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Heoninas. WeoaiQe.

StiolobOrs / Splitebrp er blepen tIloelt
Weoailen ipr Gbel 3aao lom Gelgr.
ming for, at ban meo 5are for e9et 2io
for nogen Sio iioen reooeoe 2 Born fra
at inoebrRnoe.
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Norge bar en- eicnoOmmelig &oratz
.E ItrIucr ct cngclif Slab. Sntctiteo3
.'nocr man lloii9ter al iaa ItOrlla9en
.TloAco iDm Der; intetitebs tiger 6iels
.aTe iom Der lOOret Op ira BET title
Eano; irtetiteoS iin0er man iaa bel
|8e 6jeIotlDfter, iaa itOlte Sanoinlo,
|@ itummeuoe Glue ipm i NUrge.
|Hr oen melt e~riarne Reiienoe bpoer
Forge poa iuloltGn0ig upe Snotrpt;
p tan De, iOm bar reilt me9et, fan
|arocrc 9anoetS IDbeo % 0noe.
Norge irembDoer maaite life iaa meaet
|~laIsrlitc Ting ium Sdyueie. Get er
|il9t plloere % mtnore bprtet.
:tDclB fan i%ammenlisues mco en-
|nat Game, prGgtie o9 f%aibiOnabelt
@t9ret; 8orge CT ell pilo, men beus
a'snoc 8OHocpise, ttRbt i @ationals
ata8t. Mcn bun er li9eiaa bebagelig
,n i'm iincre Softer. Waatte bet
q'nne Sano iau9e Iorbiipe ~uiproGrs
&.
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SQina eli Qntifpitet.

S8lna eli Nntifpitet. Sra Sp er
aeonttiOneu al "6remifriot" f~orepiIt
tn ]Nutltuitet, Der nOt life tOmmer pda
yAIttlingen / Sficn, nteu fanite ior,
tentc en- Slabs Der. Oct er en- Serus
tNle, beItemt til at trpbeS IND paa
1oonoen Og til at BRIGGS i-Slog3.
ml. Zen Sioe al S0iten, JPN, nuur
boauOcn or fnpttet, ueuoer no, bar
'uipnet meb Ell 8Rtte llpue IGuoer
O. GtnI. 9sie. &eo Slo9 / SppeO
~U Guligt, uilbe Oa biSie 5Gnoer ripe
nSutlig up / 6lloen % &jDOet uoen
It tlGttc 8cn cler bare inrli9e for
,gtt.
Ger iOrtplle5, at cit RIG Mnno / 8o
N 8iDrc ct luuoont Scrn til buer al
fine SOuuer, Der oar beticnote SlnN5s
t2mper % llireo8mpno. Naur Spus
lrNe tOnt blem ira iinc Slagsmaalss
t2Oner meo SER, bar @umliugen bib o0
Eattercoc Dem meo 5lOOc9rpb. 0oooc
n iom o9iau bGnote, iclU inact 9unt,
@r ban pOnO % itiGlte Dem no iur
anorteoc Stub al Ell EOel Stnnme.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22

Bet lueeOe Natten til ben 24oe Suui
pna iurltielise Steoer / Sme9nen al
Sla0elie.
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Gn ulpffesb9nbelIe inbtrai ben lite

Snni nnoer Suea Acknowledgements
S~fDoeBuclier pna Mnrma, ioet Huber.
lDitnant 8. so. g8ennerbUlm bleU trui
Jet al Ell mirbre 8lptu9le ira en- SprGne
grnnat. an9len, Der fSrit maa uGre
prcllet al MOB Ell nnoen @jenitnno,
trRu9te inc mellem 2orguettcn o9 oct
boire Die, buOr Den blep liooenoe.
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Spinct | Sricuten.

Gor "Decora5.goit,u..
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Zen foitbareite 6oueobetlponins
Beroen brres at Sbaben al Berien.
Zen beltaar omtrent uocluttenoe al 8is
amanter o9 andre toItbare Stene.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
Vajt GienOp,t 1T
tiNal9s entr tiaeie.

ac,tistemsutr. iaaioH "farm ),fFlllB". -Bu, i..
iolqs-, "eus ,taas". "Lisusts ttsig'. "piaos sarsI'
oio.. III ma M al ~iuoryftss for iom Dr. co foy Sor
Cara. Gn'sttr e~ogitapr. E Cr S~orSortai TT q
&cpH rraue5 .orgt Crb. a5tti3fcrgnitr. ssr tg.lsJs
iasss 81 ettai,Ul iass5 ne Session IT,
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Sfneiriner Cttp Bind

S%fneipilier Stto Sind Ell ~lireiii
meb i'm SsR, auptein Saub, pr. 2ins.
uolla til Nnlcrita. Sr. ;3ind aster at
brlbe 5preorag ben itanoinauiite 5ors
erins ! Mem Yorf. On 5 Tiger er or.
3iud isjen i &icbeubapn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22

JortDIfnin9en SonoerjDliano gris
Der on zig. 5 llltebsl Stole bar Sgr
meme facet Beialins til at tale 5pit paa
Qessplnoien.
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~ 6rNmen Ariium por inar oil.
'Y't lSG Satlncre - bpprai % itrp9
Ute mpote Op - % lO4 &ealiItcr,
s'E' Y ltrDg % 4 lille moote op. vi
EIOer beltOb 4 gatinere % 6 8ealls
+ Sm itriitlisc Gel.
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Geiieren al Huslano peutes til ais.
6eubaun ben iioite use | 4u9ult.
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3ts : Bits. GasHsbuyG Sab .-.........sf O
SEQ pars AdsH'usisH, Iulatb. JtiHH.. i~HbfsHsi
Crr TO ssris Horfsoauitt 60. slHtb Rsniabso. 3L.53
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8so 3obH auefritH RH5L 60. Gsicaso. 81, ira
p N]au,nfen. eaiI. Sopa H.. 1870
SoHs &ssmusirH, TEtgtB. 9tuH. -. ........ 100
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st Glao for 9oUitnmme er begpnot
at uofOmme / Quuo / Snerige. 10.
8iuereu CT en- oDpitum 5ppograf, 3r.
S6rei6er.
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RiQio warm tiEalos.

Vtuta warm tilialgs. Baa
- Grun0 al Gierers 0lemrctie III Rurae CT
Ell 1860 Ncre5 5arm Sian 60, Winueiota,
btlig tdiaigs paa 8ooe B~etingclier. Sioo
III Snsbeboo. 8oot Sauo. goot Raboluq,
alrfer % SIoier, uRr to observation-disclosures
oip. Jor nGrniere Eplpsaiugsr "TRIP III
Bor 9, llien y. g, Sian Go, NiHr. 45.2
Onifee On flint 4i9e til at for
- rcite aiuinoclig 6u5glerHiRa. On itabia
Bldos for COB Sen. Mrs. u -. 4oanrs.
34.l7tf
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WGinucs 2oqe 70. 32s, Cambria 5Qwuibif,
8romu gonHtn, 2. adt.

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fa3t{tr sf t@aofr, i~uofamftes pts Brpbu Z omos ".
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y eptlttit abr6ttR,
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GrtH "a Iber 6rss Rte. Econ ropcfsis. Sac,S gausa.
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Z 3 Fft'riet. SobH Gieiaf, 9 -Aplt, ESQ eagastaU.
ves RupsHiftp. Gaot Rsmfdnb 10. thomas, \ Robert.
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S~tfnilars. Cls Dobf I e yorior
Ats rt3ulrl Rafs az G1Bybrta E6wufEtps gai nee
No. 8s etu a., Bprtt 1891 6isp istasaot erHplninlE
t%uttnfnia r~s3iaaErs
8Giut,ef. "a etare yoart ~btgristas GOT aloss ale bsm.
lom bat htsrlad SIC Tau F]ieigtors al,nHtm ~s:tionf.s
3uoisuliult ~ Cerr WfHgcp. GtonD Rtesr, Gle
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HneuioH. 9lgst NdU. iBsrt Elfiou. @fantir SaQs.
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b~'s'ommsH5t. CttrutuItn ptrHbent
gSt Nuat6g. sc,rstpr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22

: tlial9s. Smtriug III acres
Hdno, Buorpna goot BeboelieslRs, llc.
g~usbpgntuger. "5ul &e1~, OH, cr ulialos.
Snnoet CT bc!tgeuoe / Spriugielo Iopnibip,
80 Dll ira 9ecornb. Sobonues :. Sec.
oalea Iecorab. 3OrUa. 4G.5
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Gen ilDc Splplou er iidl9e "9tgo
0a9l. IQeb. ianttioneret / iueulf Stuts
raao ben lite Sult.
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&pitterimger.

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ton 3lltrltt, Bierce 60. u. Sat:
8 n oaritu. NoErtsoias, mis-. i~HajsHot Cfr
ira toot Dttrtgbr5. ....... Si2 TO
g II JobHioH, SpIjra Brairis ..... 100
lbtttu Bennett. ..... 100
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gaa Be JrRuJ,rsrs Ssaut ia9ss biatligf ale gts,rs.
HHton SobGL Gtttior.
So 4.ssr -, -NFgses .hk.L

posF msgi enspu tar Wasissst ~ b iaslsbit
gs4rrr fNr sowftsef her usksts
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Jnn0e CONNER ~ tGoer
Winnesheik Go. Summer Institute

~1""S alorig iaa biitge JON nu hos
Gen Bear.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08
LABORER' 'SOAY


three men who were crossing the tram
wsv without causs or warning. John
Huten and family. OF Holland, were
with Nichols. In less time than il takes
10 tell n, Hutsn, who is IN old man.
was knocked down. a. Was also Nichols.
man jumped on eash while the third
kicked 'first Hutsu in the face and
and then Nichols. Huten's assailsnt
WAS pulled of and ne arose 70 he feet.
The man Who was dong the kicking
struck him in the face. Hutsn'e little
daughter attempted 70 shseid her
father BY throwing her arms about he
neck. The men we're now blind with
infuriation. In striking NJ the old man
the child was struck terrible blow IN
the face. Those standing BY intsrfsred. |.
and for . few minutes . fres-for-ail
fight MAS engaged in by about twenty.
Detective Kennedy. Of thus city. rushed
into the midst Of the melee.
lie tried to arrest the man
who WAS holding Nichois down, after
he had yanked him up, but The fellow
declared that hs could whip Kennedy.
With one rap from his "billy" the de-
tectlve felled tho man 70 the plAnks.
When be got up he had pair OF hand
cuffs on. Two or three deputy sherlffs,
several citizens, and . conductor, be-
sides Detective Kenneday. succeeded
IN placing five under arrest. One of
the cousta bles OF Ottawa county Hour
ished a revolver and fred ono shot n
the air. bat he WAS quickly overpow-
cred and unarmed.
The retirn trip to the city was made
without incident. Grand Rapids peo-
pie remained aloof from fighting.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08
CLEVER DIAMOND SMUGGLING.
uss which Was Made Of . skye Terrier
Ia. Cheat Uncle Sam.

Talking about smuggling reminds
bss OF trick saw resorted to by a
passenger on one OF the big ocean
steamships couple OF years ago."
said ioquacious commercial traveller
to a jewelers. Weekly man. "You
know that there is duty on diamonds
nnd one OF the passengers had three
large stones, worth several thousand
dollars, which he had purchased in
London. The problem OF how TO evade
paying duty on the stones worried him
considerably, but at last he evolved n
plan. and few days before the steam
er arrived in New York he proceeded
TO execute IL.
THE chief officer had a little Skye
terrier, and the passenger after con-
siderable coaxing induced him TO sell
the dog. As soon as the passenger
gained possession OF the animal he
tied him up and gave him nothing to
eat until just before we were to go
ashore. He then procured some fat
meat from the cook, and cutting off
h piece a little larger than a walnut
madc hole in It into which he placed
one OF the diamonds.
The dog WIFI generally bolt piece
OF fat without chewing 1t and, OF
course, a diamond will go down with
It. The hungry dog swallowed the
meat, as his owner expected he would
and in short time the three diamonds
were safely slowed away in his in
terror. The diamond smuggler had
no difficulty in evading the vigilence
of the custom house officials, and was
soon on his way uptown, leading the
dog by a string.
''I met him again few days after
ward and asked him how he recovered
the stones. Easily enough he re-
piled. AS soon ais lgot l1omd 1 shot
tie dog and found the diamonds after
a short search. OF course, was sorry
for the dog, but dogs are cheap and
the tariff on stones is high, and never
allow sympathy to interfere with busi-
ness"
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08
LOWER TARIFF ON GRAIN.

Germany to Make Further Concessions to
This Country-A Modified Schedule ON
Grain and Provisions Produced In the
United stated to he Issued In Berlin.
WASHINGTON, Sept 7.-Germany Is
going to follow its removal of the en-
barge on American pork by making
tariff concessions on grains and pro-
visions from the United States. The
German government is not ready to adj
NIT this fact officially because the de-
tails have not been agreed
on, but in the near future
proclamation may be looked for
from Berlin giving a modified tariff
schedule on this class of importations
from the Unitcd States. The plan is to
give this country the same concessions
that are given Russia under the favored
nation clause of its treaty with Ger
many. Russia is selected because of its
recent order prohibiting the expectation
of rye, which cut of an important
source Of Germany's food supply. The
German legation has been making in
quiries recently 1T Chicago and other
grain centers as to what the United
States could do in making good the
deficiency. This country has been
sending Germany 2o,ooO,0O0 to so.-
600, 900 bushels; now it wants
so 600, 600 bushels. Secretary Rusk
has had pet notion that if
the Europeans understood fully the
nutritious quality of the Indian corn
or maize grown in the United States
they would draw largely on it to
make up for the frequent failure of
their wheat crop. So the attention Of
the German government was turned to
corn rs well as to rye and wheat
All these matters were dis
cussed in the negotiations for
the removal Of the pork en-
barge. and the suggestion that the
kaiser's subjects would be pleased to
get American grain on more favorable
terms was well received. especially IS
. large element In the empire was
clamoring for it. The outcome was the
Arrangement which II soon TO be pro-
claimed st Berlin
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

phine. and 81 that moment the district
messenger arrived
Take this despatch" said 1, "to
the telegraph Office. and stop ia and
order an undertaken on your way"
The boy did as he was Did.
And now Mr.. Blaine" went on.
Il viii leave you. because l don't like
death SCENES. II had seen you earl
ser | should have recommended you
TO take eupful OF Rough on Rats so
that you would not have died In the
house. Now IL Is too late. You
couldn't get 10 the front door To save
your live. Good bye, James. Hope
the change viii agree with you. But
remember-you can only be an angle
there, never a president"
l left the room, shutting behind me
as 1 went the Secretary's final CUR
gle and strong smell OF either. II
MIR. Blaine Is not dead by rhe time you
get this IL win be because he IL d--d
obstinate and disobliging.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

1t 10 fortunate thing that ell men
do not have the same taste IN female
beauty. for otherwise they would ell
fall IN love with the same woman,
which would be very awkward. Al
though the preferences OF men for diff.
ferent afyis of form and feature vary
greatly II -, undoubtedly, fact that
an appearance indicative of health ID
pleasing 10 ali alike A woman may
be without regular features yet, IL
healthy, she will be beautiful 10 some-
one and pleasing 10 all. A saliow CON-
piexion. . dull eye. . system debittst-
ed by unnatural discharges IN short, ali
the ills attendant upon the Irregular
tiles and weaknesses" peculiar 70 the
sex. can be hAnished by the nee OF Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. AK
your druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

With house and living expenses 80
les rous are the Brazlnans OF securing
Professor D4ysnpoTts services that
sney offer 70 pay Eis expenses oosa
says if At the end OF = years experience
ae does not desire 10 remain Al the
head Of the institution. Mr.. Davenport
graduated from the institution IN 1879
Aad has been connected With Is since.
lie viii consider the proposition
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

sr. Louis, Sept IA dispatch from
Gainesville. Tex. says: The Chickasaw
Legislature meets Monday, and will bs
On important session. The question Of
intrudsrs and tho allotment of land il
severalsy to negroes will come up. A
strong element is opposed to allotment
to any but pure bloods, drawing the
line at half breeds to tho exclusion OF
adopted citizens, which leaves the negrs
ont in the cold.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

SAVANNAH. No., Sept Rev. An.
gust Lavake, who acted - spiritual
adviser at the hanging of Louis BullinR
Friday. has been released in bonds OF
$500 70 answer the charge Of furnishing
Bulling the weapon with which
the murderer attempted suicide
Just before his execution II
Is generally believed that the
preacher was innocent Bulling left q
letter, In which he directed the sheriff
to return the revolver to Abe Buliing.
his brother. who. he said, knew Ia
whom IL belonged aud how it came into
his possession
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08
CATARRH CURED

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only a slight congestion Of the mucous
membrane of the nose at first, increases
with each cold until it spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stori-
ach, ETC., causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other dis
tressjng and dangerous complaints. A
full account of your present condition
and the treatment you require, will be
given you free of charge 10y DR.. s. Clay
Todd, ID North DIvlsion-st., Rooms II 3
and 4, Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

What can be more sexatsous than 4
gown that fades And how many suits
aud dresses have been discarded fer the
cole reason OF their being faded. fbev
can be dyed soma fashionable non
fading color with Diamond Dyss.
The Fast Blacks for silk. vooi
eotsonl, Fast Brown tdark, zeal. cold ],
Fast biuss navy, indigo, dark. and
Fast Green light, dark, bossle) Are sasy
70 use ana never fade.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08
DONE Get LEFT.

Chicago h West Michigan trains un.
der the scheduIc in effect September 6,
will leave Grand Rapids as follows:
For Chicago trains formerly leaving at
1000 .. m. and Ills p. m. will leave at
300 q. m. and LOS p. M; no change in
time of night train at ll:35 p. m.
Tram now leaving at $40 p. N. for
Holland will leave at $50 p. m.
Train leaving at $50 p. m. for Sc. Joe
will be discontinued and . new tram
for Muskegon At $50 p. m. will be put
on.
Gong North, the train leaving at 5:25
p. m. will leave at 5:l7 p. m. with free
chair car to Manistec. Night trAins TO
and from Traverse City will be dscon-
tinued; no change on morning train.
Trains arriving here at 500 p. m from
South and $40 p. m. from North will
arrive at eos .. m. and Q. 30 y. M, res
pectiyely. For other trans zee time
table in another column.
Geo. DcHaven,
u. r. A.
LILY White Iieur,
Made By Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids. 10 family favontA. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

NEw YoRK. Sept Some weeks ago
the Lenox Hill bank, of this city.
closed its doors II has since been dis
covered that the cashier, Charles De-
Barrill. stole about 5000 and disap
peared. DeBarrill was we'll connected.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

For this occasion, the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railway will
sell excursion tickets September 9TH to
18th inclusive, good to return not later
than September l4th, at half rates with
fifty cents added for admlsslon to the
Exposition.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08
Notice.

The secretary Of the Kent County
Agricultural Society will be at the Nor
ton house until Saturday night, for the
transaction of business pertaining to
his offce. An assistant secretary will
be at room 4, Porter block for the same
purpose.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

WEIsBADEN, Sept. Mrs. O'Neill
the wife of Gen. O.Neill, claiming t.
have been an officer in the United
States army, who, in a At of jealousy.
shot at and dangerously wounded he,
husband at this place on May 20 last,
and who was imprisoned for that crime,
has been pardoned BY Emperor william
and released from imprisonment
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08
special Rates and special Trains.

Special hates and Special Trafns.
For the State fair At Lansing. this
week, the D., l.. & N. will sell tickets at
one fare for the round trip, good TO re-
turn September IL and will run special
trains at ZOO a. m. September s, 0, 10
and II, to accommodated the large num-
Der who will attend the fair.
Geo. DeHaven.
G. p. A.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

wAsHnoros. sept The cathedral
~ San Jose, Costa Risa. which was de-
ssroysd BY an earthquake about two
years ago. has besa restored 1t esss
OF t35o. .00o
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08
School books, Geo. A. Hall q &C
Oysters and CLAIMS.

Possibly oysters aud clama cannot
comprehend the cut in prices on our
Ito order Shirts" but men of inteili-
gence can. Only two weeks more.
GRAND RAPIDS Custom SHIRT Co.
McMullen block, l9 and 2l s. Diviaion.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mill. None genuine
without it. VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

-. PxrrRspusc, Sept Troops 20
the number Of 10000 have been or
dersd TO Warsaw This will bring the
number 6f the Russian forces on the
Polish frontier up To 500. 000
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

The electrical institute has removed
from i23 n. Iona 70 rooms 63, ,54, ,5o .5o,
new Gilbert block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

Large stock of second hand books
used in the city schools at about one
half the regular price. Call.
+. IL. SEYMOUR, las Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

Administrator auction sale of honse-
hold goods, etc.. at Radciff 4 Holt's,
Ill South Division-st., Wednesday next
at two .. m.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

Get your school boo ks at Mathews
Co., corner Sixth and Broadway.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

North Star bed blankets the best in
the market. We have . full line.
Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

Most complexion powden have .
xulgar glare, but Pozzoni's ia true
beautifier, whose effects are lasting.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

We are headquarters for bed blankets,
Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

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Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

School supplies, prices way down.
+. IL. SEYMOUR, l45 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

Don't forget the second hand book
store in making your purchases Of
school books.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

Quilts from 50 cents up 1t voigt. Her.
polsheimer a Co.'S
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

ST. Marks Academy. day school for
girls and boys. will open Its fifth year
on Monday il4th) September. in the
school rooms, Division and Peart-sts.
A prospectus can be obtained from the
Rev. DR.. Campbell Fair or at Eaton &
Lyons. White & White and Peck's drug
stores.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

Second hand school hooks.
+. II. SEYMOUR, 145 Mouroe-st.
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viii Open Next week.

School supplies, full line. complete
assortment At S. u. Clark's. 8 Division-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

New and second hand school books of
ell kinds at S. u. Clsrk's, 8 Divlsion-st.