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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-29
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05
CHATFARoocHRE oHIps
The New Buildings for tho State Asy-
lum-Personal Pointers.

me New Buildings for the State Asy-
lum-Personal Pointers.
CHATTAHooCEEE, Fla, Dec. 4. -
George +. Carlisle, ticket and freight
agent fer the Louisville and Nashville and
Florida Central and Peninsular railro Ids at
this place, has resigned his position. He
leaves in few days for Cuba. on pleasure
outing. His wife will accompany him. Mr..
Carlisle is succeeded by gentleman from
Callahan, Fla.
Miss Allius Mcbride returned home
yesterday from Fowlstown. Ca, where she
has been visiting the Misses Jones.
Henderson Griffin. supervisor at the in
sane asylum, and Miss Bette Hear1, an at
tendaut ct the same institution, we're
married last week. DR.. Carter of ITALIA
hassee officiatsd.
Prof. John P. Mccall of Boston, Ga.
opened school here last week with large
attendance.
TO Apalachlcola, Tia, where they will make
their future home.
Contractor Davis, who has charge Of tho
new buildings for the state asylum, is push
ing his work rapidly and will complete
them as soon as possible.
II. II. Spear aud Z. W. Scarborough of
this city have been appointed delegate aud
alternate, respectively. TO the immigration
convention at AsheVille, N. c., Dec. II.
Both will attend.
j. W. Spear, (. w. Scar borough. and II.
u. Wood returned several DAYS ago from
Columbus and Macon after an abseAce of
ten days.
Much dissatisfaction exists here since the
new schedule Of the Savannah. Florida and
Western railway went into effect, owing to
the irregularity Of tho mails
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05
CONCERTS LARD BILL

'--0 1'eW York Cha mber Of Commerce
1xpresses Its Opposition.
,, NEW YORK, Dec. AT the regular
'1'Ily meeting of the Chamber of Com
Wv ,' - 'o-day the following resolution rela-
r I've 70 The Conger lard bill, now before the
p.i ot~tes Senate, was adopted:
mere yea That while the chamber of com
,ass ~ VI the state of New YORK favor all
and o,a tHas viii tend to elevate the purity
tine 4 7, ity of our food supply, at the same
Ii 4 , S Vaeir opinion that logis lation of the
Wis., ~, opposed by this bill is iaexpedent. un-
sQosrl unjust and that all leg station on this
r 5o "a Iteration act, which vii prohi t. mia.
Ai'eratlons and insure the sale Of non
-S "I 0cles Of food for what they are.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05
Id1LLEDGEVILLR MENTION.
The Nun ioipal Election Evidences OF
Thrift.

The Nun icipal Evidences OF
Thrift.
MILLEDoEvHLE, GA, Dec. Next
Tuesday the Milledgeville election takes
place, and it is Of such Importance that the
people ere hard at work trying to secure
two-thirds of the qualified voters, which is
necessary in order to issue bonds to build
the water works.
Every one has something to say about
Milledgeville's growth, more bulldogs
going up al over the town. Real estate has
gone out OF reach, but there are some few
lots that can be bought at reasonable price.
The steam Laundry has been completed
and is now doing the laundering of the CITY.
This is another one of the good enterprises
of the town. as we'll as very convenient
one.
Yesterday IN rning c. E. Brown of Cuth-
bert was welded to Miss Callie Grieves of
this city. Rev. Donald McQuinn of the
Presbyterian church performed the cere-
monies The couple left at o'clock foc
Cuthbert, which they will make their future
home,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05
A CORPSE BESIDE TIE TRACK.
A Discharged Telegraph Operator
Killed BY q Train.

AnleQ by q IRAN.
BAxLEY, GA, Dec 4.-Tuesday news
reached here that dead man had been
found on the side of the railroad
track about five miles above here.
Upon investigation the body was
identified as that of s. H. McKeuna, said to
have been formerly of Rio, Wis, but of
late telegraph operator at Surrency. Nc
Kenna had been in the employ of tae rail
road company at Surrency only sincs Nov.
5, and for failing or refusing to comply
with some order Of the company had been
discharged. A pass to Macon had been ten
dered aim.
During his stay in Baxley Monday it was
noticed that he became some what intoxi-
Gated. Nothing further can be ascertained
regarding tho accident.
The coroner's jury rendered verdict of
death caused by either having been thrown
or by falling from some train.
The railroad company instructed their
agent here to have the remains buried at
their expense, which was done.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05
DGCAPIpATBD ON THE RAILS
'-o1rihle Death in Railroad Wreck


'-0'riole Death in Railroad Wreck
in illinois.
AL. ~ LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. A Chicago &
l an Passenger train, bou d for Kanas
N.Y., n.y. leaving Chicago last night, was
,,, ,Cli,90 at Jacksonville this morning at 2
and ~ smith, a merchant of Pekin, I'll.
Inst, tlhe j. K. Rifle of Kansas City we're
tor tor. - k!iiod. Judge Rifles bead was
nains rom his body aud the rest Of his re-
srecsoaWeFe pinioned uader a Pile Of
snI h. -. might of Kansas City was bruised
iatali 10y Ky scaIded by steam, and probably
blurred. ''DSF persons were loss seriously
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05
An Acad amy Burn ID.

LUMPKTN. GA, Dec. 4-Stewart acad-
envy was burned Tuesday night It was
worth $4,000, and was insured for $1,000
The fra is supposed to be the work of an
incendiary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05
~ Dor't Want to Hang a Woman.

Ing circnI,s, "a, Dec. A pc ition is be-
me- t .tIed TO get the governor TO CON-
iogress nc sentence OF Ellen Fason, the
BIZ ~ VINO was convicted as accessory
CAS-. =, nc ny. TACT IN the Gronwald murder
% no. ill., t,lsonmelt for lie. The people
~' pns Idea OF hanging a woman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05

Maximum temperature, So, minimum tenn
perature. AZ
The hight Of the river at Augusta at 1888
O'Clock a m. yesterday augusta timel was
SO feet, a fall of 0 2 feet during ths past
twenty -four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at ell stations for the MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. Dec. d. 1856 p. NJ. city time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05
FOR SALE.


$1,000 --~~~-~---~~~-~>~-~- ~~~~~~~~~~-~~-~~~
EOR SALE
Il VACANT.
=. lots on Sixth.
81 lots on Tenth.
lots on Eleventh
lots on Bull
lots on Whitaker.
large lot Ga corner Central.
large lot sixty By one hundred and
twenty-five. Cheap
DWELLINGS.
2nIce dwellings on Anderson.
nine room dwelling on Taylor.
thirteen-roOm dwelling on Broughton
Six-room dwelling on State.
i splendid reside nee on Bolton.
RENTING.
52-story houses AID store. Cheap.
3 story houses. Pay splendidly.
2 l-story houses Always rented.
1-story house. On williamson
l0-acre tract outside.
W X. WILKINSON
Real Estate Dealer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05
q Church Burned.

BIRMINGHAA, ALA, Dec. 4-Fire las
night entirely destroyed st. Marys church
valued at $4,000. It was Insured forS 5000.
The church was located at South Highland,
about mile and half from the city. The
water supply was short.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-MIsCELLA
NOR RENT, blacksmith and wheelwrigbt;
L best stand 10 city; ON West BIZ I'D street
Apply to GUILMARTlN & MEHRTENS'
Stables.
TOR RENT, stalls. mule pens; accommoda-
j dations for eny kind Of stock for rent in
stables adjoining our Sale, Boarding and Livery
Stables. GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS.
NOR RENT, warehouse on fuver street, for
Il merry occupied by Artesian Ice Company.
Apply 70 T. G. BELL. Business ONCE, MorDlng
News
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05

NOU will find l.. STERN & co.'s Ell Astron
Il ONO Mountain Rose and Amateur Clut
cigars at 10 cents equal to imported.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05

= CENTS gets the Sunday ssue OF the MORN
- ING NEWS. Be sure and read 1t. For sale
at MULLRYNE'S DRUG STORE. West Broad
and WaldburR streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05

A CHOICE selection OF fine curtains Just re-
IA received. from SOC to G5 pair. Call and
see them e. b. co
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05

Out FLOWERS. Floral Designs, Plants.
" Decorations attended to by Oelschigs
Nursery j. GARDNER Agent, 5OIs Bull
street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05

EFATrRESSES renovated in best form In the
w city by Empire Bargain Co, Liberty and
Jefferson streets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05

Local Record for the Morning News.
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day; Fair; slightly warmer.
Special forecast for Georgia.
FAIR Warmer; fair; southerly winds.
Comparison OF mean temperature atSavan-
nah. Ca, Dec. 4. 1890. and the mean OF the
aame day for SiSEsen years
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05

u Indicates sracs. flnca9s AM hPndrodths.
O. 3. G0EaAs. Observer SigHai Corps
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05

TRY l. STERN & Co IS Little Havana and
L Opera cigars at 8 cents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05

- FAD the Sunday MORNING NEWS. For sale
IL at KIEFFER'S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05
THHIo WEEK

CALL ON MCCAULEY c CO, druggists, and
" get copy of Sundays MoRNING NEWS.
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$500 --7la -a-zz4-=---a--
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NOUR CHOICE-It you send us your pnoto
or tin type We will make you either a fine
crayon or beautiful water color PORTRAIT life
size, FREE OF CHARGE II you agree TO recon-
mend our. work. send stamps for return of
yonr small picture and stats your selections
Offer good for twenty days. Address GERMAN
AMERICAN PORTRAIT HOUSE, loi Ceater
street, Chicago, Ill.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15

The Executive Committee of the
Michigan State Grange, At q recent
meeting. unanimously passed the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That we are IN favor OF a
law 70 PROHIBIT the use OF free passes by
all State officials, and that We will sup
port no man for either branch of the
Legislature who will notpledge himself
TO work and vote for the passage of such
n law"
The committee also instructed the
secretary OF the State Grange to present
the resolution 10 all candidates aspiring
10 seat in the State Legislature of
1890, and ask for an explicit and def.
mite answer thereto from each and ev-
cry candidate, such answer to be di-
rected to MS office before the 10th of
October, if practicable.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15

T NJ Wessoa azs bseA - Nsw YORK
asain ana talked. Aeeoreins - ths
stAF ns sd TIE e.assAlgn = last
begsnnlag 70 warm ap ~ Aiehsgan- ne
NJ Eiaisy bill . lo<ing lols q VeteEs for
tie Rspa6lie.ns "a ths WolvsFias stats
II the elsesson we're three Baoaths from
nos TIE loos w0uld - esen E<ezteF-
Nhsn the country merchants get their
goods marked up the farmers s.h oe
heard from" In three Hs0ntas froEn
nos tns state of Affairs vii be as dli-
teFent iEosn Eaat westoa psetures <. a.
Weston = from Mckinley. Aueh q
this eFsE STOCK q f0reigu goods, rushed
INTO ths country IN anticipation OF
rang prices snd Immense profits sili
BE iYlng drug on tAe market Wniie
the importers are playing their grab
game, conservative merchants MI III
vest spAringly, the people vill bay care
fully and before the beg .nn4ns of the
new year "a ose same Imported articles
vii be cheaper than ever. The inl-
poTters' dreams Of wealth vii have
vanished into thin air-thinner even
than the great Democrats victory II
Michigan.
; agaln Weston says "Under the Me
klnley blli the tariff tar IN Michigan IS
four times our state taxes. and We de-
rive no heneht from IT," Il would be
interesting to know how Weston found
that out. IL 5 easy enough 90 learn
what the State tax -. but how ne knows
| enough about the tariff tax 20 compare
the two Is what ''passeth understand
ing" Every tariff Is not a tax, for
many things are sold st rates no greater,
or even less than the tariff itself. TO
ascertain Just nOW much tariff -taxed"
material - consumed IN Michigan, and
how much or the tariff is tax, and
then 70 multiply the two together and
compare the product with the State tax
: feat too great for even Weston
capacious head. Even if the entire
tarih wee tax, although the task
would DC slmplihed. We very much
doubt weston's ability TO produce any
creditable showing. Ii Is much easier
and very much safer for . Democratic
politician 20 stick 20 generalities, and
knowing Weston's shrewdness as We DO
we think he will continue to follow tn,
| easy and safe course.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15

EoR RENT-s9house Is4 Csssst. Inquire
on premises. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15
REFUBLIcAN MEETINGS..

kfrrxv SrtrgoS.--W sdnesisy evening 0ct5-
Der l.. speakers. Wu. Alden smith sad John
~ Halcomb.
Bqzox-At iowa Han. Wednesday. October
Is Col c. y. DeLand. Alfred Woicott sad
others.
ssSo Lsxz - Thursday. October r.; Zen.
George A. Farr and Mc3e0rre Bundv.
CaSxox-s1vsr Lake Han. thursday. October
rs. CO.. C. v. DeIand. Alfred Woioott sna
others.
Io~r1--Frftsy evening. oefossr ~ Hon.
George A. Fsrr and Senator Synrsnt Wss-
seiifs
6nsxnvsfnp Friday evening. 0cfoser r..
speakers. n. L. Dunsam aua Wm. AIdsa
smith.
We-~u rssx PsrTrraT. Saturday Afternoon
octoher =. Charles " Wstklas Hoo. George
A Farr ard = r. T. Adsus
Atro.-Safardas sveniBz. octotsr = sens.
tor Svhrsat Wsss@lias aad othsrs
Pc~~z CvVrsr.-M Maadsv. October q sresk-
srs. Hen John 7 Rlch. W. !. Adams and
James 8 Mesrids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15
Notes.

The intoxication paragraph contains
four persons. The husband of Mrs.
Wander Veet was not in time To save
his wife from jail. She had been
drinking too much, and her sentence
was twelve days. James Britton and
Louis Saest both went to jail for twelve
days.
It. w. Kelley was held TO the superior
court, charged with keeping his saloon
open after hours.
James Jones is a negro, and is charged
with assault and battery. He Will be
tried today.
James Z. Rowe, for selling liquors &c
minors, will be examined, or adjourn
ment, on the list.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15
WINANS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
2 AND & TOWER BL0CE

lfiF IlAiif
WANTED Male Help COOK. machine
W hands ] porter. farm hands. several
good AGENTS 3 ano Tower block
WANTED Helps second girls :
W COOKS. oininE room g'r,s ktcher 3 q.
Iizundress j. general girls = girls fo ro south.
dlBing-roofn kris fer frsi rlass hotels outside
o,fr. Ladies pauur. rosef b'oct.
BUSINESS CHAN Es-Fof sale or exchange
ID dry goods STOCK ss3I3. grecerE s'ees tisia.
2 hardware stocks s t1l and &4lAt stock general
rnerchanclse SsJQ. general stock $50 taluon
slon horse. buggy. harItfs ard hiHrkfts t-sf
span 81 horses o. exchange iuf hnusf arc lNti
brick hosse and i9i apo farm g. eAfhaaFs ior
livery. $3.50 stock of dIt goods lu cas- g. ta-
change Tor house and 'et
WE WANT auln uecl of employment 60 cal.
W GOOD p.sces slc good wages and
Tower biock.
er-n viii buy rev foom house in South
CIV 6rsna Rapids " hs VII NDt paf frhtf
ecno only. fof home on 6lxik iot on
'HDt't shifley-st.
@-Q.o IL the price fof . i-sfors, 6room house
= tN't ou iernsndost
eS0.o wi actually buy = nice nftls eroom
sNriO cottage on foifare.. nearly her. one
blork frofa cars
coon vIl bus house in rood repair. near
.e'Dt Lincoln Para Dos tatsIf.
cfO,lo ~ fhis pric, We can sel yea = rew
= ANN'' house VIII 3. ~ room Vel To-
GATED.
-1r-o Tfisisa rars hsrgaIr. Barge lsi snd
- A.tV tee ffoefn fuIsrF. rl q sf.I separate.
Isl d0ni mss ff4s caarre.
5000 Two fpee'al haffa'rt ~ fhis price
n -ft| ere CH West SIZE ere one in q f.th
tarf of city
fTkRHe- We have sererai rirs iiite terms -
escaangc iof c.ff property.
A TFTT1,r CASH u haf one afrif irfeffst
y in a. u1tcf bus nest. orr ci ihe otti F. ere
ftr
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15

49,. e ~. a,as oi. Z s.ss..s1 "a sue s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15

ssFsS SWENT Roll faf ere -erstruszlan ~
y ssWer Iarrer street. from -irtl
street 81 kIzath sffest. ia tte ctfF ~ straad
llsrlas
crFfrs ~ Cry cEFss
GssND Rsr-fs strn-. l.Cf- "a. lss5 J
To-
rsferv 81 Rr6yn = n Rrown. 81 Cum
~rfnEs. Rs-ha-a frffz =. q. Farner toseFh
ffeseraa. Pffa = Hsnlfen. y. :. Hzrt srrtt
H iff1tou. ~ - b. NSlieff q. n. 1frnf
Fau-a 81 9lFr Nsrths Feyr ~. Peter go
Wafer r ~nrfsr Axrrs - hftt trf ?
q. Fsr Erres. ? feresae. ? NtnfAeF1rT-
OF 4fe 1frrlF aflifr4 teal -
= ss-oet q - gs6s ar.cr zee % astrNf tst ey-
rerse ~ ths affrees Z i-ersreFerr4 - a 4ssess
re EFT rri AS aeer refs 81 tfs Freu tseE A.
s. 80 ~ In tts t-srk o7et ~ ss.f rtrF. rfe-e
81 reaz rpHa isr Inspector vnfl N9n
as~ erer aa nft p tsf RhfE 80 where
rr r1E arFe4r Eefers re Iafaf1hA laaelt
~ zete eTrafna I'D shsr csnse $ ary ~
81 q ssen<<-.s~fs sAen71 Mt ~ rss1e srf -
isct@s sceorsi1E - ~
" A. SHrrENtx
- Cry Gers
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15
Changes in the Roads.

The electric system Will probably be
first used on the Division-st. line. Where
the cable conduit crosses the road, the
negative wire will be connected by
twenty-four additional copper wires,
passing under the conduit. The new
rails now being put IN are patented, and
the company which makes them IS
unable to supply the present demand
There Will be eight inches more space
between the two track than formerly
which Will lessen the Stability of accl-
dents
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15
FARMERS' DEBATE.

The Soldiers Home and Liquor Trafc
Receive an Overhauling.
The West Michigan Farmers Club
met in the supervisors room in the city
hail yesterday snd engaged in a lengthy
DISCUSSION entitled what are the causes
of the present agricultural depression
and IS there any remedy for this condi-
ton of the farming interest that lies
within the reach of the farmer2"
The discussion was led by Hon. E. /.
Briggs, in which he said the farmers
were in poverty stricken and depressed
condition. Shuman S. Bailey had an
adverse opinion and he said the state
ments of Mr. Briggs were not true IN re-
gard TO the agricultural depre. sen tx
lsting. He said he spoke IN = bigoted
manner on q subject which he knew
nothing about. He asked him TO state
where the poverty existed and how. He
also said that the farmers today are re-
ceiving for produce more than at any
time IN the past ten years and that the
present governments IS the friend of the
farmers.
Mr.. Briggs in reply said that he was
surprised tbat Mr. Bailey had treated
his remarks with a spirit of sarcasm.
lie did not ike the Mckinley bill.
President G.. :. Lindemsn, Z. 4. Ham,
iltonaud Aaron Clark, Martin L. Sweet,
Is. Fuikerson. Z. +. BOsworth and D..
r. Clay also entered into the discussion.
Before they got through the liquor
traffic was gwen a lively overhsuliug,
and the Soldiers Home yas treated IN
a ike manner.
At the next meeting the subject for
d,scusson Will ne. What Effect Does
| Iutemperance Have on Farming
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15

LFANTfD-Situstion as h0usekeePer by 3
w widow lady 50 years old. with a little :. RI
OF 70; wages not 50 Ianeh OF an Object as
good home Address K. d. D.. care Telegram.
Herald. so
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15
TowIciS
Employment BuIeaul
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
Rooms ) AND . TcWGs eLock.

DEGOIIA ABkoS-............--Propreiors
KEANTrD Male hrIp-2 trsseung statesmen.
w 3 PAINTER j lAui1aF, cslltrt tAAkrft
porter cautalsefs eA sAl..iA. { sssats en
hrsi-c arflc.e.
AAkAl ED-tcmtle help girls iof eenriAi
w housrWork. Sew ng Eirs. Z chAplhtIs
maifs iauau resscs. AUtn pAilal iNf teuN -
So 90 California.
ron. SALE -one-haif interest in good -
tabiishra business ia cli2 seneiai stt q
vii invoice about si'H. ctianct ful sem. vas
80 step ilio good buaineas
NOR SaIN-s room house Ca LAErBVf st. near
Neuham-aNr. near pnfh caoit luo eiffIfiV
car hues Win ah no1eFn improvements
tiler sto" easy Terms
EoN sAlf-Dursb e house on Hsilst renr
q. r. a j. sho-a heats FOR tli pCf Hehih
large lot Price tltui
E0R SAfE OR fNCu ANCf-lBusi Mass
A me ~ rouui house 0u tust-,I large iai.
mcnts 10 exchange iof dwelling ln bosioa,
AGss-
EOR SALE OF EXCRANcE-ls9 acre farm o.
Il mflts from city llt iul ulpTHrff nE.anUe
beech aud maple tam ter. Is noon hr.ck hsase
large basement barn ald other cat b4liltugs
% exchange fof c'ty property.
/ EOR SALE-A nns ,room house on Ceufer-
a ~. good sized lot. bne sA~ae sna -awA'
price sl4Ol
IGOR SALE-ll room house on East nfldFe-st.
/ furnace. sewer city waIer. cnrntF lUt alfd
finely finished. prlcr - o.. eass fsfina-
/ EOR SALE OK EACnAA6iesroom heus,
] and large corner lot. room .of anutbcf
! house on lot. on Two graded street., vitA seN-
err. etc. 90 exchange Tor farm. would assume
/ some lncumbrarce.
| LrOR SALE OK ENCHAN0E-f-room house
1 on ThemAsst.. -Ar Easl a.. nicely hn-
ished and gusi completed come ard see b.
4 fNOK sALE-2 lois on HasfinEss e. nn easy
terms oT vii exchange Tor improved
| properly.
| MONEY TO LOAN on roai and personal prop
III erty IN sums 10 suit hoomko ana y Tower
| block
| HOUSES ard roofas 10 renf also number ~
/ IL good tenants ~sntinR o. rect. bnna IA
| your keys Rooms and q. Tower blork.
nt5OLlh BROS.
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wAETED-To Rent.
TOR sALE-KscELLAEBoUs

TOR SALE-Good bed couch. cheap. Inquire
l. 1Ss Broadway. up stairs -
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Tor eALE-Chear. g horre power heller sud
engine nearly new with furnace. setting
etc. complete. Inquire oi 4. g. IawlnE; Ihon.
az. i7fi
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piles. pues, itching Pile.

YMPToMs-Molsture intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse 10y
scratching. II allowed 10 continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulceratc, becoming very sore. SwAYNE' &
OISTMExT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and III mcst cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail, tor 90 cents. DR.. Swayne &
Son. PhiladelDhja.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15
4 Cure for Constipation aad Sick Head

Or. Slas Lane. while in the Rocky
Mountains. discovered root that when
combined with other nerbs, make an
easy and certain cure for consumption.
It's i'm the form of dry roots and leaves
and IS known as Lanes Family Aedi
cine. IL will cure sick-headache IN one
night, Fortne blood. liver and kidneys,
and for cleaning up the complexion IT
does wonders. Druggists sell II at 90
cents 4 package.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15
TOR REST-BUsBEss PLLoEs.

FOR RENT-0fnces. ana houses and lots for
sale. Inquire OF Dr. Ncenboer. - bosf-
wick 81. 81
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Its FxrriIent Qaalitles.

Commend the public approval the
California LIQUID fruit remedy syrup OF
Fgs. It's pleamg 20 the eye and 10
the taste and by gently acting on the
kidneys. live and bowels, il clcanses
the systom oHectuslly. thereby promo
ting the health and comfort ot al VINO
u>a Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15
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