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NJ TICE-FOK THE CONVENIENCE OF
IN those who cannot call during the day and
wish information concerning the houses and
lots we have for sale on the installment PLAN
we will keep our Office open THIS Saturday
EVENING from $50 TO 9 O'clock. Sacramento
Real Estate and Insurance Association, north
west corner Third and ] streets Ii
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sJNDAY RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

pTMPLES. black-heads, red, rough, chapped anf
LEA oily skin prevented by CUuCURA Soar.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstrong, Judge

FRIDAY. February 10. 1885
;. II. Pugh vs.. E. 5. Fenton-Motion for non
suit overruled.
EGna Harvey VS.. Sacramento Glass and Crock
cry Company-SubmiIted.
In the matter of the dissolution of the Sacra-
mento Land and Colonization Corporation
Continued
Lake VS. His Creditors-Contnued
l.. Elkus Us. NJ. G. Dundried-Continued one
week.
D. O'Keefe VS.. Timothy McCarty and wife
Demurrer oYeTruled.
In re ". A. Scott, an insovent debtor-Order
made allowing and settling account
Emma kinnie vs. Edward Kinnie-Decree of
divorce granted.
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wil-'be lntelligible, any attempt at synop-
Sis would BE liable to create misconcep-
tons. The equitable claims of the COM
pan. throughout the whole book are pre-
scented with .trankneSs and .witbelt the en-
ploYEent o. any roundabout methods.
The POSITION is taken ana established that
the policy of the Government toward the
company. since the completion Of the road.
has been Injurious to it; has narrowed its Ca
pacity 70 carr, and has deprived it of credits
clearly its due, besides diverting legitimate
traffic ffsm it. At the same time it is
demonstrated that the company has kept
Its compact with the Government, and that
II Is entitled to its consideration in securing
an adjustment CT its Indebtedness Upon q
basis that Kill recognize the equities of the
company, deprive the Government of no
part OF its due, anG not cripple the-road in
any respect. The whole thought OF the
work moEes gpon the plane of jlstice, fair
dealing and recognition of equitable as
well as legal claims OF the company.
" Shakespeare in Fact and Criticism" is
the title of an elaborate and deeply inter
esting work from the pen of Professor APP
pletcn Morgan, 7 President of the New York
Shakespeare Society. 1t is from TIE press
OF William Eva1ts Benjamin, New York.
The volume will attract great deal of at
tention and awaken no end of criticism.
Professor Morgan dses net hold absolutely
to the doctrine thai William Shakespeare
wrote TIE plays attributed to him, bat be
scouts TIE proofs addGeed in favor of Bacon.
he Things, after all. that the discussion is
OF little moment; that all lovers of Shake
2eare create him an ideal to their owR
tastes, and are content with that, with lit
tie concern about his personality He pro-
tests, as lar IS one voice can against what
seems to him the cruel and unusual pun
ishmen. with which Shakespeare is meeting
just now ut the hands of esthetic critics.
They have left the consideration of the
beauties and wonders of his text and fallen
10 counting his words and lines and sylla
bles and esdiugs, and from these enumera-
tons establishing an algebra by which 10
demonstrate the period or chronology of
this or that play or poem, and write of his
personal history from impressions they re-
ceiye from this treatment of his text, until
there are as many Shakespeare as there
are commentators. To all these Professor
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28
Lost in London" Tonight.

This grand mslo-drsma, with its carload
of special and beautiful scenery, will be
seen at Powers Opera House tonight and
tonight only. as the Newton Beers combi-
nation will remain here but one day. As
very little IN the way of scenic or spectacu-
lar plays has been offered here during the
season, a large audience will undoubtedly
be present at Powers tonight.
The Detroit Free Press says: Last night
the veil known melo-drsme of Lost in
London was presented at Whitney's. New
ton Beers ss Job Armroyd represented an
entirely different character from any IN
which ne has ever been seen in this city,
and, but for the fact that be has excelled In
whatever he has attempted. ii would be safe
to say that in this be has outdoDe himself.
Edwin Forrest oncs, when asked how be
liked to play Lear, answered 4 do not play
Lear. an Lear, and Mr.. Beers may with
equal propriety saw. i do not play job
| Arnroyd q. am Job Armroyd-' The sup
| porting company is excellent, and the
| Nellie Armroyd OF Jessie Lee Randolph Is
| notable as a thoroughly conscientious and
| plsasing piecc Of acting. In the tiith act the
| ball at Gilbert Feathersto mes house was
| utilized as an excuse for the introduction oi
| a capital olio, the leading features of which
| were the dancing and singing of Miss Don,
| the singing Of Miss Romaine, the comical-
/ tiles Of sam Bernard. and especially the
| vocalizstion of the celebrated qusrtetts
known as the 'Psn-Pipe SINGERS Nearly
| all OF the scenery is carried By the company
| aud the Streets of London, which is set foI
| the foarth act. was received with . burst o.
| spplsuse, which amounted "a an ovation
| The transformation scene, which concludes
/ the pisoe. held tie audience spsll- bound
| until the fail Of the curtain. which IL Ger
| tsinly q novelty in q Detroit theatre Their
were frsqaent hearty applause and calis be
fore the curtain for Mr.. Beers and Mis-
1 Randolph
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

A farmers team was passing southwark
on GOld-st. yesterday afternoon, driven by
a man Who was evidently somewhat under
The influence of LIQUOR, when Just as be
turned the corner 90 TO Busterworth-evs-,
one OF the wheels caught the walk over the
sewer. and the msn Was thrown from his
seat hssdforemost 10 the ground. The
team continued westward along Butter
worth-ave AZ . good round trot. seeming
not % have At all missed their driver, The
old man picked himself up, combed the
mud out Of his hair and whiskers, and
started in puTsuit OF bis fast disappearing z
team as fast "a his feet could carry him.
seeuaingiy entirely unininred by bis fall.
The streets we're quite deserted a. the time,
and team vas 1UmolsstAd and went on
tnsir way home. The lsss seen Of them
they were near The city limits. stil rapidly
leaving sss city and their owner behind.
Johnaie Fitzpatrick. son of fireman Fitz-
patrick. fell on the pavsm.ns On West Full
foa-st. Tuesday evening. and cut his knee
vsry BADLY on a sharp stone. Dr. Dr0ste
dressed the worBd and the eoy vii soon
De sole 90 BE about sgsIa.
The Phspnfr Rase Bah nine will play
he Chair Fscforv nine q game sf the bsl
ground q tue lsttsr eia0 nexs SATURDAY.
afternoon.
Ms. Del Jones. Who has been the guest
Of Mrs. Evis.. Of a Vest Fulton sf, for The
past vsek. has returned % Ter home in
Cei1ag0.
The peoDis Of West Grand RAPIDS sad
wsi<er towazhip vii eeieoTste st C1eve
and zr0ve. On We3Fichs farm. the Fo1rih
Ms A l. Jacobs snS son HsTry hsvS
rstarnef iram a taree vsexs' visiE wttA her
athsr IS Hesperia
The Polish Al Socistv vi give An sx-
caTSioa 20 Derr Ceasre cert Sandey.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28
DR REsNETT

will be at the Eagle House Thursday and
Friday. June % and 20 and every tour
weeks thereafter, and did any one of you
ever look up his way and manner of treat
ing Hernia. Rupture, Vericoeelesnd Hydro
cele. and the success which follows bis
treatment. Every one be treats. he gets
them well, and only one week when no
more truss is used. He will give you
names of the best men in Michigan be has
treated, and then go and SEQ them. hBd
out the the truth Of his assertions, zee this
is not talk for talks sake. but sctuahty
verified by demonstration, something new
under the sun, and vet scientific and
truth which no one can deny. Go and SEE
him when he is here. Consultation free Ii
German or English.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28


A Grsenville correspondent says be does
nos pretend to be as Jass on fisa stores. bui
sends the ALLOWING on rats "A Greensihs
girl. retiring At night. found rat In hef
room. She closed the door and started IN
wild pursuit. Of the creature about the room.
She was Just about 20 dsa il crushing
blow With the French heel of her shoe
when the rat took refuge in the spring o.
her esd. qniss out of her reach, well
she said. Il gusss after his expsrsnce %
wifi stsv where be has found he is safe. =
And then she went TRANQUILITY TO bed and
slept all night. and in the morning she GO
. terrier al Q neighbors, and the dog fer
reted out the rat and killed IT, There nave
be sble-bodisd masculine persons whs
have leaped madly out Of bed upon hsarin'
what they supposed 10 be mouse burrow
| ing in a mattress. You can't scare Green
| vile Girl with such triiiing thing as raj
bat if you only cry mouse. then the psni
4 Ia awful
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

Messrs. F. E. Bell and A =. Shaw. of
Chicago. we're IN the city yesterday on bus
mess. While here they cn5Oye1 spin To
PiainEeld and Reeds Lake. - guests OF the
Grand Rapids Bicycle Club. Both are ex-
pert wAssimen. and brought their wheels
with them
Fred Whitfield. who graduated at the
High school lasg week, has gone 10 MS
home in Rapid City. Dakota. de expects
% begin a collegiate course IN the FALL
Miss Della Hoskins. who graduated rpom
the High school last week. has gone TO be-
home in New York State. accompanied By
her mother aud sister.
Major McGurrin, OF this city. has been
apposn q ted Supreme Deputy OF the Knights
! OF 81. John, st the National conver Ion
he'd in louisville. ny.
Mrs. Ii. III. Ives, Mrs. Flumsrfelt and the
Misses Eva and Ella Travis have gone 10
Chsrievoix to spend the summer IN the
Ives cottage
| Rev. Henry UtterwicS. Of this city, de-
| liversd an Grafton az the annual meetins of
The alumni Of Hope College on Tuesday
| evening.
| Rev. John Graham has returned from
| Jackson, where be baptised grandson
| with water brought from the river Jordan.
Miss Nellie Bre yer aud Miss Nay Prat.
| returned yesterday from Dutton, where
they have been spending the past week.
Mrs. Leigh s. Lynch, who has been the
| guest OF Mrs. Lloyd Breeze, left yesterday
70 visit Mrs. w. W. Fowler, OF Niles
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II, Brezse left yesterday
10 spend the Summer with their daughter.
Mrs. A. G. Bowman. Of Petoskey.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Harris, OF Wenham-
ave-. have returned from . visit with
friends in Eaton Rapids.
wilbur Coddingtou, with George A. Hal
| 4 Co. hss gone 10 Kalamazoo for . weeks
visit with bis parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Kingman. OF Topeka
Kas, are in the city visiting Mrs. King
mans parents
Miss Nellie Carroll will go to Kalamazoo
to attend the State Musical convention or
Saturday next.
Miss Belle Bishop Dawes this morning
for Traverse City. where she viii spend tn
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Grand Pierce and family
leave today for their new home In Cynthi
ana, by.
, Miss Ellen Dean will leave today for Ver
mont. where she will spend the summe
| vacation.
A. Tabor. who is at Mt. Clemens for hi
, health. writes home that he Is improvin
! rapidly.
Messrs. w. J. Smith and s. II. Burrell. {
Z Sc. Louis are in the city buying furniture
, John A. Baker has been appointed post
; master az Ottawa Beach for the summer.
r A. MAYNARD goes to Sand Lake on tn
Fourth to assist Ia the celebration.
George Foster. Of the New York Star, Is |
Z the city. the guest Of y. l. Avery.
> Mrs. T. A. westherly left yesterday for
months visit at Lake Cnautauqua-
. Miss Mary Reddington has gone on
\ visit 10 Pullman and Chicago.
Il President w. o. Hughart has returns
, from bis trip 10 New York.
: Mrs. o. NJ. Dunbam has gone to Roche
ter, y. Y. % visit relatives.
4 Henry G. Levi, of Chicago. is the guest {
!. bis brother, /. G. Levi.
George W. Thompson will orate at Ker
= City. July 4.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

A pleasant evening wss speut in g.
Msrk Chspel last evening. and noisiih-
standing the inclemsnoy of the evening.
quite lsrss sadiencs uss present An sx-
ceilers unassrsl program ne was rendered.
ia uhseh Herman r. 6rusndler kindly fsg-
orsd the sudieuce vila a magnificent con-
oerto pisce On TIE p1sno. II. b. Ssynof snd
his eho:r gave soEas choiee selections. Tbs
Prssissentisl vots wss coafinaed TOE second
rights o.lio8 giving thirtY-swo majority for
Clevelsad and TburHaa. The entertain
nsut vii Be coatiBaei this snd toBaorro~
evening
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

nla Rstrs Hsai3 snd T. A. Hnniieen
we're nsrriec last evening a tbs res.dsnes
Of the brides psEenis. NJ. xna Ma Jos<pn
Head rs ksassse-svols cy Ihe Kew. Mar
eas Lane. Of Eysnstoc. III
Mis- Agnes +. wyncoop snd William 4
0sborss wsfs nAE<isa yeslsrony nornxns
by kss. Gknpb~i Far ~ IL kectefy q
ST. Marks church. osinx 70 tue Ieosn'
death Of the brides fzzher the vedainx sss
strictly private Mr.. and Mrs. 0sooTne ief'
on the laorning train fcr tEp % the Asr'
tbswn rosorlk
hiss Csrelis Hsekins and n. II. GLber'
vers msrr1ed last evening ~ O'Clock. q
2l2 Barclay ST, the Rev. L. IL. Brooks One
lzktng.
Miss Alice Lnesetter and David shiin
| day. . conpositor la ths effcs Of the i iELk
eKsn-HEkALB, we're married 9eeseta@,
| morning n -. Andrew . Csthstral
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28
VERY COMPLIMENTARY.

DIR. w. H. Ross. so thoroughly known
throughout Michigan and her sister states
as the friend of the sick, received a letter
from Il. X. Maltby. A. NJ. M. D.. Dean OF
the American Electric College of Cincin-
natl, offering him, or rather solicitons OF
his accepting chair in the lecture room 10
give lectures during the term OF school
next Winter.
The above, to say the least. is very com
plimentary to the doctor. but ss bis practics
is so rapidly increasing, he WAS forced u
declire
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28


Esixad n TIE kxz1 s1sr3-
kot .ikssssndlsx the unpissssst SssfAsr
Of yesterday afternoon the invitation Of
TIE Gxsnd Island Essors Association % ths
city effielzls. pFomissas citizens and press
representative. to take . ride on the nes
sEesa.sr sGrand Islznd. s~ seosDtsd ~
Aavor Weston. eleven out Of toe sfxtesn
alasrnsn. Cl<Ek k0@sf. Cay Attorney lay
Ior zad m4ny Others u the nuIace of apeut
nEsy. xho apoa assembling Al tn< tonnsl
room al 1-3O sad. considering tie ueALnsf,
concluded thaf
@Wsli bEsse the storm, q wont be lo2g
Vel anchor b. aid -
They took possession OF tbs Scrioner-st-
ears aad arrived st lhs new sLszmsfs dock
zcoat 2 O'Clock. the appointed time, bat
waited anot hsr half hour for his honor, the
navor snd when he came aboard tns Little
ersft xas PIT Immediately under weigh,
znd very pleasant trip Gas bad % GEznd
Island and return. stopping at the Soldiers
Home "a shs uD Trip.
Tue boat Was under the charge Of Capt.
| John Lacnsr and he made everything CON-
| Portable for hrs guests on ibis occasion.
| Mrs. seher and Miss Hense dispensed re-
irsshmsnts, znd the Trip MAS every way en-
| Ioyable.
Mayor Weston and all the Coansilmen
/ on board. after looking over the ground al
TIA island and viewing the grand sesnesy
| OF the route. agreed that il would maks
/ one Of the nnest Summer resorts IN ths
| vicinity Of Grand Rapids-perhsps not tnis
season bar smother season
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28
NOTICE.

The attention of all parties who are look
ing for place in which 10 locate manufac-
tories and other industries is called To the
village of Pincon ming. Bay county, Mich.
Good shipping facilities. nearness to an
abundance of timber and cheap fuel are Of
fered. The llsse is ip a fiourishiDg con
dition and TO good bona fide manufactured:
will offer good bonus. Address D. A
Mcdonnell, village clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

The Sidewalk o1 tae wsst side Of Ells-
worth-sve. bef~sen Oaks snd william
sss. = oov.-ss rTb ssft cay sas mad -
~ 5spsh of several iaensz Ths r~ssBt
r<iBs Ave wxs1ea the s6scent elsy
esnk down o.eo - T6e~sik. - rhss = .
Aimesf impssss5le On thst ss1s q tie
sereet
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

Edward p. Camp aud ElizaDesh J. rhomp-
son made bargain the second day OF June
to trade lots in the Fifth ward for property
in the Fourth ward. Camp made out bis
deed and paid ss4 on the contract. then
Mrs. Thompson backed out. Yesterday
Mr. Camp commenced a suit in chancery
against Mrs. Thompson 10 compel her &c
perform her part OF the contract
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

for voznx lsis-s wbo srs trcnhied rita
fr>rfk-s. rtnarse. mats snd ~ snd . -:
ssin gensrsiiy - aSe acasa psinfs or 1-y
po~3ers. fsx they only SAKE tie san iocs
eel fsr tke tire eef1x Ts ssws . eso5
rors Uieason vsa nasf es~e p7Ps htscld.
( - Salpsar Bssf<<. sd yssr sire yskl -
SIR ard esnpiexis~ ssny les ksk@
hsxxnRA
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

r. Ps-scns. While bostrzcfns ss ReeSi's
LAKE fss1 sunday. witk csptain Rsmi8w.
uatortncsuiy upset - sss1 seesnE thst
one 81 his rsssfngers Vas IN danger af
tna~nia4 Fsrssrs piuuEet lnrc ne vfid
wateFs 80 rescne bfu tr0m saEerY grave.
H psssenzeT eoweveF. eraw@t 20 - ate
to tska ~ - ainssesf sr, rarsoes canten q 4
bsussif ey 2vfnz hst and rescainz sa-
t4.sna
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28
Mr g I'd McWillisns fnrmerly with

Mr.. G. H. Mcwilliams, formerly with d.
]. Evans & Co., has taken a position with
Herrick & Randall. the Monroe street gro
GERS. Mac is q valuable addition to the
forces of that popular establishment and
his mrny friends viii doubtless be pleased
to find him there. as he had several years
experience in the grocery trade, and will
endeavor hereafter 70 see that the public is
well fed
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

The r,.teh s~txeen Jsek wsnrcp. the
Ensiisb pugiizst. Snd Jas. Feb ass been So
Id. TIE articles ef TIE challenge wsrs
rsu5e3 yesterssv. ssNs jim ui8 cous-
nnenos trsiBing pods4 st rs ne~ arn.
= nsle Isck VII tran AZ sae f.xe, rzsk-
frr - heszk.,ssrtsrs AZ Hnny Pairs Fhs
nli1 utl tsxs pssce scrae nnze earrx
TIE next nonkA sitAIs twenfv mfles of
Ersna Eseias.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28
Now WE HAVE

The pleasure of announcing to the public
generally that we have one of the finest. as
we'll as the largest assortments of fine AID
medium Furniture in Grand Rapids. and
also have the exclusive sale on the popular
Welch Folding Bed. Heaps Earth Closet
and the odd bedroom suites manufactured
by the Tripod Company.
CROCKETT Il HoPPrEs.
IL Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

The Street Railway Company viii run ex-
ira cars for the Old Settlers picnic, as fol-
lows without change:
Leave corner Hall and Ovision-sts.. a.
m: Seventh and Stocking SITS. $50 o. m;
West city limits on Bridge-st., 1000 a m;
Coit-ave.. 1880 a. m; Eighth ward from
Indians-st., $50 q. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

Dealers who claim that their preparations
are .'as good as Hoods Sarsaparilln-" BY so
doing admit that Hoods is the standard and
possesses peculiar merit which they try IN
vain TO reach.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

The Old Settler will hold their annual
picnic ut Reeds Lake on Thursday, the
18th inst, as previously stated.
By Order of the Com. Of Arrangement
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

LxzsIss, gane q Ta1rs14Fs cab IA ne
ezprsms CoaEf com ari s~a u.s. % t'. ~
lo5. l16. IL. 20. 10. AZ Ia > p
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

H. +. Burtch received a telegram from
Philadelphia yesterday to place Sl00 900 in
surance on Christ before Plate"
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

Take Kemp's Liver Pills for biliensnsss,
headache. ssllov eomplext0p. Price =
cents. Tibbs' drug store. Ie6 Aonroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

TIE - sIs~ - fhe - ros~ . sc1nir~a
By sdie< zoe - Ess.saas Csnpsex5or
2e~asr. EryA
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28

Cabinet Photos. finest finish, af Wykes
gallery, IS Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-28
our OFFICIALS OFF


Ths Mayer and cosaaasn cousssi' cz1s
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
The OnIyRemedies For The Skin
And Riocd Universally
COMMENDED

VIM. Il. -otten, 672 North Tenth ST.,
Philadelphia, reports that one of his
customers stated to him incidentally
q ct he was feeling SO well and had
ga cd twenty-se> on pCunGs in the last
yea all of which he attributed to
syst, matte course OF the CUTICURA RE-
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-13
A. wITHEREIL. G
40 AGENns>
q - -AND-- ~
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
E. G. MCCLELLAN
AL EST'A L e BROKERS.
Q A. wIrHERELL.

State Lands selected; and payments made contracts OIL
sci nccls, with great care and promltness.
Will make applications, and Proofs for mineral lard for IT,
Papers made for Homestead Pre-emption
Culture, Entries under other Acts of Congress.
Will agents for parties in selecting State Lands, at
tend to them in the Land Office until patented
Will attend contested suspended in the T.
Office.
The Senior member of this firm is an Attorney Law
Register of Office, and has
experience in handling and u S. Lands.
Junior member has had nine experience o. s. Land
and Mineral Deputy Surveyor
thoroughly selected
purchasing State Land than other in tn
office, Elku New p O. Address, box Sc Elko
Nevada
Office first door East of Bullion Exchange Bank Car
City, New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-13
SORES ON NECK.

Cnes Brady, SOmerville. Mass. who
refers to DIR. j. Wood, druggist of that
city, certifies TO a wonderful cure OF run
ming sores on the neck which had been
treated dy hospital physicians without
cure, and which yielded completely to
the CUTICUI,A REyEDIYS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-13
CURED BY CUTICURA.

My skin disease, which resisted sew
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They surpassed my most sanguine ex.
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j. G. ARENTRUE,
VINCENNES.-IND.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-13
KNOW IT'S VALUE

All Of your CUTICURA REAEDIES give
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especially Recommend for the dis
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-13
CUTlCURA ABROAD

Through q home-returned Norwegian
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-13

All orders left 1t tho OLD STAND
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THE POET POWERS

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Anyone ying ~ -ctter, stating his symp-
toms aEu age. Communication strictly conf
Dental ais
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-13
HOLSTEIN FRIESIANN
Stop! Think! Investigate!
LAKE SIDE sTOCKFARM. has

THE ONLY COW
That has given 26O2l lbs 2 of milk in year
THE ONLY FOUR-YEAROLD
that has given $4,000 lbs in year.
THE ONLY TWO-YEAR-OLD
that has given 1884 lbs 13 ozs in year
THE ONLY HERD OF NATURE COWS
that has sverased IL, 1856 lbs. in year.
THE ONLY HERD OF TWOYEAROLDS
that has averaged II, 400 lbs ozs year
THE ONLY TWO-YEAR-OLD
that made Is lbs. 8 nf butter one week
THE ONLY HERD
in which 81 twoyearods have averaged
ii
SIX COWS IN THIS HERD
have averaged II lbs. of n week
TWENTY-THREE COWS IN THIS HERD
have averaged Is lbs ozs. of butter week
Lakeside StOcE Farm bus also the finest stud OF
CLYDESDALES IN the State.
send for Catalogue giving full records
SMITHS, POWELL & LAMB,
SYRACUSE NY,
QUEEN,
aref 'front.'