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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-16
NEVADA AND THE WORLDS
FAIR.

The following is from the &C.
noa Courier:
The question has been asked,
What is Nevada going to do at
the Worlds Fair? Commissioner
j. w. Haines, who departed for
Chicago Wednesday, being inter
viewed on the subject, made sug-
gestions from which the following
is noted:
Mr.. Haines says that Nevada
should erect a quartz mill at Chi
cago at probable cost of SO, 900.
Senator Stewards states that the
coming Legislature will unques-
tionably make an appropriation
for this purpose. At the Senten-
NAL in Philadelphia, Nevada erect
ed quartz mill Of which the late
Governor Stevenson was Superin-
tendent The assay value was
paid for quartz to keep the mill
running and by special act of
Cangress the bullion was sent to
the U. S. Mint and worked into
centennial medals and sold at So
each. BY this means the little
mill paid expenses. It was one
OF the chief attractions Of the
centennial.
Mr.. Haines also refers to our
mountains of sulphur and the
huge block OF transparent salt
from which an attractive display
could be made. He suggests that
the Legislature pass an act per-
hitting the mineral cabinet pre-
sented to the State by the Pion-
GERS of the Pacific Coast in 1887,
to be taken to Chicago.
Nevada can beat the world for
potatoes and in cereals she can
make showing of which her peo-
pie may be proud. This calls to
mind the fact that Smith Valley
wheat took the premium at the
New Orleans Exposition. Com
missioner Haines intends exhibit
ing a sample of wheat at the
Worlds Fair which will be the
product of his ranch in the
uburbs Of Genoa. Our State
produces fine apples but our fruits
will come in rather late in the
season to be exhibited to advant-
age.
Here is an opportunity for the
State Board of Trade to do some
thing for Nevada. The Commits
sion should receive the co-opera-
ton Of every citizen and organiza-
ton in the State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-16
COMING EVENTS.

Tho Louisiana Lottery Com
pany is now one OF the greatest
corporations on earth, and like all
corporations it has a human de-
sire to get even on its enemies.
Wanamaker was the man at
the bottom of the anti-lottery law,
and they got even by Withdrawing
100000 from the banks when
Wanamaker wanted to borrow.
He was badly cinched by the ope-
ration, and the Lottery Company
are now even.
A Republican Congress passed
the anti-lottery bill, directing its
batteries of reform against the
mildest form of gambling known,
while it never laid a finger on the
robbing gambling games carried
on by Jay Gould and the like,
railroad share gambling, the turf
and the mining security CANDLES.
which fleece the community year
after year.
The last elections have returned
a Democratic Congress, and the
Democratic Congress will repeal
the anti-lottery law on condition
that the Louisiana Company will
put $1O,oOO,O0O into the Presiden-
tial campaign Of 1892.
This is the outline of a con-
spiracy now on foot, and the
events Of the next two years will
demonstrate to the most casual
observer that such an attempt
will be made.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-16

Professor Koch, of Berlin, who
claims to have discovered meth
cd for the cure OF consumption,
has asked to be relieved from
some Of his University duties, in
order that he may have moro time
to pursue his experiments. It
induces greater faith In his claims
to find him adopting this course,
instead of making boasts which
might afterward prove to have
been premature and not well
foun led.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-16
GOVERNMENT BOND.

The MANHATTAN for a limited
period will offer the residents of
Nevada a Bond Combining Insur-
ance and investment that is in reach
OF all and which every healthy able
bodied man in the State should
possession the protection of HIM
self and family.
In explanation read what follows:
Suppose a special agent of the U.
S. Treasury Department should call
on you today and say:
The Government would like to
sell you bonds for any amount be-
tween 81 900 and $4,000 and if it
is not convenient for you to make
the investment at once, we Will al
low you to pay for the bonds in
Ten Equal Annual InstalIments.
And, suppose, in addition to this,
the Government, wishing to make
this the most desirable investment
IN the world, should stipulate in
the bond, not only to pay them at
the end of the term, but in case of
your previous death, to pay them
to your family and At THE SAME
TIME RELEASE YOUR FAMILY
EROM PAYING ANY FURTHER
MONEY.
Would you not at once close
with such an offer? And yet this
is practically what the Manhattan
Life Insurance Company, of New
York has done and is doing.
For a full explanation of this
plan, address, giving your full name
address, occupation and age,
J. NJ. G.S.
Williams & Hawkins,
Hawkins Cigar Store.
Arlington Block, Carson, New.
S11 1y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-16

U. s. G. H. and p. o., Carson City, Ne
posals will be received until IL O'Clock,
noon, Novem Der 2s, 1890, for furnishing
fuel, lights, water, ice, miscellaneous
supplies, Washing towels, hauling ash
es. and sprinkling streets Cor this build
ing during the fiscal year ending June
30, 1891. Particulars on application.
IT,. EDWARDS,
OILS Custodian.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-16
Beef,
" cal
Pork,
Mutton.

All orders left at the OLD STAND
viii be punctually attended to.
The delivery wagon Will call u GUS
toners daily.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

traditiOn2l hesons pianse. a kilted SKIRT
AMI httie Inverness topcoat, with
several little Overlapping capes. a rather
pretty ban most cunoefsomo g4rment.
The kasssAan cost a1as Il made Usually
og vofutln&, with a little biOuse shaped
overcosst Seltsd ia and borisre3 with
fur ~ soule description and b~lted with
the same. fhsre Is a cap soIasthing the
form II polo cap. bat deeper. and this
has = wide band q far. The little
trousers are gathered IN at the kRees
and lovely pair OF top boots are worn
with Il, tuss such a. any boy would feel
himsclf baxgex man than hrs father IN.
The coat - sometimes lined with fur,
bus Is not - healthy ~ when lined with
neecy Jersey flannel. winch makes IL
both hight and warm The outside
material can be II cloth. serge. cheviot,
tweed or cAmers hair. as well as OF
velvet The distinctive features ara it's
blouse shape and belt and bOrderings OF
fur Any mother can make this easily.
No other overcoat Is 70 De worn with il.
IL Is suitable for boys from four TO
eight years old
IL Is very difficult TO dress a little girl
IN = short winter garment without hav-
ing her hoCk hike an overgrown doll baby.
The picture Of the little sister shows how
one looks. bat as there are ~ many ideas
ns mothers l present tins, saying il is
made Of dark blue serge, trimmed with
velvet OF the same hue There is no
warmth OF protection 70 the lower limbs
in such q garment. and the little wearer
should have warm woolen drawers ex-
tending % her feet. and leggings besides
in the coolest days
The quaint Gtreenaway picture gowns
and cloaks and hats ara still the best and
most general fashion for children. and it
il hard indeed 20 pass one Of the dear
little weaTers without wanting TO stop
and kiss the sweet little face.
Dark green flannel OF velvet with q fur
bordering. and green beaver felt hat
covered with fluffy planes, make Of a
little girl a very bud. AL rosy and pink,
and picture OF beauty. Brown cloak
and hat make one look like a cunning
little sparrow. and, in fact, every new
color on dear little girl makes you
think OF some other pleasant thing.
For larger girls different shaped gar
nents are necessary but good taste
should make them simple in form, grace
ful and loose enough 20 permit OF growth
~ well as free movement. Those who
have growing children should remember
that often when n child is between
twelve and fifteen he or she will out
grow garment In three months. Allow
ancs should be made for that sudden
growth in length aud in the length Of
the sleeve particularly, for it looks much
better to have them rather too long at
first than . see FIVE or SIX inches of bare
wrist showing later.
A very pretty dress for growing girl
is made of plaid wool, made on the bias
The sleeves. Of velvet or velutina, being
full. are naturally rather longer than
the arm. and II the young wesrer out
grows it q simple band Of trimming
lenrtheus the bottom and a wider cuff
answers for the sleeve. The old device
Of letting down tucks is At best poor
one. as the places always show. Tho
best place Is 70 lengthon the dress from
the bottom.
A very pretty redingote for n little girl
os from twelve TO sixteen is msdo Of dark
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

pruns vizoEne. with sleeves II velvet N
a darker shade. The little Mecici cciias
and pointed belt are of the same. Down
tha frpnt is = douhie ro~ of htsAe dark
smethvss buttons, rouod IN shspa TIE
same ornament the sleeves.
The design is a pretty cne. ard r the
weather - verv coid cape of the sarne
rsaseriai or - Aesrakhan ct any other
fur san he vox-is or = arab ccsshxnan :
cass caa - 400 worn. a smpie prin-
e..a dress peetsrn = tAe srYis e The
r~.iinxose. and csn IA cut By t. cuiv dus
allowances rausk BE made far he thick
Eninr which should he put IN There
ere 1ix. sann md farmer sst5n hninTs
qeftai neatiY wifh ectton. - - pur-
chased nv tas yzra Thas = vsry gress
ronvanaen-e e. s,e horne as'ess1naSer.
Pc urica ia frna So crnts - e. n a
yarl s.,.rs-iirx - sraiity. snd e can
f. t-nut m 81 roler~ whiee, paie hi1e
sHd paaS. geld -,l.sr. ciserrv. er1vn a0d
hlsrk. ~ ~. e se trat there vill ~ 40
thie<s anVse,,lg seAas sse c9tson ssaousd
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

1s szaTp~d eas a1onx ~ sases, sad
wae4 taa sesza = se~n IS saShs - -
pressed de~n wszA ~ ira
N@1S ll=s1ss. Esrlzealzris tAoss 80
~esE snAst ~Fse@. l@oks1s aaa hooss
eieaks, nzAks hsrls sleeveless sest z
silk. hn~a sta t2ls euiltssi s&Ela. az-d
~s@r = ea solns ozt ltis god pro-
tecoor Szak1ss< Ezeansoni& &nd kndFsd
AK sloAs gxrvx HAarse
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
A ASSESSMENT ROLL Ter grading aad grase,-
a M ol Aagoia street. IA the q u 81 Crane

A ASSESSMENT ROLL far grading and srasel
a lng ol Aag0id street IA the q u 81 0rznd
AApl4s.
OFFscs a. GlEY IIEHk.
GASP RAPIDS Mica, Dee. 4. lssx-
To-
Christian Braun. Baker Borden. foSsie 2.
DeNre>. Aaton 0fuarr. Chlf1eS 1entL, an
dfeas alt Aaaa EaaAenbIHeh. tahA hkmRr.
g rist'an kAing=F. Car Matng. tcta
M-tkzer Arna AOering. ciNtas keus, Louis
clessi. Anton -eibt. fredsrick schmidt. A ibei
steiu Herman kielklnd. Lewis II. Mlthey and
K. Is. Mo0deeck.
You are here'g notified that an assessment IS
about 10 be made upon you 60 aSfrsY the ca
ptne OF the aforesaid improvement. an
assessment fon has been made iu the
premises and Is on ae ia the clerks once Of
said city where it viii remain open Tor inSpec-
tlon unul Monday evening. Dee. S. isN when
ana where you can appear before the Common
Council on said evening and show cause. II
any, why said ASSES geents should not be made
ana collected according 10 law
". A. SHlNkMAN
81 city Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Notice is hereby given that The Office - the
collector for the sixth ward viii be bel ai the
southwest corner Of -frlhner and Leonard
streets and that the tax roll fer safa ward g
now IA the hands ci tire undersigase fnf eel
lection. aud tbat he Will ATTEND a. bis 81 O
Office until and iuciudlns the tih dsT ~ aanu-
aEy. after tire lrsf publication 81 fhis notice.
from 8 O'Clock q r until 0'clock B. fn.. Tor
the purpose o. receiving taxes
Dated Grand kar as. Noxsmher ert. isa
john Hey9ERHNfb.
collector SITE rs ard.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
LANSING 8 MOTT

DAILY. fETefy week day
-.D$ A. u. runs through - Driroi with par
80 ior raf. seats. - cents. Arrive 81 hev
lers iD Us a. m-
1.Dn p. ~. ruus through g Detroit rifh PR.
ls-V iof car seats y cents hrffe So New
York at g.. pa
coz n ~ runs ough fc Detroit v-lft par
Oi-t lof cars $40. y cents- Arrive 81 New
Aerk .N 3 NJ
Fer ffrkets ana luffunffar ABBY 81 nfar
ticket 0f6cf fl NoHfos-sf. EHd q .ea efpst
eh0. hEHAAtA. Gen. Pass. hgf
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
serenth wsrd cnIIec,otl, Notice

Notice is hereby given, shat fse ossce - the
collector % tie seventh Safa y a. 20 teid 81
fne "a Seventh street end tHai fhf fae 70
Iars said Warl IL nnz 81 fae tsrds ~ the
nadafs gnrd for collection. 2na thaf 30 q a
sf1era 81 fis eafd efce Unfii ARE iErIEairE
80 lnfh aav o. January after tne Ere; ppbiifa.
tiaek 8. r.. ior the perpesf of feeelfi
taves-
Dated Grand BaTids. Fevernher 1fh. $50
JOHN CfiiIt.
CgifrIer sfFfFTh ard.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Notice is hereby given. that the once OF the
collector for the lifth ward Nil b. held ~ G.
II. Saunders store. No. ~ Piainfele avenue,
and that the tax roll ior said ward is now iu
the hands OF the undersigned Tor collection.
and that he viii attend ~ MS sa Office uHui
and including she l0ih DAY oi January. after
she hrst publication 81 this notice. from ;
O'Clock =. Ia. until o'clock =. NJ. fcT the pUr-
pose of receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids November 2aih. 1870.
KElTBEk6.
Collector htfth ffaHf
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
Second Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice IS hereby given. that the once Of tho
collector Tor The Second ward Viii be held az
No. l6 : o. Division street Weuham' block.
and thai the tax roll for said ward l. now in
hands OF the undersigned lor collection. ana
faat he will attend AZ his said Office until and
including the 10Th day Of January. after the
first publication Of this notice. from O'Clock
a. m. unit O'Clock p. m, for the purpose Oi
receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 9th. ls90.
ID. j. n00kNINk.
Collector second Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
Third Ward coIlecinrls Mice.

Notice is hereby given. that the Office of the
collector Tor the 1hird ward will be held A.
No. y South Division street. Niiemsn Tan
ner's store. and that the tax roll for said ward
is now In the hands Of the undersigned for col
lection. and that be viii attend al his said
January. after the first publication 81 this
notice. from 5 o'clock .. NJ. until o'clock y.
M. for the purpose of receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. Nov sfnber 2arh. 800.
LEONARD :. MERRILL.
Collector Third Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
STOCKHOLDERS MfnrING.

NOTICE Is hereby given that a special meet
y ing OF the stockholders II the Grand Rap
IDS / uel 6ss and lncaudescrut Lighting Com
paHy viii be held at The Office oi said com
pany. IN the city oi Grand Rapids Michigan.
on the .0lh day Of Dee mbef. A. II. issV. az 10
O'Clock 4. m. 10 vote upon proposition then
and there 20 be submitted 90 said stockholders,
10 amend the articles of incorporation OF said
company 80 as 10 Increase Its capifa4 stock 10
the sum Of hye hundred thousand dollars
tssn.U3a), and. also 10 vote upon proposition
then aud there 10 be submitted 81 said stock
holders % authorize said company TO borrow
money and issue its bonds 10 an amount not
exceeding one million dollars sSl l.00VOl ana
20 secure the payment OF the same by mort
gage or deed OF trust on the property of said
company. and also for the transaction OF such
other business as may be incidental 10 the
foregoing. and as may come before SAID meet
ing.
By the order OF the Board Of Directors.
FRED :. CLARK. Secretary.
Grand Rapids. Michigan. November q. iesl.
Dee -
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Notice is hereby given. that ihc Office Of the
90 lector FOR the Fourth ward VIII be held ~
Room -. Court block. first story. and that the
tax roll for said ward Is now il the hands 81
the undersigned for collect o.. and that he
will attend at his said Office Until and iuciud-
ing the lUih dav of January. after the first
publication Of this notice. from o'clock a. pa.
until o'clock D. N. FOR the purpose OF re
ceiyiug taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids November 2 IN. 1890.
CHARLES 4. FOkf son.
Collector Fourth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Notice Is hprl l1s rissn that TIE cfsee of the
rsHeefcr for ne fEnst ysrs wlH - hffe -
Ne ~ Bo@frF street. eBa tat fht fsE feh
ff satd var "a nhW n fte HANDS ~ fft
nr6srs .EnHd foy fcl letfltn ere ffKi bf RI
srfeuf sf tis ssid cfHcH urf srs ire q tns
1ffh asy - fsnuEry. sffef fts frsf ro of'Irf.
fief ~ THIS notice freT 4 coca . E Hntii
o-clees 2. m. fer fhe Purpose ~ reos flnf
tsNes
Dates 6rsns Esff1s Ne~enber 1rh. fsst-
EtFNFh n - FHIh -
frtef irsff H xff.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
First Ward CoIIector,s Notice.

Notice is heseby given. that tAe offce Of the
collector for the First ward Will hi held a. \ o.
loo Ellsworth avenue. and that tie tax roii for
said ward Is now Ia the hands % the under
signed for collection. and that he viii attend
al his said ONCE until and including the 10th
day OF January after the FIRST publication Of
this notice. from O'Clock a fn. until o'clock
p. m. for the purpose of receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 18th. lSsJ.
MARTIN G. pEJADEk.
Collector llrsf ard.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

t-ttaf p "t-Nttfo - - l'tt'A tftt'f
detroit rANrrss i.aFln1 ffsD m has acnef
pariof and buffet car afiarhe1 ann evening
express leafng ss3 = m has parIaf car a.
tschcd These trains make direct connection
IA Detroit for ail paiuts hasL
EArress leaving az Do bt m has Wagner
Sleeping car 10 Detroit arriving IN Detroit al
~ an.
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam
ship tickets and sleeping cal herfhs secured at
j.. g. n. A u. once. - Molroe.sL. a9d al The
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL. C.ty Pass. AGENT.
JOHN ". LOUD. Jranic Manager. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Clerks once.
Grand Rapids Mich. Nov. q. $50.
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for grading and graveling Hogadone ave
nue., I'm the city of Grand Rapids. Is now in
my hands. and that ! VIII receive payment
thereon for the period of twenty days from
this date at the Office OF the City Treasurer,
City Hall GEORGE II. PERRY.
dec4 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Eur~-Ch- ma an. ths bahy's sssrksd
sH she paint osT rsass ne~ soy sss un>ls
gave hfmi
Masksr-How swfaii
aschetr~ Un-le-- Nev-~ rafut. d>ar's
pay ~ury asrck far M-Tdfa
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
Sealed Bids.

Sealed bids viii be received az the Office of
the City Clerk up 10 . O'Clock Monday evening.
December ). 1880 for 5 q bushels OF potatoes.
1.-THE kind TO be speclhedl. 10 be delivered at the
city supply store ia 100 bushel lots, Ia accord
ance with contract to be entered into.
The Council reserves the right 10 reject all
bids
By order OF the Common Council.
". A. SHINKMAN,
ffy lark
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
TREAsURER,s NOTICE.

City Treasurer'S ONCE.
Grand Rapids, Mich Nov Ia. le9J.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for Grading. graytling and paving the gut
ters Of Eight, avenue. from South Division
street to Agnew avenue. in the city OF Grand
Rapids. is now in my hands. aud that l Will
receive payment thereon Tor the period q
twenty days from this date, at the Office OF the
City Treasurer City Hal.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
dec City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's 5 once.

City Treasures once,
Grand Rapids Mich. Dec. 5. $50. !
Notice f. hereby given that the assessment
roll for era Ing, grayeiing and paving the gut
tiers # y 3rlh avenue. from East Lronart
street. TO sweet street in the city OF Grand
Rapids. is now in my hands. and thai /
will receive payment thereon for the period OF
twenty days from this date. at the Office OK the
City Treasurer. City Han.
GEORGE r. PERRY
dec . City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

nsaskswav-l b@~s f.l'sn into - hed
he 5rt of safksng s. mv-elf Is "
Clewsrtes eossferasi w ~sa rere
los&ssae ~ bensa. --Eksrp<rs kaxax.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
CHICAGO

fWeek days 'Dany. Except saturdas.
QQl A. ~ has through chair car 60 chi
"'VV cage. 10 "Xfra charge for scafs.
1.nl r. a. ruus through 80 Chicago solid
-sVV with Wagner bunet car. seats. IS
cents
505 2 2. N s iirsgpTa fear car soo e Nsals ,s
10 8favfrse lIfK.
l1.30 = ;.s y; s',s sse 'r'in has sleeper i0r Ira'
1885 2, 2 s.as .sae II, iFs9 ,,sss, s wsss e pa
ffo ais rombl nation slefping auu
Iafhr ca through ~ Indianapolis.
Via bsufgn itarAor.
DETROIT. NOVEMBER b. $50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

-Oh. Liverpool il immensely superior
% Chicago ssid ths tourist. Why,
me boy. she hss 80 niles 4 the best
paved streets IN The world. ard Il costs
her $4,000 a pear 70 keep them IN re-
pair
"Humphi Does - repfied Bulrsr
Vel. want yca - understand. ny
3esr sir. that i costs Chicago DANCED
Exss mere tbsn thst 70 Keep hers tern
ap. .---Chsca<o TribSne.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

MICHIGAN CENTRAL


Daily. All otbefs dGHy fkcepI ~uuaa0
IakilE effect SUNDAY 1u.y ih ls,s
eieep.nE cars un Pacific ana Atlantic Ia
Presses g. aAd irem ifefrDit luror ears rlu
on has f1prcss auc nfapd Rapids Express %
and lIem DrlrQlt. lir,ci CONNECT ous made
~ Detroit viii a. ihrtGeh trains Iasi IlcK.
ets "a ss.it 81 lniou Ticket once h7 Monroe
81, ana ~ aieH depot
fIfn Al. hmees Gene tn't ST. Nonr9e-st
q. u. huosLts. 0 J.. and 4. AEf tmcaRo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

~ - - - sss-r-s rsvsrs - - -
r<-rssfs.t f,ra-.1e1a efet Hfe<ts~ss tr1TrT - -
sel-ssfrr - fls.af ssf-e-s rsttrf ~rf 80 -
r..eease ls--s - = 49, fiss <f-tcirf 60 stf--f
- "a. -r,-~ - ~aess~ eretet,f srr s.crs
go srtir<. frFstr f,zttr tefFr frres
.--e.t~srr fffse e-rss H-~s-t - erflee-tfr
-, Tfr rrrrsrf frs~ rrr rf II -
essf E.sf-F . We CcEttiff lflffasf. ID
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
HlRcCVsT PLIeE sENIkLsY.

s<s-s-f - sre tsshr-t s-s<s ~ rrrrr aeFfe-
- - Esfse FEef rrr rrsF - --e- - F--- r
a&s 49, rsersfEs4ae Per rsFsssz1t sleress -
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
"ADnEs,vE couNTERs.'

fADHES.vE CouNTERS.v
AT RETAIL By
GEO. r. MAYHEM,
PETER BOYER,
JOHN DlKMAN,
HEROLD * CO.,
G.. KALMBACH,
JANDORF, LEHMAYER & CO.,
4. j. LUCAS,
w. c. MURRAY & CO.,
NEIL MALLOY,
A. THElLE.
III. ROSENFIELD & BRO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
The most

The most
complete a S
ort m c nt OF
G. c mt S Fur
nishing goods
in the south
end to be found
at the Grocery
and Dry Goods
store of Il. S.
Harris. 57S and
527 S. Division.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
TRAIN TINE TABLES.
CRAM RAPGDs 4 IkhlANA KAIl.keAR
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<. T. Aolk4eon. Gen. Pass AleEt
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

30 other STYLES at prices to silt every
BODY. II you can't get them from your
dealer, write rs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-28
JMg ooousyys

As 0arry vailed By Nasy's eide
ose happy day 10 svaay Juse.
TIE 0usse bsbbieA f>on the sIna
Far dNissss lowed 20 ds6odiiis,
While throcxn NE or In liquid ts,s.s
b wasbiers sans In ssnc.
1Aen Harry sshsd; %. MARI. dear.
II any voa osss CREATED BE-. ST.
what vosld yea like p ana Mao sAids
~rd hks . hcuse Of gingerbread.
win sugar cetiass overhsad
And tAss would do for me"
"Juss that aloser' ssscd Harry thea,
20. uo:'s she eriei With eaees Asssa
~fd like 10 have TIN y naovs made
OF Gandsops, nlsed viii Lemonade,
WIN svery siasls, shiniao shsas
Set u tujubs pssts."
- No more 70 v,shv' he asked. 20, yss
ThesS's oas tA,ss else 6esors I s,op-
I'd like 70 have Ne sAiis dcslsncd
ofsg,ee and pebpssHiat eonbaedt
- eves 70 ! tea Na G
rd pieh . essdy drsp"
~Now, have yeu ever sAns. ,adeedy'
He asssd 0atd Mssy: let ~ THAI,
sods wstss spssns near BY.
lthiah. ny vests vosld sAtsfy;
No IOiaAs 1ssel Whes I An dry.
Asd drink end drink and dnsR."
. Nessss tang s,sey he vss,,u, assed,
IA would be pleasant thea 10 sec."
Ne hung Ass had vitA noiess grace
rhen iootias shyIy n HE face.
She said: 'rd I he opoa the place
RoOe oae 70 iivs vah "a"
-Chsries ". Snydss. IN Pittsburgh naiietia