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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31

The literary production of Mexico is
quite wonderful. One Of her latest
photographed lists mentions no less
than Il. 900 volumes by 5000 native
Mexican authors. The first book printed
on this continent was published in
Mexico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
Prsrton,s "Hsa-1ka.,,

Hon. W. II. Grain, member of congress from
Texas, writes: ut affords me pleasure TO add
my testimony to that OF hundreds who have ex-
perienced relief by the use o; your wonderful
''Hed-Ake.'" Cures in fifteen minutes. For
vale all druggists, soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31

Sugar Chill Cure Is the latest discov-
cry; perfectly tasteless; children cry for
it. A sure cure for chills and fever.
Sold by South Side Drug Company and
n. E. Grammer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
Extra PapsrL

Parties desiring copies OF The GAZETTE
10 send of can secure them wrapped.
ready for mailing, at the business ONCE
at cents copy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31

Ease and Comfort from Pain of all
kinds. Send for Ponds Extract Co. IS
Ne,0 book, rs 9TH Ace., N. T., mailed
free. Do not be deceiced By counterfeit prep
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31

For 70. 90 hs Daily Gazette ,.iH BE- sent six
months, an also a copy Of the original Web
sfeT's Unabridged Dictionary, 1881 pages sr-
sbscTibsr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
Preston,s "Bed-IEe. 4"

Judge ]. h. McLesry, eI-attorney-g general OF
Texas and past grand master of Masons, says;
1T (Hed-Aks) is the best medicine for headache
ever saw" Cures any headache. For sale
all druggists, Soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
TRIMMINGS.

Tinse chenille of
Fnnges- about
o
n
3inchb all
Steel
ign Ind dthst
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
S GOODS AND SILK DEPARTMENTS REL RREESE CREAM OF THE LOOM

the
fulit
of wMakeg foreign
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31

SS1AkA IN ETS.
IMs department embraces novelties in fancies and
de Luxor, Satin de Lyon, Faie Surah Ottoman Armure
Regence embroidered designs.
BLACK SLKS-"Our Hobby gros grain, faile armure
Peau de so SATIN de yon regence satin marvieueux ra-
DANES surah China India, in all the latest weaves-al new
mportations, special values.
any former production for beauty Of combination and blend
ing of shades-the latest.
SATIN de REGENCE-AI tnts, such as turquoise
dah ashes OF rose amorph sautuea muberry-a leader
33NGH PRINTED INDIA SILKS-New fall shades, novel de-
VENETIAN VELVET EMBROIDERED SATIN-Cream satin
ground richly embroidered rose, surrounded with deli
cately tinted leaves-superb
EVENING FABRICS
complete line of in evening nts cream rose
pearl heliotrope nile, cardinal solid and fancy designs
70 evening robes, ground handsomely embossed in
colors, rose and leaf designs rich shades $40 robe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
+ AND ANEERTCAH
F-OREIGN

| IOres
Highland
cord rever-Coors:
Royal to a
2Ocens.
in the
4Gct mur
auerena
color pendd value
Grovea Iadn tn Hwooa bargah
Ancoors thebe offe
effect
in price.
dsandc m
The MNGARA CLOTHS, especially
in
% u eatmnd atsom
nm, enmee rodeedem bodnei
% t n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31

LTY ROBES = s : as
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28

Peter Lsorsn : aot onlg eeznPsaent
nlsa k9x 11alk S@Estexs o1t % = edae -
iAsse Ss1 ;. kfoss Sc k2o~s etsTf-
o<1y 40 e3texe tns sessaea = ever
Dkxt NzlteF i kaos every aie1ln<E ~
sas >t4s< Leg slstars SCI ths
f4ezlsy. SAGA AF Hersn nHs - aa ca
c<pl.eaai degree, Ill sD&sis h-H - Ae-
co&.lp1 a. eSsliy for kent coanty ana
0FaDd Rapids sBaE otosr a~n SVoia
oox Accoa1r 81 wltA tAs nQss 4ss24 aeus
seil.-G. r. DsnoeKsf.
The above Is one q tie sililest sFgu-
meats for the election Of feter Dor4n
shsl oould have beea pat forth. he e
gong down - Lansiog, soeoEoing - Re
0wa statements. % secure sPecl2l leg =
l4Iion for GRAD Rapids - lssssa the
burdens Of taxation. 20 solve tie per
plexing problem OF ho~ % assess and
tax mortgages, 10 shOrtea TIE legssA-
tive session, 20 cut down sDpropriA-
tloas and above al 10 pass constitution
a. laws-in fact he hkens himself 70
those patent nostrums, put up in origin
a. packages for family use aud war
rAnted 10 cure all ills--and the Demo-
eraey Is just now prescribing him m big
doses to the State Of Michigan, as a
remedy for all her internal dlsarrange-
meats. The ingredient IN this wonder
ful compound, which gives II all IT'S
virtues. rs fsr-reaching effects, Is the
fact that this anthropomorphic cure.
all IS genial fellow, ''hale fellow
we'll met, brains, IN the Democrats
ideal, being secondary consideration,
II not altogether ingnored. All this
great work Peter Doran will do, ac-
oording 20 the Democrat, by going TO
Lansing and bobnobblng with 1872 mem-
bers, not mentioning officers, lanitors
and messengers.
IL Peter Doran thinks he can work
through the Legislature whatever leg
islaton Grand Rapids desires, in spite
of outside opposition, by sheer force of
''genlahty," ne out-Slmons simple ST.
mon in simplicity. A lobby, ten or a
dozen strong. will appear on the scene
with more 'geniality" concealed about
their persons than Peter Doran ever
dremed of in his palmiest days.
II he imaglnes that "geniality" will
enable him 10 reform the State and
frame statutes that will stand the Su-
preme Court fire, without downright
hard work, he has n very inadequate
conception of the Office of State eena.
tor and be would better find some
"pent-up Utica" in which to exploit his
capacities. And If he has any exces-
siye tendency to "geniality," the peo,
pie, out of mercy to him, should permit
him to stay away from a session of the
Legislature.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28

VI. II. Ford Is enulsting the Irish
mans aea-when you put your finger
on him, be isn't there. After be real
led how ridiculous be had made him
self appear. By declining to meet Mrs.
Hszlett, be thought it would be a fine
thing TO play the knight-errant and call
for al antagonist worthy Of his steel,
asa means of escape from from his d.
lemma. Mrs. Hazlett and be did not
stand upon an equal footing. forsooth,
and he could not accept chal-
lenge from her. lie picked out Mr..
Watkins a. foeman worthy of his
proves. and challenged him to debate
at any time or place PRIOR 10 NOvem-
Der l." Mr.. Watkins slacrity was q
sumner 70 the Little Giant" who evil
IDENTIFY had more than his hands full.
Mr.. watkins proposition for q debate
IN each county OF the district, com
mencing at Hartmsns Hall on Tues
day evening, was suddenly declined By
Mr.. Ford. on account Of "other
engagements" although Mr.. Wat
kins would have sacrificed just
"a many other engagements
as Mr.. Ford. And Mr.. Ford must bear
in mind that Mr. Watkins, as the chal-
lsnged party, had the right 10 FIX time
and place and all other points
left open by himself. Mr.. Ford
now says thai he contemplated
only one discussion and that not
az early "a Monday or Tuesday,
but his letter did not 20 say. Mr.. Wat
kins could tell what Mr.. Ford said, but
what Mr.. Ford contsmplsted wss an
unknown quantity At that time and
does not seem 20 AVE been made any
too clear by suhssquens proceedings.
The fact has become quite evident
that Mr.. Ford has no desire ~ meetMr.
watkins II be bad bad any such con-
ginning desire, az he now assumes, he
would have suggested the sdviss5iEty
Of such JOINT debates earlier in the cam.
psign. In hls open letter 70 Mrs. Has.
lett he put a chip on his shoulder FOR
NJ. Watkins 70 knock of. His sup.
portsrs erdeavorsd 70 cast dicule upon
the Republican Congressional Commit
zee for putting forth Mrs. Hszlstt a.
their champion. because they were
afraid 70 have NJ. watkins meet him.
when n fact The Hszistt-For challenge
was = Caledonia affair entirely. WITH
which che Congressional COMMITTEES had
TO concern. The CHIP vas very
promptly Knocked OF q "a shoulder
hut ''the subsequent proceedings inter.
ssted hina no more"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28

FoAkrsEAL 2t A<nkAx-
10< a - s.alssT.sl eclo1aass esst 80
psc-oasiy scar - = psl4 Is.a<.s. the
Lsa~isE u L.st sseniak s4ys q 80 Deza-
oerstle cans1.aate foE stsse ssassgEs
As a. sltaxasy 2zS les.l sasscs
= so1esasax taat nas keea so@I1ly
lsskiBs ! re pas1. ie tee isgislstlT<
es1tF a. Lan<l1x Iha uuF0sFoils eaak-
- ziaa s1efecE.ss AS Ia h4s~ oe~a
p4ssea Sc Z awe beea tElsnaed ~
40 n8aae g bolo x4t<r 4 Lasre had
eeen saea men as M. Doxsn there 70
frame tn<al
Sos here = a pretty how-ae-do. TIE
luuior Democrats uleato-org2n lays
out ~ ioo q hard SoEk foE Peter,
shils the senioE hsnd-osgan Of his
party expects hnn 20 accomplish
wonders ~ MS winning ways and vita
cat hard veEk. II the Leader expects
Peter 10 trim up" the ave passed. 80
AZ - make them bold water. Il expects
more Of him than any one msn can ac-
eomplish- There viii be from 800 10
1900 balls introduced and perhaps half
of them will become laws. Peter would
grow gray before adjournment n any
attempt 90 trim up" that batch Of balls
and warrant them water tight Even
# member OF the judiciary commit
tee, there will be hundreds OF bills
which will not come before him, until
he sees them In committee of the whole
or on the order Of third reading. To
expect him 20 trim all these on snort
notice and make them perfect is 10 ex-
poet too much from him. Someone
else will have 10 do little of the work
or the next session will last ten months
instead of six. Peters most successful
| JOB OF trimming Will be done when
he comes TO voting, if he ever gets
there.
There have been "such men as Mr..
Doran there" alresdy-toO many OF
them. lie will be no novelty, and
while he may average very we'll with
the rest. he certainly presents no sur
passing qualifications for the work. He
has no natural qualifications superior
10 Mr.. Adams. The latter is man of
sound judgment and fine natural abili
ties. He has thorough, practical
business education, and has supple
mented that by careful study Of in
dustrial aud economic questions. His
superiority in these attachments and
IN expressing his views IN public speech
has already been admitted by Mr.. Do
ran, by his failure to accept Mr.. Adams
challenge TO debate.
But Mr.. Doran is a lawyer, forsooth.
| IL his gong TO Lansing would result
in an indisputable demonstration of
that proposition, perhaps the people
might consent TO send him down there.
But, even If he is a lawyer, It does not
follow that he can frame a statute so
as to be Supreme-Court-proof. 1t is a
fact that the best attorneys in Michigan
will not pretend to do that in any case
where question may arise, and law
yer who will hold himself out TO do
that, should be ranked with the quack
"no-cure-no-pay" doctors.
This claiming such supernatural pow
ers for very ordinary piece of human
ity, is growing a little sickening. To
believe in all the great things promised
by WInans, Ford, Dorsn, Ellis and sew
ersl other lesser Performers" requires
credulity sired by ignorance and
damned by folly. But suffering hu-
manly will have TO stand another week
of such druling, before it can wreak its
sweet revenge upon its persistent tor
| mentors.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
TOW EIS
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED


DEGOLIA BR0S-...............P ropuctors
WANTED Help & ma .oisis. 2 rub
csnle IA.
kkkATED-Female Help girls Tor gsa.
era houseSol.. cham 5efiEAics iaiiii
ofoss. 4 stenosfNpLer,
EoRsALK Oh EXCHANGES Kcres Of lane
- miles ffSm sac ely, lss% pezcbca "a
FEARS sc appies coed lai atAgs.
Eok SALE ~ resm mouse on South LafEy-
eitt-st modern nhish. cable csrt rUh ~
The doer. Pnce s. So5A
k'ok EALHAN4f-zl acres two miles from
esusstact. 1910 peach irres bearne. io
standard pea tres. q cherry. ~ nIpir -
piGms. 40 goosberres acres ~ SRA vbcrIiss.
good house sne barn. Price t4pe.
k'Ok rAlE-e room house CD Larraee.st near
Nenham-ase. near both cabie and electro
car nnts with al modern Improvements.
LoR SALE On FXcHANeR,-sRosfan Ms.,5
hne IL room Asuse kNst-st. lArEe iol
city wafer. iufn &C. aud al hooafu improve
ments 10 exchange for cwenng n bosisn
MASS.
gOR SALE OR KxcHASGF--lz9 acre tarn n
miles from city lig Improved balance
beech and maple timber, Is room BRICK hsuss
large basement barn aud other out buildings
70 exchange for civ property.
TOR GALE-il-roosa house on East Eridrest.
furEace. SeWer city wEtsr corner Tor aal
finely finished. price $500. EASY terms
E0R SALE OF kACHANGk-Sroom house
ant lkrze Garner lot room ior 2aotleg
house on lot. % two grsdec streets. witt sew
erk. etc. TO "a change Ter farm w0Cld assume
sore lncumbr28cf.
EoR SALE Oh EXcHAgGF-sroom houss
On Thonas-sk. near East ST.. nicely 90.
ishec ana sust con pleted cotze snc see a.
EOR SALE--z leis o. HsstiuFssi. on -
terms or will exchange Tot imprcFs..
J property.
MONEY 10 LOAN on real and personal prep
u eTty Ia sumo - suit. Hooinst End 8 Tower
1 block.
! HOUSES and rooms 70 rent; also number OF
II COED tenants ~anting C. rent bring "a
your keys. Rooms arc 3. Tower biock
DnGoLIA BR0s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
TO sUBSCKIBEKs.
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.


For Governor
JANIS N. TURNER. Of Ingham-
For Lieutenant doyern0r-
WILLIAM 8 LINTON. OF saginaw.
For Secretary u state
WASHINGTON GARDNER. OF Calhoun.
For state treasure
JOSEPH b. MOORE. of Wayne.
Yer Auditor General
THERON Y. GtDDINGS. Of Kalamazoo.
For Commissioner Of State Land once
JOHN O. BENNY. Of Otsego.
For Attorney Genera
BgNJAAIS ". HUSTON. Of Tuseola
For superintendent OF Public Instruction
OH SCHUhL. Of Baton.
For Member Of state Beard OF EdGestion-
JANIS n. BNLLOU. Of Auegan-
Fer justice 81 sAe Supreme Court
EDWARD CAHlLL. OF lnghan-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
County Ticket

County Ticket
For State senator
WILLIAM 7. ADAMS
For Sheriff
ISAAC 7. LAMOREAUX.
Fer County Clerk
JAMES ;. KNOX
For Register Of Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
For County Treasurer
SHERMAN Z. COLscON.
Fer Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES I. MCBRIDE.
Fer Circuit Court COMMISSIONER
DWIGHT toss.
.ALFRED NOLCOTT.
For Coroners--
HENRY T. L0CHER,
DANIEL J. WALLACE.
For surveyor
DORR SkEELsS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
DESIRABLE
MODERN HOME
FOR SALE!!!
Expecting to remove from the city.
| offer for sale my residence, located
on one of the best streets on the hill.
House contains parlor. sitting-room,
dining-room, lavatory and kitchen on
first floor, six bedrooms and bath room
on second, bedroom and store-room in
attic, balance of attic all fioored and
large enough to finish into couple of
rooms. Laundry, provision room, coal
and wood room, ETC., in basement.
House has furnace, gas, electric bells
and hydraulic water, and is desirable
and complete IN every particular, hav-
ing been arranged and built for home.
Lot is so by $50, or larger if desired.
For further particulars address the
owner, g. Box 10, care TELEeRAM-
HERALD.
PERCYSVYDER
IS Canal-st.. Room Is.

WORKING MEN ATTENTION. o. 10 acre
w tracts for sale near d. 4 ". junction. only
So an acre. Here Is chance TO get good
home.
Ok FOOT FRONT on Scribner-st. near
81 Bridge, only sn. rents for sl44 year.
CK0ICE 80 acre farm in Southern Illinois 10
" trade for property here.
NEW .-room house and choice lots only
~ $40
DRUG STORE business and stock in first
~ class location for sale; reason for selling
III health OF proprietor; price SEQ. worth
double the amount 10 live man.
7 HAVE nrst-clsss livery stock for sale or
Il trade.
MONEY TO LOAN at and per cent. on gilt
III edged security. Percy Snyder. q Canal-st
IT WILL PAY parties wishing to make in
vestments TO call AID look over my list BE-
fore purchasing.
SNYDER
rs Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28

TIE Toledo Blade makes clesn-cut
estimate OF Republican prospects in
Michigan, when i says: The news
from Michigan 10 cheering. II "a sd-
nitted. even BY candid Democrats. that
the Republicans VII carry the state by
At east 10 900 majority. OF che eleven
Congressional districts. nins are sd
mitted safe FOR the Republicans, the
next almost 40, and good hght4ug
chance in the last Evil not be scr
prisiug 4 the Michigan delegation 70
The Fifty-Secoud Congress shall Be
selidlv Rennhllcan."
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
From the Mancl,cst



There are still three
weeks in which 10
study the efeet OF the
Mckinley tariff before
the voters Of New
Hampshire will be
called upon 10 raSS
their judgment upon IL
az the 20 Ia. With OBJ
ject lessons on every
hand. in the shape OF
increased prices upon.
nearly everything they.
have 20 buy. they ought
TO have no difficulty IN
reaching a positive de
cislOn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28

First district
FRED A. MAYNARD. Grand Rapids.
second District
EDMUND N. BARNARD. Grand Rapids
Third District
NORTON FITCH. OF Sparta
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
r On. H. Union.


NIN 3 K u n ~ 7
We are selling ST the
old prices. This Is
from a full-page ad-
vertisement W h / c h
makes its assertion
good by giving price
lists OF nearly eve y
thing in the dry gooQs
Incl
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28

TEE people put little fsitA IN qusck
doctors. who advertise 20 cure al Is.
ard thsy put rs little faith in susck
statesmen. who set themselves up - 70
form the Whole framework OF govern
-,-~,k
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
SOMEONE LIES.

Either free trade papers he or their
advertisers do. An examination of
the columns of some OF the leading
Democratic journals of the country re-
veal the following curiosities:
From, fhe To,lis,.ilLs Co,,,.i..r InrrnnI
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28

CAxA1-st once more hsgins - hesrthe
rsssr-blsncs II thoTouzhfare. The
work done On e appears 20 oe ss sab
ssaut.al a. pavement needs 20 BE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
frorl the 10 Obserrer.
ApyFRTIsFarS'

III = = 7 y = y = T.
Notwithstanding the
tariff question which
is now agitating the
people Of this country.
we continue 10 sell our
goods al old prices.
Gloves, Hosiery and
Underwear.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
ABEL t. PAGE

Roou, 7, Metropolis BIZ Grand kspot.
puws .n1 seus pes Estate etoctt enc y e,f
ssrss Invests Noner IN Pfefssbit Doe ssss
r.tervr4s.s a.s parfrr Hesi fststs tpe-f1s
gen. war.r - iosr p sgns eesires Dpot ~
.ars securities strsnesIs 20 sRf rns ~iss "a
a. rn-rha.r shssp ~ ffpsnsist berDs fs~s
~, s.- susuri,sr prorsssf va O. wei - csii
80 80 ~haf hsv. - ssat TIE Iisi 70 isrE
=. ~s...s- ton. ~ iohz resieenet " rht 80
srs nssny yss~ ia 80 rss - busares
.sfs ftarcuEf a fc~fsegs - sssses 80
81 sr.ss - ssel.<s ts ruysrt
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28

@Antf ~ ~&AAt nte.et - - - sesAte
- ssstft - - 49, Et@-t. 49, - 49,
fs-s< - - - flAe tAt t-kAs ts~e - - - -
-. - 80. =.
ftr 49, ~ - - fp~ts 49, y. etit
80 ~ AsAse = heAft a.. tssc~t = st1tst
ees A<1 4sNAs - Asee 1seetrt f@ftesta
N3hoNs te4orest la.A4fs 81 hsA<t =
h<AoFe %
- -
- - seat tAeAni les tt~t ~ 49,
teee sssoet ertsts tAt Aet tAstsrf as~t ~
hetf sene hstssf y - - - tsufct ass -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28

FWI u II
What hard-working
cite n can help feeling
the blTterest indlgna-
ton when he reflects
that this added burden
has been imposed upon
him by Republican leg
isiaiion enacted Tor the
benefit OF the rich. Bur
the day OF reckoning is
rapidly drawing near.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28
WIHANS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
3 AND & TOWER BLOCK


Telephone .-.--..-..-------.-.--- --------.-- g
AANTED-Temae hep 70 al frsi-cizss
w positions Ia al branches o. worf. both ga
the city and out best o. wages. Al eut q err
ploymeuf please call We viii secure fCu =
place. Ladies Psrior. Tower Block.
FOR kALk-A Bev modern lefoem housf
oak hRish kctsee furnace water 2ne eas
large l0t. nfwiy sodoec Eice locality OF routt
Lsisyette-.t' only sieoi would be cheat a.
500
S1r0O Will BUY an ,-rcon house nicely
vi w nulsheo very convenient % jfo~-
S1-00 TOR nlss s-rooH house on Center.
= W 81 VIII exchange ior house ane iei
Ls0g sALE-Oriy SEQ To- s-roon houss.
a pantry and clossts on a. snc ave. lsffe
lot tive more houses could be- built ca 10
terms easy bargain.
$1,000 BU1ka T.roou hcnse ir briges
a ttO Bddiiion lot torIf-
SQ00 FOR neat iftt house on l8ncoln'
@oDV st Jet s'r2ll terms easF
L'oE fhiF-lef acres clsv loan farm n Bars
county Gon1 frame housss nice osi
buildings new basement barr. cogf ti59si p
s8rface liftlp rolling n~ar o. good usri.ef
one ~ the test rrodncuG farms in fhf state
onir 81 per acre onfbef deHn- souif tsfe
house sBd JOG. tiaf. ~ psrf paTnenf. bsisnfs
per cent Parties wish - a. houth - ~
count ~ iii-heslib- Tbs arr souis bf cbesp
ZION slfF OR FxCHAN0E-h good Soon
Il honsf % Madison ase fooe barr arg
lots vii take vacsrt lets essi g senth fsrf
a. city. rev house o. Ctst-ft tnles ets 81
ass a baresih Z pa James $50. 3 -
500. ssrns lsFss lots On hih oui bouih Div
coon EfsrNEss cHANcF-vs hsv. nie.
~ clesn 1.-THE stoct 81 stspis groceries -
lots slckncss ~ ne family TIE csuss iHFciess
sbsuf tl0g.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28

IckN ssG sea . kosss Nna ist fer sTse g.
cesa s44 - G0etai kpe4 o&rszB
IEAN seN ssa : ks.ss 2aa 81 lsr So g.
aqsE aae 3 aneAth snQteeI kos4 esgxstn.
fCAN SCI yez h9ase xaz ~ f.-F 49, s.
eesa as = : tnsAth ksfksr e&FEstn-
fCAN <eEi yeV = ho1>s AEa iof Tar see g.
aerz 49, - neath' STU better a2fzAln.
lAA SCI YEA = hoesz sBa los Or STA. a.
14wa sn1 y Hont1 as aArk2iE-
ICAN eel yea boase An& 81 tor 80 -
dos1 sA& = ; IsoaGh extra e&rEsia-
ICAA sell goa h9ase aRs 90 sef slS9A -
desa saa - = uion u an extra e&fgEia-
ICAN sell zee a hs1se sad let fef slst. -
deWa z8a - = Rleat3 Al extra esFxs q.
fCAN &c yea > he1se aaa fet iof sac. -
a aes 1n1 = = maGth, ehsioS h<Fkaln.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28

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