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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-28
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Ry. Now Runs

"Parlor Cars to Chicago"
daylight Trains to Chicago"
"Solid VcStibulcd Trains to Chicago"
"Steam-Ileated Trains to Chicago"
"Electric-L Lighted Trains to Chicago"
"Electric Beading Lamps in Berths,"
"Finest Dining Cars in the World"
"Thirteen hours and half to Chicago"
"Solid Vestibuled Trains to Kansas
City,"
"Double Daily Pullman Service to st.
Louis"
"Through Coaches to ST. Louis,'
although Coaches to Kansas City on
Morning and Evening 1rains,"
"Elegant Day Coaches"
Magnificent Lunch Cars"
"Pullman's Best Sleepers,"
"The Shortest and Quickest Line"
"The Best Route to Kansas City,"
"The Best Route to ST. Louis"
"The Best Route to Colorado"
"To Kansas, to California"
$50 the West and Southwest"
Secure accommodations from the
Company's agents in st. Paul or Mime
apolis. or from any coupon ticket agent
In the Northwest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-28

passed from one player to the next
after each one has made "craps" fol-
lowing a failure to make his point. In
order to illustrate how completely this
afiliction has impregnated itself into the
customs and habits of this generation,
it can be truthfully stated that seven
out of every ten men you meet. young
or old. have two little worries i'm their
vest pocket, which they are willing to
produce upon the slightest intImation
that you are willing to "shoot." An
other instance is that of lady Of high
social standing in this city who ap-
preached one of her gentleman ac-
quaintances the other day whom
she had every reason to believe
had been initiated into the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-28
ANOTHER RICHMOND
Enters the Field as a Claimant
of the Robinson Estate.

Enters the Field as a Claimant
of the Robinson Estate.
Another claimant of the estate of the
late Marion Robinson has written let
ter to Judge Morrison, of the probate
court, asking that the estate be not dis
posed Of until time has been given to
produce proofs. This letter was written
by Margaret A. Potter. who resides at
1887 Cass street, st. Louis. She says her
husband. Macmillan Potter, who died
the 14th inst, was half-brother of
Preston K. Potter; that they had the
same father. but different mothers, and
she has 10 doubt from what her husband
has said during his lifetime that his
half-brother is the Preston K. Potter
who is the son of Mrs. Robinson. She
says that Mrs. Kelsey, of Dayton. o.;
Mrs. Potter. of Bowling Green, KY,
and Mrs. Brant, of Topeka, were aunts
of her husband and his half-brother.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-28
GOOD TENlPLAR DOINGS.

Harrington lodge will give compliment
arv entertainment at their hall, corner of
University and Harrington avenues. A good
programme has been arranged for and an
elegant lunch will be served.
Miss Alma Smith, of Edmund street, and
Charles d. Fisher, of Nash street, have been
out over the Western division of the Omaha
road in the pay Car. taking in the corn pal
ace and other points of interest.
Enterprise lodge will give nightcap social
next Tuesday evening. al the residence of
Mrs. E. II. Quick. 946 Clark street.
st. Paul lodge is coming to the front; at
its last meeting it organized paper, the
Indicator, which will be issued semi
monthly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-28
81 90!


Few Mothers or Fathers there are
but like to see their Boys neatly and
becomingly dressed, the great obsta-
Gle, of course, being the expense.
We've made special endeavors this
season to layi aniassortment of Boys
and Children's Reliable Garments that
are not only handsome and stylish in
appearance, but also very reasonable
in price. Here, for instance, is a Boys
Cape Overcoat, for Boys from to II
years of age. This little Overcoat is
made from Durable Fabric, not all
wool; the color is Dark Brown, with a
distinct Black Check; it has a good,
deep Cape, hand-warming pockets, is
double-breasted, has strong horn but
tons, is reliably sewed with linen
thread, all trimmings are fair quality.
This Overcoat is SO pretty that it will
make any Boy feel happy who wears
it. See if you don't think it's Bar
gain for Four Dollars.
Will send goods on approval to
any part of the Northwest.
Department-second Floor-Take Elevator
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-28

become ALL The FAD.
The Frisky Crap Grown Into
the Popular Gambling
Game.
Faro and Even Poker Taking
a Back Seat for the
Once.
An Interesting sketch Of How
the Game Began and Is
Played.
But, Oh, No! You Never Hear
Of Craps Played in
st. Paul.
"Craps!'
"Nly shootr'
big Dicks my point!"
'Pll fade you Quarter!"
"COme seven or 'levenl"
''Let the dice speak for 'emselvesw
"Buy new dress for Lulu and shoes
for the babyp'
These and many other expressions
even more unique and entertaining can
be heard around any table or board
where full-fledged game of ''craps"
is in progress. Each one of the eXcla-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-28
Unknown Man Killed.

An unknown man was run over and
killed 10y the sos train over the St. Paul
& Duluth railway last evening at Post
Siding. The unfortunate man was
mangled In a horrible manner, and
death was almost instantaneous. DrS.
Quinn and Amoss proceeded at once to
the spot, and the remains were removed
to O'Hallorhan & Murphy's morgue.
No inquest will be held.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-28
Stanley Coming to st. Paul.

SANKEY'S great book, I'm Darkest
Africa; or the Great Rescue and Re-
treat of Emln, Governor of EQuatoria."
is having a great sale. I. w. Berg
meier 81 Co., 335 Robert street, are the
Northwestern agents. Henry Nj. STAN
ley will visit st. Paul Dec. 80, and
lecture at the Peoples church that
pjUht
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-28
Window Shades. $3.50.

Best Linen Shading. spring roller. all
ready to hang. 30 cents. Frank S.
Weidenborner, 205 East Seventh street.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

the ''Ohi0 lndians." made about that
tims. Amoax ths 5s tribal divisions
<bicn he eaunerates are founi differ.
ent Bands ot Sioux. foe instaace sioux
of me Meadows and .sioax Of TIE
Woods"
Tbsy sre located towards tho heads
Of tho AlssissippL Their warriors
enumerated FOR each o. she above III.
visions are respectively g. 500 ana !. SOC
"A, so In all ~ Ne laks che usual
percentage Of warriors 30 represent one
tith ~ tbs Sioux nation. and aggre-
gate amount of msn women and child
fen we're In the middle u the last cent
ary i.5o1
Ia ie-o In paper comm unicated by
General +. r. FOFser, the Secretary OF
War. ne hnd few words concerning
the Sionx Their member then ssti-
mated were is, 600. General Porter said:
This tribe occupies very extensive
region. sssetching from the Mississippi
- The Missouri bounded on tho east by
the Chippewa couatrv. and on the
south b. that Of the Sacs and Foxes.
Taey are gradually extending West
and have already toached the MandAn
Territsry. Ihey arc egrasie in tAeiE
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

mon. They wore the soldiers blue
blouse, and were armed and organized
as q company.
Red Cloud at that time appeared to
be contented with the existing state of
affairs. There was farming, and there
were some schools, but the main civil
izing process appeared In 1883 TO be the
use Of horses and wagons, with Indian
drivers hauling their supplies for over
12O miles OF roadway from the neares
depot 70 the agency. The Indians were
delighted with their pay for this trans
portstiOn, and with the incipient inde-
pendence which it afforded them.
The idea Of the Indian rising from the
dead has been taught by the ''tona Is, ="
or medicine men, for long time. They
look forward 10 the time when the In
dams will rise from the grave, and
when the white men, who have perse-
cuted them, will be blotted out with
great hope and great enthusiasm. 1t Is
said that the Piute Indian came over q
Thousand miles from Nevada to give a
truer idea Of the coming Messiah, and
IL is averred that the Piutes insisted
that tire Indians should not f ght, should
never shed blood. but should await the
will and direction of the great Mes
siah- OF course the Indians readily
weave their drumming aud dancing
habits into their new inspiration, and
the wilder ones among them become
still wilder under the excitement All
experienced men know that the In
dians under excitement what they call
becoming mad, may commit any con-
celvable outrage. More than FIVE thou
sand. however. from the Great Sioux
Reservation before ths division, are
quite advanced in civilization, and viii
always oppose var with the whites
In this time OF eKcitement primarily
brought about by the Messiah" en-
thusiasm. there are large number of
progressive men among tho Sioux OF
good appearances. strong will and good
sensa They doubtless would soon bring
the excisemens within limits By their
influence alone, IL ths excited mem bers
Of ths bands were not 50 near exposed
settlements. tempting few bad Indians
20 create trouble Still. with the sap
port Of the Indian police aud plenty Of
troops. such mea as Ball. John Grass
and Young Man Afrzis-of- His II orseS
uill. tbinx. soon bring back The re-
aotiOnisss 70 q proper appreciation OF
tAeir best interests o O BowkRD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

ceasns has been published Hon. r ?.
snlith. in ts15. reported the tosal NUM-
ber ef sioux 10 BE- $1,000 or st9oo, OF
Whom 40 0oo Gus 81 she At coo vers aum-
hsred bv actual cosoE The number of
bostfes then En- Dakota under The
leadersaio of sitting Bah and few
chief4 vas about T.3eo At that tine
the sioux we're ineiaded ander twelve
arrnries. nine in DAKOTA Two IN Mon
taas and enc ia Nebraska Ihas ~
sse how widely scattered tasy ~ere. Al
FORT Dunlap. - be Ted wben she game
gave oua there Esre some &eoo ASSN
aaaine sioux They seemed % have
been sni7 ths frisndlier portion Of ne
Assinahaines. and were rasaer inti-
mate with whisky sellers and unlawful
traders
At ne old BED Cloud agency thers
ucra At saat sins over 39oo ozallallas
scccrdiag - the reports, Tho bad -
reasv aluoss abandoned the Piace
That vas ths ysar whsn their Feeble
bcsinninzs IN raising croPs wers ren-
dersd Ineffective b. the grassaoPpers
Among the twelve sgencies "a aad sac
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

aitsrsss n4asa TAzkton. saases. -
ssfoa. Fstoa. Cns4spsA Bl4e1 -
CAaFsans Rasss. HAAp@4sas al Fi.A-
1sreza
81 asa sac Sieax 90 tAs Gxsas saoax
haserTallaa azn osred - 4ss. iasl ada 4
tae Drzla Crss2 4n6 faaAt@a aksaels&
BESIDES s1sss t1a<s -srs 10 D4kos2
afsl os1sT slo4x - Fert Bsrkheld. sas
ela4ssoa .aa 'ssass assaslsA u Asa-
t4aa :. 80 Iad1.zs % sas D.kot. assioa.
q past - ~se4 ars kaosa "a sloaA Ia
AoatNas tssss ssrs 4. iez sloaI - ne
caase sac Fiaa1srs44 sgsaelss txeal
tlaa aaGi aos AAs n4mbsFs have Fe-
Elalaed practically tAs s4as. fas
ufeat oieaK kssersaEDa las. hosevsx,
besa bzoksa ap iato slx SMALLER saes.
4na 45o4t II. ss0 8o0 acres ~ l4Ba have
hssn 0Dened tor sssslsmsat - ~hits
peo2.s. Accurate statistics u these
several agencies hsxs aos been pae-
As1sd since Ehe tine II Ehe s1bdlyisioa.
buI 4ge substantially - i0llovs. stand
iux R0eA. !. s0is Caeyenas River. 5 SEQ,
LoNeF Brais 4nd Csoz Greek s,5o3s
kolbad. 7. 500, Pine kiixe, ao0os iARk-
t0a sio4x. I, ooQ Total -, ooQ.
is was the prlvi sgs 81 the writer 20
Be- st4sonsd Tor about 1Ares ye.rs south
of tns 0rs4t sioaK Reservation before
iI h41 beel disturbed ~ Fecent legisls-
tion. Visits wsfe thea made ~ bin
~ Zee 30 the oantee people, once 10 tns
kassbe agency, and once % sae Pins
Ridge. Tie SanEees we're a. that time
already quite advanced ia civilization.
I1eY dressed as 4aise people and p
peared "a Wsll-to-do IS ordinary Vest
ern farmers. thai Is. men who work
upon their own land They had nne
schools. which theif children generally
attended The Episcopal bishops
school, near The reservation. Was the
subiect OF much interest on account OF
the ability of the children 10 read aud
write and speak English. The Rosebud
ageney showed i2F less progress IN the
work u education or civilization The
Indian agent AS afraid Of VIE Indian.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only a slight congestion of tnc mucous
membrane Of the nose ~ hfst. increases
with each cold until % spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes. st0n-
acb, etc. causing deafness, lung ols-
eases, cyspepss and many other DIS
trcsslng and dangerous complaints.
full account ~ your present conq ton
and the treatment you require, Nil nc
gwen you free oi charge ty Dr. --tiaY
Todd. - Mouroe-et. Room g. Grand
Rapids. Mich.
III vOu are nervous. restless. irritable,
slecpless or wake after horrid dreams,
tired mornings. With duu headache,
had taste n the mouth, s0metmcf dis-
charges. and 90 about your employ
ment without life. energy and ambition.
desire % be alone, gloomy iDreeo1ings.
a disposition o. worry Hna fret about
trouble ahead that never comes. spells
OF feeling afraid OF uncertain. some
times low spirts, you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion II
nerve power. which may end in utter
prostrauou, insanity and death.
If you have great sense ~ weakness
and wesriness. with tired inbt. numb
ness. trembling, prlckly sensations. cold
feet sBo legs, you sfe advancing 90 that
most serious oisease, psfaiFss.
II vouf head aches, fefIs numb and
tired. WITH strange sensations, loss Of
nemory. and you think with difficulty.
or YOU afe siespiess 81 night. wfth drov-
siness and dulIuesE during fne dav. tie
nerve and tram fatigue may sooI run
into insanity OF dealh.
II v0u have any of these feeling "a
not neglect them of theF wiii enc POI per
siysis. insanity, prostraton o. oestn.
As YOU value your iffe o. nol ueGieo
thse warnings. Times auo fzperene
have shown su1 hundreds of sisrtIiff
auc rnarve. sons cures hsve proved. tha'
fhese disespns are perfectly sno com
pleteIv CURED br Jlf h Cl0y odd. No.
a. Mrnroe.st.. room g Grand kar.ds
Under fhe use ~ Dr r Clay Todd's
remarkable remedies. 81 theas fvuu-
toms weld 81 II ~ m2Fr. and strength
Il NERVES. Fiqor of BRAN. vife rs ~
blood and health oi BODY are soon rs-
stored.
H. remedies ere purely vegetsias
srd hafniless, arc car only he otis ned
81 lns ofnce.
DR. TODD compounds his rfescfip-
tons before each patient u his of3oe
Catarrh, deafness, fnsumaf sin. ner-
Vous debEtv, IfnnJieuce and . 0ls
essss resulting frof0 early lu1 .srreti0nf
sno eTceseet 81 rnsahogd. si dlsossas of
TIE ur.nsrF organs. partsI r.srs Tsis,
verfcoesiie, rgTtares iumors. serofula.
oid sores dfcTFF tEn sfsses. iiFof
ard kidney complaints bear leeseee,
snsTtness - tresth. frfk ~ bead.
su.si ~ pa b stc. ire. ac .uF 81 female
roroD.s I1ts ard chronlf diseases cured
rrlef III sna EIerusueft
Dn TDIff- 0fiice = 81 81 norrDe-si.,
roon q frsod feras MEa.
y nalfcInes sgree Rftt tnf Ficusfh
snf voa can ssf anything T0- ctooss.
He . in ts offef fror - fnf f1ofu-
ine unt n taf evening. every dov
fnt -9flers
Ca srsrvhrdT. Afrisu5iy tax vi
cfyEl yes ruff uE
Lov Charges Hspio Cares
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

nsa ey k<sPtaz tss1 - sAszselxss,
- sak seezlaz t4s2 - sEoxt aist * fzss-
tax aa1 1a4ily - stt4Gei1g : s4ra@a
q taslr e4sks ar sho4l1srs sta shoAxs
Fsss.1s aa4er tas skin, Ike : sassoa- =
esnssi sass k1r.le 1sa2 ~4s see har-
we1ga1 t2ss@as2 t1ro4g1 eass E0t -
asep. TIE 4A1esx ~4s - soasiazs kts
d4nsiag A1leslsE kiasslf - presexi BED
sats asd sii-z 81 80 serxsn o. bar
sens broke 4s&y. 81 anti n4ssr< hs1
eoa plsssly sEkAssesd bsrse.1 Ores
tie ~ousas seeP AZ soult cen B-ssloa-
.ts EAs slcEn. II ke ses f2tAsr. hgs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

AL claims not consistent wltn the
high charscfer of Ssr8p ct - are
rurposeiy avoided hv tne IA FE
Syrup Cowrany. It sets gently On the
ktneys iver and howels. cie.ansiaS
tae system e8sctesfiy. but = = net
1Dre-alI and makes "a pretensions that
eserv bottle vii nos saoetsn tlate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

Prson BIedsoe-Thess strikes are
vsry oosslY.
Jimmie FastboJ-I ssould say they
wera. Cost ne eve dollars the other
day - see tae tamest hind 81 20 BE-
tween 40 hsbtws4ghs- There wasn't
a lrnock-3owz IN ten roandS -Tsxas
Ssf1nrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

and they had a very complete control
over him, his family. his assistants and
all their operations The Indians were
az that time very jolly, and our party
had scarcely reached the agency when
their chiefs put In an appearance to
welcome Us 70 the reservation, and 10
offer Us dance Understanding from
tho interpreters that We very heartily
disapproved OF tho sun dance" they
determined immediately 70 amuse us
with what was then called the Omaha
dance" This was very appropriate 70
us, as We had just come from the great
city OF Omaha. but we learned that the
name Omaha dance" sprang from q
favorite peace-dance OF the Indian band
OF OmahSS As the Messiah dance"
has been described in the papers, there
seems 70 be little difference between 10
and the dance we saw. The Indians
were painted from head TO foot with
variety Of designs upon their chest and
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
HEALTH IS WEALTH

BE 4 c. WEsT's NrHvE trp BssrS TEEs--
rfrr guaranteed specific Tor hysfefis Dizzl-
ness, Conyuisions. flts. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous ProstrHfion caused ~ the
use of cohel or tobacco " Al Eefuiness. Mental
Depression. SoftsninE ~ TIE Brain resu'flne
in lnssuify and iesdiuE 20 misery, degsT and
oe&fh. Premature oio hsf, bsrrfuness. Loss
q Power In either ss1. IuFciuntErF Losses and
sperfustorrbnes caused by cFsr-ereftlon effhe
brain. sslf-stuse ~ Qfer-in ulgsDcs Zach box
contains one rncnft's treatment 800 > box
or 81 boxes for s5oe seri by mall prepaid oD
receipt oi prize.
WE GUARANTEE sTN BOXES
To cure Any case With each order recrive6
Is re for s'E baHes sceorr rsaif1 ~ 4 o. We
viii ssud the purchaser ere written guarantee
n refund tie money II fhf fresfnleuf q oes not
eject q cure. Gusrsrfses issusc onlF ~
WHITE a WHITE.
Morton HoUss phsrnary. Sole Agents
% Monroe-street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
orrN ALL NIGHT
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

hahits. foliowiny The bufsio In sheir
migrAtioas. and depending on the huat
Tor their existence. Their different
bands formerly had an annual meeting
neAr tie MissourL This custom Is dis
appsaring. as they extend sheir con-
quest Westward. and The different bands
have less and less connection every
year II Ne add tho ''Assinabaines." :"
tten 5000 strong-who are now often
called ''Assinabaines Sioux 70 those
who are regarded as the Sioux proper,
ths aggregate Ia 1879 would have
reached 2S, 000. showing that there had
been very little increase in their mum
bers In sixsY-dve years There may.
however. be other tribes which should
Be rec<0nad among shs Sioux a. the
earlier datss There Is very little care
fal estimation ca record Of the actual
numbers. Or. it on record. no accurate
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

Is offered. by the naarHf Hfsctgrars of DR.
Ssge's Catsrrn Rernedv for a Case of
ca tsrrh wh,ch they cannot cure. This
remedy cares by its mid soothing
cleansing. sni reslinr properties
Only 81 cents. by druggists-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

W. WlnsIa~ss So hf1g sTr8r sn~uit a.
saws used fer shH8rFs s~thsea. ft xoefhs -
tne enNt seffe1s ~ g1l~s Stays az pa
rares vfnf -e'fa aaa : ~ seSr remesV Far
tlarraoes. = seats a >oflae.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

leg and back. Their heads were decked
out with feathers, strips OF different
colored cloth. bits Of fur or other small
articles, combined % attract attention.
They had the usual strip Of ''msnta"
about tbe waist and some had on ssehes,
but otherwise they were naked Their
music was the usual drumming and
singing done mostly By outside bands
who were looking on with delight and
cheering their companions The
dancers kept tine with the music
They bad some reliefs when
any became too tired % continue the
operation, 80 that the plot Of ground 70
which thsy limited themselves was al
ways fun The gvunting and shouting
and barking ike osyotes or wolves
we're particularly exciting TO the
dancers, and somewhat SO TO The strang-
srs. It seems that in the Messiah
dance" theJ have s0rassines added ;hs
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

band, brother or son, and sometimes
they we're permitted 70 receive the cuts
or laeerstions IN their hmb "a = So bsti-
tute. 70 lessen the anguish of the VIC
tins These extreme dancers, whom
have called victims, entered into this
arrangement voluntarily. doubtless gsz-
ing up as much as possible toward tho
great sun in the heavens during the
whole dance. in fact doing any thing
that would give them pain. The object
OF il al, IS expressed 20 me, was main
" the atoning for what Indians consid-
cred wrong-doing, and the reoonciling
OF old grudges and troubles among
themselves, and. doubtless, with a
further notion on the part OF all partic-
ipsnts and victims OF gaining great cred
IL for bravery. fortitude and lofty man
hood. We witnessed the large circular
encampment not many miles from the
Rosebud agency, and We did every
thing We could 10 discourage the In
dians from pushing on to the cruel
operations. In fact, the chiefs OF bands
who were represented there promised
with emphasis that they would not al
low the former terrible lacerstions to
be repeated. StiAl, they have been re-
peated since that time by the wilder
portions OF the Sioux nation.
At the Pine Ridge agency, then under
Agent McGillicuddy, good order and
system prevailed. he had an Indian
police Of perhaps thirty selected Indian
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

In Tea and Coffee Department, We do
not give any tickets after November l,
and will make reductions IN proportion
10 valu eOt same:
Fine quality Japan Tea.............-.....S0c
Extra quality Japan Tea................-40c
No. quality RIO COhee..........-......25c
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

women. -ho -eys never inclHssi In ths
'onahs Ths 'San" daacss Witnessed
~ larve asu bers. ssY s.eoo OF 4 Doc IN
8 single sncam pmenN vers Ake ne
'-0uahs Asnce. ercepsinz th hss tc- sev-
era days ths indians prep~red esr<s.a
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

Made by VALLEY C.ty Mites Co, f9raod
E..cHis, IS a faEnly iavorite. Try ls.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
DIR. s. CLAY TODD
TIE FAMOUS
NERVE SPECIALIST
koam ! lmHsa Block. IS kenros Siresl
cram RAPIDS. Anca-

GRAND RAPIDS NlCn-
Cures paralysis tNfiCinngs- punching "a
pIlCkiAiE SENSATIONS, utmulnus fcla-
Ings, lack ~ head acie. hack ~ nook
- .Ils- sonnet mes running down the
arms az hack. business and other 6Vnl-
TOMS leading a. p4raitsis. nervous
debility. and female complaints ana
chronic diseases. Consultation fres
and confidential. No charge for sef-
wees until cured. Duocil0as il al
lsnE E04ges.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

Free Samples Of the Baking Powder
and Cofiees will be given away on Sat
urday, November ].
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
CASH BUYS
4 r
VAN EVERY & CO.'S
81 Canal-st.
152 West Tulton-sE
152 West Fulton-st.

In Grocery Department we have
full line ss usual, and offer some
especial attractions.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

We call your especial attention TO the
following;
] 10 Biscuit Baking Powder for 25e
Put up only in 10 cans and expressly
for our trade; We warrant Il 10 gave
complete satisfaction 10 the most par.
ticular customer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

ID Combination Cofee..................25c
Id Fancy Breakfast Cotiee......-.....S0c
Our own grinding and equal 10 nearly
all the finest grades and higher priced
Cotfees.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
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