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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-09
TWO FIRE ALARMs.
Tns Earercen Called Out Twice Yes
terday by Slight Blazes.

AA~ CtScHIon CeleQ out Twice Yes
terday by Slight Blazes.
Ths fremen were called out by an alarm
from box No. 20 at $50 o'clock last night.
a Chimney ct Barnard and Perry streets
burned out, and somebody turned in an
alarm. No damage was done.
local Ire alarm was sent into No. 9 fire.
mems headquarters, at 4:30 o'clock yester-
Gay morning, and tho department res
sPohded, locating blaze in the house Of
"a. .. brIgnoni at Bryan and Jefferson
streets; The fire originated IN the kitchen
~ coals dropping on the floor underneath
Inc syoFe, igniting kerosene oil. When the
menDers OF the family were arousod the
smell q smoke was strong, and thew vera
ABOUT 70 funocate. The door was burned
Considerably, aud tho prompt action OF the
Wy ,e1partnent prevented q conaagration
W. r. nheTf l. agent Tor the properly
sfrsona predispoaed 10 rheumatism cannot
Ahofa 70 DC without Salvation OH Price &c.
SOP That coughing At onoe as it may In You:
a's ps' buii's Cough Syrup Price 2so.-ldg
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-09
THE COUNTY'S EXPENSES.
COST OF THE CoUNTY GOVERN
NENT LAST YEAR s217,e27 Al.

An Increase Over 1888 Of S19. 375 or
S99,985 AS Counting the New Court
House Fzpenses-The Receipts and
Expenditures for Two Years Com
pared-The Causes OF the Increase
Last Year Over the Year Before
$4,000 on Hand TO Garry the
County Until the Taxes are Col
Iectsd IN October.
The financial statement Of Chatham
county-its receipts and disbursements for
the year ending Feb. IS will be submitted
TO the county commissioners at their March
meeting on Wednesday by Capt. John r
Dillon, clerk Of the board.
The report states that while there is a bal
nnce Of something over $4,000 in the
county's treasury, and there has been adj
vanced from the general fund about s34, 900
for the new court house, which will be re-
funded when the balance of the bonds are
sold, there is due the board Of education
$40, 900 for schools, which, when paid, will
leave about $50, 600 with which to meet the
current expenses of the county from now
until the taxes are collected in October.
While there is a net Increase in disburse-
ments of SIS. SS5, by dsductiag the amount
paid on account Of the new court house and
the item of Incidental expenses, which are
incident to the former account i'll round
hunters 10000, the actual current ex-
penses for the last year were only SIS, 3T5 in
excess of the year before.
The statement is as follows:
Balance in county treasury March I,
AaH
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-09
INCREASED DISBURSEMENTS.
WHAT THE INCREASE WAS FOR.


In analysing this increase Of the disburse-
ments there must be taken into considera-
tion the larger number of prisoners in the
jail and on the cbain-gang, the annual in
crease in The roll of the latter being notice
able III its regularity. The county commits
sioners also appropriated last year $40. 600
additional TO the board of education, making
that fund sos, 900 instead of $4,000,
The larger areas covered by the
new system of drainage demanded
an increased expenditure of nearly
$500, and to expedite the county map de-
partment in its typographical survey re-
quired nearly $500 additional. The pur-
chase Of rights Of way for the Bay street
extension, the purchase Of six carts, six
pairs Of mules and their complete outfit.
and the substitution Of brick culverts for
wooden bridges on the county roads, caused
an increase of $1,000 IN the roads and
bridges department The items Of Sc, 442
under the head of Incidental expenses, cover
the building Of the brick vault in Telfair
Place, the rent of the Whitfield building,
and the expenses incident to fitting up the
present court house and moving from the
old building.
COST OF THE SANITARY WORK.
With the approval Of the superior court
grand jury last spring the county commis-
sioners assessed for 81, 900 to aid the citizens
sanitary commission in its effective effort
in the cause of improved sanitation.
Only $3.50 was paid during the year for
interest on the new county bonds, which
amount represents but six months interest
on the $50, 900 Of bonds sold last summer
or the $64, 900 paid on account of the new
court house, the contractors have received
about S54, 600, and the balance has been
expended in demolishing the old building,
excavating, etc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-09
Preparing Tor the summer.

The base ball clubs are preparing for the
summer campaign. The Schwarz base ball
club has been organized for the purpose OF
going into the city league, and the following
officers have been elected
President and Treasure. Conrad
Schwarz
Manager Walter J. Ham.
Captain-Charlas A. Pacetti.
Assistant Captain-Charles Murphy.
The club has already part OF the Kisfsrs
ana also Of last years Hendys.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
BETTER ROADS.

The papers throughout the State
ought 70 keep before their readers the
Importance of the Improvement OF
country roads. No subject comes
nearer 10 the interests of the farmers.
IL the Patrons of Industry want to find
a subject worthy OF their attention, let
them take up this sminently practical
one. They will thus accomplish more
real good for themselves than by spend
ing their time and energies on more
recondite, far-away subjects Of states
manship.
Why should n Patron Of Industry
think 70 solve the great problem of rail-
roadlng and to regulate their opera
ton, when his own roads, the roads
that run past his own door, the roads
on which his products make their first
start 70 market. are impossible durnga a
great portion Of the year, Is 10 not too
much the tendency Of reformers of all
kinds. nowadays, 20 try to reform
something afsr OF and TO neglect the
the things beneath their feet2 Reform,
a. we'll charity, should begin at home.
Vow is the time 10 wake up. it IS
high time 70 turn the attention Of the
Legislature 70 some definite system Of
road improvement. sensible IN its ma
turs aud permanent IN its tendency, by
which the leading thoroughfSrss first
may be gradually brought TO perfec-
ton. and then. n time, the other.
The coming Legislators VII be essen
tally a farmers legislature They
can do the farmers Of the state no bet
ter servics than BY taking ths initia-
tory in road Improvement.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
Rooms AND . TowsR slock.

ROOMS AND TowsR slock.
DEGOLIA BROs-...............Proprlesors
lVANfED-Msis Help-2 mseninists. 2
W moleeIs, uansf. factory WORKERS. 70
wood cutters. ooya Ii you are oui OF ein-
plOymenr cali.
lNANIED-Femsie Help girls for gen
w erat hoasevara. chan beraigldA isun-
desss. aishvasheFs. diBlRgr0om girls.
cooks for prisafr families
LOR sALE-l0room house on Clark
nnishsd IN oak, large iot VITA SHADE aud
irut trees; fssssthisg IN i h5s,sss.s ofdss m
LOR SALE-9room house on Munson-st., -
4 foot front. Eood eeiiari vel and clstern'
graded street. water and gasi price slsgoi easy
{ rms.
LoR sALE-s.room house on Third st.. stone
Il foundstion' GOOD well and e'stern vii
payments.
L'OR SALE-T-room house on Forrest St. "a
ioot mont; w,il. cistern and modern con-
veniences; on contract, so down.
EOR SALE lots on North ave-. 54xio0 al
SEQ each; on contract; easy terms.
EOR SALE--66 acre farm. miles from Battle
Il Greek soil clay loan S-ro0In frame house,
land all under cultivation: owner nOn-reSi-
dent and anxious 10 sell: price $500.
E0R SALE-T0 young man with 500 cash. 20
buy y interest In grocery and dry gods
stock In rapidly Improving part Of the city
South end; remaining partner has had years
experience; good established business for
some one.
FOR EXCHANGED acres two miles from
sausstucs. 100 peach trees bearing. 30
standard pear trees. 30 cherry, Is apple .
plums. 800 goosberries acres ot Strawberries.
good house and barn. Price 5000.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-s-room house
and large corner lot, room for another
house on lot. on two graded streets with sew
ers. etc. TO exchange for farm would assume
some incumbrance.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
W erty in sums TO suit. RoomsS and9, Tower
(.
:, JSES and rooms 10 rent; also a number o.
IL good tenants "anting to rent, bring Ia
yourkeys. Rooms and 9. Tower block.
DEGOLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

mannaF unfII / WAS SfVtntttH ycAIs UIu, anu
one day i'm January 1919 read an account In
the Tribune OF your CUTIcuRA RENEDIEs. lt
described my case so exactly. that thought,
frst applied them was all raw and bleeding.
from scratching myself. but went asleep al
most Immediately so nething ! had not done
for years. the effect was so soothing. IN ABOUT
two weeks / could stand straight. but not
walk, was so weak but my sores were nearly
well. AS near as / can judge, the CUricuaA
REMEDIES cured me I'm about six 70 eight weeks.
and up te this date q. E., from January, 1873.
10 January 1851 / have not been sick IN any
way, or have had the least signs OF the disease
w. J. McDoNHLD.
3732 Dearborn-st. Chicago, ILL.,, June 80. 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
". II. WINANS,
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Furnishes All He 10 Employer Free!
ROOMS 3-4 TOWER BLOCK.


WANTED-Female Help A diniug:room
" girls, general grls, second girls:
cook Tor private family, lady canyass-r, laun-
dry woman. Ladies' paIlor. Tower blk.
WANTED-Msle Help-2 second cooks. 8
W horse sh0ers. lathe hands. porteTs.
ave ins statesmen and canvasser for Stanley's
wcrks-big percentage. and 4, Tower blk.
L0R SALE-A bargain. good locality for
L. store, 501e2. corner Bridge and Lsne-ave.; !;
40x50 on Lanc-aye. l2-room house now rented
for sl7 month, all for $500. 5 and Tower
block.
EoR sALE-A 50 acre farm miles northeast
of tn city. nearly al out 10 lruit. most Y
peach trees; modern buildings; can be bought
Al bargain.
L0R SALE-Or exchange, large number of
Dakota, Kansas and Michigan farms.
IF YOU want to buy one OF the best produc-
buididgs and fruit for one bali less than cash
value. call at and Tower block.
I'VE HAVE 10 large lots recently plated 4
w block Of cable line, - minutes walk
from city hall, fashionable part OF city. only
S0a: lot on Cass st. $50; ] on South Lafayette
ST slloe; on Msaison-ave $500; o. It. lot. fair
house on MadisoH-aye.. Se0p; ~ large lots on
the bill out South Diyi.ioR-st. $40 each.
WE HAVE a customer that wants 10 pay
W spot cash for large stock OF renel al
mer hsndise or dry eoedri must be cheap.
e. = n win buy frst-c ass business chance
= - of long standing.
srre I @ barn srse PS~Is Iot rood Cd iossiity
TOR a fsilroad nan: terms easy.
WE have Iarge list % vacant l)ts from $50
w to $50 O.
WHERE is tue builder who wants 10 buy a
w vacant corner in good ocslity. 1zxl.5. s.
room house one lot. only $50 ior whole
$500 for house and lot. S2f0o for vacant lot.
E0R SALE OR EKCHANGE-For Grand Rap
ids propetty. - acres OF first class land. 30
acres cleared. miles from Middleyiile. only
$3.50. bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,


IL is fact well Known To all old
members Of our state Legislature that
the sessions have been unnecessarily
prolonged. IN msny cases, because OF
yexations incident 20 municipal legsla-
ton. These ysxAtlons are especially
noticeable IN matters OF municipal
charters In many cases after a bill
providing for either new charter, or
for amendments 10 an existing charter,
has been introduced. large lobby N
favor OF such legislation will appear be-
fore the committee, 10 which such bill
has been referred. and another equally
strong lobby will appear before the
committee opposing the legislation. In
this manner the oil IS nung up in COM
mittee many weeks, II not months, the
committee not beng able 10 determine
what the people Ot the municipality
really want, or what IS best Tor all con-
cerned. A member OF one such COM
mittee, who had had a previous legisla-
tive experience, recently remarked that
II municipalities were aware of the vex-
atoms incident upon the uncertainty of
what was desirable legislation in these
matters, and the consequent prolonga-
ton Of the sessions OF the Legislature,
they would certainly have their charter
bills arranged, before their Introduc-
ton IN the Legislature.
TIE city OF Grand Rapids should not
be open 70 any such criticism in the
amendments to It's charter, to be asked
for At the coming session of the Legis-
lature, which IS now very near at hand.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
stands Firm.

Buffalo Courier DemJs
Taken all in all and looked at from
a Republican point Of view, the second
annual message of President Harrison
IS a strong aud creditablc document.
True, the long review OF our foreign
relations il humdrum and splritless,
but not more SO than is the usual treat
msnt OF the subject IN Presidential
state papers. Nor - there anything
noteworthy IN the narrative OF depart
msnt dolngs. The discussion OF the
tariff question. the advocacy of steam
ship subsidies, and the defense Of the
FOrcs bll are the most important fea-
tures OF the message, and on these
three subjects the President defines the
position Of MS party clearly, vigorously,
and coursgeOusiy. No doubt a consld-
erable element of the party will he dis
satisfied With hls sxtrems views, bus
these views reject TIE purposes and be
hefs of the dominant forces OF the Re-
publican organization.
Ia spite of the recent outcries OF in
fuental Republican newspapers, Ike
she Chicago Tribune, the Sc Louis
Globe Democrat and TIE 81. Paul PiO-
neer Press, which have demanded the
instant repeal ST radical modification
Of the Mckinney act. the President
stands firmly ~ his guns lie defends
the act against al the assaults made
upon Il, and expresses unwavsTng
faith in its vindicauon BY tins SOD
trial. He synpathlfrs wish ne assgmp-
ton that So the November election the
people showed BY thsiF votes that theT
had an entirely erroneous idea Of the
RAJ nature Of he Mckinley legislsti0a.
Ths conliorurg snd consoiatorY Re-
nutltcan view % the situation = doubt
isss saarad ~ tns great bnlk II ths
party. snd the after WI sccept wth
- sztsfsstion the Presidents assurAaoss
that tne people vi bec0ms rsconciled
% Mek.aleYIsnl-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
AN ECZEMA II YEARS
Cured in 8 Weeks one of the greatest
Cures Ever Performed by tho
Cuticura Remedies.

AT the are OF three months q rash (which
afterwards proved 10 be eczema or salt rhenml
made It's alp araneo on my face. Physician
alter physic a was called. None OF them did
me any good al ali. but made re worse. The
disease continued unabated; Z spreaa 10 my
arms and legs till 1 Was laid up elt rely. aud
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

fefeta eiefe-
The new Governor q Michigan, waa
happens 20 be \ Democrat. a having a
sar,ous fiue ~lth cfics seekers. lie
a. sever fe~n fsf ofHcrs 50 81, srd -
g. date everv Democrats ln n ch tsr
except thoss conEned for ne Foellc
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06


from continually sitting on
tie fioor on = p Low. my
limbs contracted 81 that /
lost ali control OF them. and
was utterly helpless. My
would have 10 lift
me out aud into bed. l
could get around the house
on my hands and feet. but l
could not get my clothes on
at al, aud had 10 wear a sort
of dress NJ gown. Ny hair
had al matted down or
fallen OF. and my head. face
and ears were one scab. The
disease continued in this
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Twelve words viii 49,
uaiI> sa a he TIVE lines
thirteen and not 40 ex-
eeed twenty words three
lines. and tn she larger
advertisements the aver
age Ia seven words 40 a.
line. There il bus ONE
price and thar IA quosed
in the table here with.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
REVENUE LAWS.

There will undoubtedly be large
number OF bills introduced in the COM
ing Legislature concerning our tax
laws, and many radical changes de-
msnded. 1t would be we'll for the
members to bear IN mind that changes
are not necessarily improvements and
that good revenue laws are not Great
ures of a moments thought. A revenue
law that will under al! circumstances
work an exact and even justice to every
person is an impossibility. Those who
have had most to do in the matter of
framing these statues appreciate the
difficulty of the situation. 1t is to be
hoped. but the hope may not have a
realization. that the Legislature will
make haste slowly in this matter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

The Republican members OF Congress
should b. al mesns be in constant at
tsndsncs upon Congressional sttings.
IN no other way can the important bus
iness. which this short session should
pus through, be accomplished. The
Democrats vii sndoavor 70 0hstruct AL
legislation 20 which sRepabiicaa party
stands pledged. Any unnecessary 40
sencs from daily sessions vii Be Oh
served add noted By very interested
pubic, snd absences held responsible
for tie failure of any lsg si4tion which
mlxht have been accomplished bad
they been present. Il ever she Repub-
leans ia Congress hsd a duty % per-
form 20 their constituency, i 4 At Ne
present SINE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
JAMES r. BROOKS,

o--s F.eez l. s. N.sre. - soe . otfs~Asa
$50 - sesa ~ sar-s - srsf ~ - e-rf B
k,uess sr< 80 - eeie fTrksrfs tsr~s 80
ss . e. ss-esEg-s keuess - r-af er ~ SO -
rsanfs 7sTw@sfs 80 F<Fg srer47fT -
40 q ~ rarr - ersHef s5ts1fteEE - fsor
as ns meztk 81 seez - Fes gee1 1sEe-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Hzxav gfpss, q Jeibco, Tenn. has
bad a stirring time Of i, during ne
past two years. He hss been shot seven
times and cut af,een times wita knife.
He hss four bullets and Al unknown
renlher af buckshot conceslet shout
h,s person. Henry must have made
DIVERS ard sundry atfsnapts % voss tie
RepubEcan tickst dowa Laers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

go0es 1as naaos app c&slQ1 I9r ssa&sae-
tazox. u - se.1oa. k1At he nsSr-
ooa p4Ets EeEs ansgaDx - ne Aoafef-
- S<zts. t14x - As Sa4aee Las sst
thsas 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

RerE a. - 92k<ktes
Bassas = - - greatly eoaekeaed ~
tbe FfSs1aent's nsess4gs. o~c2Ns< = IA
alcstes pfeEty clearly th4t osl.ax De
sanlin strktloa tA<fe sl - 90 ;a1 l'ssrs-
al nao.1 nxxtoa ef khe szrl1. Alter
so years of uizl ths eh&ecss ale t1st
% cas N1l want 4 CHANGED
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Faz fha k<8eEt at eNr Pss4ers - ..x4.s A
psfnss4 <ss4n12 extfacss ffsle - ssflss-s
u4tsaN - NTs 9res< Tests Asssse .l 90
ssfts fxEteE. i i !. - = ts1s - knss - = -
sneefxei - a2zsG& tAfee A44EhS
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
H~p. ssr sss 0rs-s Us~.sAss.

CoisUoas bs44lkA
Tue cua4nz b. says = eompaay has
b9su oFg4aszed 10 asks s4p o0t of
corn aud aIksl. Nnlch can D. pas Ga
tns market Tor les th@a one cVat =
Doueo, .nd that one bushsl ot corn
nAkss 40 pounds ol nfsg-el@ss Washing
soap. III tie information = cofrect.
thsrs i n0 reason 10y nithy people
Rlay nol be abs 10 nse al Tie sap taey
need.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
II!I!TlT!TIIlI!TI
|EE##|= ,||= E5I== Il / |: !:
> 50 sc SO eS IS - ga ee
3 - 4k IS Ut st - a he tN
. SS 80 % IS a1l8s 50 90
40 ss as ts % as So i 50 es
rrksoslL

Any pE&soN "a la letter. frsm ~ a.
u lngs a4b ~ Ansen 49, ~ fbx
h q a ksfenA iltFeF Ass .ciallsa n uiy
81 A a. aef . l. c. ara teMFte ~
int resi- - tEs pail a Ais g. llGu Der
81 IamMrrcs bGl dins lnlcaEo. So
MAN fEn-Sstnstlen IS feTemAn 4 fuishlHe
W aspkFtmfnf aFpifare - efhtrs 4 Nerk
sgs tas ialn.lf - support geta sits ryfcrx hces
Aa4ress ". ID. T.. Boa 4 IN oHcfs IS
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

IT is the old, old story of the son
eclipsing the father. Allen W., son of
Allen G. Thurman, has been made
president of a baseball association.
And his father wasn't elected even
President OF the Senate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Aay Subscriber - Tar TELEGRAM
HkhALD she fails o. receive the paper
regularly or ~ho may have reason 10
eoa4plAia % late delivery ~il eoafsr =
special favor By iufqrning this once OF
the taet st onee. ssaa postal card sF call
uP tsisphsas 53i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Ne eas at ny
frlea1s csa re& & ths
s941ett4. gt4axS tat
, AeSt ek4slls - I III
tat ssl feH wr<ka !
LsSs eeea 1ese ze3
lo& tAs aektns af
= - easaE s resta ea
= - fecl be2ltA as
stFe2ksf
Ay Sc D i "a peace
~ 4a1 rcs ~ As :
eAts sal - nG1kfy
81 GeAi TIA H. fae
h4icLrf s4fs a. tFa&e
u kaffs MeFe tkAa a
u,es 60 be.
ese tcFritle aches
&Ee E4tee have lefl
Br zad ] les sci -
ogsE
Erox s4feUksr
every ess. Ess -
tercc A84 kMbition
h4ss Tcfafnet. IL
Sc 1 he.lEh shows
= 2iDiN ln ny Slc-F
E GOA klexton.
All tats l eve 10
Passes fsixrs n,
= aBe. IL aAs aeus
no { lor me thau ]
e0nid expect of EDs
tuman asenry. 1na %
it sse ~ f1s cTeasf
af my resioF isoE 80
sgrsnsth. hraish ana
CNcSFiQlICs 60
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
CUTICIJRA REMEDIES

hers. Sold everywhere. Price, CuTIcURA. the
great Skin Cure, Soc; CuTIcURA Soar. an ex-
Qu.site skin Purifier and Beautther. 25e. CuTi-
CurA RrsoLyENr, the new Blood Purifier. SLIGO.
Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
CORPoRkTIoy. Boston.
e3-Send for "How TO Cure Skin Diseases"
6 pages. 80 Illustrations. and lOO testimonlals.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
THE GRkSD RAPIDS
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES

FrsecA. fta' ss ant SrsnIsh FI7e erferf
snS -orrecf srs - stiee. Prspsr>s = 1tr1r -
fcr - ~s<s 49, Aset srsrsie u E sF<r tfrrrs
so lat haT SD - "A se<ee. fri "a
'-.sa.s Erea. Frf ssrrs sa4 sfNer Fsrts1
ssrs effr e NrNfHsssF 3. 8. "A sA&k4
Dlrscter. - kasa4-sG
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Breeklya Daily Timess
Bsa iiaFFlson doesn't believe IA any
poli.y II hack toNn. He's rgi4t here,
whatever mistakes DC may have made
ia tue past.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

~kexAtAk interests
fn<. Aas ! A2ss sst al
AAa ta As 4esp3a-
4a4xE = - seoa1 t4&s
80 eaR - - - - k4t-
kes2 A Aes azs F4iss
Al So Nka q >e4.
go esss eSs q : kt ;
Eas AiEate = afe&4
saessuss ! sa aea
EFF eEt tbS sesat ef
foet 9estFefs 81
sRpekfe NJ nsSk
seAes tefTlsig vale
tAe paiRssFreaa s. the
nk<k Sa41 aefx sAa
b&<r - - ersin
ies aye Erew
iag oesks ne Urf-
teGs a 4 is~s sbl g
enaUrs isfi<a-. 4ss -
eag. A - a FoUxa
aad Efekly % piskioH
las r. Ei.e~s tbe elezi
sd b alb altiaf ta4i
sa> en q 80 pteesinE.
am efrsla t1at
AGa sOsiag MH
Refa ~. Pays e'aa :
DE- uf seen - ga
clsfand az case
aa l doubt IL I shai
ever & q sol 4 / fear
that ] shali 40 crazy
Ntf t3is leFrl04e ~
ficgion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
2s Canal st. Room Is.

y Cana st, Room II.
WORKING MEN ATTENTIoN-So or 10 acre
w tracts for sale near d. & N. junction. only
SIS an acre. Here Is chance 10 get = good
home.
Ok FOOT FRONT on scrfbner-st. near
~ Bridge. on 81 rents for sl44 year.
CHOICE - acre farm IN Southern Illinois 70
v trade for property here.
NEW 5-roon house and . choice lots. only
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DRUG STORE business and stock in frst.
A. class location for sa e. reason fer selliaa.
ii hesfa of prophet r. price 500 worth
double the amount % i've man.
I HAVE Hrst-ciass hverg stock for sale o.
Il trade
MONEY TO LOAN ats and per cent. on viit
III EDGED security. Percy snyder. > Cansi-st.
IT WILL PAY parties wisolUz "a n ike a.
sestufHts - cal and lock over my list %
fore Yare Assins-
PERCHS SNYDER
g Cauai-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

A han is0ne complexion is one OF tie
Creates eaarms a woman can pusssss.
IOzzOnrs Complexion Powder gives II.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Ii y surprising that people viii use a
common, ordinary ptll when they can
secure valuable Eaglish one for the
same money. Dr. Acker's English pllls
are positive cure for slck-headaehe
snd ali liver troubles. They are small,
sweet, easily taken, and do not grippe.
Every sack OF LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture OF our mill. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY Cry MILLING Co.