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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05
JUDGE sTILsING's soHooLMATE.
she Has Doubtful Defence to Serious
Charge of Theft.

Jennie Rowe, No. III Montgomery
street, visited her friend. Mrs.
Jane Matthews, No 147 Morgan
street, few evenings ago.
Mrs. Math ews was lying down on bed
in the rear of her saloon. A pocketbook
containing S31 was found by Mrs. Rowe
lying on the floor.
She told Captain Farrier when arrested
on the charge of larceny of the pocket
book and money that she picked it up
and placed it under her sack.
She did not disturb her friend. but
went out intending to return the pocket
book and chide Mrs. Mathews for being
so careless, but she says she lost the
pocket book and was unable TO replace
the contents.
Justice Sulsing this morning in the
First District Police Court recognized the
prisoner as a school-mate of long years
ago, and expressed his surprise
at tinding her in such a predicament.
She is said to be of respectable connec-
tions. She was remanded until tomorrow
morning
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05

the Republic, held large and enthusias-
tic meeting last night at the lodge rooms
for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing year. The
following gentlemen were re elected
Commander John Patterson. Senior-Nice
Chatman, Junior Vice Larkins, Chaplain
Beattie and Quariermaster Phillips Mr.
Clay keenan, was elected surgeon, John
Fisher, officer of the day. and Mr. Null
vaney, officer of the guard. The public
install lation of the gentlemen will take
place the first week in January.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05
GROUND TO PIECES.
A Switch Operator Thought to Have
Worked in His Sleep.

fDeclaf 20 Ne jersey LIFJ Nel03.
CAMDEN, n. j., Dec. 5, 1s90.-In the
wreck of Salem freight train on the
West Jersey Railroad in this city this
morning Samuel Leaps, the conductor,
was literally ground 10 pieces and two
men were fatally injured. Six cars were
smashed to pieces aud the engine was
badly wrecked. Conductor Leaps leg
with a boot on was taken from the
wreck The accident occurred at the
Reading Railroad crossing at Bulson
street. and is due to the carelessness of
the operator in the switch tower The
Atlantic City road also crosses at this
point The engineer and firemen escaped
by jumping from the engine. IL is sup
posed that the operator in the switch
tower arose during his sleep and opened
the switch.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05
Fen Out Of the window.

Mrs. Kate Foye. OF No. Sc Sussex
street, while under the influence of
liquor at noon today fell out
of a second story window Of her apart
ments and was 50 badly injured about the
head and body tnat she was obliged TO be
taken to the St. Francis Hospital for
treatment. The supposi,ion is that she
wanted to get out of the window 10 pro-
cure more liquor, as her husband had
locked her in-
She doubtless intended to lower herself
to a shed below and then drop to the
ground. instead Of which she tell bodily
out and rolled or the shed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05
The Camera Club Eatertains.
shoe pssler smith FINED.

Shoe Dealer c. Smith. whose store is
located at the junction of Newark and
Railroad avenues. was yesterday adj
judged guilty of violating the city ordl-
nance in reference TO obstructfng the
streets. Mr.. Dompierre. the furniture
dealer next door 70 Mr.. Smith. lodged tho
complaint with Justice Stilsing two
weeks ago. He proved that Mr. Smiths
outside exhibition of stock extended six
feet beyond the street line The services
of Chief Engineer Ruggles were called
into reQuisition
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05

headquarters tot hall in body, healed
Dy brass band. The hall was elegantly
decorated aud the ball was fully M to
the STANDARD of those given by that poDu-
lar club. Jonann Flick was floor mana
ger. assisted by Heinrick KauffmanD.
The Reception Commi ttee were Herman
Strauss, Herman Meyer. Urien Jansen
and Johann Saeger Door COMMITTEES,
Mienke Jansen. Wilhelm Brinkmaun.
Rudolph Lange, Heinrich Sturten, Fritz
Mailer and Fritz Schweer
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05
SHORT OF FUNDS.
The Cape May Point school ciosed-No
Taxes Raised This Year.

tpec1d& 10 thc ~cec9 tttH Ncfo&
CAPE MAY PoTST, Dec 5. 1s90.-The
closing of the Public School at this place
makes the beginning OF what viii prob
ably be a legal battle of long duration
The school has been closed on account of
the lack of funds in the treasury. The
act unCer which the borough of Cape
MAY Point was incorporated was declared
unconstitutional by the Supreme Court
OF New Jersey early last year, and upon
the back of the decision Senator Lean
ing. of Cape May. framed and introduced
into the Senate a bill under which the
boroughs could be reincorporated. The
bill passed both Houses and was ap-
proved by the Governor. All the bor-
oughs in the State were reincorporafed.
except Cape May Point, which hiss been
acting for the last ten months without
any government and no taxes have been
raised This year.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05
Cos. Him $40 for Lending SIS.

Richard O'Brien pleaded guilty TO q
charge of assault and battery today in
the Court OF Sessions.
why did you strike the complainantf
asked Judge Lippincott.
4 lent him IS and ] asked him for il. !"
was the reply. .'and he fnsulted me"
''You loaned him s. and asked him for
its' asked the Court.
s.Yes, sir"
"Why. that is almost as bad as assault
ing him." said the Court with show of
Indignation NOW. let this be a lesson.
never lend a man money and then ask
him to return it, The lesson will cost
Won IS and COSTS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05

The election officers who served at the
recent election are being paid for their
services. The warrants ara ready at City
Clerk Scottss Office.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05

Alexander Keller, of No. 427 Henderson
street, brakeman on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, was coupling cars at an early
hour this morning at the foot of Fifth
street when he caught his foot In a
frog and broke his right leg at the ankle.
He was removed to ST. Francis Hospital
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05

pleted as far rs Mendham by Christmas
Tor freight and coal transm ission. Dur
ing the next wear the road will be ex
tended 70 Morristown. Owing TO the
scarcity OF box cars during the past sum
mer, the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany. IL is said, lost freight traffic to the
extent OF 600. 900. The Lehigh and Hud-
sou Railroad Company is erecting a new
depot at Belvidere
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5. lsso.-Weasher
Indications for twenty-four hours for
Eastern New York. New Jersey and
Eastern Pennsylvania Snow or rain;
southerly winds, warmer
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05

Giles:-"How Is it you didn't send that
borrowed money you promised, when you
knew was sickf" De Jinks:-.Y You see,
heard you were likely 10 die. ."-Mua-
scp's Weeaiu
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05

Through an error caused BY haste yes
terday the report of Warden Ryan, of the
Aims House, was credited 70 the peni-
tenliary. All reference TO the peniten-
tiary should have been the Aims House.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05

The annual ball OF the Eastern Piatt-
tieutschen Club was given in Cooper Hall
last night The club marched from its
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-05

The right way to cure catarrh is to eradicate
the poisonous taint which causes the disease, BY
taking Hood's Sarsaparila
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

Poandmasteg Henry secarea iAe stan-
sleUoa o{ samsei Asl. aneai es ist.aa
dlsiari.ug, Nt, breaking. tae a. -.
Ihe 6ue was 81 and ibt gosts wele s. -.
A Study oi Jaaes asli4gs useiel AZ
stuels. as revealed ey lass pal.ce s..t
decisions. would show that hs seN u-
volts AKA insi tle lnaeoeacles A
ss mGch a. against Some overt acss iaas
tn others mlghi .oos E.ole Formidable
lf lnau he truthlaly eaarssa before
Judge Holmes Nl,a ille Gse Of language
4sloo Indecent IA bs herein lepcatea, =
Ae may as we'll go A.s hand GA "a
pocket book, il tl4sle is $40 nose n4ta-
in a. Iae charge against samuel l.ain-
say Was dlsoIdeI.y, aud his specific Of
ltncc Has tle ust ol very bad ian- cage
Ia q0arrgl with Alexander Hamilton
ahe me Mas - and lne costs were "a So
al 81 Walen kamsaY paid
Young Muule Reeves is one al those
neglected children wlih imperfect home
surroundings Who drlft lnto tlae cTlio-
sua. courts sooner OT later. Mamie q
one III tie more tOrtuuat g. ones who get
INTO pliee court, aud through that into
iAe Lands II the county agent, and
throUgh him laio rcfOrmalors before
tho N4cl0us habits of youth become TOO
liked tor change Minnie Reeves is CA
tFlal Tor ruanCy. Judge Holcomb =
making a thorough investigation Of her
manner OF lie, and viii report today.
The Leonard st. section of the Saliva
tOn Army Was ln court yesterday after
noon. To defend thoir rgbis they were
there 10 narrate the story of their
wrongs. Ca the night of July Their
barracks on Leonard 81. were assailed
by number OF rough boys, and WIZ
dows were broken and other bad things
done. lave young men were arrested
4 and tired Tor the Otlense yesterday by
! the court. There vas great difficulty
| a weighing the testimony, because II
| the lack 81 certainty in the ldcnilca-
ton u tue defendants boy tho ladies OF
T The army. The judge paid d handsome
compliment % tne ladies for their ape
pearance and truthiuiness. The de-
I PENDANTS were acquitted Tor lack of tac
right sort OK evidence. Their names
are Fred Allen, ETnst Martin, BgIt
Slack. Adam Hayboer aud James Hay
bOer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
PURELY PERSONAL

Miss Alice Ried left last night for Bay
View.
Miss Edith Purcell left yesterday for
SchOolcraft.
Mrs. Rev. j. w. Reid left last night
for Kalamazoo.
J. w. Rosenthal, of the Tower, has
gone North for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Campau are at
Petoskey for the summer.
John II. Bonnell has returned from
Philadelphia and the East.
Charles c. Bennett, of this city, Will
locate at West Superior, Wis.
Mrs. A. c. Blaurelt, of Thomas-st., is
in Lisbon attending to her fruit farm
there.
Mrs. John Gray, of Phoenix, Arizona,
is visiting Mrs. John b. Fortler, of JEFF
ferson-st.
Miss Annie Rieiner, of Kalamazoo,
has been spending week with Miss
Lizzie Moerdyke.
J.P. Etheridge, of Denver, Colo, is
visiting his brother, Starr Etheridge, at
622 Jeiferson-ave.
Miss Maggie Wall, of 216 Mt. Vernon.
ST., left for Milwaukee last night to
spend the summer.
Miss May Jackman, of 153 Summer.
ST., has gone to Milwaukee TO visit
friends and relatives.
John c. West, manager of the West
ern Union, left last night for visl
with his mother ct Put-in-Bay.
DR.. DeForest Hunt and niece, Mis-:
Letta, have returned from three
weeks visit in the Eastern States.
Mrs. Harry DeGraaf and family, MIS-
Curtis Cowell and Miss Bessie Schwartl
are at Macatawa Park for the summer
Mrs. w. II. Hughes, OF South Union
St, is spending few days with Capt
r. Is. Hughes and family IN their CHIP
pewa Lake cottage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
ooURr RKcoRDs.

SrrEEI0R CoURT-Judge BuThugilne
in the opening 81 Paris-aVe. ordered
thaf TIE respondent - granted uutll
September o. uoTe for = upN trial. ~
seifie hI of erceTt.on. ln the epbiilng
and EXTENSION 0f Bradhurn-st., Tespggnd-
ant awarded 5000.
prorsTr-Iu3re Perkins Estatfi u
Wrn. q. Cuisine. deceased, per tom for
admin sfrafson fled. hearing AnrgFt &,
Wr1. r. f4ustne sppcI nte1 sTleclai ad-
r1inisfrator. Estate ~ JaTes q. siyan-
son. deceased. petition for fnal settle
r1rpf fled. bearing Aurasi zs- k'rate
of waaas Barnard. deeeasadi pft Son
for aeernninatian of heirs' hearlng
Aaguu 4 Estate n tarl ClrHrfao
Ioas Pruz. deceased, e1ecE toT's hnsl
account ausved Estste ~ Sigkf s.
B5es dacessed petition for detsru5iHa-
frr - hers. heafs1g a azusf = Essate
~ sarah Jesse HOOKER, deeeflsee
r,etlton for administration disaoasse5
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
JOE SMITHS EYE.
IL FIXED in n crowd the Identity or n
Man lie Never Before saw.


Man lie Never Before saw.
If Detective Joe Smith ever passes an
old fnend without noddng, he cannot
excuse himself or the ground Of fail
ure to recognizo. lie knows q man
when he sees him, though he never saw
him before.
For some time, small parcels tempo
rarly deposited by passengers az the
Union depot, have been pilfcred hY
some sneak thief. Last week the thief
went little too brashly into a man
named schultz Of Pine Greek, and
sncaked from am a banjo and bum
die of valuable clothing SCHULTZ re-
ported his loss al headqua rtcrs. and
gave as good description a. nc could
Of the man. The detectives have been
ever since carrying this description IN
their MINDS. Yesterday, Joe sm q met
tie man on MonToe-st.. and direcilS
concluded that be bad found the snea
thief. lie took him 30 headqUarters
and the more John Doran - iooked
into. the more likely does 4 sppesr
that Smith got the right msa. They
who are good Judges of such work, say
that this IS a pretty fair piece OF dctec-
tive work On that me.
Inquiry reveals tnat a portion ri tie
stolen goods had been pui up for a
board hll al Wcich's boarding house,
ou Calder-st D0ran VIII be armCncd
on the charge Of larceny more than 80.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
A MOURNING FAMILY.
A sssAy Made frasna 81 Mrs. 60sls
se4asea - Death-

AT the residence Of a. ". Goble, I25
Louls-st., last Sanday, eecarFe1 an AZ
ca4ent resulting ia = death over waieh
the gnouraiug Is peculiarly -. ga&ut.
Attacbed - TIE 0obls family : =
beautiful eat named Thomas SOME
81 weeks ago, 4 neigh5or caught q full
grown rolnn, and, haYing 40 cage Tor
i, presenEed 4 10 Mrs. tf0ble. A few
dAgs after the advent Of the bard, Mrs
0oble Was h0Friiied, GA entering the
r00m where i Mas confined, to discover
that il had escaped from ils
csge. and MAS that very mo-
ment ia the embrace OF Old
Inomas. Bat The lady soon discovered
that tie ROBIN was,es vet. not only an
injured, bJl MS enjoying a regular
frolic win ghe est. lhls familiarity, 50
strangely begun, MAS more strangely
kept uD between tne cat and the bird
during all tie latter remaining days.
Indeed, the two were inse parable
friends, and for several weeks they con-
unued 10 be a great curiosity.
Last sunday the end came, bat not IN
the way that many wise ones predicted.
The robin fell into some boiling water
and vas scaided 20 death. Aud now
both Mrs. Goble and her eat are neon
sOiable.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
AN EXPOSITION.

The pavilion dock at Reeds lake be-
ing public landing. ought not to be a
place where imp. S ton should be prac-
ticed upon people wishing 10 take a
r,Ie around the lake. The steamers
Florence and Sport being deprived OF
the privilege OK landing a. that dock
regularly 0u account Of Capt. Tyroler
holding his boats there after having all
passengers longer than Is necessary, !
would invite the public wishing TO pat
rou.Ee my b0ats TO walk only few
steps TO a dock far more comfortable
than any other around the lake. where
they can have their choice OF the steam
ers. CAPT JOHN II. POISSON.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
TEN NEW COACHES.
Travellers on the &. a W NJ. Cad Ride Ia
Comfort


Comfort
She TELEGRAM-HERAID had the
pleasure of inspecting the ten elegant
new coaches just received by the Chi
cago d West Michigan, yesterday after
noon. They are models Of beauty and
comfort. They are, IN fact. Pullman's
best day coaches. Th.s j. a sufficient
guarantee OF their superiority. Fitted
up with the latest Westinghouse air
brake, fifty-two inch pressed paper
wheel and automatic coupler, combine
10 make them the safest and most dur
able coach manufactured. The interior
l. as luxurious and well appointed a.
parlor. finished ~ antique oak with
hand-carved panels on the sides. on
either end of the coach are French
plate mirrors and toilet rooms. The
seats are paneled back and upholstered
with the best plush. The toilet rooms
are supplied with French plate mirrors
and marble wash-siaDds. The ears VII
be heated with steam from tho engine.
but in case the steam appliance should
give out, Baker heaters have been sup
Piled which are incased IL zinc lined
closets.
Four Of these cars viii run between
here and Traverse City, one of them.
No. 40, viii leave at o'clock this
morning 20 make Its FIRST trip. The
company has just made arrangements
10 run through par!0r cars from be-
troit 10 Manistec, having leased the
Manistee a North Eastern road.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
VIII Connt tho pupil.

The following named people have
been appointed by the Board Of Educa-
ton to take the school census. First
ward, first precinct, Cornelius Wasma
second precinct, Wm. Nerberg, Second
ward, Arthur Cole; Third ward, Leuila
Nhitworth; Fourth ward, lower pre-
cnct, Eva Clark; upper precinct, Char.
lottc Brown; Fifth ward, ComsiOck
konkie, Sixth ward. Paul Maris; scv
enth ward, II. Nriokland; Eighth ward
Eta Fuller; Ninth ward, NJ. J. Uirch
Tenth ward, 3. W. kroeze. They wal
receive $3.50 per day for their aervicesi
and viii finish as soon as possible.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
sllnner Hands.

The new officers OF the Shaper Hands
Union are: President, John >peck
recording secretary, Frank Adams
financial secretary. Ell Worfel; treas
urcT, Leonard Lawson; trustees John
IBdcTbium. Wm. Phillips and Joseph
R.ngOld. AZ Their last mclt ting SIX ciin-
dld1tes made application and were ad-
mltted % membership. InecomE Ittoc
on constitution has made y fQi rtpDrt
and the final reading Oi the.same i0i
adoption vii take place next Nedues
day evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

Health Officer saunders SAYS tho ciy
is helng put to considerable cfpenso hy
people who telephone in whenever there
Is q dead cat or dog on their premises.
Yesterday a man telepboned taat
dead rabbit lay n his alley. on nres-
t.gatnC it Was found 20 be- IsrEfe
alley. and It - nOw proposed - mas.e 3
test case % see II people cannot bc
made 10 remove animals that de on
then premises theI0sel wee
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

Excursion tickets via the Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern Railway, at great
lvrtduccG rates, are now on sale % 81.
Lawrence river points, White Noun
tams, Atlantic coast resorts, lake re-
cions of Iowa. Wisconsin aud Mime
sofa, Denver, Pacific coast resorts, etc.
Send TO 4. J. Smith, General Pas
senger Agent. Cleveland, for summer
fohcr 70 Eastern resorts, or apply %
to ticket agents for rates, tickets, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

A naan named -m th. Jones ~ Brovr,.
living in Pars townsh.p. is sed - hsre
gone ever into tas township u WaIzer.
aus - have aoiar horss. TIE story
rvas straight enough fo rave caused as
arrest anf a~ra gfIlfnt before fustfre
Wesfs vesi rdav Ihe young ulal
Wa h< q II bonds q 500
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
PALMER's RETURN
Hs Game Bncs and Wa wsr,uly Greet
.s.I sar.sa

Hs Game Bncs and Wa wsfpuls 6sf..f-.
br Gat~s and ssnsI
Yesterday Detectives Cast and Ga.sa,
with good long memories, arrested .
colored barber named A. y. Palmer.
who has been wanted here s.nca last
winter. SO that SINE. some one entered
John Frlebcks tailor shop. ls Eas.
Briige-fi.. and stole nearly $50 worth
q ci0thng. suspicion rested on Pei
mer. but when search was made i0r
hm he had appeared. He appeared
Yesterday as suddenly as be had dIsap-
peared. but be vac sharp enough not
- talk
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT.
Wilson n. Richards Cams a suit by Sit
ting Right stiiL

The suit Of Wilson H. Richards VS..
Mrs. J. T. Copeman, before Justice Hy-
dorm, came to an inglorous termlna-
ton yesterday. Glorious enough for
the plaintiff, however, for he walked
out of court with judgment without
tirlng gun.
IL was a repleyin sult to regain and
retain possession of some furniture
which Mrs. Copeman had bought Of the
Star Furniture Company. One jury
failed 10 agree after peculiarly agoniz-
ing time. a new trial was set for yes
terday, bat both the defendant and her
attorney failed TO show up, and the
plaintiff took Judgment without half
trying.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
sMUecLED BUpeE.

Z q. sttorneV Palmer fpes - ~ musksros
20 Learn Who Eruuaht fife Eum.
Last evening Tnited States District
sffornev Palmer received message
from Museeg0n asking him 70 81 i0-
morrow ~ that city on a most import
ar.f NILSSON Tire discovery Was made
there yesterday. RI the sruuEg ug ~
a. invoice ~ spir tugus liquors nio
wnskne0n harbor from Canada. The
details are not gwen in t1e dispatch.
hHt fhe ofilc.a.s ere locking for serious
urr,fr
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
THREE TIMES AND OUT.
A $3.50 Suit Concluded ut the Fad of
Third Trial.

All things come TO an end, and with
them has ended the suit of Homer Adj
rance VS.. Maggie Boshoven. This was
a suit brought before Justice Hydorn to
recover a commission Of $3.50 for the
sale of some property on Packard-st.
Adrance claimed that he sold the prop
erty for Maggie all right, but when il
came TO the lay down, She wouldn't set
tie according TO agreement.
There must have been involved in the
case some pretty fine points of law and
evidence, for three juries had whack
at it before'a verdict was finally reached
Yesterday jury gave the plaintiff all
he asked.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
WHO'D A THUNK TIP
Slick Way Out OF Dincult Posi-.
tion.

To the Editor Of the TELEGRAE-HERtLD.
"When a fire alarm was sounded a
day or two ago, a man IN the county
clerks Office remarked: That is box
l05-where is it? Those who heard
him smiled audibly. and then he got
mad. lie agreed 10 set 'em up, how
ever, when he was asked how a cipher
could bc struck on a bell. ."-l esterday's
TELEGRAN-HERALD.
The answer is "easy" enough, viz.
A cipher is a ring (0). Let the bcll
strike one ring, and that makes the
clpher-Q. +. d.
Yours, etc,
WM. WIsNER TAYLOR.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
Lily white Flour.
snmmar rncnrsinns.

Made by Valley City Milling Co, Grand
Rapids, Is family fayori;c. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
NIarriage Licenscs.

The following IS a list OF ths marriage
licenses issued since last published, with tae
names residence Wlsl outside tIs city ana
ages OF the.parfics: hCEs
George Kline; Era ITrkcs ................. 81 -l9
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
IN THE WANT COLUMN.
4 spsoI<aeR a az -troeatFlee Real,
Lately kseceixra.

A&tcff AertSAtr@.
Advertisers sometimes get very ee-
ceulrlc replles Ia answer O. taer asrer.
tsenents. Here Is one elscstea 1, :
very harmless zd. ia lhs aant eol l.ssssns
Of th.s paper.
..0EAN0 RAFfps, Mlch. Spne. -.
SlH-ln the lELaGKAA AERAln tins
molnng SAW year al. tof foun and
board. The thought occurred r. nse
that probably soQ would like house
keeper 20 take care of the house a.
vii, providing YOU could secure tae
services Of q thoroughly competent
person At a reasonable price. am q
stranger la your city. a widow of So
without lncumberance, smart as a
cricket. good looking, accomplished and
lady ike. Can cock with ahyt.odv ar
car be an agreeable companion. Ii =
hye years since ] kept house for mVs III
since which time ! have worked .n "a
large oTess-InaEiug establishment, but
| an tired Of that. Anything that a
woman can earn her living az now is
hard work. / ana not very strong, bat
can manage y lot of work f I can have
my own way. have trlea almost every
thing that is Tor woman 10 do, bat
don tiike boss. II you have n0 nsed 81
such a forl0Tn woman may be Nou
know of somebody else that does; ID
they should they will find in me the
right Kind OF a servant OF friend. OF
course / expect tie ether party % be y
gentleman, have money and appreciate
my efforts, also myself. Address,
"P. S.-lf you don't answer, get nie
real nice fellow about 80 / suppose
you think am taking lots of liberty
with a stranger, bat ] don't ti.rt, just
the same"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

Mrs. NJ Scbscnberger. Beaver Dam,
Wk. writes; 1--WE have used Dr. Thom-
as Electric Oi in our family for
Coughs, Colds, Group and Rheumatism.
Il cures every time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

Oh, if ] only had her complexion.
Why, it is easily obtained. Use Po1zo-
nizl's Complexion Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

McKinley's speech on the New Tariff
Bill. 80 pages IN pamphlet form, al the
TELEGRAM-HERAID for cents.