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Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-13
WANTED-MULES.
FOR PENTHOUSE


TNOR RENT-A NICE HOUSE OF ROOMS
n near Santa Fe and Southern Pacific depots
The house is hard finished, papered and fres
coed, and is in every respect desirable Rent
very low to permanent tenants. Address J. q.
p, box 80. HERALD, or apply to G. A. SUMNER
& CO, I07 S. Broadway. 1873 If
NOR RENT CHEAP-A LODGING HOUSE
II at San Pedro. L. SCHMIDT, 2O9 W. First
ST., room ID. 1913 1t
INOR RENT-HOUSEs ALL OVER THE CITY.
Il C. A. SUMNER.& CO., 10Y s. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-13
HOMEOPATHISTS,

CHAS. w. BRYsON, NJ. D.-DISEASES OF
~ women n specially. 1887 s. Spring st.,
rooms 2 and 3. Telephone-Ofice, 796; resi-
dence, 79S. 11-2O
BELLEVUE LYING-IN HOSPITAL IS NOW
ID open, under the management of Mrs. DIR. j.
H. Smith. Patients can have their choice of
physicians, and the best of care is given. Mid
wiferv specialtv. las Bellevue ave m2atf
The morning call., 1890-07-07

Stone, the kindliest and most womanly of
ali the women who have spoken for woman
suffrage.
There have been dozen descriptions of
Margaret Deland's study and as many OF
her big dog; but my most vivid mental
picture of her dates back seven or eight
wears. when girlish figure in a long coat
u sed to 90 plunging through the snow along
Beacon street, accompanied by the black
coated beast since famous, and sometimes,
in the zeal of young housewifery, carrying
a market-basket.
OF the younger literary women of Boston
Miss Sara Orne Jewett and Mrs. Maud
Howe-Elliott are the most beautiful MISS
Jewetts gentle Madonna face seems to
take every year an added charm. She IS
dark-haired and graceful, and is at her best
when, in the drawing-room of Mrs. James
L. Fields, ber Intimate friend, she tells you
stories OF ships and the ocean. Her father
was sea captain from Maine, and the
nautical flavor comes out in much that she
writes, especially in her short stories.
& Julia Ward Howe was in her youth beau
tiful, and she had beautiful mother, Miss
Julia Cutler of New York, almost as fam
Gus for her fair face as one of Mrs. Howe's
daughters.
MRS. MAUDE HowE-ELLIoTT,
Has since been. Mrs. Elliott has probably
done more in literary way than her mother
had at her age. but it is evident that with
her it will be the storytelling and not the
poetic gift that will be cultivated. Per-
haps because she has been brought up in a
less transcendental age she attempts no
metaphysical essays. but in her foreign and
Newport newspaper correspondence has
turned quite to the other extreme.
Lucy LaTcOm'S hair is turning white, but
II Is 10 be hoped that her singing days are
not over. In reckoning up the younger
poets one must not forget Louise Imogen
Quincy
Before saying there is no younger genera
ton worthy OF those who went before, it
must be considered that in the New England
Woman's Press Association BUSton has a
most energetic body OF women, who have
the new education of achievement as well
as OF requirement, aud some OF
whom have 10 small share of lite.
rary ability. All Bostonians know
the National Woman's Press Association;
and Mrs. Sally JOY White, warnl-nearted
and energetic, the first newspaper woman
In New England; and Mrs. Estelle Hatch
Merrill, jean ktncaid," of the Globe; and
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Blake, the writer
OF the charming, rambling talks ia
the journal, signed 81. T.. b." and
Mrs. Isabel C.. BarrowS. OF the Chris
tian Register, famous for taking Carl
Schurz In shorthand, and most versatile
writer; and Mrs. Ella FarInan Pratt
the clever editor of Wide Awake; and
Mrs. Mageunis, Of the Traveller; and Mrs.
NJ. Z. Hungerf0rd, and Miss Lillian Whit
ing, Katherine Conway, of the Pilot; and
Miss Alice Stone Blackwell OF the WOman's
Journal, and dozens and scores OF others. if
newspaper columns were made OF india
rubber and would stretch to take them.
Miss Grace Claiming has the full measure
of the gifts of gifted family, and Indeed
there's plenty Of vigor in the Hub, though
it can't hinder New York from calling it
provincial. ELIZA PUTNAM HEAToN.
The morning call., 1890-07-07
CHARLES JOHNSON.
Sad Death of Well-Known Young Los
Angeles Nun.

Sad Denth of Weli-Known Young Los
Angeles Man.
The Galesburg Qll.) Register of June 2Sth
brings the particulars of the accident which
resulted in the death of Charles johnson,
son of o. I. johnson, proprietor of the
Westminster Hotel in this city. The de-
ceased was well known here, where he had
resided ON and off for several years. The
Register says that Charles, with a cOmpan-
ion, Elmo johnson, went out hunting, tax
ing rifles. He and Elmo were separated
and it seems that the weather being hot
Charles sought the shade of crabapple
tree, the boughs of which hung low. He
called to Elmo as he was getting under the
tree TO come there, as it was cool place.
The next instant Elmo heard shot and no.
tlced Charles straighten himself up and
heard him cry. My God. Pm shot! Elmo
hurried to him, caught him before he fell
and lowered him to the ground. Death was
instantaneous, so much so that there was
on the face NO expression OF pain. The
small ball had entered the right breast and
passed inward and downward through the
heart.
The immediate cause of the accident
is clearly explained by Elmo. He says as
Charles stopped to go under the tree he had
grasped the barrel OF the rifle with his
right hand, and was either p0king the
loose brush aside with the butt or else had
thrust the gun in to lean 1t up. The brush
caught in the hammer or trigger, and the
discharge followed. Elmo summoned help
at once, and sent to the city one of the hired
men.
The deceased was 81 years old, and was
the Oldest son Of Hon. and Mrs. Q. L. john
son. He was born in Alton. Most OF his
life has been spent in this city and Califor-
mia. Since his return here four or five years
ago he has been in the employ of the o. L.
johnson Company. About three years ago
he vas married to Miss May Taylor, at
Macomb. She and an infant daughter, s
months old, the parents Of the deceased and
a brother aud sister survive him. Los An
geles Herald, July 9TH.
The morning call., 1890-07-07

L. F. Strathler OF Wayery Ohio. has In DIS
possession three squirrels recently captured IN
Pike County that are regarded as rare curioss-
ties and attracting great attention. One -
eyes, While The other Two are JET b.acA.
The morning call., 1890-07-07

Segwald A. Oval, wealthy Norwegian OF Eau
Claire. Wis, who died recently. left 81 600. 900
for the establishment In Madison. WIS.,. Of q
hospital for pei sons crippled and deIormed from
birth. MIR. Oval came To this country a poor
boy, obtained work at $50 month, saved his
money, invested IL In real estate aud died worth
Sl,5oo,OOO
The morning call., 1890-07-07

G4OO COMMISSION BUSINESS; PARTNER

G.O5O BOOK. CIGAR AND CANDY STORE;
- -oO. centrally located STARRArr a Co.,
6S2 Market street ltE
The morning call., 1890-07-07

G25O TRIMMING STORE; ESTABLISHED
u --OO. IA years; suitable for lady understand
Ing dressmaking and family sewing. oil Bryant
-.E
The morning call., 1890-07-07

coon DRY GOODS AND GROCERY STORE:
C0CbO. 10 furnished rooms; in good order; i'm
meuse bargain: in prominent part of Oakland.
STARRATT 81 CO, 632 Market st. It,
The morning call., 1890-07-07

G.S0DA CORNER SALOON IN COUNTRY
ICOOO. and bottling beer business; bottling
40 barrels per woek; wagons, horses; wine and
liquor business; house ROOMS: cheap rent; long
lease; clearing from $500 to 5000 per month: fine
large brick cellar; well worth $4,000; SELL
ing account OF going to Germany. Nj. LESS y CO.,
$50 AIrket st IT.
The morning call., 1890-07-07

S5OOO-Must be sold by order OF administrator;
lot 65xlOC; Alabama St, near Twenty-hftE with ?
houses one of flats of 4 rooms each and the other
a small house, with store and rooms CHAS L
LLOYD. Is Montgomery st. ty6 81
The morning call., 1890-07-07

COFFEE AND CHOP BOUSE-DOING A GOOD
- business small rent: owner sick and not able TO
attend ~ II. Apply Ne cor. Golden Gate ave. and
Jones st ie6 3tS
The morning call., 1890-07-07

DOR SALEM THE BEST LOCATION IN CALI
fornia, a well-established windmill business. with
stoc- OF mills, pumps TOOLS building, etc fOr par
tcuiars inquire of Pacific Manufacturing Co. $50
Mission st. iy6 It
The morning call., 1890-07-07

TOR sALE-REs1AURANr AND COFFEE SA-
i loon, with u roons in the best locality of the
city; very cheap; best OF for selling Apply
81 Cali Branch Once i've 3t<
The morning call., 1890-07-07

HOUSE IF 5 ROOMS AND LOT 2sxs9 on CORT-
Ii land ave, off Mission ST.. near 3lst je26 l5t*
I ARGE LOT, 50xl25, IN THE BEST PART OF
l. berkeley. for $iC0 on small inStallmentS; Will
be worth double in one year; beautiful. new, mod
ern cottage; rooms. bath, etc. large lot, $500,
on iBstalimentS: genuine bargains In new houses
and choice residence lots PHELPS a RICHARDS,
opposite Berkeley station and IL Montgomery St,
san Francisco. je2O II
NEW MAP OF CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA
~ Most complete ever issued-ofered as premium
to the DAILY and WEEKLY CALL; sent by mail,
postage prepaid, with the DAILY CALL for So 25 per
NeaI with the MEEkLY GAIL Tor 81 30 per wear.
The morning call., 1890-07-07
CITY REAL ESTATE.


CIhO FOR sALE-To BE REMOVED HOUSE
u ~. 1913 Scott ST., near Geary, and buildings
in rear. Apply between and P. NJ. TO u Nc
DoUGALL x son, Architects, Room 81, $50 Pine
street. 1e 81
LoR sALE-NICE COTTAGE, ROOMS, BATH.
i 14l7 Devisadero St. near Geary 1y6 3t+
O.InoO WILL RUILD 4-RooMED COTTAGE
ID lUUU and bath: close estimates given on on
Green st. 1y6 It%
IGOR sALE-9Os FELL 81, NEAR COUGH: LOT
81 :6Nl20 to rear street, front and rear houses:
flats and store: price $4,000; rents SOU. D6 3tE
G.IllE EACH-25xl25 FEET EACH: CHOICE
u 70 lots on y. side Lobos ST., near Plymouth;
Railroad Homestead ASSOCIATION, Ocean View.
CHARLES e. FISHER. 60s California st. Iy5 3t9
LOR SALE-2.STORY, 7-RooM HOUSE AND
basement; hoWer-garden in front and apple and
pear trees in rear. NV cor. Church and 18th 7t~
QsJ5O0 EACH; LOTS 25xIl4; n. SIDE
n OOU 18th ST.. i. of Noe; block from Castro:
cablecars: street in Order ready for building A 4
GREEN, heai Estate Broker, AIS Montgomery 5 ~
ZINE LOT. 2OOxI25; 2 COTTAGES, AND
rooms each; cheap See A f. GREEN, racine
Mail ). ). Company. gz u
NOR SALE-AIMOsT COMPLETED ELEGANT
l. new Hnkel houses: situated on sunny side OF
Page ST., bet Lyon and Lott, close to entrance OF
Golden Gate Park the houses are situated on nigh
est block on Page street. commanding fine view OF
Golden Gate Park and city; houses contain rooms
and bath and all modern improvements; SIZE OF
lots. 25x1l2 each; terms easy Apply on the prem
iseS. ly3 5t%
S225 LOT GorT1gE aIssB
Z.
ocean view; Spring Valley water; near Golden Gate
PARK Address r., blue letter-bo1, cor Haisht and
Stanyan Sts y2 ats
G.laD0 CASH; BALANCE $50 MONTHLY;
u OUU 8 coo; new corner; fats; and
rooms and bath; lot 2sx9l: stone walk; only oqe
left out OF q whole square block. Inquire Nine
teeu. h aud York sts jyl 7t*
JToR SALE-FIN MODERN COTTAGES ON
l. easy monthly payments, containing . large
rooms, bath, 7-foot basement, wooden mante and
mirror; stone walk; iron fence: large lot: ON
blocks from eabe-car s this is an opportunity to
home by monthly payments equal to rent.
Apply L. LANDER, 22oI2 Montgomery st. Jyl ~
DOR SALE CHEAP A 2-sTORY FRAME HOUSE
II about 25x60 feet situated NV. cor. Of Broadway
and Morey alley, to be removed at once Apply to
EUGENE ROBINET. 4l15a California St. Rooms 2
and Z. jc26 If
LLATS FOR SALES AND 8 ROOMS: MODERN
oath SIS; lot 25xl0O: Howard-st. cars pass the
house; the best prospective business property IN the
city. Apply the premises through the day or
5000 California St, TO A j. WEIR. Jrll II
COTTAGE FOR SALE; ALL MODERN I'M
~ prOvements lot 25N95: on 25d St, bet Potrero
ave. and hampshire st just finished; the Howard
ST. line In front of the house; terms easy to suit
Apply to A. j. WEIR. premises. through the day,
at 5000 California st jel1 If
q. : MONTHLY FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOW
u - ing level lots in Berkeley:
S215-Lo., 4OXl2u. near railroad.
S350-Corner, 75xlO 90, living creek.
$SO0-Lot 40El00; sidewaiked.
Sl75-Lot 24xI00; graded and sdewalked.
Sf50-LOt 4OXl20; severed and Sidewaked.
soc other lots; send for maps. CHAS. A.
A y Of al
The morning call., 1890-07-07

CAkfENTEhS AND BUILDERS.
| LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
y 6l9 Sacramento st. cabinet work and fitting up
Offices promptly attended telephone 800 mlosf
The morning call., 1890-07-07

TOR SALE-OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS;
branch bakery, with dTessmaking business and
Z good IiyingrOoms, all Furnished; poor health
cause Of sale; price reasonable Apply CALL Branch
Office. iy6 2t$
The morning call., 1890-07-07

nuns cSO-
DOR SALE-noRsE AND BUGGY: VERY
i cheap to-day. $50 Fourth ST. IT.
A UCTIoN sALE-FRIDAY. JUNE II; 80 FINE
y young horses 1928 Eddy st. i've ST.
JUST ARRIVED CARLOADS FINE YOUNG
q horses 1925 Eddy ST. jeS0 it,
DRAU6HT HORSES; BROKEN 4 UNBROKEN;
- Percheron and Clyde stock. Address j. II.
~; @S-as snsI y contra Costa 70; N.
WAGONS ASD CAREiA GEES.
DOR SALE, CHEAT NEW CART, SECOND
hand 2-seated carriage, ! buggy. business
EXPREsS RIG FOE SALE. 1905 EIGHTEENTH
u street. jy6 3ts
DUTCHER-WAGoN. CART, 3 STRING VEGETA-
- bic wagon. 2Sl2 Mission ST iy5 ST.
NEW AND SECONDHAND BAKER-wAGoNs
" and buggles CHEAP. s28 Harrison st; ie3o 81.
FOR INSTALLATIONS.
DOR sALE-FINE FRESH MICH cow AND
u calf. 1850 Folsom ST. ty7 2t%
/ or WITH 2-sTORY FRONT HOUSE: ALSO
II rear house. 734 Natoma st. Iy6 7t*
NEW AND SECONDHAND SAFES FOR SALE
TOR sALE-HoUsE TO BE REMOVE > ON w.
side Jones St, bet. Bush and Pine; make offer.
Apply G. b. uMBSEN * co, IA Montgomery. lS tt
Gas FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS VERY CHEAP.
" HUFsCHAIDT. 637 Clay st. mys BIN
CREAM OR MILK DELIVERED AT AGNEwS
y Narrow gauge. Box 46s, Santa Clara. my4 II
CHEPARD's root AND POWER LATHES
- HICKS, agent, 667 Mission st. sG27 CT
N EW AND SECONDHAND SAFES MIGHELL
IN d RICHARDS cor. Bush and Market oil o I'm
GAZE, SCALE, LErTER-PREsS, STORE TRUCK
y and money-tiil cheap. l02 Clay St AUS I'm
CECoND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS.
- shafting, pnlleys, betting, water pipes. etc No
INToSH a WoLPMAN. 1877 Beale ST. de4 tt
A WEEKS NEWS FOR OENTS-THE WEEKLY
n CALL. ia wrapper. ready for mailing.
FINANCIAL.
a. on O0o TO LOAN Ar LOWEST MAR
lrCUU.UUU ket rates on city and country real
estate, any amounts SCH ULLEk 420 California tf
The morning call., 1890-07-07

BUSINESS FOR SALE, CONSISTING DRY
~ goods crackery, bakery, stationery; within half
block three schools: must be Sold account sickness,
below cOst-price; 20i Twenty-fourth ST., Col
umbfa. fy5 l4ts
The morning call., 1890-07-07

c. 500 COFFEE-SALOOS on THE BUSINESS
u OOO. part Of Montgomery St: everything in
frsi-ciass order; daily receipts FROM $50 10 $50
bargain. BOOKER d TEMPLE s4l Market 81. It,
The morning call., 1890-07-07

A F Peterson, Oakland
X Doctor, Sacramento
w Haley. Lathrop
+ Golden, Mendocino
H Golden. Mendocinc
G L Hawley. Sonoma
w G Barrett, Michigan
l. Paulson, Michigan
w Eaton, England
w Il Gould, England
q Curtis, Nevada
A b Simpson, Nevada
S ) Higgins Il W, Elgin
j Higgins, Eigin
j e Higgins, Elgin
O Kestier Il W, San Lndro
G Golfer. Red Bluff
+ II Smith, California
n J Stoddard, California
Mrs J W Heath, Missouri
The morning call., 1890-07-07
FUK>iCURE FOR SALE.

DATENT KiTCHEN-TABLES. 81 80 EACH AT
/ u. SCHELHAAS furniture Store, 40S Eleventh
ST.. Oakland. de6 cod II
I-OR SALE-FURNITURE 3-RoOM COTTAGE
/ and cottage to let; furniture viii be sold cheap.
AUpiy CALL Branch Once iy6 7t*
The morning call., 1890-07-07

Branch ONCE. jy6 If
$3.50 ,IS !555 ad5
Address s. b. s., Box 143, JAIL Branch o1ce.6 3ts
w ANTED-TO BUY SMALL PAINTER-SHoP
W Apply quickly by letter to X. LAURiN,
Shearer place. of Mason st. Jy6 2t+
EOR SALE-AH OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER
i grocery. with good bar trade; must be sold
Apply at 1923 Ieavenworth st. ty6 3t*
GREAT BARGAIN GROCERY AND FRUIT
" store In good location: old stand cheap rent;
must be sold; owner sick. Inquire CALL Brach. 6 81
C0l0 FIRST-CLAsS SALOON, DOING AVER.
SDOpO. age business OF $40 to $25 per day: big
night trade: family entrance with wine-roOms in
rear; excellent location Tor sporting man. proprietor
going to Europe MCLAUGHLIN, 70 Kearny st. 10 -
I AUNDRY FOR SALE-RUN by MACHINERY.
l. 345 Seventeenth st. ly4 St*
CALoON FOR SALE CHEAP. APPLY s9e LII
- nOis ST.. Potrero. iy2 9tS
C,ooo CEN TRIAL. CLOSE TO THREE
spCUO. theaters: confectionery, soda ,. water
good profits; cheap rent; hving-room; have bust
ness East; must sell. Apply CALL Branch once 4 -
C1S0n GOOD PAPER ROUTE IN EAST
GDlOUU. Oakland; Call Bulletin, Alta and Ger
man paper; horses, colts, ETC. Inquire ms
Office. ly3 ~
FURNITURE, SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FAC
i tory run by steam: doing good business; estab-
the state no other factory Of the Kind near; lum-
Der cheap. Address w. l. MCKAY, 2O7 Montgoln-
cry St, San Francisco. 1e25 l4tt
OLD-ESTABLIsHED BUSINESS ON MARKET
" ST., near Fourth, for sale; one line OF goods; no
experience necessary. Apply 1T 77S Market ST.
Trunk Store. Jyl 7t%
A BARGAIN-SALooN IN A GOOD LOCATION;
II Joining two Streets sickness reason OF selling;
no agents. Cal or write CALL Branch once. W -
O. | 6n0 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
sA1COO. right man; route on morning and even
ing newspapers for sale; pays $50 per month pro1t
Apply at this once. 1el5 u
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
How Paiater Won a Wager.

Often have sculptors a2d painters dis
cussed the relative merits Of sculpture
and painting. A funny story is told Of
an artist who resented the dispsraging
comparisons made by sculptor. and
laid wager that he could. within a
given time. paint picture which should
display the human figure as completely
as any sculptor could do. The wager
WAS accepted, and upon the appointed
day painting was produced which full
filed all the conditions.
It represented warrior. his back 10
the spectator. bending over a sheet of
water in the limpid surface Of which was
reflected his entire face and form. To
the right suit Of polished srrnor hung
and threw back full length profile
imags, while a mirror performed D ike
Office for the left SIDE The sc-ilptor. of
course. handed over the money staked.
and the painter doubtless lssd n ont %
great profit ard advantage to himself
and his friends in the approved cakes
and sle" - the period. after the generous
manner Of his kind. Now York star.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
MAKE No ERRORl

If you have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once to DIR. ;.
Clay Todd. 43 Monroe-st, ,
room 4, Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will save you much eX-
pense and loss of time. DIR.
Todd's hospital and other
experience i'm foreign coun-
tries, together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries,
aud % years special prac-
tice in the largest cities in
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless cases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

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seias dsrAy aintsa TO- lrse dFaashts ~ iaic
9tAels. .slls iIios thaI hls ta.s sts irue.
bsi1 tn4i MS guest iron lore gs<ioas hes
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Ills essnee e9aes faiag ahy hls zaest
tae g.aee- niia 1rsf 80 All that .oed.y ron
bsBissed TIE sel5ld Visit. Ab3u saR g.
seroH.
ln his mind's eye. as plaiaiy now as thea
iAsi. lene. lopg list 8i sfei ii aud ss d men.
Recalled tae gasp. laf 81 .rgled word AT burst
fhea he perceived that 10 n al w4a ngs5.
+ ta fatafa Abraham Was counted IS hi
secouI
While Adam pater only third was reekoued.
Il would. ssid Aoou. Il had been less SLOW.
Anl asked the reason"
As Abou spake. glow
Familiar. aIled the room. A voice cried. "a
an here"
Well that's fact" said Abou-"A trutl
more clear
Than one I'm Ponderlng on; 50 speak me true
And tell me what did o. did not do
The Why the wherefore. the how or what o.
w3eu.
That ranked me first OF all my fellow-men."
The angel sm!led-8 slow aud scornfui smile.
Thou egct 81 Thou fool" he cried the viii.
his silycry tones . freezing accents changed
That list Was alphabetically arranged"
-S. IsADoRk MIsER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

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forever tiss r1ld arsH.a 1asstiou in
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e,ef tu5es ths uonsv and neartiuas
s-aekrns1 sud farmers tEFs ioFs many
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
Are You Always SleePy2

4 Il
DO y0a get ap nights
Caa you control your
urine
Isthere pain Ia your back :
Or nervous pro>trati0nr
Ever had rheamatislns
l. stomach weak
DO you ieel warn outs
l. there a sense OF gene
ness
Pains In back Of head
Areyou dreadful nervous?
Not enough or too much
urine
Does it hurt To urinateS
Does it smart or barn:
l. there weight or pres
sure la lowe. part OF abdo-
men
Does your urine settle
Brickdust or cloudy de-
pOsits2
How long this way?
Married or singlee
About wha age:
Then write tO or call ON
Dr. =. Clay Todd. IS Mon
rOe-st.. room 4, Imnlen blk,
Grand Rapids, Mich. lie j.
the famous Specialist Ply
sician who is curing all
these dreadful complaints.
There Is hardly IA t"wn o.
city or neighborhood In the
United states, but eau boast
OF some former sufferer who
has been restored to per-
feet health and manhood or
wOmanhOOd by Dir. ). Clay
Todd in the last % years.
lie sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

The Vinegar Furniture Company say
that the Mckinley bill does not seem to
affect them. They continue to receive
and ship out their furniture just the
same. They keep their stock full and
complete, and are selling at prices that
disturb other dealers. They buy for
cash and sell on terms to please their
customers. 123 to 129 South Divi-
sion ST.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
HAIR Fare Harvest Evcursion via Lake
shore Ennle.

On Sept. 9th and 23d and Oct. l4th.
1880. the Lake shore & Michigan south
err Ry Co. viii sell excursion tckctsto
20 MS in the South. southwest. West
sud Northwest AZ one fare for the
round trip. Tickets wiii be good thirty
days from date of issue. Apply % tick.
et agents for full particulars.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

We are satisfied that no house IN the
State carry 80 large and varied an
assortment of psrlor goods as the Wine
gar Furniture Company do. Look al
them and satisfy yourselves. 123 TO l29
South DivIsiOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

The Vinegar Furniture Company
keep the best and largest stock OF
furniture, stoves, carpets, crOckery
glassware, lamps, bedding. bookcases,
office desks, etc, kept in this city, and
they sell them at prices that defy com
petition.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

Winter will soon be here and you
must get you a stove or blanket or 4
comfortable or carpet. See at what
low prices you can find them at the
Vinegar Furniture Company's.