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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
Who Invent
ed the
Piano?

by asking me VINO III
vented the piano. Will the GLOBE
kindly help me out by answering the
question:" The piano, like the violin,
came into existence through the slow
processes of musical evolution. and is
direct descendant of the monochord.
1t is probably of Italian origin, yet it
has been successfully developed from
its first construction to its present one
by various periods of inventive genius.
AMERICUs BADGERS, a Hollander, is
generally accredited with being the in
ventOr of the piano, and the date of the
invention is fixed in 1772. And yet an
old Covent Garden play bill of May.
1867, chronicles that Miss BRIcKLER
will sing favorite song from Judith
accompanied by Mr.. DIBDEN on new
instrument called Piano Forte" The
first patent for a combined harpsichord
and piano forte was issued to Robert
SToDDARD i'm 1777. 1t was square
instrument and had BACCERs' invention
known as the distinct English action,
which is preserved to this day. The
first upright piano was made in 1900 by
ISAAC HAWKINS, an Englishman, which
included two important ideas. the use
of corded strings for the bass, and
sostinente, obtained by reiteration of
hammers set in motion by roller.
Since that time almost every piano man.
ufacturer has added some new improve
ment, and thus the instrument has been
brought up to that high stage of per-
lection which makes it an essential feat
ure of our home life. By the way,
while discussing this subject Of piano
invention. would like to know who
brought the first piano to Minnesota.
Probably some of our old settlers can
answer the question.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

TRr WEEKLY-(D DAILY - Monday. Wednesday
and friday
1yr in advance. 81 60 Is mos. IN adv. ~ w
:mOnIhs. in advance Isl VI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
Seven Highwaymen acquitted.

TU CsoN, Ariz., Dee. l4.-The trial OF
the seven men on the charge of robbing
Paymaster Wham. of the United States
army, of $4,000 last May. was concluded
to-day. and the jury rendered verdict
of acquittal as to all Of the defendants,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

CHICAGO may score another big point for
the worlds fair in the CRoNN verdict. A
batch Of five or six at the end OF a rope occa-
sionally counts more than double the num-
Der of single pulls
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
ChicagouHer

CHICagOVHefdtu.
The self-reliance and calm herOism
of the oyster are beautifully set forth
in the following dialogue:
"Where are we? Where are WEI"
asked one oyster as it met another In
strange room.
s'At church festival" replied the
other YEARLY.
"Oh! Well, what do they want of
both of us?' marveled the first.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

but, however practicable It may be, 1t Is not
likely to materialize until some way is dis
covered to make 1t pay. The expense would
ha enornOug
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
Taking Care of Them All,

New York Sun.
''How do you like this wine?"
delicious. Makes another man of
me-"
waiter, bring bottle for the other
man."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

DAILY AND SUNDAY.
win atvaneeS1O 90 3 mos. i'll adv. 81 ou
ON in advance 5 90 | weeks in adv. w
One month sic.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

SUNDAY ALONE.
Ivr in advance. 81 90 > mos. in adv. .5nc
& m. in advance l 90 ! mo. in adv. Zoe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

ST. PAUL GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
DAILY (NoT INCLUDING SUNDAY)
Vt mad aneeS s. 90 SIN. in advanceS2 20
L IN. in advanee 4 90 q weeks in adv. L w
One month. -. FUc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLoBE.
One Year, 81 I Six Mo. 65e Three Mo. Soc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

"Was JEFFERSON
DAVIS eXpatriated. or
did he die a citizen of
the United States?" is
a question propounded
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
rAE STORY OF A DAY.

Eastern IGgerusiHg Cfce, Room 20
Tribune Guiding. New YORK.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

Rejected communications cannot be pre-
served. Address all letters and kilograms 10
TIE GLOBE. ~ Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
fENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
THE CkONIN JURY.

LOCAL FORECAST:
For st. Paul and vicinity: Fair; warmer
rrPafhnr
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

+. +. Allen has returned from his
| California trip.
r. NJ Barnard has returned from a
| trap 10 New York.
John Dykstra has been spending the
/ week IN East Saginaw.
Peter Minderhout. of Montgomery;
/ Ala, is visiting friends IN town.
Will -. Jones, of Kalamazoo, Will
/ spend the Sabbath with friends in this
city.
Herbert Wigle writes from Denver,
Colo, that ram and mud are prevalent
there.
George W. Coleman and wife, of Gin
c.nnati, Is visiting Mrs. J. +. Ames, go
/ FOurth-aye.
,Mrs. Mary Morley, OF Cedar Springs,
= spending a few weeks with friends IN
the city.
Miss Belle Northrup, of Connecticut.
Is visiting Mrs. Wllmarth and other
friends II this city.
Miss Grace Buck, who has been visit
ing friends IN Lamont and CoOpersville,
returned home yesterday.
l.. 4. Andrus, long with Rindge,
Bertsch * Co., has resigned TO accept \
position al Grand Haven.
+. VI. Priestly, who is sojourning at
present IN Denver, is home on visit,
and Is much improved IN health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WiddicOmb gave
pleasant reception 10 friends at their
house ON East Fulton street, last Fri
day evening:
Geo. Z. Sherman, book-keeper for
SlSsOn Il Lilly Lumber Company, at
Sissons, came down last night to spend
Sunday with friends IN the city.
Geo. ID. Louis has closed his third
year a teacher OF the Ross school. He
was presented with beautiful copy of
LongfellOw's poems by the pupils of his
school.
Mss Helen Putnam viii graduate at
Nassar College on Wednesday of this
week. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs..
Enos Putnam, viii be present at the
exercises.
Miss Lillian Wright, daughter Of Or.
Z. h. Wright, Is expected home this
week from Indianapolis, where she has
been Tor the last year with ner aunt,
Mrs. May Wright Sewell.
Lew Gillett, of the q. R.& l. furniture
department, took the 1910 train last
evening TO attend the camp-mcetIng. at
OHIO Corners, near Paimcr's Woods.
He will return Monday.
Among those who VIII attend the
Gettysburg dedication from this G..
are: Judge HOyt, Vim. WiddicOmb, y.
l.. Avery, NJ. VI. Moore, Gen. |. {.
Smith, Gen. +. l.. Pierce and Col. Geo.
q. Briggs.
+. Walter and wife, and f. Rankin
and wife, OF Kalamazoo, Mrs. &. r.
White, OF indianapolis, and Mrs. f. II.
Porter, OF Lansing, are the guests OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. George II. Seymour, OF
Paris avenue.
DR.. J. W. Wassall, editor of TIE Deatol
R7ior, of Chicago, who was in attend
ance at the State Dental convention.
returned home yesterday While here
he was the guest OF his sister, Mrs. W.
l.. Knowles, 35l Cresent-ave.
Mrs. A. Douglas, u Monroe-st., re-
cclved telegram Yesterday stating
that the highest prize, a gold medal.
had been awarded to her daughter.
Miss Agnes Douglas, at the competitive
examination, Friday, of pupils of the
Chicago Conservatory of Music.
Al. st. Clair Is at Ashbury Park, Y.
Y, with MS wife and daughter, enjoy
ing the breezes of old Atlantic, where
they have been visiting for some time
past. Mr.. St Clair Is taking a two
months vacation and IT Is not at all i'm
probable that before returning homo
with ms family will visit the Paris ex-
hlbitOn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
A MISSIONARY RALLY"


a. AA&eF Nettes 3ecSsa- ax f4aies Al tGS
Para tS8S fssats9n4l Ch9rsb-
Yesterday morning Sna afternoon a
unique meet9g BIAS lsld st tae p <
Congregat.oaal chUrla b. the fern q =
"a ssionAry rally. Tie plan o. uzt. j
..sgh Mrs.. Moss smita, II oacse0,
president 81 tie Non4ns Bo4rd "a
N sslous 0f IT, Interior. 81 Nas
modelled after tie War-ralhes heli ~
patriotic people during the Rebellion,
AMI which Id - much 10 arouse eu-
thus 4sm.
tbs rally was part leipated p by tie
young lAd - MISSIONARY societies a
the Park church, the PlA.nheld Ave
nue. and south Congregational churches
and feW Interested outsiders, snd va,
a. Interesting aud eIlthus-ast.c a. Tie
most devoted friend III missions could
desire. Much credit Tor this success
Was gwen % Ms knlma NOseity prc,l-
dent of the PARK = bciety, as Il was
largely due u her uht.rug efforts that
The excellent program MAS - we'll
carried out. Ms Nellie C0ndit, of Los
Angeles, tal., IA a graceful. refined
manner, carried her hearers ght into
CHINATOWN, and Introduced them rs
word aud plctUrc 10 several women and
girls, native Chinese, vino, after accept
mg Chris tianity, became ornaments 10
their sex. The other informal talk,
and manor. were listened "a with rant
attention, winch Was sincere compll-
meut Ia those who tried 10 make the
program an Interesting one. The fol
lowing was the program:
l0.'0 a. m.-Deyoti0nal exercises. Rev. A. K.
Merriam.
rive minute talks on Women ia Africa Mss
Hester, Japan. Miss Rice; India. Miss Hor>
iordt Turkey. Miss Pollard China. Miss
smith Micronesia. Miss Fetric.
Paper Reasons Why | should Work for
the " Orld' = salvation" Miss 4. r.. BettcS.
Prayer and ronSrcratloa meeting. led by
Mrs. Hugh Mcdowell.
Lunch.
80 p. m.-Opening exercises Miss Moreley.
Letter from Ars Arthur smith. read by Miss
Anna Read
Missionary Rally Song. Mrs. A. Il. Merriam.
Chinese Work Ia California Miss Nellie
C0ndit
Our Bridge. Can for $1,000: Our share?'
Opened by Miss Louise Clark
Adjournment.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
Resolutions of Hesnrcr.

HDQR's GRAND RArIDs GUARD. !
COMPANY b, SECOND RECT VI. :. f.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June 3. !
WHEREAS, IL has pleased Divine
Providence TO call from our midst a
former and respected officer of tin.
Company, ex-Lieutenant W. MoFIisoni
and,
WHEREAS, BY his kindness rs a friend
and comrade, he has endearcd himself
to Us all, and the memory of his many
kindly acts we shall ever cherish;
therefore, be 1t
Reolred, That we extend To his be-
reaved family our heartfelt sympathy
in this their hour of great sorrow; and.
Resolrcd, That a copy OF these resolu-
tons be sent the family of the deceased
and printed N the daily papers.
GRAND RAPIDS GUARD.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
TOWN TOPICS.


ile brotherhood ~ braSeuen = u
&c "a eAeA1sis'-i y nlssegon lne -
lAefe 80 - . nleeUng ct the BARRIERS
a. fralsra Hat Pears street., Monday
evening
TIC gram FeceI pts yesterday were
Two cars " wheat. oEe II corr, Cne Cf
c4-s, ald ole "a gye.
internal Regefll.. (lEleefor DAVIS IA.
gone a. MaeAatawa Para ~ spead =
Tea days y IA als talllly.
The GslLlrenf. DAY Exercises Al NJ
son Weef Pre.l,.t4r.a Chureh have
ben postponed one aee4
Georee "a. Long la, gwen a carload
81 .un.Isf 81 t.e Jana.5.,.sti .tf Ferer.
snd his employees A.lIa4..8 send q load
"a gt.ntn Io.. Dsv and prank Ma
tn. alias Freneay. were arrested for
beng ! sordefiy. AID placed Ia iaH lasC
maid.
a.. f.,,a-.t.of, A.. p. T..
beaste.a slll b. held from the resi-
DC l0a North Ioula-st.. Moaday. Al
zp a.
/, 49,. f..,.-.t . ,,,.t ,t. Ioss,.b Cbl
,.e - t-ft 49, - -. :,
oiriork at the M...loa W0od Presby.
team ssarree
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.'-' ~ si.e rear 81 'LeiI St@ie anH ~ tne
az A~s4'o VIA 't''s "i' PiOol wv
S''iJ W. nous" VA" basement
S.laa Welsh fell IA a pc ora Waterloo
ST. Just opposite the Emerson Home,
~ 49, o. ,'s' 't.-il' anu Vas removed TO
III VIC iR'ioi wagon
ine excavations Tor tine new build
lnss al the soldiers. Home are complet-
ed and weather permitting, the masons
vii oes'n WORK on the foundations To-
morrow.
VIM hort.ani has had painted from
s-ctcn made % nm, -urf scene At
Ottawa Beach Frank seller Was the
artist, and the painting will be- present
81 ~ lAe L. - W NJ. railway.
4. PAYNE was ARA cned Yesterday in
UoE Ice court ON a charge OF stealing
come q almonds from e.. 4. smith. IL
demanded au examination, and MS
case Was adjourned t.A Monday.
Mrs. Annie Wei. OF Charlotte Mich
Formerly "a RESIDENT ct GRAND Rapids
islnth c.tv visiting friend, and rela-
tlse-. tie guest of Mrs. ID. NJ. Amberls
sheldon street.
o,,v eiert Si,,,,l-,o,., 5..;~.s en- 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

Mrs. Daniel a. Iaubeustein, who
underwent critical operation for the
removal oi q tumOr a few days ago.
died from the effects Friday afternoon
40 Che 4. =. \. Home. The deceased
was wslLknowu n the city. having been
% resident. tur more than twenty years.
Her husband, pr. Iaubeustein. has
been confined 20 his rod for two years.
and during All that time she has been
hls companion and nurse. She was A
lady much esteemed, kind and gener-
ous o. a tault. She leaves SIX children
tp mourn her loss. Her daughters.
Mrs. VIM. B3er. Of Milwaukee. and
Mrs Bella Hr~chfeld. 81 Sault Ste
Mare, and her son. Isaac Iauhoustein.
were with bcr at the time az her death
Mrs Hartmann. of Mlwauke, Mrs.
Glenn Uir-chfcId and Mrs. Lena Kup-
penhener of Rochester. y. Y. and
Mrs Bertha Strauss. III New York.
have srrIv ed t0 attend the funeral.
The funeral VII o,cur from the
family residence. ICES North Ionsa-st.
st p. m, on Monday next.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

4 new company, known as the Wd-
dcomb Msutel Company. composed
msia'v ~ the stockholders Of the W.d-
tComb Furniture Company. has been
organized to manufacture AMI sell
woCd marte's. H. active manage
mems V ievoIVe unou F.. l.. W.dd.-
comb. snd tae c1mpany VII employ
from leO to $50 men,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
Gone 20 nifnwa.

julius Kuhn, the caterer, well and
favorably know to the citizens of Grand
Rapids, has engaged for the season 70
manage the culinary departmental the
Ottawa Beach Hotel. While julius Is
a. the helm, the patrons Of the hotel
Gun be sure OF a square meal and one
that is well cooked.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

TIE jury ID 'he ease brought by A..
l. Crawford. &C Cadillac, to recover
k-oa0 damages from r. J. lamb. of th. s
city. for fsIse iwpr,sc1wr nt, ended
y yesterday FRI veriict ~ no cauSe ~
action. s. Judgment FOR costs vas enc
serei Er against Crawford.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
The Gettysburg Train win GO.

The Gettysburg special train instead
of starting Via the G.. X. " r., viii leave
Grand Rapids Monday, June 10, at 0:30
q. m. via Che Lake Shore and Baltimore
X Onio. Those who wish sleeping car
accommodations apply atonce at Union
Ticket Oifice.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
A YOUNG GIRL.
she IL Taken To Jail Until County
Agent Holcomb can Investisa ate.

Agent HOloomb can Investigate.
little glrl, IL years old, named
Grace Hunter. was brought u jail last
night from Paris township by Deputy
sheriff Scaliy. The girl has runaway
from her parents here IN the city and =
very Wild for one Of her ace She has
worked for a Mrs. Fisher, Of Mcdowell
street. Mrs. Ed LOOMS. on Hall street
and Mira ~cbemerhorn on the same
street, but none Of tbem have been
able ~ prevent her going on the streets
az night
The little grl tells hard story about
the relations between herself and some
street-csr driver. and there may b.
some strange Developments before tn
case IS settled County Agent Ho.-
comb wIil attend o. the matter Of see
TX what can bo done with tbe zirl.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

M0ntay evening the Nelll Conserya-
tory VII give a musical rectal a.
,snwankoyskys music rooms, w.th
Mss Bessie Walker a. p.aui.te, M.,s
Nellie Udeil, ysolmist, and M,s Mar
Culver sDprano. The fouosing pro
gram has been arrang ed
Dus ior tS0 pianos. "GasotteF Glues Rslnecke
hlss Bessie 81 tiksF NFs Neill-
ssDrsaS slto. s.lse. L ksEssi .-... Ara IL
Miss boIie ta,frr.
a Petite zlss. sop. >. No 8 f
.. "kglt9 Oh e. u lsr. Ch9pta
Mss Bessie walker.
Vain sol, = a. h1ll.4lL8. Jean Bcek ef
b. kf4ar ar Concert " David
III Nellie dell
a ~ kreach Dance" Dupont
Piana solo Z. \ lctHrne from ~Midsumu-r
isht's Dream Arndel ss0aa
Miss Bessie Walker
soprano $40. -srualingsaataAs spring Gre,
tAs --..-.---.--.. -DolteFHaEu
Mis, Douis Culver
Ni0nhceiis Colgate Mr. Lawson.
Piano solo. "fzas4sie BTill4ule. Airs ices
s1sls. '...-... Mackenzie
Miss Bessie slkrr
Violin solo. "Andante an1 >ehefE0 Cappricc
$50. '...-..-..... ............ Ferdinand David
VI - Nellie ld~n.
ps. 81. A. An Loreiey fels ".-...----...- ksff
i'~N' 0''' b. Polka de IA keine." -.-.-.--kAft
Miss Bessie aIker.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

Birthday Parry.

NJ. AZ Ars. r Mayor @ere gwen 3
geaulls slFpTlse y Ahoas taEty Ct
IasI friends, THURSDAY evening. Ar.
Mayors twenty arm birthday He re-
ee.Fed many tfibates ~ trlend sEip All
respect from h.s friends, and al en-
loyet q Jolly evening.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

For a Solid Cherry Bedroom Suite,
2fx30, bowel plate glass and elegant
finish, for $50 or $3.50, 20 TO tbo
MIncrnr Emrr -lure Cnmnamv
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

Ii you want bargain IN anything in
the household goods line. do not fail 10
call on Vinegar Furniture Company,
l23, I25, ~ and l29 South Dyision-st.,
corner OF Chcrry-st
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
Aldinc Manufacturing Co.

Whats 20 rare as a day N juno" IS
not applicable 50 far this month. hat
rare days" are made, despite cold
weather, by the Aldine Fire Place, and
Its recent triumphs (of pleasure and
WARMTH include: 4. III. Fowle. Chas.
Prang, f. j. Herrick, J. ". Closter-
house, =. +. Buckingham, W. T. Pow
ers, K. i. Buckles, +. !. Fry, J. 4. Bar
rows, Il. G.. Lathrop, Mrs. 4. II. MAJ
thews, Dr. ". III. Thomas. 4. {. Don
aldson, Mrs. Albertson, y. Freeman.
l.. VI. iIamiltOn, Or. b. 7. Martin, Or.
Lane.
The Aldine Fire Place can be piped
10 a common chimney at little cost,
the result and Its appearance VIII be-
equally as good as If a costly chimney
had been provided.
We handle direct draft CRATES Of All
kinds, slate. marble and wood mantels.
We sell neat design mantel direct draft
CRATE and hearth for So. all set.
s<s-6et our prices before buying.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
They are stopped at Byron Center and
VIII bs sent Back

Deputy Sheriff Henry Colwcll, of
Byron Center, telephoned to the city
last night that be had three boys about
y years OF age who claimed 10 hail
from Grand Rapids They have been
around Byron Center for q day or two
trying o. get money enough % take
tltm to Kalamazoo. One boy gave the
name of Johnson, amt hls home stock
Ing alley. Another gave the name of
WarS'u-, and hs Homeill >tockug-st.
Tho other boy would not give has name.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
Car. of Thanks.

We, the undersigned members of the
Board of Trustees of Mission Wood
Presbyterian Church, do hereby, on
behalf of said church, and also on be-
half of the solicitor, extend our hearty
thanks to those of the public who -
literally contributed toward the Clark
q Storey organ, recently purchased OF
Geo. ID. Herrick q Co., and placed III
the above named church.
GEORGE MCINNEs,
CHAs. III. RosE,
Isaac QUIGLEY,
W. {. LAWSON,
HENRY FipEIL,
GEO. II. STANDER.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

Knight d Wilson are laying a side
walk IN front of the business place Of
+. J. Dcttcnthaler, Monroe street,
which promises To- he one OF the best
walks IN the city. Portland stone is
being used. It's combination, with
the best OF imported cement as the
principal ingredient, and j, warranted
u stand wear and tear equally As w,ll
as stone. knight 4 Wilson have sew
eral order ahead, but are always ready
10 give estimates Of work.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

For an elegant three-pieco ant. oak
finished Bedroom SUIT, 2lx50, for
$3.50, so to Vinegar Furniture Com
panY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

Always have the finest millinery at the
lowest prices, customers beng the
Judges.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

Elegant Rug Couch, $40, at Morris
ll2 South D!yIsiOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

For an elegant cook stove, with thirty
pieces OF furniture, tWcnty-lnch oven,
Si7, 20 to the Vinegar Furniture Com
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
spIendid sideMaIhs.

Get IN elegant plush Morris Bed
Lounge, only SIS; ll2 South DIvi>ion-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

For a fine pattern of Ingram carpet,
SOC, made and LAID, 90 to the Vinegar
Furniture CompanY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

The Vinegar Furniture Company
have a few more of those six-foGt
square-top, slx-leg Extension Tables,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

Just think OF Il. an eightfoot EKten-
SION Table. iall-ieaf, for 50, a. the WIN
egar Furniture Company, rs to l29
South DivIsIon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

For a beautiful Solid oak Polish
finish Bedroom suite. Ethrcc pieces,
2fV@o. bevel plate glass, $50. 60 20 the
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
BUSINESS BKIyITIEs.


"Say, George, I'm going 70 give a
FISH and game dinner Ia about dozen
Of my friends. Where can Isccure some
very choice fish, game and other
material 90 make e q success "Ncil,
nay boy Won 20 right down % Detten-
thaleT'- he's the father Of the fish bust
ness y tbis city. and VIII suggest iDr
You and furnish anything You can
POSSIBLY want. / know tina Doe already
prepared t9 serve .ho very finest at all
tunes. tor have traded Nth hm for
wears and nave mover bcen disap
pointed 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

Elegant Rug Couch, $40, at Morris
III south Dlylsion-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

fine ire 81 n,lil merry reeve. tlas cs-
always be t0ald st A1anlS s Co.
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