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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

DR0BATE 0RDER-6tat q Michigan, toun-
i IL III X keuI 81 Al a session ol tue ite,sstV
Fsurf for said county uf kenG. held al tht To
hate oG3ce. in the city ~ Grand Rapids, "h t-g
5fh day II A gust in lbe year one thous@Aa
eight hundred and nlAfEf.
pr~s-nf. GYMS d PerA4us. Judge Of Probate
IN tie matter of The est at- ~
WILLIAM &. CUISINE. deceased.
William D. 1ustue, al .ulni sifAtef 81 $40
estate having rendered 10 Ilis court his Ina
administrator account
In j. ordered that Monday. the Isl dsy 81
September lsss. 80 l9 CLOCK la tAr ioivheeh' -
said Probate oiacr. be appointed Tor thr -
/ zmininaifan and allowance u SAID accolhi
AND itis further ordered. tnai copy 9i this
order b. published three succe So te MeFhs PFC
yiaus 10 said day 81 hearlnE ln the AAtehtA
/ UFnslp a daily newspaper printed ana elfcu
/ latlne la SAID couufy of Kent .,-,,.
Cyrus E PERKINS,
! "A true copy. JUDGE 81 ii"n~it- d,
/ ApolPn B Mason. Register. thur aug :
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

A ASSESSMENT ROLL for grading, grafeiing
y aud paving the CUTTERS az king Nvui'
street Ia the ciIy of Grand Rapids.
0FFicE a. CIFg ttKkE,
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug ~, $50
To
Nathan A. Cushing. David q. MacksN. JOS
eph IL. Martin. Albert ). Patiers"4i, 'aihti ithe
Rxsn fp1a ~hauahan. John Shaaahan. Acef
ian cciglKer. H.
You are hereby notified that an assessment Is
about 10 De made upon you Ia deffas ihe eA
pense Of the Aforesaid Improvement an
assessment roll has been made D. lhf
premises and j. on flie IN the cierks Once ih
said city where "a viii TerQsln open for lhspcc-
tlon until Monday eyeninS. 4 Az ll, le+i, Mhth
stlG where YOU can appear before Che common
Council on said evening and show cause. u
any. why said assessments should not be mao &
ana collected accordln. 20 la". ,,,.-
Il. A. sHINKMAN.
90 City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
A TEXAN MARKET.
Pusz Scenes Enacted Once a Week
at Houston
The 0ueer Things One Sees and Hears In
aad Around the Market-Houss Every
saturday-AIi NationaIities
Are There

Pursu,nr the odd, tho new and tho
eharacteristic takes the tourist 70 the
saturday evening market held At Hous-
ton. Il Is something unique and tnlS
the only place 20 sec 1t, small markets
not being allowed here as in other
cities. Houston also holds a sunday
market. but inaururatcd the Saturday
r,ovemant for The benefit OF those who
wore too lazy OF too religious TO rise
early on tho sabbath morning II has
borne good fruit opening out great and
row fields for trldo, as tho German
farmers soon camo in from distances OF
twenty miles and more hauling their
nroduce in wagons and wholesalin- IL
To the many small dealers. who now Do
pend on this supply, their prairie
scbooners" and slow OK teams OF four
and i've vokes Of oxen filing tho streets
wish an element usually unknown in
city life.
Tho raarket-house itself, standing in
the midst OF les square. is fine looking
buildfur. with crcuchinz lions at the
corners and fountains in tho grass-pio'
a. tho side: bus it f. tho people Who
corrrerate hero tnat make it such re-
~,arxable scone. the venders alon1
representing every nationality, Amer
leans being far in tho minority
Tho mar'ces wagons occupy ono side
Of the snoronchfare which bounds end
sauara. They stand 3r-wn MP in line
their bind whcets touching rho cnrh. The
horses heads turned TO the mal.e o
tho sereet. IL is supposed, and IN son'
few cases CORRECTLY, ta.t IS tae owner
CT these wagons pay no sta1 rent bu
c,fva small license - SOIL thcy WI
dIs-ose n thcl- COMMODITIES a. lowe
prices Shat 10 those veuders within tl
buudinr III is only In This enter ro'
that wo end tho nevro rnarisot gardener
lie raises al that he oilers from th
a. turkeys. really dressed OF alive
roors. 70 the tin7 bi-d-pcppcrs. brilliar
a, bne. small as pea. hot "a aro. an
solfrhtfal IN favor. which Trow WI
als,~ tho baron chat BORDERS his land
Nes~ bv on the sidsva K a Gaines
-assler ssspla7s bis wares John ID
nis vi--sail neatly rinned up' and 2
hf.vse and shces aro models q cleani
ness
'An7 slins s-dsTT' hs asks eraiol
a. w--s-rfnl fs-s ard cushion
brushes tesPoss Chinese ilis~ .
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
WEAK SToAacn;
IMPAIRED nlGESTl0ks
SICK HEsDAcNE
pisORnEnED LIVER 4;

they ACT LIKE kEelc "a Jsse assss VII
work xoaaers upon the vital Ofeaas
SHenglhsnins the muscular Sssfem rtssoi.ss
l1ngIost CoaB!exca; bringing n4e1 tAe
teen edee q appetite, aud Sr0nfleg van
tie ROSEBUD OF. Heslth the sf''ose f,'.g-
SicaI ga sfffs Of the human frame. ness
srs - admitted by thousands. IA
ali CLASSES Of soeiety and one of the bet
guarantees 70 the Nervous and llslliisAtea a..
T. thxt BEScHEaS PitlS HAVE rh6 Lkk6-
EST SALE OF ANY PATENT MEDICINE ~ iht
vaRi n Fun directions with each box.
.rensres outy by THos. EEEtHAM,
~. I,eirns. Lancashire, Insiaha.
sold b5 Iruggisfs generality.
BF. AIlENa CO. 36o 35f Canal 81, tes
Ya-s sose Aeeuts Tor the Unltad ss'7s,
trho III your druggist does lot keep '-sil,l
WILL NAIL BgECalTS Pills on RickiFf w
PRICE q CEgIS 1 G0I. r,EtsaH tbs FaFr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
THE HONEST BOY.
WHY lie Lost His Position In New YORK
Dry-Goo1s House.

gentleman from the country placed
hts son with n adry-goOds merchant IN -
st,eot For p time all went on well,
savs tho New York Ledger. At length,
y ladv came TO the store 20 purchase
silk dress, and tho young man waited
upon her The price demanded was
arroed TO. AMI he proceeded to fold tho
Goods. He discovered. before he had
finished. flaw in the silk. and pointing
out 70 the ladv. said. Madam, ! deem
tiny duty to tell you there is a fracture
in tho silk"
OF course she did not take IL
Tho merchant overheard the remark,
and Immediately wrote 70 the father 81
fHo vounr mGn 20 come and take hin
home. "for. said he. "ke 1,5U nerer max.
q rcr hgat"
Tho father. who had ever reposed con
faorco IN his son. was much grleFeo
All fastened - fhe city 20 be informed
of his deficiencies "Whv viii he no'
make u,erchont2~ asked be.
because he has TO tact," was the ans
wer only q day or two aTo he tod
I.Fv. r9trrf7~7'H who was trvinE SIX q
hi1. that The goods we're dauaFed ard
lost the harrain. Purchasers must zoos
oar fsr themselves. u the7 can not de
eov-r flaws. r. would be foolishness O
ne - tell them of their existence
"And is that All The faat2' asked m
parent
~Tes.~ answered the merchant, he
ve-r u-ll IN osher respects.
Then I love nv soa better tbsn ever
sn5 : hank roc far telling ras q -
rs-ter. I would not have him snot0e
49, f~ era-r ss--a 80 - -
NsV Hor1FSs CoCok--'-Ouoe tire
aiwaVs usft
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

1onE Hoaor. a-'as gss : ~osa % s4g IA zs 20
f1l8E
Tesva listened - rhe 2ai1nL fzezs. bur sc -
80 aneasa
p leli goa - ssnEls .sz-I sllt grsss aa
Us taiE-
VTag,afa zssg Ga saaD ma IA ~4asse -
e4z 80 s.a.A
Ira forrF yeaF s;1cs ne 4sa R-rA 80 sled -
Elzn azd Eie
Ale - ) l-Crf.- ever Eae trf-ez nate foz ltfe
a. a. t1eu geeza - aes-e nzst . ~sEa a. gg-
eall eress
CsArs1a tss oarisss1As Dsg sas osuz sas xaees
% JED, lle aass-
We yrs~ea ~ slss . elm IA. ruus tSo stsass
fgn lnc sane a94ss
soEefizles tae-.ssE -azt ever geac Ese car
sasc one so-l
Gasver aoae . ta-as asdnt asa her pizioa
fgst
Aza sfa-r taaa gou'a thla1 found ny s~u
@zg 49, l-e W-sk
f7hen na5crs aszed ne hoE's ng fsrra ID
erect sn-sag twas her'Z-
THAT R1th Gene a. tle tallz1a' Worz AID Nuz
tEzr - cara.
sl1s saved aad saved and paid azd Easd untsl
the place suz clsar-
Peer zaL she alaa't 5 gsct y~Oni1 60 soon
tsr - aacsl0aesri
We never has 10 cainsa, osrr4a' Zach, and ne
5ldi
Cut % rza ham aad went 70 NsYorx Ter lArn %
write 1nd gd1.
sAld uls aad glothss aedn5 seass ter conc IN
0us tae raiai
/ 'specs 1e . d5AG. or c0cbor1A' Pr spa e gram
n4s ca tie oraia-
rh.r's years aad years snd ysArs ago; Dat Ruth
sae nsVer rlalnsd
TIE lad - gave "a a2 'aeos Of hone 10 WA
ashamed
she art uls aow ssr write quite good, ss4yin'
- our Zach
sTTa b s. proad his fatasF knO-ed 80 much
.nea ns - oacz-
But Zach hs'd thro-sd us up fer good; and sc
Ter m1cy years
Eis mothers heart WIZ weertn Gown WV
lCods of secret tears
0-en eatched her ge@gta' when come In tel
ny tea.
AndI -stal1s. poor lass. you're 6re~kia' fas
win TOO much ooast2aey'
one stormy cay shs stayed aoee, an1 Sa' o
her sids.
crAs raia eouss down IKE Nrgra>. tosi sa
thar and cried.
Ter she talked q sunry u1@aoEs Soeh1e1 &C
rear sweet songs atar
-~--v,.s the Lord haa sent down word IL
wanted her ~ thar
Then s1cn SO t5tNf51 ~-S~-~ - - -
ter me. says sic;
srDon't De TOO crosst wttA Zach-And prsctie
on taat capital ..
I'm tell tae Lord now good you wuz; slihoug
he hears and sees
And Lows we never bad GO words, 'eept 'oct
tnAE hOsss knees"
Iskstched re IA a tender pint ter see her ina
50 sick. -,
TroubIen aoout ny wrfsfn' and sooo' my ri'i
ustlc.
sh, took my hand. We Kissed goodbye. an
ranged ter meet agea
Where tears Is tears ot gladness and deaf
cant enter IN
Your Ho-or. whea I'd buried her my life W
struck with blight;
Tnere weren't . blame thing round the far
thatI could -tend TO right
Ny thoughts weren't thar ono cay TOOK
ross ter zc- q shoe,
And We CD ssanain' by rne stun resdin' ''ag
siKty-t~o."
Ara 90 a. last SEIZED the farm and went
Gna that Led,
Tntnlxin' thai p'raps bed gro"eo ou' OF
shame fer his o.d dad
For twenty raOu-hs I've s 'arched and sarch
and end up COW il N'Tori--
Al ~oae-too poor ter drive around and mu
TOO tired 20 walk
And then. on. Blessed Godi Tn glad ye sp
rssrs'a ben tear ia Heav'n If had aiec
suicide
r,s Honor's fsin:edi Water hsrci Where
nv spccEs' Jeswacki
rru,h. RutAi look down from Paradise!
found hira Here's our Zaehi
Thomas Frost, IN y. Y. Herald
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
TREAsURER's notice.


City Treasures once,
Grand Raplds. Mlch.. uiy -, lsst.
Notice IS hrreby gwen mat { e. - SUI it
ron fe- grading. ayeiing aud pHNihE 4'
fr,s, N.wberry street from clinton street -
Cr!taNenue. in the Clty 81 Grand hawaa' -
nov 40 nay hands. and taai Val receive las
meat thereon far the period ei fWrniN Nass
from tuis date. al the oEiee oi tie Oi's ite@s
GEORGE J.. PERRY.
au~15 City treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

ifatiN- Ati OF iHfft 04liH except naIohA.
Taxing eftci NundHK July ia lsss
Stepping ears on facife and Atlantic kK-
presses q arc from Detroit. ParioF cars rua
oh Day tA pr@ss and GRAND kanids EKprcss -
sn0 iren Deffn4t. Direct connections nAae
81 DetroH Nllh aH Through iraias iasl Irk-
els GA sele 80 nion Ticket oree. 81 Nour8s-
81. snd 80 Union den0i
iEgn NJ. bE'sos. Geo 2 Art. s. Monr0e-st
q. M. hUssLEs. q. p. ana T. AL lhica4o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


City Trrasurer's once.
Grand Rapids. MicR.. J-ly s. lsH-
Notice rs henbv given : oat lhc ia5l sNfhfl NY
ro!l for gIading grayelirZ and paFis- int sAt
ters of Nortn ollege avtau 2. ifeln rh-t iliis
street 70 the North ltne OF tfe g. tF. ih ie fii
az crane paaffs. is now .n mf hands aud
that | VIII receive payment Il ereon LOT llt
period OF twenty days from ~. 1ale. al TIE
rnfir. of the. nv treasurer. e 'sal.
GGUlt0E r. = aHA.
aug Is Cts Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
IREAsUHEE's NOTICE


CITY Treasurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. August 5. lss0.
Notice IS hereby given tAat the asses>'nfnt
roll Tor grading and gray ,.ln@ the aies Meni
~ Broadway Street, running soafh 90 tnc
alley first south OF Fourth street. no the CITY ~
Grand Rapids. is new ia my hands. AND ihtl !
will receive payment thereon i"r I'D, per- ~ ''l
twenty days from this ate. al the on te OF the
City rcasurer. City hal. ,....,.,,.
auggS City treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

Toose's Red Clover Pie Remedy
a positive srec 6c for ail forms = fae
.ease. Erd. Eceing.
liberated. and Protrnd -g Pies i.,e
zar For sale nv AL aruEE sts-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

49, 4 WE.T MIcHaAN nAILWAT.

CHICAGO 4 WEST MICHIGAN RAILWAY.
utlAfI.
Mail for Nauisief Du1 Traverse civ Fl n
f1p. for Chicago. NuskrEon ........-f 2 ht fh
Past Mail Tor Chicago aud lnoianap.
Tapress for 1luskegan and Hart-- As pn
Tor y u,lr rfan. 1rand Haven't t9 m
lahL EKprefs f.r Chicago. 4 81 m
Nlrbf F,rrrss tor indianapolis 'li 90. b n
For Fir Rapids baldwin. ludingtou
Nan8sfer ald irHfefsf iifN p. ia
Night E2pue ior Traverse liif ~ ~ ri
For ottawa Beaeh. h.....-...... i6 s@
For Ottawa Beach sunday only . eaam
Night Express from cblcaco- .s89a an
\ luhf ~ press from Indianapolis ai = in
Express from MusTegon and hari fl1 g an
Mall Iron Nan sIff aiIt .Iaf nffn i'tf a. = in
Mali from Chicago and Muskee9n pm
Txpress from Game Maven .i : " ut
Express from prniwatef. - aseegnn ~ ~
fast Express from CHICAGO. .ff9 ~ 10
Prom Msnlsf p. Lyoingiou. baldwin
From Man sfee lfsHefse t.fr a
Isom traverse NltS .............-...- l
Prom ottawa Beach .--.....-......... .9
from ottawa Beach Sunday only 500 orr
Pom OTTAWA b al. Annoaf ana ..-
.nai,~ fnsilv except -urdar 'DaHq et-
cert saturday fbai.Y excerpt Monday
Through parinr rnarh fn iHt.Nto Hh ." t
m train-n0 extra charge f9r sefiis
trains leaving Grand Iaplds a. H = in ara
IL 3 q gn run through 20 effn ENIt
combination sleeping aHd nar'"i cafs
| tween Grand kHnids and na'auap7Ns on
Through i'ins s'eeners 70 ano from Chicago oa
''E,t r,,es - s.ef between Chcago and ras-
/ erse CIfv- Leaves CmcaEo q AZ 2 Pei. ere ff
| <uudav; tfrand kspIds D s p nit aff
erse CIfy o0aus leaves faffTa
| ~ eYeeuf safrrdavs arrives erand i.arits
/ III a0 y NJ ChIrazo t5 n 20 p ~ II p ID
/ has through parior car leirn ~
! gffrspo via 81 Joseph And ffaI1rf staeoefs
/ sCftv n Chicago and puritan
/ Lew Grand Rspids. ~ m. arrive Nh'-
'1so. le.Te chicago g.so D. M, arrive Grand Pap
/ ids =, a ~.
DETROIT. LANSING NohIHEha-
( rsrsfT-
( Frpress for saeinaa aIe Bay ~ r
4 MAJ far Taueing. Daffof ana t...t "
4 Is'..ress for faus.u 30 fseff0if ane laftfl t n
Kali fsr Anna ~ l.auIs aue -fC.f.ar "a ia h
Tast ZAP fof Detroit. he1 off aha - d, -.
/ Boston .......-..........
usf from Eaclusw and laF clfT ll n
1 WaHf from lsnsfHa i1rf 30 alIo fa-t r = iH
Tsst FYp from LsnsihE- Detroit aHa rs. .-
r...-sss ~, f,,rs Lansing snd Drfror g - n
4 Fsnress fr1rn Sagine7. r. h'ais aha ,,-e :. -.
s4iaiir fDeiis. ercert sun0ay.
7.he shr-fasf lire - Detr9f an1 hasf -.
giant parior cars between Detroit and Ffsna
ersr6 Rapids and Reeds Lake sine table
Lave Union DEPOT
rtffr TRfrF
eon 1rna no an. 1W zW 20 40 ."
-n $40 ene 10H ~
auusss rriv-lN ~ fW a. b# ~
4~s~. Be-d's I.fs-Alrsf Psft.
bsur us1vs
{. an nm uwams 18 30 ~ 40 SO
!. .- 80. tw r. 80 Fn - s0f p
Fr+ fieFsfe ard ifforffafifn arft tf
tirEsf af.as. r xonrpe-Ff. sne nint heit
Vs. Gtrrrf trtina Gen Pass AZ
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
TRAIN TINE TABLES.


GRAND RAPIDS a INDIANA hAll4h1At'~
asssxs aolSs sosss
q s.s.s s5iu I ss:ss ss,as
For Big Raplas aaa s@<s
Fsr Trsserze cs,s ana
M4tkiuaN .-.-.....-....,- c,t fH y =
fer 1aaFSfse klts ana
AssfA illsN ...-szs.-..-.--.- SIS > IL 4fS "a
saEiasv. -. s.lspn tlepm
far MArkinsN cftx SN m le 8 "a
1ra : leaxilz al le 81 > a. fuHs aaiiy cHR4As
lneieaeQ- Nthef trains o~ifA eArt5A S4A1%Ns
' a. irem Il psnx
Narlh. coatG
Fer Cincinnati fi--..............-- fssI q m ts- = m
Ter eri y syas a lhicasolo Il IA leh IA
Ia sssra's snd Chicago. & ! Is ll.0 ) q
trem Ia Rapids ana sAsl
naN .-.--......- 81
Trsin st a. n Scr oiacnaau rams eslly,
runasss iilciaaed other trslus asiiN eAoept
sla.RrgSe asp rsEl.ok csE sFsvlCk.
Morrill, p a. NEN io.3 m trains have
/ Msgner sapepins ana farleT cara O. frloSkes
+ and haek'naH Cts, llsN lu Train farlor
1 chstf Cart 10 Mscklnsw cry
south--S "a tt@ln hes fariof Chair a.
1 20 t1HciuIat4. lu-& n train has fhTuuE
4 farlef Car Tar Chicago osls D. "a frala, y a.
/ ner eertug Tar leT Cincinnati i - IA
! train Nagnef sleeping ar lar nhicago va
/ kslamsEaaA
Muskeeon, crana Rspias a Indiana
/ For Nasb n, Av co. aga u .sAm.s t1pm
/ from Al iesiN m. s.ia pa esss pm
/ fhreUEt fickeis Aaa iall information s-sa b.
had ~ ca'iinF npen A. AlmguisL tiokst aseut
4 Nt depot af A-M- MonSan. lnieu ticket agent
/ e. Monroa-st- G-aua Ranlds NlrG
G. L. LoeKNoon. gen Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
DErRoTr. c. II. 40 mLwAUeEE

Detroit express leaving aa iu has aen~r
parlor sad buffet car attached, ana evening
express leaving s;f5 on has parlnf car az
tsehed. These trains make oireci cnuuerfioa
ia Hgireit Tor aIl points Ea>l
Express ieaKiug ~ 1853 q M has y aHnfr
sleeping car 10 Detroit. arriving ia belf0t
90 llam m.
Steamboat express makes direct connectoH
az g raHd iiaf WIN steamer Tot MliN aNher-
THROUGH IA iroaa Ilrkefs and ocean steam.
shin tick cts and Steering car herins secured &c
d. g. H. & Il onl se. - Monroe 81. aud at ths
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass AGenE
JN0. "A L0iD Traffic Manager. Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

Made bv valley CITY Milling c., Crsu1
Rapids. Is a lamly favorite. Try Z.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

Pennies. ho7s ard other hun1ors of
The blood are able to usn-itst lleH'
50 vrs n w8rrl weather when tae nit''
eets heated. To prevent or eote t3elll :
fsks Hcod- Ssrsapsr loo aoses ..
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

Cf-Rr rna Cs0rr r.-t - Dr. laon' -
Fsaectr5c Csl accord ~ - eirec tof-.
u = the hest remedy fer all sudden 81
tsrks of colds. pam sna irtanms saoa.
art fa5arfss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
Cheap Lands and Homes in Kentucky, len
nesses, Alabama,
M.rsissInni and [ on-kIsna.

On The rae a the QUEEN a cRBsCENI
Dol-TF can be found iendle b9ttf.lii, - sl..
md mineral laudS on the continent iot SAFE
On favorable terms. 49,,
FARNFRrt with ali thy getting fet 9'ihr i
a. .he cn~nv south. where h4zzards ana zee
crad ~ aims are unknown. only int = efn ~
ctnrsfi fo Soguersst. Hartman. 1af aln' -
fsno0ca. Tenn. View England itF. or - -
e,,-eterors Ia Parties desiring inior rinsi. o.
~ choiee iocafions for factories, hullelh <
sites. mineral. timber, Eraz,ng az - =.
.4-~af lands can otfafH reliable lhigfns' 20
- .--r.tv mans Nv address ~ -. - ID
Wards. General Passenger and lcktt = = d.
C,.es,i 4 Crcscs nt Route. Cinciunati. Vhio-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-21
DR.. G. D. Salfei0
eI6 In -Hiess sIE~sg,
An FRAN NT~Co IA

Consultation strictly l:ptntisutisl, BY etoer
ur at bffice, FKfE. For the 10nve,l;t ace Of
Patjents ana in ',r...r ~ insure perfect secrsc,
nave adopted HsivaIe - te--s ier which
all Da cka9es trs. ffvs.ssi
TRIAL BOTTLE FQEE.
>uffaen show - ria wll g. sen 70
A''yon" wing y t4ting ais syInp
to1ns anu age. H1'niul - N N-rictly conf
Dental ais
And Rlood srsaII~..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-21
saulUERH PACIFIC COMPANY.
e. o. ~ 80
SUNDAY, June

,VOMM SUNDAY. June
" i5 ]. 30, aud unto futfoer notlce
trains will Ieaue RcLo eg follows:
go - -naiiN Allan lc Express
Il Id train for Wi nen ucca, Bait e
Mountain Failsade, OgSe'' aud the
East. Carr es local first class pa>sen-
gers ana through second class passen-
H.1AA. NJ. -D-iy Pacific Express
-O.l lUtrain Tor Ttuckee, Setr'mento,
Benecia and San F.ancisr arriving at
gas p NJ Connects a Sacraneuto 20 al
5:SoP M. wi sunset X onte Atlantic
Express for Fresno, Saufa tetbt tra,
Los Angeles, san nieg" and + ST ia
New orleans; nj oaI 80 P. NJ. Wood
and a I'D Knight's Ian ing and at IL DO
A. NJ. tor MaYsviiJe, heGdlng and Port
land
1A.QA A NJ DaiIy-Atlantic FIX
lux press traia for y Minncmucca
and battle Mountain, Pa'tsade en-
and East Carries on hrst-cia as
sengerS, through n, ocai-
fA.HE H. N-naily- aGin Npress
1Ug y naip for Jlnct Sacra-
mentC isnd Sa. Francisco Benic1 4
arriving at s:ij A. NJ G NJ Ct~ al Sac
rameuto w tn raj leaving a. lU;5O A. NJ,
for Stockton. Lftrh on, San jose and
san Fr' ncisco, Pr sno Los Anseles ana
san u ego; at l0:4n A. NJ. for Williams,
willows. Reddi g; at 0u P. NJ. for Red
Bluff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-21

.af~ tar-As
80 e-st O. - "a
tEax ResaSa -
a ~ at y 80 .
As is the
IL !. innate result
Of over twenty
years practice. bva
Tho T. . u u L Y
QUALlfIEi .BA
DIT A TIE PHYo 81
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-21
QUICK TINE, CHEAP RATES

Daily Fxprt SIS and Passenger rains
make prompt COZ ections with The
several r tiiroad lines in the Eas
Pullman Paace Sleeping Avs md
Tourists sleeping Cars ait 'cheG to al
rains.
Tick rs sold. Sleeping cav tins Sc
i. cured, aaJ other infnrmatio m gi ven on
application AT the Company's Offices
where passengers cat ing in person can
secure ch oirc of rou rs, etc.
A. N, TtiNNE, {. IA GOODMAN.
aeueral Manager Gen Pass. & Tkt Agt
San francisco. Cal.
june
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-21

Nc u AlIl pnysl-
Ca DEBILITY 9tn.inal axnsg
oprefnhLorrD's, peas Z % BkD rFI EMISSIONS
imlntency, Exhausted titA',ty, "a ,-tIre De-
cline. and - ~ o. MAN bD, ln
ssAl sS~ a. 5K14rAs%KGssD0s. en- frssIm
~n s%Vsf css9aSs- lBrsbA0G II
rich aud ~ 1ss the B Jod Str tens the
Nerves, Brain Muscles, digestion ,rOduc-
tive Organs All PhSsicai aiId aenti a.Ii Ties.
1t stops all u tetIIF.ai A,J debiIita Train
upon the Sysfs;i1. preventing IBY'huDi ~ ! Sses,
debilitAting ere ms, s.sluInai i,.-ses ID. ite
urine, stc, str .rfive - Hni ad sd boz '.
1t is a sure Ell Ratpr of all hiDN e AN
BLADDER fD,s LAIN 5. IL cont ms a..
injurious ~, rssdlt It's. 80 t5O@s. sssTae-.
tnx fg--4r IA "Sf effect Of v ara G4n-
tub tkl li@crs a. ss ~ excess, IN xFs~ adV
therSsUKH AM RsTauaNaD@ "a IA.
~ GUSH HRNE e.B- Price, - 40 9,n
hottie or five bol. III case, wifh fall direc-
tinns ald a.ivice, : 2 Sent secure srJg.l .s5-
seTvation 60 any 4.IurCSs upoE hes l-ec;pt Of
pT1C.. ar q. o. d. 10 ae tad on y ,,f<
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-08-27
DeLand, Fla, Wednesday, August ~, 1890.

prove it to the satisfaction of your read
ers in our vicinity, that in an acreage Of
100 acres Of young grove in our vicinity.
This grove is surpassed by none in thrift
ness, color and growth, and also freedom
from scale. [ am one of those cranks
who have more faith in the efficacy of
muck, stable manure, soiling crops and
the compost heap than in drugs" My
platform is that Florida has within her
borders everything needful to enrich her
poorest soils except potash.
But cannot see my way clear to make
a grove successful without cultivation.
Stirring the soil frequently is one of the
fundamental laws of agriculture and
have to be convinced that it is not equal
ly necessary in horticulture. will give
an instance where tried heroic treat
ment, differing only from Mr.. Bigelows
treatment, in that | took the other end
of the tree to operate on. a tWelve-year-
old grove came into my charge last
spring; it had been treated after the
manner of some of the egroves mentioned
by Mr.. Mott. it had bornefair crops until
last season, the crop then was light and
fruit small, the trees were looking badly
and making no growth roots from one
to one and d half inches in diameter were
exposed on the surface and it was i'm
possible to cultivate it. | plOWed that
grove to depth OF four inches, using an
axe to cut all those surface roots away.
The trees have made a splendid growth,
have a good color and show conclusively
that they were benefit.
B. SUTTON.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-08-27
Florida Pineapples.
B. SUTTON.

The pineapple crop OF Florida, particu-
larIy of Brevard county has been re-
markable success this season. The ship
ments have been much larger than here
tofore, and the prices realized have been
uniformly good. The net results will
probably range, for good fields, from
800 to $3.50 per acre. One prominent
grower realized realized 81 300 from two
acres out of the best part OF his patch.
Another reports about the same results
from the best part ofhis field. These are
the returns from the commission men,
after paying freight and other charges.
A large acreage will be added on account
of this seasons favorable returns.-Man-
ufacturer's Record.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-08-27
Mr.. Phelps Opinion.
Editor Florida AgricuIturiSt:

Editor Florida AgricuItUriSt:
Z "Are commercial Fertilizers complete
manuresW Yes, yes. LYMAN PHELPS.
Sanford Fla.
I'VE agree with Mr.. Phelps that SOME
commercial fertilizers are complete ma
nures, but not all. According to the fer
tiIizer law of the State of Florida, any
thing that is sold and applied to the soil
to enrich it is a commercial fertilizer, ex-
cepting barn yard manure, lime, etc.
Kainit is not complete manure, but it
is called Commercial fertilizer. ED.
FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT