailu
IGOR BENT-The stores numbered 81 and q
Manufacturing Company. iHr afarrs and siIfs
r.anIS. Aisa houses ior tr Ilf fo rent en
jefferson 81. and Hff ir.r Hay. hprY 90
Hn. s. li8Fey. Agegt. Room d. hlaaicefnt
Ha1aag. alu
gr0B RENI-ia--e. elegant. s. furrI shed ROOMS
facing frfsa.f f.aFe- aua taHaIsf. vI-H
gee. urwly furnished aud r~fffea. Lrsrrta
~turfIv tr~f rSss p Trance. irf~lt 81 f-sf'.
.aHt 81 inIar .nm D.
L-gE Ht-Ts-Tur Shed -aalrs. strau heafa.
aad furnished rooms ior hshi hr-se- Hfi-
=. AUG.V af H.nrl |.... tfe D. a4srtIa f.
evator from ie fa - ufa. ifrr iaff
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

MAGNETIC healing and oisirsoyEnt sittings
VI ~, OttAN Ssf.; cable and CANA 81 Gals
convenient "A. L. lrec.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

kkE ~ALE-A 49, - 1eQss ans lals ltzs
Nale f..rk iaT slla4 lua2irt a. -. nla. q
sfce Ne Nsrta liiFlstou-s 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

E0R RRENT-Furnished OF unf8rnished rooms
Al 50 Barciay-st. SD
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

Fx-QuEES IssBEILA # spain says
that royalty is about played out Hers
certainly IS, and the rest IS Gin the sere
and yellow Leaf"
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

0REAg HAE8AfN-s8esose i4rms frame
\ hQ4sf g0sa oroA@le loo Serss Improved
mites lIe4 Baiswin. laf sAls cAc4I- lasuire
AsssaTG "A Meicott uGHson- 81 vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

\VANTED-Compet girl for general house
W work. Apply AZ lO5 East Bfidgest. a
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

k'0H SalE--L.si ~ - OTTAWA beach ths
.al - lue 81 lhs nrsl ~ lccflol tf IL laa
eaxca Qliy saarl aistsace treni sac U.ita 4a4
1As4 nae New of LAKE Nie4lsaA. At1rcss
! - h Ha>klns ~ "a. 4. Loteiand. orSaa
h4ples. A.ch. ia-s4a
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

ltANTED-smRu house with good sized
w yard. $40 II within fifteen minutes waik
OF Tower. II farther tl0 small family STEADY
tenant. q. II. J.. boI 4 ast
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

VIII Senator Farweli give the Press
dent warm reception IN 1hicsgO2
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

THE father OF jefferson DAVIS vas a
Massachusetts, man.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

nUaS fUk SALh-(fofdeu Sel trrs. IT4 nec 90
II uuIfaiUoes Kentucky fo1 and AAHtH
Hounds aua ocotch Icrners also aegs tr&laea
sud boarded al Naliry City kepHols- Address
p U Riley box a.. Crosby. keut county AtcA
wHIf
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10
AGENTS wAKrED

NANTED-Asenis Tor the History ~ the Ia
w ploraflons ui DAring Deeds and ofaua
Achievements Of Sl4nles agents uufht o.
c.rcuiar tree Address o. A. kroWniag Co.
Toledo. Ohio. aiIt
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

NbN lNhhs bNc- .
wHEAT-Quiet. December. &AGA 7-isc;
January. 81 as 7l6c. February. e 7i6c;
March. SkGs7 1916. April. ssi, 1ssSc May,
ss l3io1Ss 1910. June. g. els2s7a.o-
CORS-Quist hGac higher. firm MiIed
Western $3.50
OATs-Essier. quiet. Western. 28a35o
PRovIsToSs-Beef strong, Plate, q 75tas =
E1tra Mess. 500 PORK strong auiet. Ness
SO sO1ilE. Extra Prime. y 7s2l000 Lard
fsn sad quiet. steam rendered. S5.S7a
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10
SITUATIONS wAETED-NAJB.

STENOGRAPiIER-Ste and type
- writer; young man desires situation aG-
yancement rather than salary speed $50. com
mence immed ately or when -sIred. Address
"Steno." box t. Telegram Herald. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

WANTED-A good female nurse. Apply this
" morning al = o'clock 10 Dr.. Stevens. No.
10 M0nrcr-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

Is the defense of the Cronin suspects
the rule seems TO be: each man for
himself and the hangman take the
h.ndmost." But it looks, so far
as the hangman Is concerned, as if "the
last shall be first and the first shall be
Inst -
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

(VANTED-At once. a girls AZ the Michigan
" Oyerali Company. = south DiyisiOn-st. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

| WISH 10 employ a few ladies on salary q
take OF my business At their homes. Light
very fascinating and heaithiul. wages slt
per week. References given. Good pay ioi
part time. Address with stamp. Mrs. Marion
Walker. Louisville. Ky 5b
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


-
HAP sASgE9 AL.
XNAAQED-s fsrslaer fsrn.Au IA furnlfuFe
W factory Wishes a. oaIain . silnAlsoA Ia
s4aie klsiltss tle best II references ftlra-
islea. AaarcSs letter H. 6ox :, Telegram
Aesa oass so
lNANlKD-A snAl by i0I EeHerA ~erk.
" AIE4s ~ +. !. hAlg kleASea oiests
WANTED experiences elxrk. eresslnAs.
" srs. Z an -. 3 alaias rssiH gre. se.yaa
g. iasrsi pa paying business lA-'s AoAree-sig
fooE2s a--&- -
WANTED crug elere J harnessmsksr.
" hatcher samllcease worker d. Nood.
choppers 81 once l4-is Aeuroc-s 81, rooms sl
aud SD so
NVANTED-Thrre young men q fair iutelu-
" eehcei sAlarN Us poF ~ceN 10 A. sea hun
Cal tfom 81. O. ~ a. a. IL RON S. AiarsaI
hock. so1th biFisioA-st. s4t
SALESMAN WANTED at once Local or tray
- ellng biE pay steady WoTki stock War
ranted qalck Sc lac spcciaiuosi 0utni Ieti
experience unnecessary as. l.. bltncy.
4urssryman. Rochester, \. j. 30
Sea SALARY. 50 expenses in advance
SUV allowed each month. steady employ
d euI az home or travelling. No soliciting
Duties delivering and making collections. No
postal cards address WITH stamp ha4tf a
Co. FiQua. Ohio. S&
ANANIED-SAlesmen al once, a lev good
" mlcu 10 sell our goods by sample a. tie
wholesale and retail trade. We are the l4fs
r,t manufacturers ia our ine IN the wor0.
Liberal salary pads permanent pos Hons
MONEY advanced Tor wages. ADVERTISING, stc.
For fan terms address Centennial AanulActuT
ing Co.. Chicago. H.. OF Cincinnati. o. Sio
WANTED Reliable local and tFSsellns
W statesmen positions permanent spcclAi
inducements noNf last selling sprcialte>i
don't delay, salary from START brONA Bros.
NurseISmen. Chicago III. Jan }.
(NANTED--Salesmen. clerks. book kcepers.
W bartcndtrs. Icamsters, shipping clerks.
farm hands. oface help and all others oui oi
employment 10 call and Investigate our cn-
tirely new and thoroughly reliable system ~
procuring situations. Cooperative Employ
mcnt 1Ompa l3l54 MOnroe-st. rooms 81 and
81 Porter BLOCK. Phone l0Zl.
\NANTED-MAN-TO take the agency Of our
W safes size 1nXltNls inches weight 90
Ibs.: retail price S5; other sizes IN proportion.
rare chance 20 create "A permanent BUS ncss
AT home These safes meet Il demand never
before supplied by other sale companies. as We
are not governed by tie safe Pool. Alpine
safe Co. Cincinnati. %. Wed-sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
largest OF All Michigan Daliies Ex-
csgt Those OF Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10
HELP WAKTBD-PRMALR.

\NANIED-A woman 10 DO washing at the
W house. Apply al = CreScent-aYe. So
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

THE Democratic statesmen OF Ohio
must all be- a. near alike as peas IN a
pod, for every one Is A representative
Ohio Democrat"
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

AKAvsas Cry wife petitions for a
divorce from hcr hus' and, with whom
sbe mas lived bat ten days Is that the
avo~aro ont thern7
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

L0R sALE--0r uacLGnge foT cts property .
Il store builainE "a thrFIEg eslern
Michigaa GoNu ~ -sN ink&nitautS. Address
Ill Mellow rA NrAE1 Rapids. AicA 81 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
cnANnIrE oSDAXIs

laAeD RAPIDS. IlEsDAY. Dgd 10.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

AAANiED-l experienced elzrk cressinAA
" ers. Z arf 81. elalls raalH siIls. 2 sooSAd
girls. csaks Eeueral girls. I lazy With Si-N
g. lnsrsi iu paying business lA-3s NolTQe-st
fOol1s $50 -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
PIOwIng by steam.

G.. Il. B-rry's Traction engine, draw
ing four five gang plows, is doing some
excellent work in the vicinity OF the
EIghteen-mils HOuss ranch, TuIare.
Cat. The plows turn the soil over In
good shape, or barrow. that puiv-rIz-
be cl1ts End leaves the ground as
smuO- b as a fl1r. The machine runs
isy and nigh, a large locomotive head
ughJ being PLACID in front Uf the Ell
gtue when darkness comes, while about
a hslf-d z.u lamps hang around the
engine. The engine CONSUMES about
ten h-afer b-cstul OF straw IN "A
hours, and The labor ot ten men To Iuu
q that number % ours. The traction
moV-s OF zt shout the gait q plug
team goes when P.oughing, aud as u
never has TO oP 10 catch its breath, OF
course it would ain over a team some
distance 10 q days travel. Seventy
scr-s are plowed every twenty-foul
luurs. 1: Is wOud- rinl invention fol
s-vdiug as well 4s h4rvesJ ing grain.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
4 Coal Palace.

II has been sugg-s.ed that Buffalo in.
troduce a novelty among palaces. by
building one of coal. In 1887. u 900. :
600 tons of coal were mined IN he Uni
ted States. OF mis- 5 600 coo tons
one-twsnty- fifth-were h,ndled in Buf.
"a o. Here Is the natural market for
the greatest coal fields ia the country,
and he artificial conditions all conlrl-
butte TO increase its Importance. The
coal trsde Is insrpaTately bound up with
the history and life o. comm1rce by
lake and canal and. trbfiic by rail. Ii,
more than any o her Single iufusnce,
has drawn to Bufalo a large number
or our Railroads.&c. which i. has more
miles within corporate limits than any
Other city on the globe.
II Buff Iio would huild a monument
10 tell the story Of her triumphs, let
her erect a splendid palace of coal.
LIT il be the central and crowuing
tea ure OF fine sou. b side park, Tner-
l. may dominate with It's lofty tCwrr-
he great coal trestles, the railroad
m4z ara the noble lake frontage of
the city.