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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
A Complicated Case.

A case was tried yesterday in Justice
Hydorn's court which even the quick
perceptions of the intelligent reporter
could not keep track OF. 1t was the
case of Vim. A. Snyder VS.. Gardner B.
Clark. Clark is the city circulator of
the Eagle. and Snyder is a member of
the law firm Of Glidersleeve, Snyder &
Breeze. Some OF these people took the
afternoon paper, and others of them
ran UP bill at the livery, and others
of them entered into a partnership,
and Others of them dissolved partner.
snip, and others of them went into the
hands OF a receiver, and others OF them
got trusted by the others, and others of
them sued for amount due on account.
The result was that Snyder got judg-
ment against Clark for $500 for
livery bill. Clark tried to put IN an
Offset, but the court refused 10 allow
Clark to charge up to Sayder amounts
due on firm accounts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
SHORT AND SWEET.
The Police and Fire Commaissioner
Weekly Msetisg.

The Police and Fire Comnissioners'
weekly Msstiss.
There was q full board present at the
meeting of the police and fire commits
sioners yesterday, and President Haw-
kins presided. Accounts sggregating
$334.7S were passed.
Communications were received from
Addison |. Palmer, Randall A. Hilton
and Jas. p. Bateman, applications for
positions on the police force. Placed on
file.
From John Van Klassen, application
for position of janitor at police head
quarters. Placed on file.
From VIM. Flanders, application for
position in the fire department. Placed
on file.
From Geo.I. Broem, tender Of resigna-
ton as a member OF the police force.
Accepted.
From Marshal LEMON, recommend
ing that VIM, Somers be transferred
from the position of engineer No. 3 TO
engineer No. s and that Wn. Youngs
be promoted from position of stoker to
engineer No. 3 steamer. Approved.
The petition OF L. j. Sitter, for pay
for lost time, was reported upon sd-
versly, not coming under the rule
governing such cases.
The call Is for the District Tele-
phone Office was approved.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

Some time ago DAVID forbes and "
man Austin became bondsmen for
David A. johnson. - agent for the
Dwelling House Insurance Company.
Johnston got INTO arrears with his COM
psny, and was tired upon p charge ~
embszzleinent and convicted in toe cf-
cult court The COMPANY suet Tie
bondsnen and they contest tic case be.
cause they notified the c0mrls lnant
company that they would Dot De re-
spons bls for Johnston = short comfngs
long before the company commenced
proceedings sFs nst him. Johnston
vas brought from Iona prisor - tss.
tfv ID the case.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
A GOOD IDEA.

The Same Rule should be Enforced ln all
schools.
Mrs. Lefingwel, matron Of st. MAry's
school, at Knoxville, H., Is mailing let
ters to the patrons OF the school remind
ing them that the regulations prohibit
ing boxes Of eatsbles being sent to
pupils viii be rigdiy enforced at
Thanksgiving. She remarks, sg-
gestively, that she is responsible for tie
health of a hundred girls. and can not
allow any exception st this season. She
also thinks the dinner provided boy the
school Will lie amply sufficient and that
there will be 10 occasion for patrons 60
incur extra expense for boxes and
medicine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
The Michigan Conference of tho Woman's
Home Missionary Society.

Home Missionary Society.
The Woman's Home Missionary Soci-
ETY. of Michigan elected the following
officers at their closing session, yester-
day morning:
President-Mrs. L. X. Snowman, Port
land.
Vice Presidents, who are presidents
of their respective dIstricts-Mrs. A. A.
Knappen, Albion; Mrs. ID. F. Darnes,
Kalamazoo; Mrs. E. A Richison, -;
Mrs. NJ. Smell, Niles; Mrs. d. Engle,
Grand Traverse; Mrs. L. Cogshall, Cold
water; Mrs. 5. Z. Striker, Grand Rap
ids; Mrs. NJ. ID. Moore, Iona: s. j.
Thropp. Big Rapids.
Recording Secretary - Mrs. b. W.
Fish, Grand Rapids.
Corresponding secretsry-Mrs. w. j.
Aldrich, Muskegon.
Treasurer Mrs. J. G.. Plowman,
White Pigeon.
The conference adjourned at noon,
but the executive committee met in the
afternoon and disposed of the unfin-
ished business. The session has been
one of the most profitable and interest
ing the society mas ever held.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
Norman Barker Leaves Suddenly and
Cannot he Found.

Norman Barker Leaves Suddenly and
Cannot BE Found.
Norman II. Barker, of u Cass-st., has
been missing since last Thursday. He
is inoulder by trade and is part own
er of the Vulcan iron works. He is
somewhat eccentric in temperament,
and is said to have wandered away be-
fore. Barker is an enthusiast IN the
study of everything pertaining TO In
dian life and character and history.
He has gathered the finest museum Of
Indian relics IN this part of the country
He has even devoted much attention TO
the study of Indian languages, and
was, at the time of bis disappearance,
engaged IN a close study of the gram
mar OF the Dakotah tongue. II "a
barely possible that the recent die
cOyenes of Indian mounds near Kala-
mazOo may have exc ted his mind and
drawn hlm toward them IN the hope Of
satisfying the unsuitable thirst for
Indian nntiqusries.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21


not less than three inches thick is put
down over the cellar bottom and leveled.
Side walls Of basement furred off with one
inch Turing strips for lathing and plaster
ing.
All outside work except foundation
walls are painted two coats. The side
walls and ceilings Of basement and main
story are hard finished on two coats brown
mortar and we'll seasoned lath. The sides
of the halls, CLOAK and school roons and
play rooms in basement are wainscoted to
height Of the window stools inside
The doors are of white pine, floors Of
Georgia pine, all other inside wood work
of North Carolina piue. Sash of white
pine. glazed with double thick American
glass and balanced with weights and best
cotton cord.
All locks, knobs, sash locks and lifts,
butts, etc, OF bronze.
The furnace place is of terra Gotta, car
ried up with large brick flue on each side
in the chimney for ventilating the school
rooms. Tue building is heated by fur
mace.
The same plan could be used for two
story school house. The cost Of tie build
ing is $500. The two story building,
5000. ID. w. KING.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
WITH Bxsr WISHES



saFsk - IA = u sssassaas Glsk
Jedze Bareh excuses Ter TIE terra.
al the eirea eoark jaroTs nst engaged
u ths e2sS on lFal yesterday after
aeoQ. 81sa eo4rE opeae1 Ia ths
sftsgRoons the sufifs lury wakes ia,
anc George I'll Fsrgy heSdeo lAe pio-
(. ss,oa, carry lDg = peas . silver water
sssf G. As presented i ~ tie J0dge
MlEa laese woyds
Judge Barch. yea sFe THIS day ar
- g1ed oefore tnis body oi tNents -four
Ille.l, jurors of tee oePteutef tenn IL
tAe elreuiE eo9ft- Daring ANS leln Ne
lave watched toe proceedings care
taliY in tnis court. ioE whcn we eCn-
saeF soa largely resp9n and, alter
due aeloeraton 0t tue "a ls aud cir-
cams aaees ln tie ease. 80 Tar as ae
nave been aDie ~ ssCeItAla tneDl, We
lave uHan mous-y Ssfeed - pass sen.
tenee upon yOu.
Judge Bureh, listen to your sentence.
lou SIZE 10 accept tnls water pitcher,
ana 90 hs the owner oI e Tor anu dur
log tAe term Of your natural he; not
alone Tor lts utr'nzic value. bat also in
remembrance of the gvers, whose
wishes are that ln the future, when yOu
driuk irom %, that It viii enable YOU 10
administer justice between man and
man IA as falr and impartial manner
ln tle future - you have II tie past
IN conclusion, and n behalf oil my
fellow jurors, lhank YOU Tor the kind
ana courteous treatment Ne have re-
ceved Al your hands throughout tins
entire term ot court, aud assure YOU
tuat a. We go 60 our homes We Will
take nothing bat pleasant TecollecuOns;
and You have our best wishes Tor your
future success"
Inc Judge was taken by surprise
completely, but ne recovered himself
sufficiently 70 make very happy re-
spOnse. A general handsnaklng fol-
lowed, and then the jury took their
places and the trial OF the case of The
Dwelling House Insurance Company
against David A. Johnston and others,
Was resumed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21


after Dark : sss.s. tsonsl naelo-
drama, aeaetag i4thfaly, fFom =
drsa stAnapeiat. lie 10 ne great
c.les. VAS wsA represented ss N A.
bF2aN's oonpany al Pe~ers GrSna
lAss nlgat The scenery wss complete
and the Scsors flied TIE blll A. 80 Ine.F
demands. The Piece sAs 2ioss the
0saNi order ia Il painting of piciures
and eyents thst sre tFae - every day
hte q gns cities, where lie ooas F0nts
VITA hustle Aaa luoiaenss loughl.
JOS Aagpay "a 'sasan hnae. !"
Dose DAVIDSON aud Nlss Austen w4ll
REPEAT ''0Mlsy Nlth0al tnas Al Kea-
nona's toalsAt.
James Il. W&llck. IN sensational
frontier plays, WI be tns AtlI4csloa al
Rsomoad' ; aext week. Seats are NOV
o.l sale.
The StlfAeglon at Powers Opera
House nexl Tuesday, November %, elll
bs Elsie Leslie, lhv cAll0 actress, y ho
made such sensation ~ Nea YORK
ana Boston zs tie original Little Lsra
fsunt.eroy. She Vii appear ia the
of2matzatlOn OF Marx Iwain's Prince
aud Psupeg' which proved hsT shnly
a. a. actress beyond question. An
Eastern paper SAYS OF the performance.
"first OF al. OF course, Il Else Les ss
representations OF Edward Tudor, toe
prinee, and Tom Canty, the pauper
IL : TAI more generous and valuable
performance than thai of Little Lord
fsunIleroy, Snd lt = beyond cAvll TIE
most serious ana trying duty that any
actIess OF heT years has attempted.
Bug sue plays L With remarkable grace
aud force. The court language OF the
heir 10 the throne ia tie seventeenth
century, and the queer idiom of the
yagsoond boy are spoken with equal
intelligence, and her acting of the con
trsstlng characters, Is no less lnstllled
with the elements OF fidelity. over
and over again the audience was pro-
voked 10 applause, Notwithstanding lt
at first waited TO be sure OF ia WORTH
ness"
At the Lyceum Jane Coombs PLAYED
her great performance of Lady bed
lock" IN Bleak House last night 10 one
Of the largest and most fashionable
au diences ever IN this beautiful little
theater. Had Charles Dickens sat ia
the audience he would have said that
perfection IN the parts he has made a
life study, were represented ss be drew
them. IN fact CTulksnAnk the author,
who has made Dickens study, and
whose pictures are famous, could not
AJAX for more than was done last night
by actors and scenic artists. Miss
COOmbs was the perfect embod ment OF
the part. Kate MedInger as "Poor
Joe, }. Lester Gossln and the entire
company made an impression tbs will
be lasting. Owing 10 the great success
of "Bleak House" II will be
given tonight instead OF Engaged" :"
BLEAK House" will be the bill for Sat
urday matinee and night, and Miss
Coombs can look for large audiences
during the remainder of the week.
Next week the Clay Green version Of
"Uncle Toms Cabin" will be presented,
with Harry Webber and fine company
of actors, dogs, horses, mules and alli-
gators IN the cast.
The frst-class vaudeville entertain
nent at Smiths is still drawing large
crowds. The Siluran quartet have ex-
cellent voices which blend in much
sweet harmony. The Howard Brothers
we'll earn their reputation as kings Of
the air. Jenny Brady still maintains
her reputation as a popular singer, and
the afterpiece goes with laugh.
Matinee today.
~-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

The Arcade saloon has surely put on
a new dress as regards outward appear
snoe, and promises to do She same
:hng ss regards moral character. TIE
police say there . reason 20 tank thst
NJ. Johnston means al that the 40.
pearauces indicate. Hencsforth. Nr
Johnston ssys, the saloon xill not 10
the resort q disTeputable persons of
either seJ- Jbe whole place has beer
renovated. and the management sAys
that the Arcade "a lOor ga thing ~ tie
psst as fsr as Objectionable features
are concerned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
Ar JACKSON.
That is Where ths NeIt state Conven-
ti0n viii DE Held


That is Where the NeIt state CoHven-
tOn viii DE Held
A meeting Of the Republican state
central committee was held AZ the CON-
mittee headquarters yestercay. Re
ports presented from all psrts Of the
state showed that the party, while de
appointed at the result Of the late cleo
ton, Is by 10 means dlshesftened. and
that a determ med effort vii bf made
~ the next election Ia get out the
full Republican vote and carry the
state by al old-twe majority. JACK.
son was decided upon a. TIE place and
February -. 1881 as the cate for tne
neKt state convention 70 nominate 81
associate justice Of the supreme court
and two regents Of the state university.
--DetrOt Tribune 81 NoTombnT %.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

There vas a meeting Of the Grand
Rapids orugssts yesterday Which brcks
Up n roT ~ rssson Of q neglect -
s]sct . president The va ths uasst
M cane about wss s0rss ~ .sehisvogs
ones sucIE the telephone rlrls called
them % smu tsoeons ard sst tbeu
a. sgolng. Only one q tie grls loss
Etgst8u
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
YOUNG HooDLuns.
1Ae tsp.Sa va - Asksa - E&ke
A<kten AK41ssl EASz

Asssss A8.lsss EA~z
Z. A. Coanslix. eenuactor Cor faru-
shieg ths sts sish aapsha lamps, con-
plAlas e.slsrly - los q ho..alan boys
~ho t&ks pleasure "a aestsoylng bosh
~ and TIE c.sy's property, taas render
ing & extremely dlneal1 ter hun -
comply w'ta AS contFsrt
tie uss sent communicate On 70 tie
Committee GA Lamps. nhseA all Be
presented % Tie co0ncll Aonoay ni9hi.
ia Nhich be states t04t iofty-s gat cans
zna burners have been stolen. hse 0sls
varFea sNays nne posts apFo9tad, nFe
amps totally destroyed snd oss
gals Oi glass bF0ken. tie also
SAYS tat ugless some seton
y taken il Wlil oe impossible 10 give
sstistact on ln napih2 LgDtug,
fnese u predstions ART comm ties "a
all psrss ot TIE city, the Third, sxta
and Tenth Naras, beng the worst. 1 he
breaking II the glass ana can burners
does not c0st tie city anything, bus
when the lamps are totally oeslrOs e..
the clly replaces them al cosl OF s. IS
each. When the glass ls broken 10
such large extent, u ls impossible 20
give satisfaction, As the WIND Nil blow
out All the other panes.
He further states that it j. his place
90 DO repairing according TO nis con-
tract, and also 10 look after
those who do the damage. tie
secured several names ot tie
depredatOTs and they proved TO be
boys less taan 10 years OF age. lie pre-
sented ms complaints % Judge Holmes
bat he says nothing came OF a. He
was told that he should 90 to tAe par
ents OF the boys Win nis complaints
ana not the police authorities. He
therefore VIII ask the council 70 take
some action IN the matter by Offering
rewards for their arrest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

Edtsr Ward q TIE Aliecsn yourrs1.
wss u TIE city yesterday. re stten3ed
ths rnes3 ng 81 ths Sssts CsutrsI CON
RI tsss ss Isstrosi su1 says BeE,ah isszss
O. ncf feel tss iss~ q sooE Ysrst ovsf
tie rscsrt i&ne O. sut tssy pryFsoss
~ no5d Sc rtTf Ger Tsrtler bnsef
yseksoz 3 asssc.rlesi o&Ks, Iusz foT iacE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
A Frsnchise Wanted

The Reeds Like street Railway
company o. the nsJt meeting WI ssk
the council for q Franchise T. ertsnd
the Inc down tovn. through FULTON,
Rsnsorn. Ptrt. North DIviaon ard
Founts in streets - tie Pen nsuisr club
house 81 ottsva-st. The fnsnsgsrs ssy
tbsy sre prepared O. eve sBct gBsTan-
tee 80 tas council nav erAcf Ter TIE
proper construction ard operation q
the sIteudeo inc
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
The County Building.

The supply Of slate for the county
building gave out yesterday. and work
was stopped until more Of the material
ARRIVES. The brick work Oh the tower
wi. be carried up 70 the height Of the
main gatle, and then it VIII be rooted
over for tne winter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
onifa Rscora

". DWysr, NO hss h<sn suFsTad
ss tes her FOR ths owsshtsoonE gvn-
nss ara. hss esife record RI at sletio
cs-ess Hs has FIR sewers vesrs besa
= raen5fser of - netrolt Athlete Cl8o.
ne AS tHs crs ri r.-r.rs slsfr recor1 g tts
ssart.ng trrsc Jump. ~Eth q gognd
- IA 81 a fest 1ches sn1 fer PIT
trg tre ls-pcza9 ssct a. - feet
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
Something Must be Done.

The property owners on West Bridge
st. are thoroughly disgusted with the
condition of their street. Those who
are ANXIOUS to make first-cIass bust
ness street of it are fsvorlng the laying
of asphalt pavement next season. and
others are favorable to some inferior,
cleap pavement.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

Hsr Changed his Bo.rdisg Fisce - th.
Poor Fsrua
Tim Callahan. who bss been = city
charge a. IS. Marks home for a long
Nms past, vas hauled n by tbs police
for berg drunk TIE court s8s-
pended sentenos upon hin, ard When
hs went hack - the home ns vs. tod
~ 20 hence. Tbe cd nsu ~ss sent %
the poor farm Yesterday afternoon
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
dow to Cur- ar sk4u Dlsesse-.'' :

simply apply "SwkTEE's OINTMENT"
No Internal medicine required. Curse
tetter. eczema, itch, sll erupti0ns 0u the
face. hands, nose, etc. leaving the sk n
CIesr. whte and healthy. It's great
healing and curative powers sre pos
ssssed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggists for SwAyTE' OINTMENT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
sCRIBNER- HODGE.

The Well Known Real Estate Man Be
comes Bensdict
William r. Scnbner. the well known
real estate man, has become a bene-
Dict after many years Of lonely 5sche-
lorhoOd. Mr.. Scribner and Mrs. Adele
Hodge were married at the residence
of the brides sister, Mrs. Z. L. Allen,
of COit-sve-, at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. Only the relatives and i'm
mediate friends OF the parties inter-
ested attended AID Rev. Or. A. r. Mer-
Ram Officisted. After the ceremony,
MT. and Mrs. ScrIbn eT left for a week .
brldal trip.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
THE REASON WHY
You Pay Your Money and You Take
Your Choice.

fDu IVY 1UuF NluHtl anu You Ihke
Your Choice.
Hon. T. D. Gilbert, of the Grand
Rapids Gas Light Company, makes an
explanation in regard to the kicks
about the gas not being lighted. The
company, when it submitted bids for
the street lighting, presented various
schedules, aud the council accepted the
moonlight schedules. BY this arrange
ment the lamps are not 10 be lighted
when there Is moonlight according to
the almanac. If the moon is obscured
by clouds It is not the fault of the gas
company; the moon j, overhead and is
supposed % be doing its duty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

warrant wss issusd yesterday for
tas srrest - Wm. Wsrns. o coiored
rnsn, ~ TIE Instance of KBfDt psttsr-
son. tie coiorec c0aehrBsn - 7 stewart
Hb'ts. Patterson ssVs tbst Warne
foaos a. indeosrt ssssrH Hpor guiia
Isoey. 30 vfes ssfsf. vr j. or tnsif
~sy from esuTeh last IussdsY nlgft.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
SNEAK THIEVES.

They Make Haul of About sssfs Broad
Daylight
Sneak thieves put IN what many vii
call some pretty good work at rs
Shawmut-ave., yesterday afternoon.
They entered double house occupied
by Arthur Turner and Thomas Oliver.
A boarder Of Turner'S lost sl4 and q
gold ring, ond Oliver lest SO ~ cash.
The stealing was done between 3 snd
O'Clock IN the afternoon, and there s
ss YET no clue 10 the perpetrator.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
g. a r Election

The annual election - officers Of
Custer Post WI take place the second
"Wednesday IN December. The installa-
ton snd campfire NIL take place the
last Wednesday in December.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

RuTgisrs sttefnrtea to reo tns rsfs -
Chsrlss Errtsfns nfest fnsrksf on
llersrls-e- 81. - r.esfsr nifht Fa ng
- get rto tnf e. tner rsferef fHe
sstrs nsJi deer, SIS steIs g. sBf sums
crxs
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

7 viii sell az auction, commencing at
10 a. m, Friday, November 2l. 1890
and continue every morning. afternoon
and evening, until ali IL sold, the en-
tire Tot of furniture formerly used IN St.
Denis hotel. sale viii take place at
Hermitage building. corner Cana and
Bridge-sts. TINS stock consists of hed
room suits. chairs, tables. one large
0fhcs stove, one large cooking range,
chamber sets, carpets, brussels aud IN
grams, mattresses. quilts, springs, etc.
Everything almost new.
A. 7. II AL. City Auctioneer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

A rare opportunity is presented to
our patrons to examine Negarian's
great showing Of Oriental Carpets and
Rugs, Embroideries, etc. for a short
time only.
S,frTtf q - N-r,opr
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
SMITH & SANFORD.

t Call at Elliot & Co.'S and get some of
at Oid-fashloned molasses candy,
made fresh every day IN the year at
1890 a. N. and 4.30 p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21


The father Of the boy saws that VII
liam Smith kicked the inwards oui oi
has hoy. lie said he could not produce
the boy in whole, and wanted unil
this morning 10 gather together the
pieces. william Smiths assault and
battery case Viii be tired this morning.
John c. Snyder Was written up IN thls
column yesterday. lie Is the msn
charged with rape upon the ll-ytaf-Old
Ethel. daughter Of biz next door neigh
Dor. He waived examination. aud Viii
be tired at the next term OF the super
ior court.
The case Of the three BOYS charged
with disOroerly conduct WAS put INTO
the hands OF State Agent Holcomb. TO
be reported upon December 20. Their
names are James fereulda, Henry
Hack ana Nicholas smith.
silas Chapman wac lucky enough 10
face the mysterious absence OF test.-
mony against hlm. HIS wife NAV not
have been converted. but she did noi
INSIST upon prosecuting him, and he
Yas discharged.
The cases on call this morning are:
Frank Msrsden, II. II. Corbiu. z. Con-
nell and "enry Hare. gambling Charles
Miller, a-eenY more than SIS, William
Smith, ssauit and battery.
Saturday morning sees little Willie
Nanpaperen IN court charged with the
crime Of trusncy.
II. Whittemore and Jack MAroney
were put into cells last evening for be
ing drunk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit
The best Is cheapest aud most salts.
factory
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
OFFICERS ELECTED.

1T costs you nothing TO try our want columns.
III who try won ger places. but you may.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
Wan Is 10 Know.

GONE one. come all; that is II you want 10
Try our free want ads
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

nON'T be backward about coming On viii
- your want I'd. We want your want Sd. Il
You want place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

TRY our want columns n You want place
Il 20 work. We publish your adv't Without
charge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
A DISAPPEARANCE.

GONE one. come all; that is II you want 70
- Try our free want ads.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

Fresh Shrimps and Scallops at Det-
tenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

tepEusn1 ~ Anz@sa@4z <ssz Asszlsas<az-l
lsz.ft rse~atiY v~ry asxIs zsssaa.zs hAs
ee~a Es~1 ~ 1As 4Fr4zxssl4sLzz aa1 oozl-
s<sssess-1 A scaool a-sassa. H4guly xAers
= = ts41eneg sg~4Es1 Fsfsrz1 ~ la1ss ear
~. $3.50 zzlask E4s4z - seszk lzs.ssS-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

II yossrs cut q vors. TIT cur want ssiurnns
free
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

Choice new dress goods at Kidder's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
Auction sale

Elliott & Co.'s still handle Besthda
water.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
TIM CALLAHAN

WANTED SITUATIONS are free. Try e.
" 81. II Toa need one.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

NabobH NaUobl NsoobI Nabob