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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09
Delbert ]. Alsop.
FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Once at "s-3 5si2 2 , ksn'' No $3.50
Notice is hereby given that the following nnrzsd
settler has led notice Of his intention to make re
proof In support Of his claim, and that said pr0et
viii be made before the register and receiver Of
the o. 8. land once ct Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on Aug
ust Is, 1890, viz:
David E. Sellars,
homestead application No. 6eSS for the northeast
quarter of sec 81 In town 10 range d west Of tia
9Th P. n.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land viz: Charles z. Day, Horatio Burns, George
VI. hevey, William sprstling, al Of Ws-Keenegr
Kansas.
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FOR PUBLICATION.

Land once at Wa; 5s 2S *, Ksn'A'' No. ss4
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice OF his intention to make I'm ]
proof In support Of his claim, and that said proof
will Be made before register and receiver of the q.
8. lGod once at WH-KeeDey, Kansas, on Septem-
ber ], 1890, viz:
Moses Spencer,
Homestead Application No. e297, for the CIV or Of
section IA In township Is south range Is Of the
sixth P. II.
BE names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of eaid
land viz: James B. Bell, Charles II. Bell. limo
thy T. Armstrong, Otto Young, all OF Gibson, IRE
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FOR PUBLICATION.

Land O'' at W 3aS: & id san'A' No. ssia
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his intention 10 make nal
proof In support Of his claim and that said proof
viii be made before register and receiver Of the
Q. G. land once 1t Rs-Keeney, Kan, on August
- 1850, viz:
John Samuels,
Homestead Application No. 7,507 for the southeast
qcartsr Of section 10, IN town II q NV.
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove hts
nuOus residence upon and cultivation OF said land
viz: Herbert L. Douglass, william A. Z. WALK,
George n. Douglass and Harvey u, HGlleck, al Of
Mendoza Postcthce, Ellis county, Kansas.
IS LEE MONROE ReQieter
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FOR PUBLICATIONS.

Land Od'' At N TsSE:fo; Ts.5 Een'.. No. sw
Notice b hsrehT KtVen that the following nsnee
settler has Alsd nntiee Of hH insntion tosn.sts
FINAL proof IN support OF his claim and that eAio
pFOcf viii Be made before tie register and n
colVer Of tie q. 9. land once Il -Keoney, Kan.
80. On September Is 1850, via: :" -
Lewis Rhein,
Homestead application No. e1AA for EAs nortkeast
quarter Of eectiou ~, township is south. rsnre e
west Of the eth p. II Kansas
He names the following Witnesses 10 uroEO IL
continuous residence upon and cultivation az "a
tand, viz: Patrick ". O'Toole, Martin v. B. 6sorsE
and John Hoover, Of Gibson, Ksnaas, and John q,
Mercy, OF Na-Koeney, Kansas
So LEI AoNRoE. RAIi.tsr.
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Perry / Miller.
DUPLICATION NOTICE.
Land oAoe at ws-Keeney. Kansas No. sSs7

Land oAos at w Tx g ,s5 Ean's' No. Ssh
Notice a hereby given that the following named
settier has nied notice of his intention 70 make anal
proof in support Of his claim and that said proof
viii be made before the register and receiver Of the
o. s. land once ct Wa-Keeoey, KAnsas, On Septem-
Der 8 1880, viz:
William Lemke,
Homestead application No. 1850, for the west half
Of the northeast quarter and wet half southeast
of sectis Is, In township II, south, range y
west Of the 9Th p. NJ
He names the following Witnesses 20 prove bis
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF eaid
lind, viz: William II. Harrier, J. I'm Kobet1ch,
janet Smell ng, Charles ", Sweet. al OF Ws-kee-
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James G. Spencer,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Once st ws-rssasy: EsasAs No ssh
Notice d hereby given that the following naDsd
settler has Aled notice OF his intsnon to make hnal
proa IN support Of his claim and that said proof WI
Be made before the register end rscsiver Of the o.
8. Land Once ct ws-Kesnsy, Kansas, On Monday,
eeptembeF ], 1850, via:
Delbert ]. Alsop,
Homestead application No. sSls, for the northwest
quarter Of section Il, township II range - west
Of the 9Th p. n.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: william Il. Dornss Frank s. Dtoheld.
Chsuncey ". r Street, Oscar A Cortright, al Of
Wa-Keeney, Kansas
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OHERIFFS SALE
srAzz or KKzEAs, TRrso CoyETx. -.
Lee Monroe, Plaintiff

srAzx or KkEEAs, TxeGo CcCEzx. -
Lee Monroe, Plaintiff
NoeRan Z DoorecAlag gnd AGNES DoerscAlag. Drs
Pubic notice b hereby gfVsa that b. virtue q
n order eale 10 ms directed and delivered isr1ed
cot Of the TWentythird Judicial District Court Of
the STATE Of kansas. citing IN md for The County
Of TTego, IN said ststs, VII. On
Wednesday, September 10, 1890,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock an and O'Clock p
m Of said day ct the west door Of the court house
In Wa-Eseney. IN tie county and state Aforesaid OF
ef or public ss and eel to TIE hiahees bidder hnr
cash IN hand Al the right title and interest q tho
shove named defendants IN aud 10 the following DE-
scribed property. tO-wit: ne southwest quarter
Of pect30n tWe1ty-seven (H) and he northwest
quarter Of section tAiry four S4) both IN tOWDNhip
hneen Isl south, range twenty -four f9a) west %
the sixth p. n, lying and st:usted IN the county q
TrOgO, IN the state Of Kansas, With all the appur-
tsnGncss thereanto belonging; sad property IeVisd
on and 70 Be sold WitaOut aprraiesment TIE
property NJ the above named defendSuts.
Given under my band this tn day Of August 4.
D, 1891, TEDo. CoCRTMEx, Sheriff,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land once i : 49, :: issS rnn'AN no ssh
Notice 4 hereby given Dat tie iollOwtne-nsmsd
sskisE has Gied notice Of his intention 10 make anal
proot in support q his elAsn and that eaid proof
VII b made before the register and receiver Of the
30 !. Ieoo va:
George Stowe,
ac@astsad spplicatio1 No. SSS7, for the southeast
garter a sseliOn = township - south, range q
Vsst q ths eth ?. n.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove hIs
eo1sinaO0s resids0ce upoa and 01ltiVntion Of std
l8od, VIA Jasper Rogers CAester G. Brooks and
John BeGmsr, az Raneom, Kansas, ana james A
Law. ot Brownsu, Kansas.
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NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.

Land Onos At S'; 5s;s g ,s Esn'' 10 Ssss
Notice is hereby given that the foncW.ng-n
esther hsa fled notice Of his intention % nese ma
oroof IA eupDort Of his claim and that said PROOF
WI be made before register snd receiver OF tne U
s. and once It wa-Keeuey, Kansas, Angus =.
1870, viz.
Perry ]. Miller,
Homestead Aprlication 10. 7O01, for the 1orthsase
Quartar Of secrIon II IN township 10 soEfn, range
IA nsnee tie following witnesses 10 prove his
oontiuuOue reeidencs upon and cultivation q said
lsnd Vie: John I. Franklin, Of Ws-Keeney, Tfe9o
county, Kanses, Winfield W. Eranknn. tena nc
CoV. Of leland Graham county, Kansas, Alvin
law of Happy Graham county, Kansas.
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A1orTcEoFFTNALsETTLEMENT.

Kotice ts hereby Given 10 al creditors go others
interested IN the estate Of Daniel kicherdson de-
caaeed, that WIN, on Octoosr .. sSSOs MAKE
anal settlement Of SAID eltA3s
80 0Eo I HHnREcK. AdManietratof.
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NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land once It Wa-Keeney, KANSAS. No
Univ II leR0

Land once It W Is; r. Ia Esn'''. So
Notice Il hereby given that the following. neEeo
aetler has nled notice Of his intsnto1 20 MAKE MAJ
proof In support Of his claim, and that said proof
VII be made before the register and recetver o. NE
o 9. land once e Wa-Eeessg, KAnsass on Az
gust -, 1eso viz:
James g. Spencer,
Homestead application No. f.sss. for TIE northeast
ouartsrof socttoa e. Iu town u 4 ranRs ~ west Of
the eth p. II.
He names tie following Witnesses 10 prove his
coufiDu0os reeidenoe upon and cultivation OF saao
land, viz: John o. Mcclure, Abraham L HcCluret
George 8. critebAeld, David D. Johnston, I'll OF
Leland. Kansas.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land ONCE at W tdSSss ,s kSn'A' STA
Notice Is hereby gwen that the following -nAz,ed
settler has filed notice of her Intention to make FINAL
proof In support of her claim, and that said proof
viii be made before the register and receiver OF the
u. q. land ONCE ct Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on Septen-
Der Is, 1890, viz:
John Hoover,
Homestead Application No. Is sSS, for the north y
Of the northeast Il and north Il of northwest II
Of section "a, In township IL Q, range Is west OF
the 9th p NJ
She names the following Witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land viz: George Young, Timothy I. Armstrong,
Patrick W. O'ToOle Isaac L. Spencer, all OF Glib
son. Kansas,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land once at w. IKE 2: ,s k1n'a' s7ss
Notice Il hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make ma
proof In support Of his claim. and that said preo
will be made before register and receiver, q.
t1nnd once, ct wG-Kssney, Kan, on September
1880, viz:
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Aaron Adams,

Homestead application No. 1875. for the southwest
quarter Of sec IL tp Is range = Of the 9Th p NJ
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land Viz: Frank Wonner, Edward Bryant Oscar
Y. CoFtright George Baker, all OF Wa-Keeney
Kansas.
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CELL CHAP Fus READY PAY.

] win warrant all my work. Please
give me . call. I am north Of Opera
Block and IN the rear Of Dr.. Farmers
Drug Store. A. P. LIPE
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QHERIFF'S SALE.

| SEAL |
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I have 9 complete line Of Samples b
select from, and can furnish the fness
goods made up in the latest styles.
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Given under my hand this 10th day Of
July, 1850. CHAS, e. GIBBS,
County Treasurer.
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For Tregc aad Mess Soanties. School, Syndicssa,
attention given 10 business hsfors o. g. Land 0aoA
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

AN ORDINANCE 70 amend section = of au
ordinance ol thr city col Grand Rapids en-
Uiirt, au ortlnaucv to guard against the
eaiamtes of IRE. passed April =. l-ti. as
heretofore from time to time amcldtd
Tie Common 'ounc.i Ot The tlfY oi Grand
Rapids cu ordliu as follows
section T. That section q OF au ordinance Of
the city II Grand Rapids. entitled "An ordi
nance to guard against The calauifics ~ trc,
id,Srd Aprii -, letI. As heretofore from ifn"
10 time amended br and the saline D, hereby
amended So AS to read a. follows
See. % an that part oi the city of Grand
halidS embraced ~ tiun iEr limits prescribed
ga IN foregoing section Is hereby declared 90
D" a itr district and me "tlia oia.l hul ldingS
coz PARIS of buildings hereafter removed into
SAID district. or which shall hereafter De-
placed. rebuilt or erected therein. shall DE
constructed of stone. brick. gravel or othrriu-
comhu> iDie material. with roofs covered with
Slate, lfau, I'm. gravel 0T other equally non
comlusiiblr mat tcrial provided. that the walls
Oi all buildings hereafter erected 90 that por-
ton oi said district. contiguous 10 the
northern, eastern and southern boundaries
thereof. may be- constructed OF wood. Hencered
least four inches ln thickness aud iu all cases
the roof OF said building IL all 5e covered with
slate iron. TN. gravel or other nom
combu>ubic material. equally secure against
fire. and AN windows or other open.
INES an the rear and side exterior
wa j. oi all buildings, except dwelling houses
Slali br provided with closely htfiug iron
shutters. arranged 800 such manner that they
may be- speedily and securely closet iu case Of
hre: Provided. however. mat II shall not he
necessary To provide such shutters for that
side exterior wall of buildings which borders
upon street. Outsldc stair cases. stair ways.
platforms. balconies. sheds and avn ngS shall
De construed and considered as Incl lIdei with
lu The term parts OF buildings as used i'm
this section and all outside stair cases. stair
ways. plat iiornS, balconies, sheds ana awnings
hereafter built or rebuilt. placed OF erected or
removed into said district. shall De construct
ed of non-comhuStiblc material. and the roofs
thereof covered with slate. iron. tim. gravel OF
other equally noR-combustible material.
II shall not after 0dsys De- lawful for any per
son or persons company or corporation. 10
Store ana pile lumber. or 10 keep the same
stored and piled upon any premises Included
within th" limits prescribed boo section ! Of
this ordinance. This section shall not apply
90 lum a. piles already existing within said
limits. bat 10 shall De- unlawful for ANS person
or persons, conn any or corporation. 90 add 10
amy such already existing lumber pile Within
said limits. or 90 replace with other Timber
any lumber removed, from time 20 time from
any such already existing lumber piles within
S1id limits.
Passed and approved hy the Common Coun
rll ln regular session. held on Monday even
iUE. January 20. l~0.
VI. a. SIlINkMAN. city Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

A WALKING GOWN OF BRAIDED CLOTH.
I say oriental Of the present day, but
that Is the same as it was before the Cru
sades, and viii be as long as those ma
tons exist.
In leading store yesterday I saw n so
called Turkish house dress, minus the
trousers. Ii was made Of finely cmbroi-
dered silk tissue, full and with a sash Of
the same done in gold and silver The
tine silk tissue chemise had long sleeves.
and was open like them all, V shape, and
over this was posed on the figure a car
dinal red velvet jacket thickly embroi-
dered in gold thread. The sleeves were
long, and so arranged that they could be
closed from the top 10 bottom. or left
open, as the wearer desired. With this
was pair of those heelless slippers, en-
broidered also stiffly in gold thread. The
dress is that of the Ionian Greek girls
holiday attire. but everything oriental
here is called Turkish.
Greek gowns modelled from statuesdue
draperies on Greek sculpture are also
seen very often this winter. They gen
orally are made in white flannel. cash
mere, yelling or crepe de chine, or, pref
tier Yet, japanese Grape, and bordered
with silver or gold castle braid laid on in
key pattern.
The importing houses and best of the
retail houses are now showing their ad-
vance lines of summer materials for tte
benefit OF the wealthy class who have all
their pretty summer clothes made dur
ing Lent. The same lace effects of last
season are continued, only they are even
more pronounced. Pale tints in the soft
est and most delicate shades and com
binatiOns are seen.
Among tho new goods for the spring I
notice that Irish poplin IS one Of the
foremost novelties. It is in gray, drab,
cream and darker shades Of solid color,
and it Is also seen in an exquisite bro
cade.
French poplin is also among the new
impOrtations, and is in some patterns
made with "lace work stripe which
is exceedingly handsome.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

4 very pretty uegliEe morning gown
ran be made II stuped flannel or csrdi-
nal sateen with open work stripes. with
tho skirt which is o. to made quite
plain with or without Cat hand II lace
above tho bcm. The jacket n match
can 10 r turkey red calico uith lace
vest. or n csn be ~ cashmere or flannel
with A su-ah vest The STYLE Is very
pretty ard dressy. The cuffs ani hand
down the fronts arr made # velvet.
This ls-ket IS equally pretty I1 cream
~-hIte with bl1e. OF moss green. or ruby
trimmings. and is quite dressy enough
f0r morning war an~whaye
For = stylish and elegant vslkine
s0vn moss green ladies' Goth is r-hl7
e7 1ruidered in aIx and chenille r ~
visible Eree7. TIE waist a. q sleeves are
sD -ofered i1 a novel manner Tie
ha-F ~ tHis gown is -u- F-inoesze r1v i.
w'-H ae@p hoV rla.-s 81 the heck A
small velvet bonnet wlth = Htsle rolf
s0 --idsrv sri Hri p rs~>1fsa
feather. sr3 ts1 gloves --- r-ete o-e ~
tee nestest ard most Ia5-'sEs - 90
Hlres IrfE HAErTR
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
- - -. !

Nsw Yosk Jan 3 1ae hckls crea
u1Tes thag -omen are oliy a fe~
months azo. @aeks lnleed. one had T. .
slEaer diiecJoire or nrst empire ln s,sle
us on the iDsroyable oE unbsleyAbie
of the nrsE NapoleoEs : time put nov
THAI c4prioe has psssed. snd the anuque
alc classic are going 70 have close rsce
Wit rse oriental fashions of the presen!
dsy for popularity
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

tvErr post-othce OF the frst-clsss
ought 70 have a tirst-ciass postmaster
Cohnbw Dispatch. The Administration
IS making the changes as fast "a pos
sio.e, and Vll get around 10 Grand
Rapids before long
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
FOR RFNT PusrYTes P1lrrq

EoR RENT factory ao0 fesf foor area. -
hn'Se power engine. several machines for
manufacturing furniture etc. al IN good con
fifar. roady % start Also dry Kiln very "a
tHrah'o terms 80 fIEhf man. Apply O. WIN. ~
Richards. Benton Harhor. Mich -
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

(rur-~EEvf.E taNusG0NEE RoosE-
W. can -meil A clmpa gn contribution
or assessment farther than good din
ueT. Hesaftcr lew now.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

WV NoRE IS ''ag.n the trusts. Tne
Sugar Trust organizers are about TO
leave the state 20 escape indictment,
since the Supreme Court mas decijed
the trust to be q cr.m nal organization.
The good work is gong on.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

THE reviNonjsts Of the Presbyterian
creed have concluded "that there are
no infants n heil.' Most people camc
10 that conclusion long since, but crccds
become petrifcd and hard 10 break.
Fathers and mothers arc cKcuzsbiy
prone 20 forget the creed when tend
erIy tondhug Their LITTLE ones, and to
recall only the words Of Christ himself
% say INTO Won, that m Heaven their
angels do always behold tho face Of my
Father which IS m Heaven
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

IF A Republican Administration Is
true % Itself, II wall necessarily make
Democrats howl. Then the vigor OF
tie present Administration can be very
vel measured by the unanimous and
universal Democratic howl that marks
Its every step
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

THE religious world viii be intensely
interested IN the reported discovery Of
another manuscript Of the New Testa-
mcnt. Bryennios, the learned bishop
Of NIcomcdi3, found 10 in a Turkish
library at Damascus. II dates from
the mlddlcof the fourth century, that
is about \. q. $50. This IS about the
age Of the famous >naitc manuscript,
and the now find resembles the latter
in containing also the EP.stIe of Barua-
hss and the hook Of Tho Shepherd Of
Hcrmas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

THE Supreme Court of Montana nas
rendered a decision IN the Thompson
mandsmus case, which recognizes the
Republican Legislature and declares Il
legal. That court granted a peremp-
tory writ OF mandamus, ordering the
state Auditor 10 allow Thompson's bill
for mileage and per diem. Thompson
Is Republican member from silver
Bow county, beng one of the five
elected by throwing out the Tunnel
precinct The court goes into the Ques-
ton of certificates and sustains the posi-
ton OF the Republicans that the ccrtifi-
Gates from the State canyassing board
are only prima fac.c evidence Of mem
bership IN the Legislature This de
cison makes the Republican body the
legal Legislature. This decision will
doubtless influence the action of the
United States Senate on the question of
the admission of the Senator'S elected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
THE NEW ORIENTAL FAD
T1ls SEASONS FASH lohs EXPLAINED
81 C-hyE 1EsPER

Eurktsb ne1ss Dresses zz3 Goses aoo-
sied 0s1s ths Draperi1s ~ Greek
sLasa~s- ,a4lsrs4is for Neat >ema e.
sea-. Sea F.brios saa Old F4yorites.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
AGENTS WANTED.

ROARDERS wanted by the day or week. at 7r
- Crescent ave. O.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

How NELLIE BLY, managed to get
safely home without marrying a for
eign nobleman IS source of wonder 10
many. But they overlook the fact
that she brought back one of Natures
nOb.emen-a monkey. He's EkeIcr
fellow, too, than Miss Caldwells spec.-
men, whose market price she Is so IN
tent upon jewiug down. He has a
mind 0f ms own and has already begun
TO smash things generally, while Prince
Murat, the dilap.dated, can not get up
energy enough 70 smash anything, cx-
Cept hls own word.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

t1ENl should write for illustrated circular.
ana terms tor two weeks trial of Missouri
washer, washes dirfIrst clothes clean hy hot
steam without rubbing. easily sold ur0ffs
bic. j. Worth. - Louis No. luuo n
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

It 1oesa So s gaaxr-
tle rlrsl q slr.els tt tattfra
Rapids Is ll gfest hZ nua1e oser
tle postlGasLe %. "a aen Te see te
Democrs Lsatsf 1oou IL tae sls
aart A Nzfz f1r flber1ator q
noH.nee. aDd l1e Rep 6. can Ese. fss-
arlz Lhe C0urcgn : AZ Weston Tor f.s
,auls position. Csfn Spread.
se
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11 SID
pol -t4-y lcols-,L-a ln it-L, M
euy - tcsI cor. .teo-y E. - rs
t.aI l-rof. ..ta..-v ta.. ..- ......,.
--.-.
-
atA. l~N. really fe- fe -ot
irs pretty bard 90 reform me ballot
.rt.I r..-r arc .af..r,oat method .t
parcna,uz selling and delivering
votes. d spite ef the Australian So.
Tenn A.. or,.t.re.. ~ d. rerart election
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
WANTED BOARpERs.

WANTED Boald on West side. above Fifth
" ST. private family preferred. Address
WIN terms. % |. j. D.. boN ). This o1ice 3.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
FOR RENT HOUSES.
WANTED BOARD hED ROOM.

WANTED-By lady. board and room in pri-
" vatc house, references. Address II. r..
Box :. care this Office. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

HAVE you lost dog DO you want
a wlfe' Use the Tma' want columns"
says the Buffalo ftmes. That's the way
It g IN Buffalo. II A man loscs ms dog,
he takes a wife a. the next best thing.
Cleveland vas a BuEaloman. He took
wife. He lost a-slhsttute in tho
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

u there IS ever another great 6re in
Ch,cago. 10 ought 20 include within ITS
warm and loving embrace tho Frer,uq
Jr'rrr' That paper, in reference 90
murderer Eommler. who s destined to
sufer eleCtro-cubou lu New York. saws
he spends histuc IN singing his favoritc
pym7
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

AGENTS WANTED-Stanley ln Africa just
4 out; 900 agents wanted Tor the only com
plete and reliable history ~ his wonderful
career; 80 large pages 100 fun page iiiuStra
lions; immense seller very liberal terms
send Al once address Of AL book agents you
know. with 10 cents for postage. and gef com
plete outht free. v. b. Wilcox & Co. fl3 bear
born ST., Chicago. June u