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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

The four tr&mps VINO were captured
on the railway track near the Harrison
wagon works, TUESDAY night, were sent
10 iaii for drunk and dlsorderiy Tor 80
davs. III they can be identified a. thc
fellows who attacked Fnn's boaraina
house with force and arms for bread
they viii be prosecuted on a more Sc
rious charge than dIsordel!y conduct,
after they get out Of jail.
The two nuisanoes mentioned yester-
day. A. Van Suee and John johnson. a.
being no nuisances. after all IL -
nuisance 10 be arrested when you cldn 3
10 1t.
Mrs. II. Van Dixie. fof disord.srly con
duct, had 10 pay s. %.
Sentence was suspended on Dwighi
stiles. who pleaded guilty Of breaking
the peace.
James Noll had a quarrel. ASSAULTED
and batted his antagonist IN the com
plsint made against him, and Will be
tried the 9Th.
Frank Anderson snd james Daily arc
seyeraiiy OF jointly, OF perhaps both,
interested IN q saloon At any rate
they are charged with having run thc
same saloon after tie iegai hour. ibcF
get all the adiournments they want.
and the latest one u 90 September j..
ensie Cain wants more advertising.
and has had her case adjourned unti
the 9Th. She Is charged with mode q
Housekeeping that you can not hnd in
the cook-books.
Charles r. Greeley viii be N court
today on the formality OF having been
arrested FOR violating the State liquor
law.
Eddie Walker u Donainslly member
Of the Reform school. but has been oct
for some time on sort of ticket q
leave Ills conoEct hss made 4 necfs-
sary for Judge Holcomb - mediate
seriously sending the boy back. He r.
now IN jail for vagrancy.
While Cornelius De Ruyier had
stepped ASIDE 20 paw the BIZ. after sup
ping with hss wife at the PARIS resiailf-
ant, last evening, . man named =. -.
Fuller etenDed up and made 81 iuoe-
cent proposal 20 the lady. Fuller was
a little drunk. and wac arrested osten-
s,b,v or that charge. but Mf. De kuytff
viii make the charge more serious in
the morning.
Dolly Eaton vas drunk sway up near
the residence If John II. Relrke, sud
WAS taken 70 lal IN the wagon. isst
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04


William august +Htyer shoes las
mogeer A4llam Aueusls naelhrE
nevcs SHOCK him. bst ssooa ~ her toy
Yesterday aasa sAe s4v Alm eoll a0s
- tae 1sfF.tle ssraps iN.e w4.ea als
dfukiag Aatlss hal sogsen AiN.
Il wlg tx remembered thAs o1isef
Iyaeh MAS assaulted, Nalle aliak.Ag a.
arrest. IA y .lllaIa Aug4si soa a.i .spaa
the f,aeaeaa, Sach WoQnd RAs a.
n.elea laal al wac saN i laoasat u.as
i mass have been administers Vith
osAalg intent August vas ARA 'eae1
oa taat charge, aud Mas aefsAseo ~
At1orney AsBfIoe. Ine salgst Nnseh
seemed to inspire tne attorney iroa. be-
gaming - ead Nas tae seit.ea coafle-
non that this offence was, ~ mas,,
oals "a aggravated cas- ci assault aua
battery. salmly aud PATERNITY ar, Nc
BRIDE performed tns delicate task oi
making h.s theory prevail 10 the nlind
of tlae court lac sacoeeped Al las. aud
August WAS discharged, paly a. be fe-
SffestDa for assault ana battery. IAeu
ti.e prsoaer pleaded eQ4lfs, 4nd b e ;si-
to8ney made iht slaiemsiui Ia the court
mat lAe assault N4s a4efelF q Nolng
nlan loly, iof Hllca he Nas aoW
deeply pen.teui, aDa on -ccolni ~
Alci ht made 2 s1leMil pledge a. u-
blte ao nort sigong afilk.
als toaol tlaE GAY a. 9ti nefate
oa tio cass, ano Yesterday ut gave ais
senicnee. Before be di1 - al. fe-
giasion made a touching p.ta iof 5aal-
elai elenency gong oFef ile c.ftaii.-
stances ~ tle cast, and setat- leita
tue facts very nuch as Mn Mcbr-N
bad done tae cay leioIe.
Before giving sentence, lis Honor
summed up al the oase ln ~ moral
oearag ard ln lts legal ASPECTS. llls
words were those Oi 4 large learieN
ilatu reminded man - large cXpeI
ience, and were taken a. heart hy more
"a the coart room than tae one person
most DIR CliN interested. The sentence
Was that August pay hne oi Sa0 and
- - costs, an. ln default ~ which 10
he confined IN toe county jail ios pei-
iod OF 20 days.
The aged mother of the prisoner was
there, with all "a mothers passionate
anxiety for toe boy. u had been az
ranged the money Was - he FURNISHED
hy friend. but after TIE sentence tae
friend had not arrived. After waiting
a few moments after the Adjournment
OF court. anu g., friend nol appearing
and when Il emed possible thai
August might have 10 be locked up
pending tie raising Of the money, Tire
devoted old lady sbot oui o. court Ake
a lass uf lo. ID few minutes she re-
turned with her face agi0w witn hcr
rght hand raised high ln AIR. ihr
crumpled grecntacks that protruced
from the folds Of Der clonched lists
were ike the leaves 81 laurel that sym
bolizeG ancient victories. Ihs beaut-
! ful spectacle of a mothers ueVoiloa
gave pleasant finale % what had bee
/ 1 threatening tragedy from beg ID
ning 10 ending. II here al ihlncs
are but symbols of the real but Dow n-
visible, how nehahle - ust he that far
away glory symbollzed by sacfea
motherhood.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Dsaaecr@kle Ca~aiaatus ser S0saiaAslea.
Viii see the Results FOaas

Nil ses the Aesoiss tN1as.
Th5s nognag At 20 o'elook w.a vi
ness tes gathering of the Democrats
cans IL ceaasy CONVENTION, II the car.
cat eoart roon. Il Nj oe lssge And
bulky eonvenssoa. composed e l-o
delegates. nve from eSch ward Aad
township. The werd s'sl4te has bssa
frequently hezfa before and since the
cAucusSs. Dat slates Nj scarcely pre-
va as 81 the nomination 81 sAsr1
Whsch comes Nrst "a lae ticket there
lselug : scere ii ardent applicants tor
tie honor. from ali parts 81 lne coaatY.
Ia tact, i hzs "a - lie 81 that most
any Democrat may b. i candidate 4 Ia
has the support ~ she delegation f4om
hls Own locality.
As illustrative of this. john Lee, of
the hesl SIDE news, appFoAche aous ~
the country candidates az tae Claren-
don last evening, Wstl lAe loCQ|ar otter
ta&t be would give ban $50 - withdraw
IA hls favor. 0T NOulG t4ke So % with
draw IA favor ~ tae other fellow 1ht
latter declined, consider ns the chances
too sim 10 speculate upoa Al the pres
ent stage. Consequently tAe prophets
are al at sea as 10 sheriff, but here rs
list ~ TIE most prominent cAndlaaies.
EK->e nStoT STARK Ait'erI IL. Nuaa,
Paris, john Mcqueen. Caledouia, 1en-
Iy Hyaorn. city; Frank T. Carpenter,
clW, Edmund 4. Dlkeman, oits. John
J. Beiknap, citys Henry X. PuKer.
city, Thomas Nestef. ciIy, ;. o. Disl-
man, city; George +. Stark. Cascade,
Henry ID. Plum, Piainfel4 Fraak Boy
LAND, Wyoming; Walter McConneA,
Cedar springs; 3oaa l.. Bailey, Aleo-
ma. George Snyder. Tyrone. John ~.
Whitney, Ada Charles IL. Carlyle, C0rt-
land.
As 10 county CLERK, ali three os the
asplrants talk confidently OF 6eing sure
OF The nomination, bar the prevailing
opinion Is that County Clerk Harvey
viii poll considerable majority Of the
votes. The other candidates are
Superior Court CLERK Fyie and Andrew
Schafer. They both claim a majority
OF the city delegates and enough
strength from the country 10 pull
through upon.
For prosecuting attorney, Maurice
Houseman IS SAID 10 lead, with w. r.
Mcknight, who has been working hard
N-ONI NfC04tMs anu AAlaAAt u ~ 4lrlii
and George ". Thompson having many
friends among delegates.
A. l.. skinner, who enjoys the repu-
taton of good runner. IS first IN the
probabilities for register of deeds, with
sam +. Watson working for the nomi-
nation.
The contestants for treasurer are ex-
Treasurer Stehbins, OF Sparta. John J..
Tuxbury, of Sparta, Henry IL. Havens.
Of Grand Rapids, and Martin Hine, Of
Lowell.
Peter Doran, Wesley Hyde and James
Hill, OF Alpine, are the three caDdl-
dates, one of whom will be put up for
state senator.
The applicants for circuit court com
missioners are Walter il. Hughes,
Everett j.. Comstock, John II. Roze-
ma, A. y. HaWley.
Fred Stevens VIII no doubt run fo-
the county surveyorship and Or. ". II
Penwarden or ex-COroner Zunder VIII
be nominated for coroner.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
She Has Earned the Right to Partici-
pate


She Has Earned the Right to Partici-
pate.
An unusual amount Of interest is be-
ing manifested in the gold medal con
test to take place at Good Templars'
Hall this evening. Every one supposed
that Of course little Lena Belle Bridge
man, so well and fayorably known IN
this city, would participate, as II was
known that she already wore the silver
medal, which would entItle her 10 COM
pete for further honors. There will be
disappointed audience IN Good
Templars' tonight, for Lens Belle has
been debarred from contesting for the
gold medal. 1t is said that the matter
IS largely a personal one between the
managers of the entertainment and
Miss Bridgeman. One OF the contest
ants is the daughter of one of the
managers, and it would seem that Miss
Brldgeman was debarred simply be-
cause she would undoubtedly walk
away with the prize. She Is eligible IN
every way, having already won the
silver medal and being only u years
old, the extreme limit being Il years.
Eight contestants must enter to COM
pete for a gold medal, and it is said
that the local management is trying TO
arrange to have two enter from Lowell,
in order to proceed with the entertain
ment. AS is we'll known, Lena Belle
Bridgeman has given her time and her
talents to the Good Templar entertain
ments many times without money and
without price, and it would be only
courtesy, to say the least, tor those
people 10 see that her name is entered
for the contest tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
MAYOR uHL DECLINES.
Hs v in NoI Ksa Againss k.1esasxss Sps.s.
less Ne90r.

t~~s ae9er.
Many Democrats trends 81 Naxor
Uhl have been hop,ng Tor tAe pz.t fsw
wseks that Ii Eoaog soal3. Il orzes
eoassat 10 do as part toward sredeen,.
.ng Alealgau, ~ allowing AIS nSase 10
bs placed 81 Ias hssd OF toe Desno-
erzGc state ticket. Tee Leader has
been especially f0rw2rG IA aosasag Ar.
tn tog The 0oyegaors1lp, 4nd evident.
" has teen pFoceedlaE GA u own as-
Sumption, Without consulting NJ. Uhl's
shes Ihe following lstGet, walch
appeared ID yesterday ; le2eer, tells =
own story;
IL tae Batter o. IN EYe9irg Ltaaers
Durng ny ruceet absence from the
ely yoQ We're pleased, IA teTsns quite
mplnlentary, 10 recommend - the
approaching democratic STATE ooayen-
Joa the n0mlaaUon OF myself &c L
candidate for the n'gh Office ~ Cover
nor Ot thls State AZ toe comiug election.
This, a. you know. Was without eoafer-
ence with me.
From tiule 10 time during the past
fen months the SAME suggestion nas
been made 10 me; bUt 10 all who nave
written or spoken TO me GA the subject,
haye uniform yrepiied that was not a
candidate. aud i WAS my personal wish
that 40 acton should be taken tending
% promote or encourage = B!0vem ant IA
that behalf. The situation, however.
tnul quite recently has not assumed
i0eh 4 shape as IN my Judgment 10
warrant public sclaaner.
4 -.
possibility OF my domination ID case
my name IS presented, that there may
bee 10 misunderstanding as 20 my posi-
ton, and 40 possible embarrassment "a
the county convention 70 assemble to-
morrow, 10 say publicly what have SO
often stated IN private conversation,
that ! am IN 40 sense candidate for
the office, that could not accept il,
and that my name Will not come before
the convention. Ny personal business
and the enterprises with which am
connected engage my entire time and
demand my best enceavors. The ac-
ceptance ct this nomination tshOuld II
be rendered to me- and Of the Office
which would follow, would interrupt
the Sc me 10 an extent which | can not
AT ord TO yield.
In TINS Geclslon i do not uDdervalue
the evidences of confidence and esteem
which manv-perhaps too partial
friends have seen tit to express, nor do
abate jot or title in my loyalty -
the party and III my devotion 10 its
principles by which the Cove Fnment can
alone be administered 10 the best good
OF all the people / shall count it a
privilege, as IN tue past, TO give earnest
and devoted support IN the ranks 10
whomsoever the wisdom OF the conyen-
tiOn shall select TO lead.
Respectfully,
EDwIE f. UHL.
Grand Rapids, Sept. 5, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
LIBRARIAN CARR RESIG Ms.
The Beard OF Education Confirms The
New Trustees.

New Trustees.
The Board OF Education met last
night for the purpose of canvassing the
votes cast at the election Monday for
school trustees. The following candi-
dates were confirmed: First ward.
Henry +. Locher; Second ward. Joseph
Houseman; Third ward, Thomas y.
Bradford, Fourth ward, James Blair;
Fifth ward Henry II. Letiingwel!; Sixth
ward, Arie Van Bree; Seventh ward.
James Henry Hagy; Ninth ward, short
term, James +. Blsndford; long term;
John T. Strahan. Tenth waro.
short term, Frederick w. stevens; long
term. Frank J. Mayhury.
Miss Lucy Ball was appointed assist
ant librarian at salary OF $50 per
month.
Trustee Mcbride presented the resig-
nation of Librarian Henry j. Carr. 20
take effect October l. Mr.. Mcbride
stated that the librarian had received a
better offer.
Librarian Carr has been connected
with the Grand Rapids Library Tor
four years. lie goes from here to st.
Joseph, Mo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
Patents for Grand Rapids.

Special to the TELEeRAx-HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Patents have
been issued to residents of Grand Rap.
ids as follows: John Cummings, thill
coupling; William K. Fox, Low water
alarm; Oscar F. Glldden, asslgnor "a
Michigan Washing Machine Co, wash
ng machine; John II. Remps. sleigh
knee: Isaac c. Smith, combined folding
bed and dressing case; Henry G.. Stone,
animal tran
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Il aAs : ro4s-ez .s94f tl'9il este 2f
sfteraeon. HaEaDaf &n4 e1&Niasits
: .tea zroE saz 50 I. ao4 taQ3ga tae
100 dele sztsga D1Ate 3 1ot-e s10ft -
s.ssfe tie nOs0faat.oa - Ar. DAVIS.
tbes sxlAcxa llelT aopTcel@t-92 ot 4
so.l-f tking when tos eonyentloa Sas
.'ls.tr fea - ths rsme of Aa3or WzE-
k.nsa aaa voted unanimously sstn tee
rs.s. lie a2s declared The unanimous
..lases u the convention ~ 2eclzma-
ton. aud al are convinced taat ae Nlll
leaa them on 70 q glorious victory.
Bot spagt froB things polsteal, Re
uublieans aud Democrats alike agree
thzl TIE best place 20 have tneiE elank
books made % order and their at
works, illustrated publications, maga.
z.nes. etc. tourd. : AZ the Grand Rap
ds book BindeTy y Pearl-sl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

The Ball corset has soft
eyelets. Soft eyelets are
loops of corset lace stitched
into the corset f; softer,
smoother, pleasanter, neater,
more womanlike than metal.
The Ball is the easiest ever
worn by woman. The ease
is due to covered coils of fine
wire spring in the sides.
These springs hug the figure
gently, and yield with every
little strain.
The Ball is boned" with
Kabo that never breaks or
kinks or rolls up or shifts
from its place.
You can wear a Ball corset
two or three weeks; and, ii
you don't like it, return it to
where you got it and get your
money back. The manufact-
urer pays the merchant to do
that.
CHICAGO CORSET Co.. Chicago End New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Charles A. Daley was arrested last
evening FOR stealing from the drug
store OF Sbiefman. 9 bottle Of sulphur
B.tters Before The court tins morning
mon ben sskei why he should steai.
he stated thst his mother was troubled
uifh Rheumats01. auf That It vas the
only med .cne that helped her. ard be-
irg ont 81 money and work was the
caGs. of his sfeal II. As this vss MS
f-st offense he w8s pBt On probation.
Newark NfHs
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
The Faithful Attended.

A few OF the faithful met in Good
Templars' Hall yesterday afternoon. 10
response to a call for an equal suffrage
meeting. il being proposed 10 resume
the meeting for the coming year.
Owing to the light attendance no
formal meeting was held, but Il Is ex-
peCted that thoro VIII be a large atien-
dance on the occasion of the next
menting. sentflmbor IL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Two weeks ago Frank Bradish and
Mrs. Bolter we're attacked by footpads
while coming from the lake. After
making 3 brave fight they drove Oh tbe
asa ilants and went on thor way. Tues
dsv a man named Edward Coleman
wss brought from Kalamazoo bF
Deputy Snefif LamoreanK. suspected
Of being one ~ the men wauted Tor tnls
atfcm ofed robbery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
surT. CHALMERS REFoRKs
some Nsw uuies - - whipping
uofafs ana Special wsrk.

Morals ann spec A. F@fhs
snpt Chalmers ~ TIE patlic schools
sas direcied that no corporal punish
neuf shall be mete6 cot in TIE city
schools ftr the present TIE various
principals are urged ~ him to acgualut
themselves viii the surround Bgs snd
home hfe 81 Their pupils. and ~ ntsr-
est themselves. + poss ble. Ia Their per
sansi Affairs lie also proposes -
have tlle xnec 81 teacaers ~ writing.
arsninz and music meet tbf teao8erf
~ ths different gfa1Fs weekly. s8d
sire thsfn Instructions specially n
fbef dsI.artrnerts
egt a cIsffne8 ~ sOrae fnst re aflrf
tsaa ~ eask . f.sFastiF - ire Special
teacners. TbDas tfne s more thsn Or
ap.ss s'rea3F ARD tae sanf - - fne
reeelzr tsschers. wDo are ffffesarl 81
: $50 Instructed more ~ ifes ~ the
erncsl teachers. As t0 s5o lzf.. ~ COR
sraI rar lsh sasrts thtrA Is Bsas' n 8
var ~ O. 90 ntns suong teachers an1
rffrfs
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
WEAK STOMACH;
IMPAIRED DIGESTION;
SICK REsDhcKE
DiS1R1EREn LIVER; T;

they ACT LIKE MAGIC "a Te,c doses viii
work wonders upon the Vital Organs
Strengshsaiag the muscular System restoring
long-lost Complexion bringing back the
keen eaue OF appetite and arouEing with
the ROSEBUD OF HEALTH the trhole ply
stcGi nrgr OF the human frame. These
are "fac :" admitted by thousands. in
I'll classes of society and one or the best
guarantees 10 tie Nervous and Debilitated
is that BEECHAm'S PILLS HAVE HE LARG-
EST SALE OF ANY PATENT MEDICINE IN The
WORLD Fun directions with each Box
"a. Ecienx, Lancashire, England.
sold by DrtJGfsfs generally.
9. r. ALLEN q CO.. 365 & 357 Canal ST, New
YORK. Sole Agents for the United States,
,elso fi yotr druggist does not keep theni,l
MILL VAIL BEECHlTS PILLS on RECEIPT o.
PglcE 25 tglTS A BOX. Mention this Paper.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

The trustees q tbe Detroit Museum
o. Ar desire 70 announce that there
uiii e An exhibition II col and Nater
color "a nt,ngs by Michigan artists, q
October next. Arasts dfsifing - eS-
hit5f Their work csn obtsin fuh par-
tfeuIars bv address, ne secretary y use
um q Art. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Account Il the Toleao kxpositlea
formerly the Trs-Stste Fsfr ire Lake
shore a Mfrhigsn -oufheru k.a way
COMPANY rii cell rftgaed Taft efcaF-
s-f.r f.rsefs - Toie1o. september ~
1a. fneiazve. good 81 retan untl sep
fernbsr IS. 1893 Apply 20 ticket ssstt
rof faif usftsf.18sr
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

From and after this date there viii
be bat one train daily except sunday
20 Ottawa Beach," leaving Grand
Rapids 900 q. m.. arriving Ottawa
Beach 10 a. m. Baggage Checked
through. Return, leaving OTTAWA
Beach AS p. m, arriving 81 Grand
Ran.ds 80 D. M.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
Lowell Whisky.

James Handlin was before Justice
Hydorn yesterday and was there ar
raigned for keeping his saloon IN
Lowell open last Sunday. He pleaded
not guilty and will be examined the
18th
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

IssreI @ >teEefes aa9 n - f-erff11s
4. Iseo~1k VII be uarliea tafsf.
T-1S rroen j. rsg1ttf ~ tae frF
ro8ls frm ~ p stkrtee a ssns sol
zgss 5asetter ~ IS. j fso.4ulak
rne s.afsoleIy dtaief.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Go to Jim Travis, No. 81 Canal.st.. 70
find everything on earth and shingles
to cover the earth with. Only - cents
pei thousand. Give him call i1for
shingles. No. 81 CaBal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Ioasss Bed Cover P1ls cure ssck
Headache. DysYeQss. In5 gtsssor sn6
ronsf patton. 20 per box 3 boxes FOR
q. F0r ssle hv a. druaE sts
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

The usual Sunday excursion to Ottawa
Beach will leave Grand Rapids at $50
A. m, September I. Return, leave OF
tawa Beach st 200 p. m.
WV. A. GAveTT
Acting General Passenger Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Iemorest gold medal contest wlll be
held af Good Ien,plafS' Hail, MeMui-
lea block. Thursday evening, sept. A.
Admission l5ceats.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
The shortest Line.

The G.. r. & I. r. II. is still the short
est line between Grand Rapids and
Traverse City and all Northern Michi-
gan summer resorts and other points.
1t salso the shortest line from Traverse
City to Chicago via Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

- Heassn' : coooA-IAIgess ~ 4
tne so1.2.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
oorRr RnooRDs.

-Jn5re flcerns faa
Raren Va. Bas stocking. caaneefy
Gu trial.
.rsof-5a es Refl agsus r. ffs
- etc II lhsres-st sfE,ezT-
sefrarrad Hnt fl1frfe 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

rsckssm Creep Hm4y saras
WhosFing Coaga-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
WE GUARANTEES SIX BONES

- cure ans ease. Win each order received
tF ~ fHr sik boxes. arcon paHird bY SO. We
j sru4 lnf purchaser OEr written uaI4ltce
o. refG1l Ehe mnney if The treatment does NOT
f1rCr "a cure. uGaFaafscs issllea Only ~ " bite
HA.ts 4et.pA usts - T.s -. 49,. 800
0pca al night.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
HEALTH IS WEALTH

La r. q. Esf- AaEfs AND BakA lEEAF-
Masf. 3 .1ar4ntcrd 4 sgeel1e tor lissiefiz DlEzl-
u-ss. t0lFul.iol5 Pits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Heat4el-. NrTf1l. fFesfr4tlau caused - the
lsf ia a eohai 81 tobacco. 81 akTflineSs. Mental
Isrnfrs.i8n. -alteuiag II r1e Nfai4 Fee.i ting
ia IasafitV aad lca1llE - ofserV. detay and
1eal u. FrrnillllFe uid Age. ha- renness. Loss
of Faeer ia ether sa1. lHEolu1 tArY Losses aat
-p,.raiif8rfh "a e.ll.cd o. oser-r kertloa ot the
braia. .ril-a8t,sr % 04rr-tn4uigence. Zach box
coufl u. one uenfas treatment, Fl 80 4 box.
o. SIX boxes l2r $40. seat bg m4f Prepaid On
s..s.- f.l ..f 4rt..
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

CHICAGO CORSET Co.. chicago end New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
'TWOULD BE COURTESY.

Grand Rapids, Sept. 3, 1890.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-09
Kemp
Special TO the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
KEMP, TEX, March S.-Although the
cold, rainy weather continues rapid
progress is being made repairing the rail-
roads. Eighteen new teams arrived in
town last week and it is believed they
will soon begin extending to the pineries.
A new rOad overseeT has been ap-
pointed, which was badly needed, as our
TOads are in a deDlorahle condition. 1t
is almost impossible to get to town with a
wagon.
''Yearling buyers'' can be seen on
every corner. They are paying from S.
to So for One-year-Olds.
Candidates are beginning to ~nounc
and from present prospects l think the
woods will be full this year.
Capt. Hill from Arkansas will put I'D
q furniture store in Kemp soon. Capt.
Hill is a worthy gentleman, aHd we pre-
diet for him success.
Mr.. A. T. Murphey, one of Kemp's
best mechanics, has sold his residence
here n will move to Oak Cliff soon.
Mr.. McManus, who has been very sick
with cancer of the stomach, is recover
ing.
Capt. R. B. Shaw, who has been quite
sick with la grippe, is improving.
Mrs. Smoker of Dallas is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. b. R~easonover, this
week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-09
Denton.
Special to the Gazette.

OpSSld4 " III NdLSGbCs
DENTON, TEX, March s.-The recep-
ton rendered Miss Marion Price of
Dallas, who is visiting in the city the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Ponder,
was a very brilliant and enjoyable af-
fair. Miss Price is a very charming
young lady, and has caused by her
graceful manners and pleasing address a
large number of friends to be added to
her already swelled list.
The finishing touches are. being received
on the city hail. 1t 10Y has the appear
anc of q very credltable and suitable
city hall for the city fathers. The tire
company will occupy part of the build
ing, aud the hook and ladder company
also.
Hon. Ben Terrell, lecturer for the Ma
tioual Alliance and Industrial Union adj
dressed a fair sized audience at the opera
house this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-09
PARA.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, March s.-Yesterday
afternoon while a carpenter was at work
on the Texas and Pacific passenger de-
pot he slipped and fell to the ground,
breaking two ribs, and it is feared that
he received internal injuries of a serious
character. He is a Frenrhman who had
just arrived from New Orleans, aud can
not speak English. His name is not
known.
Judge A. R. Durant, a prominent
Choctaw, is having a pamphlet p rInted
showing where the net proceeds money
went to. There have beeu charges of
crookedneSs, and he proposes to set the
whole business forth very fully.