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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

"pon't allow yourself to grow old too
soon.' says writer; keep a juvenils
heart and join the young folks IN their
auusements as much as possible" That's
RIGHT. suppose you are sixty-fve or
seventy. with rhsumatisyn in both knees,
6on's lst that stand In the way Of your
playing leap frog with the boys on the
''grcen." Even thTsesc9rs years and ten
Should not prevent you playing baseball,
or leapiGs SIX barred gates. or running a
foot race. lie - because old men neglect
these exercises that they lose their iuven-
ilty. BY Joining TIE boys on the street
IN their simple gsnss-takins hand
occasionally az an election boa6rs, or
ringing door bells mirhic7oasly when
s0ms holiday IL on. q man izht retain
his Youthful feelings until he reached a
hundred. Bus n you don't c5ve % re-
main ycang. Why that settles it.-Texas
Siffiugs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

a maehiRs Tor making wood wool
II bcin, ussi il England. Tao uss OF
wood wcol a coming rapidly into favor
among manufacturers Of glass. cutlery.
confectionery. etc. Tor packing purposes
~ account of It's cleanliness and non
syzroscopic properties. but is adoption
= birdered. among other things. by is
comparatively high price. The new raa-
chine IS intended % rsdace the price. for
q Is Of such a size and design that ever
rlouufacfursr can have one working on
rs premises and can thus turn eur his
own WOOD wool. Very little attention
IS required b7 the machine. and al The
parts sre essilv renewable. Timber q
any convenient length car b cut. and
wssts pieces can also he utilized. View
York Commercial Advertiser.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
smellInn na.sles and Perfumes.

The day Of the smelling bottle, which
hc sncrt girl used to flourish IS po-
iceman did his club, has gone by, and
she ouorInous glass monstrosities, like
,.7oy pins, have disappeared. dear only
knows where Instead. tiny silver TASKS
hat depend from the chatelaine, ones Of
gold enamel or glass duplicating some
famous ones Of the past, ere chosen,
nd. unlike the silver ones, are not car
dod around, bot are put here, there and
everywhere among the bric-s-brac on my
,adys tablos The perfume is 10 longer
.hc ono She herself favors for personal
$50, but instead some curious pungent
DIOR IS selected. the effect OK which is to
tone one MP. Odd Chinese scents are
specially priced. hu: one which tho
chemist car assure the buyer is an old
Egyptian recipe is eagerly purchased,
and no matter how stufy it may smell
or how suggestive Of mummies it may
be it IS counted Of great value. -Bab's
Tatfar
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

ne wages p41c hzboT fae @fTF@ss
wages e tAose engaged Il ne Pr'Ns'a.. l-9a
u eos1s coke s1a tT0a exs = 1fe~i
bTis2-a are sl92 per wcrklns @ss q
1lEs hours. Ia tee Cnlsss States tasy
are 3 = tcr al saG2l n1zassr q h9Afs.
Tnis = al Adv..aszxs 4 more rtaaa %
per osns. n TIE lssor eost slons n tzvoE
Of GEe4S brfszln- WiLh Ope1 eoD pes..
tloa eaT lalslng iadlsEriss eo4la 1ci
thrive unlsss conditions were s4AAilzs1
~ reducing oaF wages 70 the E1foge@n
level saoA Tedac1ion woalo net give 70
oar mining industries greater prosperity
Than they nov Joy. snd shs effect upoI
wags eaTDsrs u 80 s2p4sens % need
uenSlou
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

! know nsy remark viii he received
Tith scouts < horror b ma1T--of D.
-siou ~ feV-but 7 urhesirstinz zlT -
,.are hat Re dav is fast arproachlrz
Fhen ths hi6eo8s ard senssless Ing
izirf vi eis a ranIrsi Death. Counrart-
- is oeio'ss- theJ ssy. sat which looks
slcest- ssS--Rasaiind. ia her simple.
1eat af2d Farlozas dress. or ths laay A.
hrsd ga o1e II ths sdvsrtfse3 fashions r.
ne present dsya I havs dscu5 ths
szlrs ard O. - wfth festi-e. f-r u is =
a,as7 un1eslrhT ard rare-sl.v Destroy
'ng sszUs1t-E Elars~e Ea-x@s - -
ie pl,ss Elr2az
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

4 young lady recently invented new
fashion for weddings shat should be taken
up bv members Of the fair sex who ars
crowded with engagements. Unable 10
au0ear 20 her friends wedding. she had
her Photograph specially taken for the
occasion. aad th.s Por' ait. with appro-
pirate good wishes, gro tel the bride on
tie morning + the eventful day. But
only fancy having the photographs Of
ones dear 800 friends left at the door
with tie mornings mail!-New York
Commercial Advertiser.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
MATTERS N MICHIGAN.

A4af4EAt ta--t1 iA-fS A--o8flca
EC,d.u..c of measles AZ Decatur.
Marq1srs x4a@ better nal carrier
service
White Cloud ~4ats . s'lrnzlsE z0ruaai
scleol.
40ntsgss girls ars szpsrt as swinging
lnlll4u ci- D.
Ths Maskegon river booGa 0egins
operations A8ni Zc-
The nexs0oys VI Detroit vii be gwen
a uaud festival Nay /.
fhs lonl4 county DEohlhs I'll confer
Et l-nlA asxs Saturday.
Kalamazoo EA AVE = DsnlarssL
aledsl contest Apnl -.
Ihs Postal Telegraph Co, Sin speE
a. once ln Kalamazoo Nay I.
Detroit dealers vi charge SO per
toa Tor zee tie coming suMmer.
the state College athletic Assocla-
tcn Sil meet 10 AlblOn "a June
A state sanitary e0nyt al.oa vii DC
aei1 az tbafieTOlx August "A and ID
The Interior Of the Baptist church a.
Traverse CITY ls being neSlY furnished
up.
Tue STATE ; stnitary convention vii D.
held 4t Alpsaa dar.ng the coming sum
mer.
Tie Michigan Central road viii build
branch from GEayAns % fTayerse
Cty.
sept. Il. II, Is are the dates for the
Eastern Michigan agricultural FAR this
year.
The Houghton silver cornet band Will
give ~ annual bail On the evening OF
Nay 2ud.
Kelly Bros. viii build 4 new wood
working factory az Auskegon 10 en-
pi0y 20 men
The next meeting OF the Muskegon
County Teachers Association viii be
held at north Muskegon on the second
saturday ia May.
Vermoatv.ue claims to have shipped
more maple sugar this season thaa any
other town 10 the state.
AiacatAwa people want 10 know
where the railroads are going 10 DC
butt before starting their new hotel.
4 Jury has been secured for the
Wright murder trial. The case ex-
pected % occupy at least two weeks.
The state ASSOCIATION OF Congregation
ti0nal churches Will hold their annual
meeting At MuskegoE, May 20, q, y,
3.
There VIII be q general meeting of
All the circles OF the Kings daughters
IN the state at Detroit Monday and
Tuesday April =, -.
Mss Ward, daughter OF tho late Capt.
"a aa#f flsrfs .fN D.
wedded 20 Prince Go Benyoa Caraman,
OF France. Miss Ward IS out l. years
old. With hss bride the prince will re-
celve al income Of nearly $40 900 a
year.
The state ASSOCIATION OF the w. c. 7.
T. VII hold their annual meeting at
the First NJ. K. church m Jackson Nav
90 % =, inclusive. Mss Francis Vii
lard, George ". Balm and other promi-
nent temperance workers are expected
% be present.
The annual meeting Of the National
society OF the SOns OF the American
Revolution vii 0e held At the Gait
house, Louisville, Ny. On the both OF
this month. Tue president Of the Mich
lcsn state society, II 3. Ledyard, has
expressed h's intention 20 be present,
and full delegation IS anticipated.
This National Music Teachers con-
vcntloo Will be held IN Detroit toe first
week IN July. Theodore Thomas and
his orchestra are u give four concerts,
recItals are ~ be gwen by the most
noted of p,aulsts. al Of the very. very
few Americans who have gained famn
as composers, are % De present, cham
Der music is 70 DO given by tho Detroit
Philharmonic Club. and finally between
25o0 and 5000 Of the leading music ans
OF ;he United states and Canada Will be
present.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Steinau & sons. OF Louisville. Ky.
were robbed of -. 600 worth Of jewelry
Monday by sneak thief.
II WAS announced that July the free
postal delivery will be extended 10 su-
perior, Wis.
Two hundred veterans Of the war OF
| Texas independence celebrated Mon
day at Fort Worth. Their ages ranged
from 70 to 81 years.
1t was practically decided by the San
Francisco Athletic Club Monday night
tc offer purse of SO, 200 for fight be-
tween Sullivan and Jackson.
Reports from South Dakota Monday
were 10 the effect that the newly sown
| grain is in need Of rain, although nc
damage can result for ten days 10 come.
Palemsn Beck's barn, four miles cas-,
OF Lebanon, Ind. was burned early on
Monday morning, together with four
horses TWO mules, farm machinery and
a large amount OF hay and grain.
The people at St Johns, y. f., are
still much excited over the Imperial
Governm ents concessions TO French
| fishermen. Native fisherman are arm
ing and will resist French advance.
In speech on divorce Monday night
/ in the House OF Commons at Ottawa,
I Ont. Premier Macdonald characterized
the United States system as one of the
greatest social abuses OF the day.
Rev. p. A. McKenna, OF Boston, in
publicly resigning his position of Ma
tional vice-president Of the Irish Ma
tional League, states that he can not
submit TO he leadership Of assassins."
At the Southwestern telegraph tour
nament at New Orleans w. S. Brewer
won the first prize in the sending con-
test, his record being 2li words in Eve
minutes.
William ]. Lord, crack rife shot
was arrested Monday in st. Louis on a
charge Of embegzling over $1,000 from
Flesh e Nook, paint contractors, for
whom he had worked since 1852 to a
month ago.
At st. John, ~. E.. the house and
| sbip-building trades have secured the
adoption of the nine-hour day. A move
ment is on foot Cor a general orFaniZa-
ton to make the nine-hour day include
al trades and industries.
Henry Hcise, an elderly German liv-
I ing with his wife and family near Fall
Creek, Wis. died suddenly Sunday night.
Aninouest developed the fact that he h ad
poisoned himself on account OF quar-
rels with his wife.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
Purifies
the Blood

EvsrY rprios foT Ttzrs have HsSs y
rrsrtseH r. take fr1n thrse q frf bcfflss =
Hooe ssrsaps-l-la. f,eesuss I ksow = FsIrffies
f,s h5a>k and tboroafssF efezuses tbs FTstszs
q a. irrru~4sies- 7hzt isrEui1 feeling ezzled
sETi-z fsvsr ~ rsver v5<ft 60 sT~f-y ffst
49, h@~n rwsps7iT esree for - tfis ps-s--
p e rerz.S-~ " y Ls~EEwcx. Tdstor
Ierle-ser-.1 F=ssa<sset Tr1ssrzoo3s. Fr1-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

Torn--Look here. Dick. enough joking
about this I'm IN earnest now. snd
demand. sir. that ycu par me- that ten
yru borrowed.
uick-So Tuu'rs getting s1 Tour dig
nitv srs you' We'll. 60 ahead. You
cant get hlood our Of a turnip. you
kmnrv
Tom-Tm not trying TIN trying -
seg mcreT out u heat--Auns@y' .
Weaklv
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
Don't PayTm You Arc Cured.

Blind, bleeding, internal and externa
piles. fissure, fistula and rectal ulcers
cured, or no pay. Treatment painless
No time lost from work. Hundreds OF
references. Examination free. Lake
side physicians room %, Porter block,
1924 Monroe-st. Hours 20 ., daily
Tuesday and Saturday evenings, to q
SUNDAYS. 10 to J.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

Tho man who tells you conhdentally
Just what viii cure your cold j. pre-
scnblng Kemp's Balsam this year. N
the preparation Of this remarkable
medicine for coughs and colds 10 ex-
pute Is spared TO combine only The
best and puVst Ingredients. Hold a
Bottle Of Kemp's Baisam 70 the light
and look through IL; notice the bright
clear look; then compare it with other
remedies. Large bottles at all drug
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
Spring Medicine

Hooi's sarsapsrTla is prepared from sar,s-
p.rilla. Dsndelion. Nsndrsks. Doh. Juniper
Berries, ard other vsn known vcFstsbis
remedies, by . combination, proportion and
precess peculiar - itssif, ard ~ vlieh TIE
faB medicinal va1ns 81 a. fhe iafTsfisnfs
sssd IS secured. Hsocs e possesses sspeTioT
sn6 positive curative p0wer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

Mrs. Wiusows Soothing syrup should a.
Ways be used for ehiidrsa teetainz- II sootbs'
the child. softens the gums. ailsys AL ? = a
errfs wind colo. and IL the best rcrnefy for
oisrTh9a- sjceEfss bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

The secret art Of beauty lies not ir
cosmetics, bot is only IN pure blood and
healthy performance OF the vita
functions, to b. obtained by using Bur
dnnk Elnnd Y E-ffnrf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

Dressed be~s-ss ss~~4
yieSse1 P0rk- ! .gs<sss-A
EsSss4 Lsne-s,sSSe ' p.sss. -,
possS. is.ss ssss : ssssd = = s s1sssss "a *
pseAe se0kS tss poase.
aides
S1eea-zsssSse peuas.
e. - ssrs1 -s'4s s gssaa
tFN-ssse ' P9aae
t.a1 >ksRs-ssSc = esaBo.
sheep skths-N&ase o@eA.
14lies-Ssss-e ' poens-
FArmsrs' Prsaaos.
EatssE-lsselse y psunS-
foIsssss .Se E hashs,.
Ssessse- 9 e ' esEea.
arniPs-shSsc = bashel.
feSts-59c p sgShri
pS-oo.16so bushcd
VaieAs-s -sessl u easns.-
Apples--sl .0sg$l . ? oosbel.
Leusoe-l2>ss = psaaa.
Joebsrs' Prices.
Apples 81 ss@szss y ssErel-
Beans-s f5Ssz e bHshel
batter-lsS2oe = Pe0ne.
Potzteos-5oe = bushel-
Graia. Tiour. Feed.
wheat-waite, soe red. sle ' bashel
Corn-S25Xe y bushSl.
Corn NeA-sles ten.
No. ] leed-siI. 40 y t6u-
No. feed-sio,h0 q t0h.
Nl9dnngs-sia.e5 2 ton.
Bfan-sIio oo y ton
TlOar-Lliy VI hiIe. s@lsi PaieEt. s2ss y hun
drec.
Uzts-96c , bushel.
kye-35c 4 bushei.
Barley-sl.O0s 81 % 2 hundred.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

For ? T0oi srrinr r'e1ieine We coasdeouT
recommend Hoods ssTsapariIla BY its use
the bod f. p1Tifsd. s1riehsd and TifaHzed.
tat tired feeling i entirely overcome and
TIE vtols hodv given strength and v'erT.
Tra s-refIte "a restored ard shsTTeres. the
digestive organs are toned. TIE ksdDeys and
LIVER favig5ratsd. II you have nsver tTied
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

They make rs,e feel az though he
vas worth living. TakG one Of Cs-fer's s
Little Liver Plls sftar eating. lt WI
ri eve dysrersis. s.d indigestion, give
a1ne and viEcr tc The svsteui.
You hsrtlv rsaisve tast e = uiedf-
enc. wnen taSng tarter' Little Liver
Fiiis thev are very small, ~ haf ef-
fects, "a trouesss from torpid hver are
relieved By tier use.
rs 10 FREE frcrn 1rkneaaarhe. Ill
Har~r ess. rrrs-rstcr, etc.. rsa Car
tars r1ttIe Livsr Pills. Sr.ctlv vsrefa-
bic. Tacv gently stimulate the liver
ard free the stomach from Bile.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

Pears Soap secures beautiful com
plCxlOD
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

Complexion Pobder is an absolute
necessity of the refined toilet IN this
climate. Pozzoni's combines every ele-
ment nf beauty and purity.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

Beecham' pills cures Costivoness and
INDIGESTION.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
Hoods
s SarsapariIIa

e, 50 tsis seasoa. L Is a 5harourhiy hoasst
az -sIzhls pEeTarsfioa. rzrsiy veeszssse.
ara es-tssrs 70 t1f-ric-s iz~-e1lsnts vtzz-
ever. nc sa1.s SO fsvs tzksa ft wfth
tz-s<t fssslfg 81 ils TeeallsF earst.vs r.srsr.
aT tsss Hocfs sarssPaxl ss = sTrirg
4s-- ard reeorr-srt 2 r. a. 10 ks~.
fA,+ -sss-sfse tirs6 fee nre G FAExEEEz,
ass p-.ser s-rset- ErookiTr, ny.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

King Packing Cos, 81 Iosoph. Nc. nses
fr Fhomas Elsctrc ffi. with hfs nen.
for sprsrs. curs. eru ses. chsrnef
hands, stc Is s the ecst.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

Look al these pictures What 60 you want
shoes foT2 90 look well Oh the foot or % look
well when held In the handg
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
100 Doses
One Dollar

Foos', s.--.-s-rn. s. .-ss ~ s-s-x,sss- 9 81
f,r -. Fz-yssrss y {. / zsos q @. LES. Nsss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
BUY
D HARA' s
HOLDFAS'r
s.--.-----ss
RUBBERS!

The only bier
that is warranted not
to slip on the heel; no
straps, ties nor elias
tics, but an ordinary
rubber with patent
heels that cannot pos
sibly slip of Cali and
examine them, and at
the same time ask to
see those beautiful
turn shoes at $500 q
pair, and those new
French Kid turns at
S4 and So a pair on
the new self-conform-
ing last. The best
sa ii sfaction guaran-
teed TO all who trade
at.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
Makes the
Weak Strong

W rv-a sssss = AR E,ss-s s.rrss--.
a. -. es sBasest ts ~ say o1ser s--ps-zaoa-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

Henry Hcise, an elderly German liv'
ing with his wife and family near Fall
Creek. Wis. died suddenly Sunday night.
Aninquest developed the fact that he ad
poisoned himself on account OF quar-
rels with his wife
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-17
A Rising Ball Player.

The war Of 1890 has certainly been the
means Of bringing a promising lot Of men
near to the front-youngsters who would
have remained comparatively unknown
had not the departure Of the stars cleared
the way for their own advancement. OF the
entire crop Of budding professionals of the
current year there is doubtless no more
efficient intielder than Will Clinginan, who
left an engraver's desk in Cincinnati and
made his debut at Mansfield. For years
young Clingman has been the peer Of anna.
teur short stops in the Ohio valley. There
are few professionals who cover more
ground than he. Thrilling stops and
throws were common when he was at play,
and for over a year his friends had urged
him to cast aside an amateur uniform for
the garb Of a more pretentious player.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-17

In the spring, when Providence expected
to enter the Atlantic association, be was
asked to sign there but he refused. Mans.
field was well on the way TO first place in
the Tri-State league when a mission TO Sc
cure him for that team succeeded. While
in Cincinnati he had been weak in hitting,
and that was one OF the reasons perhaps
that made him hesitate so long about en-.
tering the professional field. He has Ger.
tainly conquered that weakness, for there
are but four members Of the Mansfields
who have better batting averages than his,
and In fifty-two games he has averaged /. 10
hits to a game. The fact that be has made
fourteen doubles, three three-baggers and
three home runs in that time certainly
places him safely out Of the category Of
weak batsmen. Clingman is quite young
and is not married. Cincinnati expects to
hear from him. and unless unlocked for
disaster overtakes him the name Of Cling.
man Is likely to rank with that Of Cooney,
Long and Allen, the three wonders Of this
remarkable campaign.
RES MULFoRD. JR.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-17
country. II is a mile and q half from the

country. II Is q mile and Q half from the
league headquarters, easily reached by
wheel over good roads or by special trains
that run to the grounds. 1t is half a mile
from the river. The home stretch Is prob
ably the finest in the country, the last
zoo yards being perfectly straight. In
the words OF the immortal Mr.. Quicker,
'the records must GO" The grand stands
will seat $500 people, and the stands for
the judges and newspaper men are commo-
dious. So are the dressing rooms. The
track Is already in the pink Of condition,
and even now the racers are doing time on
il and getting mp speed preparatory la the
great event. Already one record has been
broken on this track. In a race engineered
by the Niagara Falls club July II w. +.
Gosslcr, If Niagara Falls, upset the calcn-
lations Of tine experts 10y running away
from W. d. Brinkcr aud making n quarter
of a mile on his safety in Al seconds, two
seconds better than the best previous ANA
teur record IN america.
But the races ARE 10y no means the only
attraction. There are the falls. They
speak Tor themselves all day and all night
and Sundays. Naturally the first thing On
the programme for Monday, Aug. Is. Is a
tour of the national reservation. The con.
stitution convention will Ire held after
ward in the pavilion in Prospect park. In
the evening the falls and the parks are to
be illuminated for the benefit of the Wis.
itors. \ soiree musicale will also be given.
On Tuesday morning all the wheelmen
present will parade. 1t il safe to say this
will be the biggest bicycle procession ever
~seen-about two miles long. The afternoon
will he devoted to the races. and in the
evening there will be a lantern parade over
the new suspension bridge, through Vic
toria park tn Horseshoe falls. Fireworks
will add to the splcndor OF this scene.
Wednesday will he given % sight seeing
and racing. The festivities will not end
here, however. The wheelmen are TO be
the guests Of their Buffalo brethren on
Friday and SATURDAY. There will be an
other chance for prize getting, and Buff.
falo's l25 miles Of asphalt streets will hold
out their attractions.
Nothing except the weather can interfere
with the success of this meet" Ii is held
much later than usual this year hat the
date may accommodate a greater number
of wheelmen.
The president Of the league is Mr.. James
r. Dunn, OF Massillon, o., and the organi-
cation has grown wonderfully in the last
two years. A. c. BROWN.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-17
GOSSIP OF OARSMeN.

The victory Of J. c. Gardner, Of Cam.
bridge university, in the Wingield SOULS,
which carries with IL the title Of amateur
champion sculler Of England, was not un
expected, although he had tried for the
event and failed for three years. Guy
Nickalls, Of Oxford university, had bean
the victor for several years, but he and
Gardner met a week before the Wingfield
contest Mt the Henley regatta, and after a
desperate race Nickalls won by half a boat
length.
The great regatta at Duluth has started
quite a boom in the ranks Of professional
with the result Of the professional rpce
held on the last day Of the Duluth event,
and has challenged j. q. Gaudaur for any
amount from 1900 to $500 over any fair
course In America, the race 10 occur within
two months from the time Of signing the
articles. Gaudaur won the Duluth event
handsomely, although Hanlan was q trife
over weight. Gaudaur challenges the ex-
champion 10 row at Lake Minnetonka for
any amount from q 1000 TO E,OOOa side. II
the W. oarsmen can agree upon q purse
q big race Is likely to occur.
Mr.. James Welsh, Of the Vesper Boat
club, Philadelphia, who was present at tbs
recent Henley regatta, says even though
Psotta WAS beaten In his trial heat by stop
ping and allowing Kennedy, the Engllsh.
man, TO get into his boat again after cap
sizing and getting . good lead on Psotta,
that Psotta In his estimation cannot bold
his own with Nickalls, 0ardner and Ken
nsdy on oeoun Of bsing considerably
lighter In flesh. Mr.. Welsh says the best
English oanmen weigh bstween 100 and
III pounds. and Psotts weighs only about
l<B pounds.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-17
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-17

The Olympic Athletic club Of San Fran.
dsco hes found q promising Splinter In w.
y. Phelps, who IL Is said Q give Victor
4 6ehifsrstein, who has relgnsd supreme
there for four years. q beating In 100 yards.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-17

"REMEMBER, that the payment Of Prizes
BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President Of an Institution, whose
chsrterted rights are recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore, beware Of all limitations or
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REMEMBER, that the present charter Of
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TO be Q CONTRACT vi b the state Of Loui iabs
MOI expire UNTIL fHE FIRST OF JANu-
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on the 10th Of July OF this year. has ordered an
which viii carry the charter Of THE LOUIsI.
ANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY up 10
the year NINETEEN HUNERED AND
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-17

States training for the meet 80 IL Willis,
another famous British wheelmAn. AL OF
thsss men are amateurs, Of course. Pro-
fnsionals are In bod odor with the L.
"A. W.
! II some records are not broken this
time II will not be the fault Of the track
a Niagara Falls. IL IL q one mile clay
track, one OF the bNt and fastest In the