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Paw Paw savings Bank

Capital $5O,OOO.OO Fw. SELLIcK, Pres,
K. A CRANE Vice Pres, JOHN w. FREE,
Cashier. Board of Directors,
j.. WooDMAN, GEO. +. BRECK,
JOHN LYLE. WILLIAM LYLE,
JOHN w. FREE, w. X. SELLICK,
f. w. SELLIoK, WILLIAM j. SELLIoK,
EDGAR A. CRANE. 1836ly
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Agent for some of the oldest Fire In
surance Companies in America.
Office over Averys store. 6tf
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The willard House Barn.

AS 10-cent hitch-in and sale stable
Don't leave your teams standing ont in
the weather" any more.
1S04tf SAGE Bros.
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Fine Tailoring.

Go to Miller, the fashionable tailor,
for fine suit of clothes. Rooms in
Longwell block, Paw Paw, Mich. 3Stf
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Tor Sale or Rent

The house and lot formerly occupied
by JAS. A. Leach, on the west side OF
the river. Inquire of
93tfl JOHN |. BRECK.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
PAW PAW.
ESTABLISHED 1865.

Cdpltal. ......,... -. .olVo,VOo
Surplus and Undivided Profits. 1900
Additional Liability of Stockholders 100000
+. SMITH, +. +. PARKS,
President. Cashier.
A general banking business transacted.
Interest Paid On Certificates Of be-
pOsft ls2sy
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City Buss.

Orders for private houses should be
left at the Post Office. We never miss
the train. g. +. BUTLER, Prop. 52tf.
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C, w.C.Y. Ferguson. u. ID. -.
Dental ParlOrS.

NIlYYO Dental Parlors.
Painless extraction of teeth by the
use of Nitrous Oxide Gas.
Single extraction, twenty-five cents!
Special attention given to the preser-
vation of the natural teeth.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Rooms over Savings Bank, Paw Paw,
Mich. lS32ly
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Bert T.. Bryar.

Go to Shaefer's studio for frames and
easels. 7tf
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For Sale, Rent, or Exchange.
An acre of ground with good house
and barn in Paw Paw. For fticulars
call at this office. lS35tf.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
|. r.. WbnIen. VI. ID.
MILLS. Osborn n Goss.
Lawyers.

Office, Paw Paw; associate office,
Kalamazoo, Mich. Mr. Goss will be i'm
his office Monday afternoon and Tues
day of each week. A j. MILLS,
j. w. OSBORN,
1723-tf o. A. GOss.
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ERGGiferS,
Blazers
NGVllaPkGtS
and PlQShGS.

the front with line of the most magnif
Jackets that it has been pleasure
show our friends and patrons These goods all pur
chased early and carefully selected that have
hesiancy in recommending them all purchasers.
These goods carry in all the different grades and
styles will be shown in the large cities If you do
to invest in high priced garment give
you very small that is not only stylish, but
durable and Carrying many distinct stocks
whatever you desire in any department
sell you lower figure and give you better value for
your money than any house doing business in this section
of the great State of Michigan Intending purchasers of
the above will be right royalty welcomed store and
will consider it a privilege to allow show you
through.
Having many different styles and prices will not
attempt describe them here but wait until hon
ored with your presence when will entertain you to
the best of ability
w. j. SELLICK & SON.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

''No. Q, fire." is given A shot of the
same size and weight as its predecessor
speeds over the bay and the cut and
lands upon the target hundreds OF feet
above them.
The dust caused by this shot has
hardlyrisen when the officer in command
orders No. 10 fire. 1t Is the eight
inch rifle gun. The cadet at her lam
yard shuts his eyes, throws his weight
forward and pulls the string. The gun
cracks like a huge rife. She sends
over the water a solid conical shot
weighing one hundred and eighty
pounds.
''No. 4. flreI' Is the next order. 1t Is
the thirteen-lnch mortar. She spouts
fame like volcano. and vomits a shell
weighing two hundred and sixteen
pounds II flies into the air above the
smoking crater and is seen by every
eye In mounting the heavens it de-
scribes a parabola and finally begins to
fall into tho depression on tho top which
gives the mountain its name Crows
Nest Before it disappears it explodes,
filing the air with cap of smoke,
which expands and hangs over the nest
for minute or moro.
Nos. and 6 are eight-inch rifles. The
pointed shot sped from their mouths
strike the target spiteiully, and damage
its face.
The six pieces IN this one round have
landed over 200 ponds OF iron upon
the mountain by the use OF 1G4 pounds
Of powder. The spectators strewn over
the bill in tho rear are thrilled with
admiration and wet with perspiration.
The cadets continue az work, however.
without regard TO the heat Tho gun
ners sight their pieces with the utmost
care. using their caps to shield their
eyes from the sun. Several bulls eyes
are made.
After more rounds are fred singly an
order to fro by platOons is given Il is
done in a trim way. Each lanyard IS
pulled TO the fraction OF a second. and
tho reports are simultaneous. A fGint
breeze watts the smoke 90 the right.
and the three huge projectiles are seen
flying over tho cut like . small covey OF
quail They pour upon tho target en
massc. and wipe away much Of its face.
With the second platoon the mortar Is
fred. Tho huge black she'll arises with
such force and on so great curvo that
IL passes over tho top OF the mountain,
and is lost 20 view. But the report Of
ia explosion far away IS heard. and tells
that it has done IS work. Twice is the
platoon firing repeated
Tho rays OF the sun are hotter than
ever when tho command. by battery
fire." is heard. The six monsters belch
in unison. and over sixteen hundred
pounds of iron are sent over the bay in
one discharge. The she'll from the
mortar mounts ths heavens above the
solid shot and again expl0des on the
rim of The Crows Ncst The ro-
verborations % the reports from the
platoon guns were startling. but these
are simply terrific
At the close Of the 6ring the cadets
fall in lire, mount the bill and return
to the barracks IN charge u their SER
geants. Al hour later they are rushing
over the esplanade a. double quick.
after dress parade. An hoDr after that.
however. afrer the sun IS down and The
evening star shines ever the Grows
Nest they appear upon Filtration walk
carrying psrasols and wra7 7s and paying
loving attention 10 their fair partners.
AMOS J. CUwvIxss
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

ulazzles u tie ruas Here they are
seized, turned ia1s tAs g1ns s11
Fr.uned home. There IS no solfasion-
Every thing moves ike cloe6N0rk-
Eaeb cadet knozs hfs Place sn4 per
fcruls his dsty silently Snd zlertly.
Whea tie guns are loaded the com
uand IN battery Is heard TIE wheels
reYolye as by magic, and tne snous q
each piece peers over tie p2FapeL Al
are throxn out q gear. 50 as 20 hold
tasm steady under q recoiL A. the or
der ARA. thsy are raised and lowered
By = raehst az the breecb. and thrown ~
the right OK left on the chassis. accord
ing 70 the COMMAND Of the gunner. TIE
gunner himself tights gae piece.
TIC frietion-primer is Inserted In the
yenL 4A1 every thing made ready. Then
comes the ordeFf Detachment % the
rear-maFch As precautionary
measure against the bursting Of q gun.
the cadets abandon the battery while the
guns are being dred- One cadet 20 each
gun, however, remains tie stands upon
the earth below his gun. lanyard in
hand. facing 70 the rear. right foot for
ward
The batteV Is now readyfOr work.
In a clear voice the eoHmansaa1 shouts:
NO !. hrel'
liame streams from the mouth OF the
great smooth bore on the rigdI The
report is deafeRing. and the qua is hidt
den In a cloud OF smoke. IL was aimed
81 target painted upon a rook on
Crows Nest. 2. 100 va rds away. As thf
smoke rolls 20 the tight those Ia linf
with the gun see q 10 huge round SHOP
weighing i50 pounds sailing over deet
cut made by the West Shore railroad.
A second later IL strikes some teet
above the huge white target chipping
the rock and throwing up = cloud OF
dust
Az the same instant West Shore ex-
press train rounds the point OF the
mountain and dashes along the shore Of
the upper bay. She is lost In the cut
this side of tho target when the order.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

battery stands upon q low shore facing
the Crows Nest The day vas saltry.
Hardly D breath OF air was stir
ring The sun beat hot upon
the bosom u the Hudson It's rays were
reflected from the surface OF the river
- TIE shofe. ineressing IL possible the
heat In the battery. A firing drill had
been ordered AZ four o'clock Here Is
the picture;
The great guns stand, black and
grim. near the bay washing tho feet
OF the dark green mountain known as
the Crows Nest Storm King is ost-
lined against the sky beyond IL To
the right ten miles across the blue
water. the giisteBing spires OF New
burg are seen. Across the river towers
Mount Taurus, and beyond that Break
Neck. as wild. rugged and ragged as
when Benedict Arnold ned down the
river after hearing of the capture OF
Andre.
Suddenly the sharp rattat-tat OF a
drum Is heard IL comes from the bar
saeks beyond the esplanade. A moment
later a column OF cadets is in sigha IL
is tho firing party. The boys wear gray
jackets and white trousers. The col
uuan moves with the precision OF ma
chino. Down the slope it comes carry
ing tie elastic step Of youth. In disci-
plIne IL IS perfect With eyes rigidlyto
the front it passes batteries far more
dangerous than any coast batteries.
They are batteries Of loveliness-maid-
ems the fre OF whose eyes would make
Tho bravest OF .ien lay down their arms.
Filing 20 thb left. the column Is
aligned behind tho guns At the word
OF command IL breaks into detachments-
Each detachment marches 20 its gun.
There are six pieces OF artillery. The
first two on the right are hfteen-inch
smooth bores, 4 nd the third, fifth and
sixth are eight-incb rifles. converted.
The fourth Is thirteenInch mortar.
The smooth b4res carry round shot
weighing over four hundred pounds.
All frOwn above the earthworks, black
and defiant
Take eqnipnents." shouts the com
handing oflicerl
The equipmdnts hang from the guns
or are found upon the chassis, as the
cresccnted railway upon which tho
breech rests is termed In twinkling
tho cadets are at work. Some mount
tho platforms, while others are busy be-
low. The excavation is alive with
activity. The gunner stands upon the
chassis. experimenting tho movements
around him lie passes the primer
pouch 70 : cadet. and removes tho cover
OF the vent This be places in his own
pouch. Two cadets work the screw and
give tho piece an elevation, and all re-
sumo thcir places.
From battery" shouts the command
ant.
II means Roll the gun back" The
glursr cries; I'm gear" and each de-
tachment IS again alive Handspikes
are Inserted la the sockets OF the car
riages and tho ax3cs are unkoyed This
leaves the cannon free upon its carriage.
A moment later tho gunner shouts
"Heaye." The wheels rovolve and the
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

The robin is not generally expected
20 be much Of an imitator. but Fort
Erie. y. Y, has robin that would put 10
shame the most accomplished hooking
bird. On quiet mornings the mellow
notes OF the bugle calls from Fort
Porter foat across tho river. and the
aforesaid robin. in his leisure moments.
when freed from bis family cares. has
amused himself by acquiring tho re-
veille 70 perfection. But DO would
better havs stuck 10 Legitimate business.
for be now Rdorns cage and IL expected
to sound tse rev.ille from sugrise sill
sunset
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

rnuxzle q che monster is drawn within
abe battery. Halt" cries the gunner.
aud the great cannon IA brought 20 a
sfandstilh Like a fash a cadet throws
an outlying puliY into place. Il IS used.
- lift the heavy shot 10 the mnzzle-
Then comes the command Load.
from she officer . charge. There Is re-
.newed activity On the~partof she cadets.
some dash 30 she nag7xne on the left
81 the battery The sompion = re-
moved from The muxzle of each gun
anu the sponge aud rammer are pas "a
- these en- she platform. Two cs-e-s
selse &c and swsb the gun. They a-a
hardly through with the iob before their
eonrades begin - pour from the maga-
zine. The pointed proiectiles are
brought out in long tin pals while the
shells are carried in three-prenged
nippers like chuass q ice. In a breath
The p1lieYs are az work. They creak
ss sac cadets draw the missiles up - the
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

--Csn you direct ne 30 the dressing z
room, madam = asked the fashionsbly
dressed society belle. who had Just
arr vsd At She full dress ball IN Wash
inston, X the good wife Of Deacon
Program, the new member from ths
Thirty second New Hampshire district.
"Sakes slivs e replied Auat Jerushs,
~ don't wondeT you ask Here. pat ny
shaw ever you. ehild, you come tnis
wsy Just a. fast - ever yeu possibly
ean
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

cirv Treaznrerss once

Cifv Treas1reT's once
Grand kefdds Mleh. i.st
Fetlce is beTeiiy gwen tbat ths sssessnie -
rf,ff Ter - 20 rel vfasff.fe = = f.sFisf n GUT
ftfs ssrfaE street fran Er4lEf street - tie
n9ffE iae ~ bIsaH a NarsIs 2a0ffnn-
Ira 80 Ffr ~ Hranf E4Fdfa a. ncH
Ia nv haHns. aud fhas VII receive
rraFffarr thereon for ttr fyertp1 ~
twenty oeTs from tlis dsse - the 0fDes 81
fhe ClfV IreasEref. Cifv HaL
gFd4saE r. PERRY
TaIr = Cfa fressg -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
)ETRoir c. Il. AND MILWAUKEE

Detroit express irat lng D.|sl "a m las agnes
paflur ard bunef car attached. aud evening
- press leaving 3,tb m has parlor car al-
taehec. These trains make oirccl connection
IN Detroit iof al points Essf
Express leaving at 1905 y M has Wagner
sleeping car 10 Detroit, arriving iu Detroit
aT % q m
Steamboat "a press makes direct connection
at Grand Haven With STEAMER ior Milwaukee
THROUGH raiiTps0 fcktts ana ocean sfeaM
ship tickets And sirdpiuP car beffbs secured Il
D. q. II. a Al. once - Monroe -. aud al iha
depot
JAS. CAtipBELL. City Pass Agent.
JN0. "A LOUD. Idafnc Manager. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
srrnn ofFlrs

Produced from the laxative and untri-
tous luice Of Calf0rns fgs. combined
with tne medical virtues of plants
known 10 be most beneficial - the
human system. acts gently on t1e I'd
news Ever ard bowels, eaectus y
cleansing the system, dspeillnz coids
and headaches, and curng habltual
const lpstion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
Cheap Lands and Homes IN Kentucky, Ten
nesseh. Alabama,
Mississippi and L0ulsiaaa.

on the nae 81 the QUEEN A CRESCENT
hOl IL eaa be- found spienaid bottom. APiaAa.
timber aad sIotk lands. Also tAr 0ueSt ffalt
and mineral lands oa tue continent. ior sale
on favorable terms
fAEMEk~. Win al thy getting set bemr
Ia the sunny south. where tI21AgNs aAd ace
clad alas are 40 tnoNn. Only hne from en-
einuat3 10 Somerset. Harrimaa, C&raln, CAat
taneogs. Tenn. New Eneiand tlty. Fort fay ue
ana Alfalfa. Ala, Meridian. Nlss-. Arvad "a.
Shreveport. La. Parties desiring Information
Of choice locations. Tor factories. bulidlng
sites. mineral. timber. grading ana sgrcat
tuFai lands. can obtain reliable lnf9Emsii0a
With county maps by addressing ~ a. I'D
WARDS. General Passenger ana Ticket Agent
Queen & Crescent Route. Cincinnati. Ohio-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
Sale Of Bonds.

FeHed bids viii De received ~ ne treasurer
~ fae goars Of Fducsffan rf the fifr ~ Grand
EabIde. Nfrtigau. ~ his oiHee. kfni county
savings Eins Bnfl JulF :. lsFl 81 o'ciff :
J. m for eiEht "a oGs pad collHrs ef twenty
year - haof horids aud aerFuf iBfere author
irfd ~ be issued IS The Board of tfuraflpn
ard the Common CourCt n TIE ciiy % erane
EaFi1s
fheusard dollars each - date June = lsf. r 10
a7a paVsffe fnne y 1919 bearing irterfsf ~
tie rae ~ fauf per csn1. payable sffnl-Hn
,.nsflv rersrafra g. ere coupons aftnfhef.
T,rirr8lal a-d frfefest psyatis ~ the bank in
sad rffg which shall be the depository n ITO
Brarf' f1udt.
Hlds below rsY viii notbf considered.
THp freas1' eT reserves THE night - reiuse
TA4 VFRDfFR
Irtasurer
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

Tie L8Sf >nore aud Michigan SOUTH
efa Railroad Nj seil reduced rate tick
ets EgIT aad 3. gcod - return until
July s Apply to ucset agents fCT fuA
particulars.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

fDsis. AL ofheTS daily fxcept sunday
la1lng effect SUNDAY July ~ lass
Sleeping cars GA Pacific AID Atlantic IA.
presses 10 aDo from Detroit Parl0r cars ron
on Day tAgfess and drahd Rapids fApross O.
Ana IRON Detroit. Direct connections made
az Detroit With al through iTAius East Tick
els on sale Ht Union Ticket once 6- Monroe
81. aud al unien depot
fatn n, bklcGs. ienl Ag't. s Monroe 81
O. " kUGaLKs. q 4. and 4 Ar't chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
TWELVE QUESTIONS.
They AZ Relate 70 Love. Marriage
aad Domestic Bliss

when TO M2rry 4na Wko1a 40 A.rry-
ILaies Ihst Have Bssn Triea @na se4-
d01 B.sa Foaad ~saslHE-
a. FIrsk s1CEt
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

Flora A. Jones "Blush CT Roses" is
tae finest II toilet articles. Fer sac y
Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
AXE SHORE a MlcnI6AN soUrHERN.
FRUIT sELT LINE

FRUIT eELT LINE
FHICAGO ( wEsT luCHISAN-TRAIN
= arrive at anu derafi from Union Depot.
pEPk RT.
Exp. for Chicago. MuskcIon ..............fs ssoam
tast Mail Tor Dlncsgo ..................f s. u on
Express for Mlskeg0n add Hart ...i , - in
Might kNpu-ss Tor Jhicslso - I'll Sd m
Night EApress ior inaisIa9olis I'll 30 ) m
For Big Rapids baldwin. Ludington
and MhnlStrr. ... I 3 % m
For Bag Rapids. BALDWIN LudingtOn
aud Huuist ee......-. TO- . % m
EAnfeAs l0r Muskegon. Sfand Haven't 81 M
Nishi EKpress srom Chidage +550am
Niyht Express from Indianapolis. daily
r eSceni Meea s.... l...sil. ,,a an
Mall from Chicago aud iuskegon. = az p fn
Express irpr Grand Naken ............f 80 m
~ press from PcutWafef MuskcgeD 3 - J. ga
Fast EXpress from lhlraEo.- .-........... 10 IS y
From Manistee. LGdlngton. Baldwin
and Big Rapids . ......-....- 80 - n
Prom MaRisfee. LudinEfon. Baldwlnt ~ p m
Fbaiiy. fBaiiy EXCEPT sunday. 'baly eK-
cept saturday fbaiiy except Monday
Through parlor coach 90 Chicago ca > ,.
~. taln-nn extra charge Tor seats.
The 500 a. ~. train CONSISTING oi day eoae4-
q and smoker runs fHrough 60 chicago s9ilt.
Through constipation sleeping and char
cars 10 and from Indianapolis on Night hk-
press trains
rhrouga seepers 70 and from Chicago on
night ERpress trains
caCo. Via ~. Joseph and Graham a. Mprton's
rev palace steamers. CITY 81 Chicago and
Puritan.
Leave Grand Rapids. ] 55 N. arrive CHI
fe'yc chicago. 9 20 , rn arrive Grand Rap
Ids 60 "a. ..
ULTEoiT. LASsISii LANl,,ii es,,7 & HohliEhN-
nfPsrT.
Mail for Lansing. B.ffpt and last e m
Express TOT l.ausi ng Detroit and tast u bJ D in
Fast Exp. for Detroit. NeH ORA and
Fosfnn HN Ll
FKprt ior SarinaV AID Bay city FL m
Maj for Alma. 81 LOUIS and 'aGl lnaH.i4 ~ , Do
tnrEfF
Mail from Lansing Detroit and East iif 1t p M
Hast Enp. from Lansing Detroit aud
thr Last .....,.-... ...... 2 ~. y H
T,prfss from Lansing aud befrosf gal 3 as
Mail from Saginaw and bax tlfT fil 20 ~
EKpre-s from SAGINAW. - Louis ana
aiul ] 81 4 ~
spaiis fbaiiy. raeel1 Sunday
Ihe shortest line 20 Detroit and East hie-
giant paflor cars between Detroit ard Grand
Trslns between Grand Rapids aud Eesos
Lake run a. l0iioxs.
Leave Tnton Depot
e0G 1910 u 81 am. o. u - 2W I'D fm -aW
40 80 500 $50 90 20 so t0 1908
Leave Reeds Lalss.
go lo21 y l3oams D ZOO 30
efaD so 800 $50 40 80 I'D 80
reui.fay on'r. Al others daily.
Tctei On sale ~ % Monroe ~ sn1 inioa
fruit Beit Ilus an8 lansing Route hsrs 81
miles al uadef one management.
N A. ftHPfxrfh Nk. "a. tfrFfT.
Treffc Manage Acting ern Pass Agt
fsss. ~ NfsL8. Gsnl hanager
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
TRAIN TIME TlbLES.

GRAND RAfIla> kINDIAAAR ARAIlk0AD-
~ IL cIosl 9eat ~ lsss
aEAtss solAe saevA.
A.. frem - rons
Tor Bls Rapids xnc SAz
fef Traverse usiy aaa
a4ckinaN ........ fe5G an rZsam
fgg lrsscrss Clfs aaa
Maskiaae s.Esm usseam
Tor Traverse NttY Aad
ass!nse. .-...-- 2aspm slepm
- AatesaaN tttA ese AZ ~ az a.
TRAM leaving al lG 20 D al rans dailx suAdsx
ineiudre. Other trains oAils e1eeps Sunaas
AT lrhm II ralns
North. eoatn
Tor Cincinnati .... eco n tsaa Al
= "f at y - le IticAkoio IS b a. ioo = "a
fof tlHlta a&fl. - lA StHn "a
~ ei4lkls AID Caafsga.. 10.s 4 al ll se m
from Fla L4p.cs aus SA2i
Aaw .-..... -.......... I.nhm
Tran az q - = ga Tor t1uci oaaA runs aatik
sundays taeludea. other tralns DAILY except
sundays.
slEEFISs ARD rAKLoa CA sHEsIcx
. h"fil - IS e aAd kq ~ a. trains have
~A.rf NioeiRik Slie fafikT Cars a. fetosAes
anC H sekinsW City. lllfl a al train farlor
Chair Afs 70 MncklnsN Oltx
Nouih---a - "a a. train hls pxrlcr chair iAr
u tlacinnati t.H0 4 a. I'D a. Sleeping 49, faf
tincinn4ti. ID 80 D IA traln NAgnef STEPPING
Tar isr Chicago va h4lslg aIoo.
Muskeesn, 0rand Ra psas 4 Indiana
Tor Musk 81. ~ $50 Ih l.283m s.s0pm
fts,th AZ tslo ~ s.s3aM s.ta pm
ihtvNkh tichcts AID iuii Information o-n be
.en - calling appa A AiihQulsi tea II aeeut
~ arpot, ~ w. Munson Union floAei aren't.
e. Monroesst.. q aud hRnlus Mich
{. l. l.oCgEooR. Gen. Pass AeeAt
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01


= made from the choscest wheat, care
fisliy seieCy-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

h al the drills At the
Military Academy,
that OF the coast bat
terry Is the most pic
turesq as and inter
esting The last drill
Wa on jane S. The
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

Whom % harry ard When % marry
are grave Qaestions that confront many
people who have not ret cone 70 feel
that marriage Is lottery. says The Bos-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

l. How can / tell when lover
g Can l afford 70 marry, II poor?
s. &iat sort or = person viii be
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-01

placed 1t on the pavement, and while they
were absent within the machine was carried
of. These outraged cases are, however,
the only ones reported
THE RELIEF FUND.
The total amount of the relief fund ap-
proximates $4,000. The board of trade
to-day has received subscriptions amount
ing to 1000, while numerous checks have
been sent into the mayors Office and news
paper offices. Among others the Courier
Journal doubled its subscription.
NINETY-THREE DEAD TO DATE.
The total number killed by the tornado
Thursday nigat is ninety-three This in
cludes John Scheil, a saloon keeper. who
died to-day from his injuries. Sehell was
caught in the wreck at the Falls City hall
1t is feared that r. II. Barton of Pitts
burg IS dead in the ruins. His friends are
inquiriDg and he can't be found.
So far about $50 badly injured have been
discovered. A majority Of those who were
the worst hurt are at the hospitals, and
several are not expected to live.
CORPSE UNDER a FALSE NAME.
Among those who perished by fire with
John Emerich and his child at Eighteenth
and Maple streets was Fritz Deph. Although
Deph had father, mother and sisters and
his remains were dug out Friday morning,
yet the first public announcement of his
death was made to-day in the published list
of the dead. Since the accident another
name bearing no resemblance to that borne
by the dead has always appeared. This was
James McCulline, and under that name his
romans were reviewed by Coroner Miller
WENT IN TO BUY A CIGAR.
Deph was going that night to the theatre,
and had stepped into Emerichs grocery to
get cigar when the storm struck the edi-
flee and he was thrown into the cellar.
When the burned timbers and ashes were
taken away late the next morning the
charred and blackened remains were found
in an inverted position. The body was
straight upright, the head resting upon tho
rubbish at tho bottom of the cellar and the
feet supported by timber. Deph was 20
years OF age and unmarried.