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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-03-19
CHRYSANTHEMUMS.
Tbs Finest Varieties from Long List Of Sorts
These ere tho Finest Ia Each Color:

Tbs Finest Varieties from Long List Of Sorts
These srs tho Finest ia Each Color;
Gloriosum Very early large double, lovely
golden yellow, "a beauty. ....-..... l5o each
NJ Farir "A splendid silvery pink, reheNed
petals, airy looking SOS -. -. lOc eaeh
Timbal d. Argent;-White outer petals long,
center short and star-,hapsd, ths hnet of
the Anenione sorts ...., s..-... 90. lee eacn
Belle Panl;-Larga looae lowers, white tipped
blush, an elegant sort ........ lOc earh
Axiins ;-YellJw and bronze red, blooms In
bouquets, lasts month 80. zee. los each
Tub lsrum Long, needle-like petals, white
tipped pink, lasts well and Is the mot use
ful ... ..........,.. ....,.. .....' lac each
Moonlight; -Qu'to late, pure white, very don'
Bile one ~ thu best whites ....... los each
Princess Meletia;--ta PnmpOne,) white withA
blush shading. forms beautiful round balls on
long stems ................. co.. l5c each
Hamct;--A beauty. large and double, the out
or petals are white, the center ones bcauti
full cream color, lasts well and altosethsr
ono Of the best. io' eu',h
We mail this collection upon receipt OF 81
For prices on other flowers and foliage plants
please submit your list TO us. We viii return
Ii BY frat mail. Our stock OF Roses, Gerani-
ums, Chrysanthemums, Hellotropes, CArna-
tions, Coleus, Tubsroses, Dahlias, and every
thing else in the line is complete. and we can
give you figures as low M any other first class
nnwering plants can be grown for.
W.w.uRNDRlX, Florist,
Mar.l9 Bowling Green, ny.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-03-19
FARMERS!

/ can do your repairing and fur.
nish you with new wagons and
plows at prices that will suit you.
Call on me at my new shop ON 18th
street, just above Foulks' coal yard.
j. j. AUSTIN.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-03-19
CREAM OF NEWS.
A Baby Found.

A dead baby, newly born, wa'
found In sn old cistern in the rear OF
n lot on Campbell street, Saturday
Coroner Bell held an inquest, but
failed to flnd anybody who claimed
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-03-19
Crofton Still Dry.

A petition containing $50 names
about three fourths of the voters, was
presented TO Judge Winfree from the
Crofton district Saturday asking that
license be refused 10 would-be liquor
sellers In the district. There were
two applicants and they were &C
cordingly refused license by the
County Judge.
An Unsatisfactory Change.
The Nashville accommodation will
after next Sunday start from Earring
ton instead OF this place and make
that town Its laying over place. II
will leave Darlington about 3 80 a. MI
pass here about 8 o'clock and again
al about s 80 p. III. ON returning. The
time table will DO announced later.
DR.. Rodman viii Retire.
DIR. James Rodman, who has been
Superintendent of Western Kentucky
Lunatic Asylum for twenty-six years,
will retire from Office at the expira'
ton of his term, April 20. lie is not
an applicant for disappointment. 1t
Is more than probable that his sue
cessor will be DR.. Barton w. Stone,
who has been first assistant physician
In the Institution for nearly twenty
years.
Cut His Man.
An old feud had existed between
Jim Broadus and Lucian Thompson,
both colorsd, for some time, and
about IL o'clock Saturday night they
met on the stairway in the Postell
Block when difficulty was the re-
suit. In the round Thompson sue
ceeded in cutting Broadus In the left
side, making an ugly and very serious
wound. DIR. Lillsrd, COL, dressed
the wound Of the injured man.
Thompson made his escape and had
not been arrested at last accounts.
A Drummer in Trouble.
J. IL. Creighton, drummer for Q
Cincinnati buggy house, was before
the County Judge yesterday charged
with stealing bracelet at Green
VILE, from tho valise of w. L. Neal
another drummer, who lives al
Princeton, Ky. Neal alleges that
Creighton got hold of his valise
through mistake and returned 1t Ia
him at Princeton after taking out the
bracelet, and that he had him arrest
ed and searched and recovered the
bracelet, which is valued at $40
Judge Winfrss held Creighton ovel
under $500 bond.
M. FranksTs Sons Opening.
According TO previous announce
ment, NJ. Frankels Sons Grea
Spring Opening came of Saturday
and TO say "it was simply grand
does not fully express it, as this oc
casion was the grandest of the grand
For the past few weeks this firm hal
been busy opening and placing theil
mammoth stock of clothing and
shoes preparatory to making this dis
play, unequaled before, and large
crowd rewarded their efforts Satur-
day, by their presence. The rooms
were decorated in handsome styl'
under the supervision Of Mrs. Annie
Holland. The Frankel boys star
out In this new line of business undel
the most favorable auspices and W.
predict for them largo trade, as they
50 justly deserve.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-03-19

The annual report of the Western
Asylum, the substance of which was
given by the KENTuoKrAN last jan
uary, has been issued In pamphlet
form from the public printers office.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-03-19
Farm For Rent.

My farm at Beverly containing
400 acre., will be for rent for a term
of yesrs, parties desiring information
should address at once.
b. W. OWSLEY,
lIopkinsville, Ky.
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NEW FIRM.

The undersigned, successors to the
late firm of Richards & Green, of the
cred Front Grocery" respectfully
solicit the patronage of the public at
their stand, corner of Ninth and Vir-
ginia. Everything in the grocery
line at bottom prices. With thanks
for past favors we are
Very Respectfully.
GREEN Il NOURSE
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-03-19
SPECIAL LOCALS.

WANTED at $40 per month and
expenses paid, a few good statesmen
to sell Nursery Stock. Steady en-
ployment the year round TO success
full statesmen. Address, with refer
ences, d. II. PATTY, Nurseryman,
Geneva, N. Y.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-03-19

FITs.-All Fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No Fit after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
81 90 trial bottle FREQ 70 1T cases. Send TO DR..
Kline, 93i Arch st., Phila. Pa.
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National Fertilizers.

have just filled my house and
will keep full supply on hand OF
National Fertilizes for Tobacco, Corn,
Wheat, Oats, Meadows and vegeta-
bles. Remember, have no travelling
statesmen to be paid out of the farm
ers' pockets. Office with J. IL. An
derson u Co., No. l. Glass Corner.
ID. A. TANDY, Agt.
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IAEPLEAEENTS.

Corn Planters and Check Rowers Drills
Seeders Choon Seeer Wslace Seed
aow Iron Duke IIarrows Wood Sterling
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-03-19
FLOWS.

We have in stock two carloads of STEEL CAST AND CHILLED
FLOWS Special attention is invted to the Ieman
Bloun rue Pows
We keep full line Of REPAIRS of all pows
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-03-19
Excelsior Planning Mills
Wagon Factory!
SEEDS.

FIELD SEEDS of all kinds such Clover Blue Grass Timothy
Orchard Grass Northern OATS Red Top Rye Peas
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slvNsystlsi t'EE, CO,
100000 TO LOAN.

am prepared to make loans in sums Of
81 900 or more at Iper cent came to be secured
by frat mortgages on real estate worth double
the amount OF tho loans.
HENRY j. sTITFs,
ATTORNEY
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zARNESS-
We full complete line of Wagon
Harness. Collars Hames Traces Breast Chains Back Bands
Robes, Whips &c, at prices to suit the times
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

The Queen of the Lakes is expected
down Saturday. Tie season VAL prob
ably open on the 10Th.
The rumored unpieasantncss about
the boats does not promise 10 be serious.
Ii appears that since Holland people
want the c. y ". NJ 80 sell tickets
only to Holland, and let passen-
gers take their chances there, which the
G. X ". NJ. refuse very properly tO DO,
and Will continue, a heretofore, to selI
through tickets 10 the Beach. The sea
SON promises 10 be a busy one.
Major Long, who has been down %
Ottawa Beach with las wife and
daughter and Misses Emma and Maggie
Long, OF Sheldon street, returned home
last night. He reports a vigorous house
cleaning by the new landlord Of the
Ottawa Beach Hotel, Mr.. McDuficy,
who evidently means business. Many
OF the old Grand Kapidans have
already engaged rooms for the sum
mcr. The sand has dr.fted bad y dur
ing the winter. In fIcnt of Or. stevens
cottage it has partially covered the
lower steps, and in front Of G.. H..
Longs cottage nature has done some
desirable grading 10y domoLshing the
necessity for two different sets of steps.
G. B. Judd's cottage is having the roof
put on; It Is going 10 be q daisy. The
Lizzie Walsh Is Transporting passengers
from and TO Holland, and the Ottawa
Beach Hotel is feeding occasional
cY1qSfS
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
A Nut WiithLotS Of Meat init!
Faa gTfEi @sgHT Of GaGi8 RAPIDS 1 uClHT TO calrE

Every Garment purchased from US is
made IN Grand Rapids. Every dollar for
labor is left with the laboring people of
Grand Rapids, instead of being sent East.
Every customer becomes a sharer in the
profits, as we save one profit, the manufac-
turers, and the consumer gets the benefit
of the same.
Every Garment we sell we guarantee
frst-class in regards to quality, fit and
workmanship Everyone pays the same
price for the same garment
All goods marked plain-no marking
up goods in order to reduce price Our
every day regular prices always as low as
the so-called Slaughter Sale prices of other
merchants.
Our immense sale of Suits, Overcoats,
BOYS Suits and Chldren's Suits testites to
the popularity of our Clothing, and the
confidence manifest in our statements.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

II people wish 10 live well together. they
must not bold too much logic. ana suppose
that every thing is 20 be settled br SUI
hcieut reason. Dr. Johnson saw this clear
IL with regard 90 married people. wheu ne
said: "Wrctched would be The pair above
al names of wretcaedDoss who should be
doomed 10 ADJUST by reason. every morn
ing. ali the minute details ~ domestic
day" Bat the application should be- much
more general than he made t. There IS no
time Tor such reasoulugs. anc nothing ihat
Is worth them. And wLcE ve reccIlert
acw two lawyers. cr two poltlc.aus can e.
on contencirr. ard that there s. 30 end a.
0ue-si1ei reasoning on any subject. we
shall not Do sure fha. sgch contention is tbe
best mode fer arr wing attr0th. Bat Il is
not the way to arrive 81 good temper.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
CARELESS WARRANTS



Prank ias.a, charged With keeping
AIS saloon open after hours. waived
examination Yesterday morning, aud
Nss held 60 the superior eour1 1of tTi4i.
ls.sac Neti, two eases; Duncan MclHnes,
tsso cases Tom O'Donnell, Jas Burke
ana Thomas Porter, also waived exam
inaUon assd were held lo the present
term of tAe superior court Tor triai.
Several cases of saloon men which
have been sent a. lhe superior col,lt
are "A danger of iselBg dismissed oA
technical pNut IAe complaints were
made oat by Prosecutor knappen,. on
MaN ~ on Tas osta ~ lfeti. Nuo0tssek,
a0a were sani a. police headquarters
10 have the Warrants made Out
3he warrants. Nfueh welt made out
~ CLERK Jacob Joifusln nudts the
dirnlious 81 superintendent Eastman,
are dated be- 2sln, aud read ''on = COM
Eannt tGls aav sworn "a. IL n
claimed that til.s yarlanoe ia dates Is
iaial defect.
The judge may rule that the tech-
nlcul point mahs- no aiicuact, hut Z
may tae means 81 killing what arc
salt o. be gapI eases.
SuptrnlesdrI Eastman said last
ngUt tnal 80 lot- as tAt date 0n winch
tAe oieuse ls alleged a. have hoon COM
united ls tAs same 10 the warrant and
complaint, taf Warrants ia the
casos are aH right He saws
that the date, are alwsss left thst
Way when thc Warrant j. made on
date later than ihe complaint.
Prosecuting Attorney STUART SAID that
although he did not consider the mat
Ter fatal - lile eases, vet II the cases
should he carried up 10 "a higher court
that point would be brought up al
along. and he d.d not know hUi 4
nnghl Xii the C4ses.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
FOR JoHNsrowN.


l S@rlo&a 81 Ooaas Colloctsa fron ear
Merchants NessoFsszs
j. t. Maters- John n. Hannen. Flva
H. Eal, Esd Al3gaA. Pred ClArk
Ma A. Gaan and ~. IL NoHren
organized themse Ives .ata 3 soliciting
committee yesterday ana startea ORA
Tor tae purpose of collecting &oats sas
sor the JcAl-ssopn sl1ttnrs. The tity
Mas dlElded into districts, and e.leh
party went wita q larry Il coolest the
donations ~ they wen5 along. ia ih.s
way they coAe,ted nearly a carload.
They NIL continue the Work io3ay.
and the q. T. 4 L., which has stationed
two or t4ree c4is 0n s.ae track Tor
theiI use, Wlll forward ihe goods free
~ charge lu addition 10 the d0uaUa aas
obtained mere, several of lil0 gentle
nlen have uasea and ordered 4 ear
load 20 poiatoE,. winch are Uxpecteti e.
80 ioINara today Anyone Who has
been 0kegi0akes and desires a. Ooulrl-
p4se may iele. .ilone % any of the cpIu-
nttee, and Wa receive pmmM
atteuUon. Following r ia of
those who contributed YESTERDAY
lioose man, lOuualy 4 Jones. Augt,
heIpoishemer * co., r. T. kl0deI a
Co., Austtad n loim. liberal quaint
tees of DRY goods aild clothing, braQ- = 81
HeTrsk, Miller a. a. hear0. John kYn-
berg, L4Barron a Cobb. Bert huna. -.
x. Parr sh, groceries, Gunu Hardware
Company, ten kegs ol mails; Eaton =
Bee live, shoes aud dry goods. thlesen
x BroggeT shoes; Watkins Bros, lish
q. Eslos, john T.. Greg, groceres; 81.
&. Barber a Co, tea; g.. II. Det5r.sat ,
groceries; q. b. Dressier, meat; J.. T.
Blake, hlllyer q Gates, groceries J. =.
J.. Cheney, boots aud shoes; Ilnkemul-
der Bros, groceries; Philip Graham,
flour and groceries; b. =. Harris,
toX * Son, Carroll Bros. groceries
l. NJ Clark & SON, Ball, Barnhart n
Putman. Omcy, Shields 4 Co, Amos =.
Mussclman 4 Co., Hawkins, Perry a
CO., Lemon, Hoops q Petcrs. hetNA
contributions OF groceries, kldee
Bertsch 4 Co. two cases boots and
shoes: .. f. Brown Milling Company
Noight Milling Company, Valley thy
Milling Company, -four; VIM. Sears a
CO.. twenty barrels crackers; Mcscicy
Bros, produce; Jno. Mohrhard, Grand
Rapids Packing and Provision Com
pany, l.. r. swift q Co, ". Steele
packing Company, pork and meats,
Caswcll Bros, jenkins Il Frost, j. G..
Lehman, Hour.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
CEMETERY STATISTICS.
Figures Cleaned Prom the Report Of tho
commissioners.

The ANNUAL report of the Cemetery
Commissioners. submitted % the coun-
Cd Monday night, gives the following
stvlisiics; Al the Valley CITY cemetery
there was on hand june ], lsSs,
sl65s.60 in cash, and there was re-
ceiyed from al sources during the year
the sum Of s6s5g TINS included
S5l2i.95 for the sale Of ga lots, which
would make an average of So6.la per
lot; digging graves. $462, use oi vault,
sIl3. etc. The eKpend taros were
S57l9.0i, including slGs2.2s for labor.
For oak Hill cemetery, the receipts
were s571.50, including $500 for lhe
sale of 35 lots, an average Of 500 per
lot; the expenses were S40)0g2. mclud-
ing 5000 paid on the contract 10 y. ".
Northrop.
Grccnwood-Toial receipts. sl5S6.50,
including the sale Of Is lots for s6gs
an average Of of s3s.77 per lot. the ex-
penses were sl359.57. The rocapltuia-
ton shows total receipts, inClud ing
money on hand, 10 bc $40, o,925.7l dis
bursements, S,o5s.5S, leaving 8 balance
on hand of Sls6f.Is.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
FREE ENTERTAINMENT.
FrogramHforZth- II. AIphonsus societ,
This Evening.

froCramHf the >t- Aiphonsus Society
This Evening.
This evening, beginning al s O'Clock,
the 81. Aiphonsus temperance societies
wll give free entertainment al Fim's
Hall, Oh plaiufcid avenue. 4 general
invitation is extended to All who are
interested in the program, and persons
to take part. The following is The pro-
gram.
PART !.
Opening objectj OF theIS0ciety-
President n. ~hamahan.
Piano dUet--'l.a Baladine"-Mis A. and
Recilailon-~rhe Testal Board Miss Fior-
Xocsi .lnet--0. Tel Is. Merry Birds
n sses Lulu and Belle Baker.
Reading g-Scicction-hiss Matte Fox.
PART .
Solo and chorus-''~wrct Ginning Bells
Nj sses Lulu and Belle Baker and 81 Aiuhousus
Eeading-"The Druukard's Soiiloouy7 y7-Mas-
ter stephen Minogue.
Sone-'The Drunksrd's Chiid"-Niss Mabol
taiion-~Briar Rose and RAP Van Win
kic'-Nlss Alice Hrfrol.
Piano solo-"Der Frefschutz Miss Kate
Essay y- "The Growth OF NONSENSE Miss
Lydia 4. Edwards.
Chorls-"The flag Of ireland Free"-st
! AlphouSus Choir.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
NO ONE BLAMED,
But the Elevator which Killed Jesse
NoaCrc Was Not safe.


The verdict OF the coroncr's jury in
the case Of the accidentaldeath of Jesse
Noacre, returned the following verdict:
Jesse Noacrc came 20 his death in
the NcMullin block, No. % South DIV
sion-st., yesterday, while attempting 20
get on the elevator in said block, and
when SAID elevator was under motion
he attempted - get on and slipped,
when It caught hm and broke BIS neck.
We, the jury, tind from tho evidence
that the deceased was to blame for try
ing to get On the elevator under motion,
and that the sand elevator was not prop
crly guarded 10 prevent such an acci-
dent. We recommend that man bo
placed in charge OF said elevator ia the
future"
Deceased was - years OF age.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
JONES CoNFEssEs.
Fred w. Jones Admits That lie Stole .
Horse at Watersliet-

Horse al W atfFHiFt
Fred ". Jones, the young man ar
rested hy Patrolman Quigg Tuesday,
for beng drunk, and who was thought
10 be- thc man wanted in Boruen county
for horse stealing. confessed - Captain
Johnson and officer Naher Yesterday
that hc stole tbe horse and buggy
from place about one mIle from
Naterrlsf, in BeTloD county, and took
Il % Holland. whore ho pawned the
buggy and thc harness for q watch and
some small articles Of jewelrv.
lie then brought tho horse - James
town. and disposed 81 ~ state8 yes
t4rday. Tho ease against Hm tor bong
drunk was ad5aurned yesterday, and
De VII probably take trp s0aB 70
Materviict.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

OF the Grand Rapids Loan, building and
Homestead Association.
At a meeting of the Grand Rapids
Loan, Building and Homestead Asso-
ciation, tine following officers were
elected: Joseph Houseman. :. j. Os-
good, A. i. Yerox, EdWm Hoyt, Jr.,
A.. Amborg, II. Pcitcrsch aud II. Press
'crg. After the election of directors
tlo following officers were elected Tor
tho ensuing year. President, Joseph
Uou-enan. Wee Pro don't, =. J. o.
good; Secretary. a. l.. lorx, Treas
Grer, Edwin lloyt. Jr., and Attorney.
81. -. Hou-tman.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

FOR THE
Ladies and Children !

That IS what We propose to give them,
IN this way: 1t has been the topic of
the ladies for some time, that We have
the most elegant line OF CHILDREN'S IS
FINE STRAW HATS ever seen in
Grand Rapids. For style and beauty
they have never been equallcd. We
realize however, that We have too many
OF them and propose to sell them at
once, and the one way 10 accomplish
this Is TO give the picnic" namely.
sell these Hats ut the same price that
we paid for them; or in other words.
without profit. We seldom sell goods
on tins principle, but shall make this
sale an exception 10 the rule.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
TO THEIR AID.
Carr Being Londed with Clothing snd
Provisions.

Several cars have been set ASIDE by
the -. r. a. in theif yards here Tor
ihe purpose Of sending any articles %
food or clothing for fbe relief of the
pcunrylvania sufferer The cars are
beng rapidly hled with goods. and
off ~ fit'4o VIII soon l,e sent on tne
road.
The contributions beng collected hy
w q. Hs,gbart are coming ia quite
tasrf ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06


In thls cause. IS apuear' " fram afidavtf a1
n3s, thef fH~ tefandanf Caroline oimP-nn IS
not a resident st sass -rste. hHf IS rrs
cf tsarif Province ~ enfsria. i1 the liarlu .on
Of GlFiA t1at Being one at f1r 81
Provinces ef north ller.aa- dH mrtnl n -
II frer m. hswpi.liaalfs - isff7r. II Is
orlered rhat The sffear ranrr 81 said a1nrs
aent defendant Carol 1e sim @8r. D. entered
herei1 wifaln four mi macrh- f-an Gre ttfs GO
ms 1riar and in rasf af 1er tnresr7-re She
cause her s7cer - fnf hI.i ~ rar1 li1fHt % be-
d'et sad a cnrv t8ereut 60 tf SERVED an Che
garfulainanr Solicitor Isl 'ffin twenty ass
afrer the service ca alfu ~ q copy ef sara
ant notice 81 ttls artef Hnt 8~ t@fnr .sart
81 ssff riE Wit ao rfSfu - Hna .te-t -t.t
non -resf fsnf Defendant. Ana II
de-~t fhsf Wirhin rwFafg faVs rte trwaitsa
AR cause nef.ea ~ rhfs rrifr te - .~r
~ fhe ertHa Rapid Telegram Herald a.af
rnnsr rfiatec. rr sheet ana E.ra.aftI- e
- county arf rl1f saIa 7ra ta rn re el
rfnflrH rerra.r .nra H fHr f
uses- ~ Succession fr r11r hs rnIse cops ~
fff- sr-tsr 20 .e 7fr-ar,t -fFot rn ~fIt asn
resIfarf teIsr rtarf ff Pa rars ra rr-
fh. t.lae te,,ge arssrficat lnr Efr appearance.
MH rNA IIa
F~srrfort. rng7 .'rsi- -HeH a-t entered ev Ife.
caf.srers i H sFr l-sFer
far--rv HanOial t1r=
CanSsLF'.s i b savzr. Rerster
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
DR.. LeDuc's Periodical Pills.

From Paris France. act only upon the geuer-
atiye organs In females and positively cure
suppression of the mensts Grom Whatever
cause. and all periodical troubles peculiar to
women. A safe. reliable remedy. sure 20 pro-
mote menStruation. should not De used dur
IN. pregnancy. The large proportion of ilis fo
which ladies are liable Is the direct result of a
diSorGercd or irregular mensi iruation. Any
druGgist s. An PfLL CoHPANY Pros. Spencer.
iowa. q. i. Hanu, ll6 Canal ST.. Grand Rap
ids M!ch.. supply Agent.
ROBERT STEVENS i CO.. Wholesale Agents.
Chicago. III.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
THE MEETING TOMORROW.

Probability - a Large Attendance an"
fs.r.r.us fkesponse.
TIE Ctxafl. meeting - ieu ~ tiis
m v0T tomorrow evening ~ fai7t i'iis
and dev'se nfcars for fbo rtiiei ~ t'f
Johnetows sufferers wis. no dpufi' re
largely attended Nue1 int'5t-i e
sHena p fae mstfof ~ org fth
snf a- -0u 81 there ls 81 authpI
Taie chanua provided taf ft7i'
t. Csc call far ad vii ~ generous aiio
ss.,.r.fEr
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
: NCoLN HOUSE, ss Spring 81

q ssss 81 50 Dsy Ecuss n Nich. Good
= s-srs --r-a ,-sr sA a-sk- ssF s-i 81
1nrfe ress t-1 A ezra hor7r ar r-sss'e1ss
- r-lfrna.s 1esS DNnkeA, Proprietor
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

GS-A Special Train will leave Union depo' at
5 a. m. arriving IN Lansing at lU;ij n. m. he
tirand Rapids at lO:l3 p In.-neariy Il hours
at the Capital.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
G.. w. PRINDLE, VI. ID
OFFICE 5 CANAL sTREED

over Westlake's Drug Store. Room Z. Grand
Rapids. Mich. ONCE hours. l0 q. IN. 70 i IN. to
p. M. and 20 9 evenings.
Residence No. 10 CIinton,st.. Phone 5OG.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-03-28
BOYS COMPOSITION ON
GIRLS.
Carthage Blade.)

Thu following amusing COM
position written by some one of
the smart youth Of Carthage,
and which was doubtless inten-
ded to De read at school, was
picked up on the street last
Friday by a Blade reporter:
Girls is strange animals, not
so big as their mamm'as, least
ways they aint till they get
grown. Most Of them awful
stuck up and wears bussels and
cossets. Their bussels is some
times bigger'n they is, and |
never could see no good in'em,
cepten to set down on. Girls
thinks they is mighty smart
and they get grown at y, and
chews chewing gum and looks
sorter like a COW chawing hel
cud. Some girls is pretty and
some is ugly, mostly ugly. Ru1
all of them think they is pI city
and puts on airs and powder;
and paints and wants to ge
married. Girls aint got mucl
sense cause they loves boys an(
boys don't care nothing bou
them. Pm mighty glad [ ain
a girl cause they can't go il
swimming and have fun lik
boys. And this is all / no abOu
girls cept my girl, and she's
daisy"