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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

etill she said She Was not going % br too
hAfd on The cold weather. ever since size
Was child she had sungfcd very much g. ON
cold. aud dId not think the weather MAS the
sole cause as without apparent exposure 10
Chahscs. she would nA0 herself suffering NitI
severe colds, in fact vas hardly ever rid Of IL;
coughing almost constantly. win a discharge
OF mucus from the head into the throat hawk
Ing and splitting. aud on several occasions
coughing up blood. Her appetite leit her, sud
lately she had found herself going coH =
rapidly. She suffered greatly from headache
aud had a dull pain IN her chest and around
the region Of btr heart; sometimes beIchiEg
Of wind troubled her. She has dOctorod and
spent good deal OF money bat apparently all
10 no avail. until she began 10 despair of get
ting relief She SAID She had been reading the
papers about parties suffering a. she Was bel Z
treated with success 10y pr. tOsinan. and 50
some little time age she concluded To 20 and
see him. aud See If there Was ANY change Tor
her To derive benefit. She consulted with the
doctor. and. after a careful examination. he
told her she Was suffering with chronic
catarrh and bronchitis. and that II she would
place herself under his care he could help her.
As that was what she wanted. She did 50.
w ell. what did he do for your
She said: Why. you can sc- for yourself
have now been treating less than TWO InoAtls.
and TODAY feel like another woman. and / at
tribute n all to the excellent skill and treat
ment of Dr COsman Tor such eases IS mine.
Ny appetite - good. cough scarcely aly at
alt. and am not affected with colds as ! have
been for Tor 50 long time. | sleep Well. rlSins
In the morning refreshed ana ready lor Iny
days work. That disgusting and annoying
condition of dropping of mucus into the
throat and hawking and splitting does not
bother me at alt. In fact l hardly know my
self. and most certainly would recommend any
person suffering with any OF my symptoms Il
20 and see the doctor as, II there Is any heil
Tor them, he Will be able 10 give II 20 them"
Mrs. Bonnie resides at No. ~ East FIT h 81.
where she can be found ~ any Time. and she
Will cheerfully answer any inquiries on The
above statement; either as l. her former ol
present condition and mode of treatment by
Dr. Cosman.-Duluth Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
The Free kindergarten.

This afternoon the free kindergarten,
which has been maintained for about u
year past 10y circle OF Kings DIugh-
tiers, Will give what may bc termed an
entertainment IN Hartmln's Hall Lee
ture room ut 2:30 O'Clock. The pupils
Will, under the management OF their
teacher, Miss Emma J.. Chamhcrlain-
She has gwen her services for the year
past, 10 help the poor children who
have been instructed in the kinder
garton give the public an idea Of the
wonderful pHgrcss they have made.
of thc vast utilities and possibllitlc, of
this noble charity. \ small admission
fcc, bat - cents, to be- devoted 20 the
use Of the kindergarten, VIII be
charged. our generous citizens must
member their home charities as well
a their fellow creatures suffering IA
Pennsylvania.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22


John Whalen has returned from
Kansas my
Col Geo. G.. Briggs - home from
Getty sburg and New York.
&C F0limer left Yesterday for a
short visit with friends IN the state OF
New York.
a.. Ed Haak has accepted a position
ln ;nc business department. OF the Mus
kegon Mas.
Ifou. r. =. EggIestown left last night
!os Koxbury. Mass, where be will visit
friends fer the next two months
Prosecuting Attorney Rogers
returned Yesterday from Noutcalm.
aud left last night for trip % Chicago.
& F. Kr.-bt of Rarhadoos West
Indies. is ree stored At sweets. and =
here for the purpose of buying furu.-
ture.
NJ ,r5 NJ cle-bo-, who b.vo
- the yr,osts of i r Rics AZ the
p-,.I-e-S -Strest Uonse have returned
bon,s
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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

sAa sasd~ais E444s. 2aay B ale "a
APE4FsaK Ss09 Heath

sAs sssdsAIy E44.s. Aaay y ale "a
APF2FsaE Gsoa heath
Mrs. Caroline \. Mate, Ba49s -
Capt. TAeln4s whte, died sa11el' ,
yesterday ~ aes rss.deEce, No. y asl.-
ington-st, ~ 4PcE.exy- SIC ~as "A
years u ag lat xas apparently "a
pesfset he4ltb 81 - IAs Bl0aleat she
~zs stricken wfh tie fatzl q sease.
Tie fuasfA uli Os Aeld Al cloek
sunday afternoon. and sl1 - coa-
dacted lfoia ,ae Aouse Dy Be-. A. l..
AeFu Ala.
taEelIBs NsFt8a as bore al Assstf~ Mas.
"a t<H tH i<o .ae niArfir,l faa444s Waite
s4a iAss eas3s a. e4sr O. f8e a4lts q lae trea
iiaf " est. e. ffaL4 h4Yra. AfuaBg there il
petoeer " tAaf se44. Pcs nage fl4l Ihtfty
years ta4G S@s iArir l9.4c. a4a tRefs tacif ;
Ntte ~ fi@ht ainvtis ihe ls,& llu@iiHrNt sd
ssfeefsea taDl.ies il lstn sas srss aad 500 al
tfFrtrs iA tl4e t.fila ast-hltg -ts4t taeafy sct(s
~ AAft feHie.ea g. tals ,ltf. - 5iir haA-v
~a~fe sac aiea. Heg hust4et pr. r4va hrl la
-r&ta ttii -.ssstlf ls~ years alrs. slte N4s .
tafr = 94l44l. 20 izE u4oFe tha4 otaiaaff ll-
teiirNt sA4 2biilts. oae n4a our n t0e sweet
est in"st cleCrisl lAtlt~a IS vlr n arr
tftrada >4l4 hearing II hsE aefs1sr. >s.e a4s
s2~ ut tDe Masl lovely s9aueD Ed hrf eiiaFat
Erf nis. ever lad The privilege ot saaa ~. p
so ore Hsa slitfIe guHataT w8fh tgc sulHs a DO
ual lhe good Iefil4r IT, knus her fhal sae.
1is Nts. tu cAEilrF i4lr. Ncry foud cd music. ASA
Htils -let trsl-s All flssHa attended the fsii
more nlattEse ASA sEf1sra tL fully sac uas
also R.isslah.steiy ioad " roRrrs. 4A sng
us-te passed hrr ioi1c <4c 4aaEe. che Hns a
pa l-inarf II iEe ftrt tuu3re gattunal tngfrh,
aLt a tA 4rg rrli.l loa s.te = przEtlral cpuifpi
ins force she lived ifi she 49, an ornament
iH society, taaush exceedingly domestic ga
asles. rarely modest and retiring aHd ncfrf
.tfCa T. Fauuilu4 hrfsrlf ~nr IS as we'll rdi-
Gated HuAaHs kept anfrasf 90 ff- World : az
vance. To the fntilu4t- tess o. vuom she ~a-
Aunt Nate she Hts constant Inspiration.
she leaves tAa sous, 4. stewart and John b.
hlte and a daughter. Mr. Charles Chandler.
al residents ~ tht> city. y ao flss up and call
hrr blessed ald no have the sympathtcs Oi
al y 40 kuce hcf ga their bereavement
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
White Mountains and Bar Harbor.

Commencing June %, the Michigan
Central and It's eastern connections Will
run through line of elegant, new buf-
iet sleeping cars through from Chicago
10 Bar HarbOr, via the Niagara Falls
and the White Mountains, without
change. Connection viii be made at
Nlagar Falls with through sleeper to
Clayton, where connection Will hc made
with steamers TO the Thousand Islands,
Alexandra Bay, Montreal and Quebec.
For full and detailed information IN
regard To these summer resorts, and
the way to reach them, send SIX cents
postage for "A Modern Pilgrimage"
and summer tourist rates, To Q. W.
Ruggles. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Chicago, I'll.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
Doctor
Ethelbert @. COSman

Late OF the Cincinnati College of Medicine
ana surgery ltinclnnati, onlol. has oAccS ~
Rooms ! and .. No. l05 Monroe St. Grand
Rapids. Mich. where all durable eases are
treated with success.
Medical diseases treated successfully. Con
sumption. Brieht's Disease. Dyspepsia. Rhcu-
matism and NERVOUS DISEASES. All
diseases peculiar 10 the sexes Il specially.
CATARRH RED.
CONSULTATION at Office or by mail. 81.
Once hours 10 II a. m. > tO4 y. IN. and 10
8 p. m. sunday toi D. an.
Address all mail 10 Dr. +. o. Cosnan. Rooms
] and =. No. l05 MOnrOe-st, Grand Rapids,
Mlrh
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
THE LADIES REPORT.
The westminister Church Ladies to Lift
the Church Debt.

The Ladies Society of the Wcstmini,-
ter Presbyterian Church held an en-
thusiaStic meeting IN the lecture room
of the church last evening The IN
debtodness of the church was $4,000,
and they courageOusly undertook the
task of raising tins amount. When the
reports were all in 1t was found that
they had already raised Sl4 800, and
they expect TO easily obtain the re-
ma ming 500 before the next meeting,
which will be on Friday evening OF
next week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
LOOK HERE FRIEN D
Are You Sick ?

If so call at PROF. +. g. CHAMBERS ELEC-
Trio SANITARIUM and INSTITUTE. No. 80
Washington ave. Detroit. Mich. whore yoil
can get cured speedily. permanently and
cheapiy by electricity property applied. IN con
nection with Electric remedies. We treat sue
cessfully all cases of Rheumatism, Sciatica.
Lumbago. Neuralgia. Paralysis. Locomoter
AtaXia. Epilepsy. ApopieXy. DysentcTy.
Dropsv. pvspcpsia. Piles. Rupture. Structure.
Liver. Kidney. BLADDER and PROSTATE Disease 8.
stomach and Heart troubles tatarrh. Lost
Manhood. Nervous Debility and all Organic
Weaknesses.
\ specialist constantly on hand Tor treating
Throat and Lung troubles.
Also a specialist iu SKIN Diseases SYPHILIS.
Scroiuia. Eczema. iceTs. etc. and All Pfl ate
Delicate Diseases Of both sexes f~Terma
torrhoea. ImDotenCy. Narlcoccic. Hydr0.cie-
Barrruug X. etc.
This treatment is also beneficial In cases 81
Spinal Affections. Tumor>. coffre. Morbid and
Fungus Gr0wihs Insomnia. vertigo. brNu
Troubles. Melanchoia. fonsulsiye FITS. 80
Nlius Dance. ous-behilify and Exhaust 0n
The best and most eoWp ptetr Electrical. ser
gical and Medical Apparatus and Instruments
for treating all classes of diseases.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

For a six-foot fall-lcaf Extension
Table, ash, antique finish, for -, 90 to
the Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
STRAIGHT-S ST. EXTENDED.
Verdict of the Jury Rendered Yesterda,
Afternoon.

Straight-st. viii now be opened. The
jury IN the superior court was in
structed yesterday morningatlO o'clock
and remained out until late in the
afternoon, when It came IN with YER
diet for sll77.46 damages for the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern railroad.
The railroad company expected much
more IN compensation of what 1t
claimed 1t would lose by the opening,
bat others think this is good big price
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

meeting ~ the commercial travel
o.. visa le held at 50 this evening, At
q 4. r0a.l .r---roofr at sweets Hotel. for
purpose os arflse ng for the annual
r.,aie. Csc. II SEYMOUR.
Secretary,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

For beautiful solid Oak Polish fin
ish Bedroom suite. three pieces, 24x30,
bevcl plate glass, $50, 80 TO the Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

II yo1 want = taTgsla in anything n
the houss iold goods llne. % ncf fal 81
call on Vinegar Furniture Corfs
i2S. H. ~ an8 l2s >o1ta IFs a-st
corner of CherTg-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

Remember the Vinegar Furniture
Company can supply you with every
thing IN the way of furnishing house
complete. l23 To l29 South Dlylslon-st.,
corner of Cherry.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

Grand Free Excursion to the auction
sale of lots next Tuesday. Wurzburg's 5
band will furnish the music.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

For an elegant cook stove, with thirty
pieces Of furniture, tWenty-inch oven,
$l7, 80 TO the Vinegar Furniture Com
DaQV
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

Opening of Hake's sample room, No.
80 East BrIdge-st., Saturday, June -,
1889. A. NJ. WHITNEY,
Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

If you want the best, order Kusterer
Brewing Co.'S Pllsener or export bottle
beer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

For fine pattern OF Ingram Carpet,
55c, made and laid, 90 TO the Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
ROCKFORD COMMENCEMENT.
Graduating Exercises OF tho Union
school Last Evening.

school Last Evening.
s.s>.s.,, t.s N,.ss4,. .ts.4N
ROCKFORD, Mich. June 2l.-The grad
uating exercises OF the Union school
were held last evening at the Congrcga-
tlonal Church. The room was hand
somely decorated, the class motto,
know Your Opportunity, being con-
splcuously displayed. \ large audi
euce was present. Following Is the
order OF exercises:
Invocation ..-...-. ............-.........
Rev. }. L. Borton.
Music. .T The Barcarolle
Misses Anna Scoylll aud Myrtle Hyde. Geo.
DOckrTay. g.. j. Chapel.
Orati0n---...-........- - Acq quisition OF knowledge
Ivan toss.
EsSay The old aud the New
Miss Eduah Holden.
Music. solo The Old Door Step
Mrs. g. I. Chapel
Grafton. ........--l lcstrrday, Today and Tomorrow
Wesley Force.
Essay ....... Aimless Reading
Miss Flora ArnOtt.
Discussion on..................-. Why Rain Falls
g. Albert Puts.
Music. Come Where the Flowers Bloom
Quartette.
Miss Augusta Bleier.
discussion Electricity
Lelncr DOwlins-
Class History
clifton Sears.
Class prophecy ....
Earl Cowdn.
Presentation OF Diplomas
Quartette.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

You'can buy Maiviua Cream or 10
ton at any drug store ln the city Tor
only % cents
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

send your order for bottle beer otee
Kussersr Brewlng GoenTary. a1d yen
W ct the best "a the market.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
REMOVAL NOTICE


I r " e. Il r 7 = 4,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

WAsAISsIos, June zz.-For loxeg
s.lel sans Far aad eaoleE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
TOWN TOPICS


FtEsa = se&.
q, rae fain. tlls 1x4&f tll fzsn
kills8x oar t1ba aa4 eisieFas 4-aia.
y cttllls slr lzr1eus AID g3sy orsis TO-
Ex41tlfsi aiai Ho 4eiEal81 ys.-
fhlFd " esk.
On. ths rsaa. fas aafI l8ls fss4
fililES saE ooais- ssEh xzi4e as1 pain.
A 81 l-15 rh@4n1stiz-o. ~l.1E . sf4lle-
Lofs. slil : esef &c Dl@4stat aSa.1y
- ID 4bsa1 dslsn A4s~rEser.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

Malvina Cream; - cents; Nalvina
Lotion, 80 cents. At all drug stores IN
the city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

TIE real estate snctCn occurs next
TUESDAY. Jrrc -5- Be stare ari GO.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

One morning, a few minutes before the
school hour, when most of the pupils had
arrived and they had gone into the school,
donkey was entering the playground.
Bill Hood and | were so far on our way,
rushed TO mount the animal and began TO
guide and force it into the school. With
desperate squirting the donkey was in
duced to carry its rider over the thresh-
old, and what a reception both of them
got from the juvenile crowds Bags of
books were at once fastened TO the tail
and around the neck OF the ass, and so
busy were Bill and half dozen cOmpan-
ions in ur-ing the brute TO canter around
the school and 10 ascend the short stair
of the masters desk that they did not no
tice how time was speeding, and before
they could remove the stranger Mr.. Car
lyle appeared. We expected a tremen-
dous explosion OF wrath, but he burst into
a roar of laughter-such q roar, however.
as, instead of tempting us TO Join in it,
produced a sudden and complete hush,
and that roar was renewed again and
again, when the ass, withdrawing its fore
feet from the first step Of the desk stair
and turning round, took a pace or two
slowly toward the master as if to salute
him.
That" exclaimed Carlyle, sis the
wisest and best scholar Kircaldy has
yet sent me; he is fit to be your teacher" 4"
He tapped the donkey's head. as he
was wont 10 90 ours, and said: There's
something here far more than in the
skulls OF any of his brethren before me,
though these skulls are patted in fond
admiration by papas and mammas, and
though that far Rrander headpiece meets
Snly with merciless blows"
He then gave some hard taps on Bill
Hoods head, and would not allow him
70 dismouat, bus tor penalty ordered him
70 ride up and down the school for an
hour. while the boys " no had been most
active in helping Bill to 20 through the
farce had to march in pairs before and
behind the peTplexo1-lookiBg IS He did
not require the other scholars = attend
70 their school lessons. but silently per
mitted them % stand as spectators OF re
grotes3Ge procession. Then he himself,
seated Within the puipi;-likc desk. sur
voTed I'LL and his company with q
strange nixture Of mirfh, scorn AMI
fury Cor. Edinburgh Scotsman.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

TIE OwsshtSnong Club 70 Provlas
for tas Peer.
Arrangements MADE - FaFatsh tts
WeEthg Peer wttA IhanAsg 4stus
DIansa-e 0Aaa4itsss Acquainted

Following Is annual custom tbe
0vasa.aloi 3 Club has aetegmaed -
llsa-h tAs gglAy poeF families "a tile
ely wlgh Plies Tor s faAukss .ag
dinner. La tie e.rcaiag uetee tae
committee say that ia addition -
money stshscg ptous they Ngal feel
thankful 4 c4Lzens would seud t0 the
club house any Old clothes, bedding or
anything whieh would tend % add u
the comfort or those unfortunate peO-
PIE, or they wlll call for the articles 81
any address whlcA may b. named.
The committee appointed d. 0b-
tan and dlstr.bu tae goods consists
of the following named gentlemen.
L. " ChAuneey. H. smith, ~ g..
Cox A :. A.nsworlh, Geo. Aruolt. T..
j. AldwOrth. Dr. l.. BArtn. = j. beu-
nett, q. +. Buss, 4 r. shop. H. S..
beecheT. q. " BlacA ~. Ill Bo-u-. T..
l. Bluur.eh. II A. Bean. II j. Benz
nett, LIN Bowen, L NJ. Barnard. A. j..
Burnett, d. Berry. j. J. Belkuap, e.. II.
Beckw.th, ". h. Bees0a, 4. +. Carroll,
Dr. ". Ii C5tlu, + b. Clark. j.. a.
Crow T. /. Cook. Geo. \. Iay, =. III.
DonneAy, y. B. Dickinson, Geo. B.
Dunt0n, Wash. Day ,Ge0. IL. Davidson,
4. DeRuyter, IL. +. Dorau, 81. ii. East
man, q. b. Freeman. J s. f1r II T..
Grady, JohA GO.d-m o., Et l.. O.l!, A.
ID. Green. A VI. Grant. ". A. Gavelt
T. e. Hatch, J +. Hamilton. &. :. Holt,
Juhus HOuSemau, j. Ii. T.. Ii lghart, r..
". Jones, ". II. Jones. &. =. Judd, ,
Robert Johnson, +. T.. kdder, J. T..
kl.lean. William ko,tIanIer, J. H..
KRONER, j. ;. Knox, &. +. KustegCr, D..
j. Leathers. /. e. Lew, IL. 4. LamOs,
A. Letelt, +. NJ. Lawson, g..
NJ. Leonard Dr. j. a. Nc
pberson. a.. r. Mayhew, F. -.
Nils a.. p. Morgan. John McGowan,
g. ". Nuasou a. II. Morlhoad, ". T..
Neahr II. a.. Northrop, G. a. Oiara,
=. II. O'Br.en. J Boyd Panthnd, G.. j..
Perry, q. ". Perkins, ". ID. Pugh, r..
NJ. Pierce, b. ". Putnam. Huutley
Russell, q. $. Robinson, J. ". Rosca-
thai, JAS. Ransom 4. ID. Spaldmg, f..
h. Seymour, ~. u. Sergeant, vs.. Swct-
land. r. >hlttuck. E0ht >urOui. NJ.
>uauahau, Geo. t.. >tekctcc, +. 4.
Temple, e.. v. Thompson, v. Ihum,
b. : White, r. a. Wurzburg y. T..
Welch, +. ID. Wh.tiock, r.. l.. Wlddi-
comb. At. $. White, ". L. Wmtc, 5.
Nes-elnsi
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
FOUND ON THE ROOF.
Members of an Athletic club Take eu
Air3 stroll.

Members of an Athletic Club Take tn
Air5 Stroll.
II. Rademaker, Ed. Taylor, J. Copp
and Frank Richards each paid $50 N
police court yesterday for dsorderly
conduct. They are members OF a So
called athletic club which has a room
IN 4 block ON Pearl-st. Sunday night
they congregated in the room, and be-
came so noisy that the attention of the
police WAS attracted. A member Of
the force went up stairs, but was unable
To effect an entrance, and guard wls
stationed NJ the door 10 arrest them
when they came out. Instead, how
ever, of coming out Of the door they
went up through the room and climbed
onto the Tower block, expecting to get
down 70 the street that way. The isni-
tor heard them on the roof and caused
their arrest. c. Smith, one of the
members failed to show up yesterday
and viii be hauled IN on a bench wa--
rant.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
TOOK THEIR CASH.
Deputy sheriff Reed, of CoopcrsyilIe,
Looking for Charles Mcdonald.

Deputy sheriff Reed, of CoopersvilIe,
Looking for Charles Mcdonald.
Deputy Sheriff Reed, of Ottawa
county, was in the city Yesterday after
noon for a man named Charles NJ
Donald who IS wanted at Coopersville
for larceny. Mcdonald had been
working for a farmer named Wright
four miles from Coopersyllle for a few
days aud was given room to sleep in
adjoining the room occupied by two
ather young men. Yesterday morning
whcn they aw0ke at about 5 O'Clock
they found that Mcdonald had gone,
taking their pocketbooks with him.
Deputy Sheriff Reed spent about two
hours IN the city and returned home.
Turnkey Lewis says tbot he had a man
bearing the same DESCRIPTION and the
same name i'm JAIL here i'm Oc .ober. He
thinks that Mcdonald Is in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
Mr.. Coppens' Reception.

Mrs. +. NJ. Coppens' beautiful little
studio was well. filled with visitors yes
tcrday afternoon, and lovers of art ad-
mitted that feast was spread before
them. Artistic BITS Of scenery from the
Adirondacks, where Mrs. C0ppcns
spent one summer ske,chlng, and q
number % rare fruit pieces and por-
traits we're universally admired Many
sketches from the vicinity OF Grand
Haven and Macatawa are deserving OF
more than passing notice. Ms. Cop
pens is - rarely gifted lady, and her
pictures as arranged in the charming
Lttle studio show her 10 be an artist Of
true merit. The receptions vii con
tnue every afternoon throughout the
week
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
TIE KNOT UNITED.


Two UahaPPy Husband Granted De
eFess ot Diaofeos-
William j. Audros was granted a
decree Of divorce from Ada n Andr.s
CA the groundof deseruon. The parties
were married n Elmra, y. y. ia lsS4,
and Lived together until Sl,wAen Nj.
Audru, left the home Ol her husband
without cause and mas sad that size
would never live with hiin again The
father Is gwen the custody of their
three -year-Oid child.
Judge Grove granted Clayton l. vii
Hams decree OF divorce from Barbara
Williams on the grounds OF desertion.
Barbara left her husbands bed and
hoard iu 1856 and went 10 New York
state, where sne stu remains.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
TOWN TOPICS.


see Arthaf& &Ph.lbf.e's f2.00 Cabinets.
he be4Ea ~ Reses 5 nos cousld-
eflng tie eu4lsAE-st. rgli.
TIE machines are beng placed "a the
new 6efkey q Gay "a l0ry.
TIE u G. r. = pay car pad a vel
come VISA ~ the yards here yesterday.
The nn1snng touches are beng pat
cn the OUTSIDE oI the neE 0gEaSa
block.
The K. S. A holds Is regular meeting
AZ Good IsIapiars' Hal a. 80 tA.s
afternoon
A wood yard nas been estAb. she'd al
the Steamboat landing by the Grand
hlYeF Transportation Company
Arthur Nelson, who pad SIS ia
Police court for being drunk Yesterday,
says he s -azen l-s last dunk.
JACK bEodee was lp IN police court
YESTERDAY on charge " drunkenness.
lie pleaded guilty and paid $50.
lAe art class Hlu meet this after
noon az o'clock Al the residence 0f
Mrs. Loralne lmmsn On LAf4 yette-st.
OtrAsa Beach ASSOCIATION IS figuring
oA letting Tie lob of building q new
dock AZ the beach. % be built tbs fall
and winter
The Knights Of -. John. gave q
pleasant hop AZ Co. B's arn0rv last
night About one hundred person,
were present.
Harry Barnard. who was arrested
for stealing a paper. vas discharged
yesterday ~ Judge Holmes on hls paw
lng up the costs.
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st. has been plastered and the wood
work beng finished The building
Will uc Dedicated Christmas week.
Taare0 garr.,r r,tthare, Church
"a ~. conner ~ t,,s, pr..ls,. AMI G,,.,-
s.on-sts. IS completed 10 tbe roof and
presents an fnfr0-Irr anosarance.
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ue iAd,e- ot fuk CongregI
1nutcA VIII nod their annual sale IN
tir itti3t7 ol zoe cAUlcA ON thursday
a- FRIDAY evenings, December D
Anderson. who was ont on bail
ar in police court Tor drunken
i--, li. lao Jo put 1 an appearance
"ura n.s ease was called yesterday and
hs .ond vas cstrca-ed.
4 typhoid fevcr gn at l39 West
dge-st. was torn down last night by
,ome passer by. Tue fact WAS reported
20 the police ami they are OF the look
out tor such offenders.
The Christian Workers Of the West
minister PRESBYTERIAN Church VIII hold
q meeting at the chanel Thursday
afternoon 10 arrang. FOR their annual
sale. which takes place next week.
u Pathhone r,fr.h,s.I Yesterday
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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

The case against John Cudihy for
fel0nious assault was commenced last
JJiy AMI las been adjourned times
without number. 1t Will probably
dr.g along Tor some time yet and bo
Discontinued after the costs have
amounted 10 a neat sum. The case WAS
called yesterday and WAS adjourned till
Saturday.