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1t Was Good.

Now lUFK WOfIu.
"Ish dot Limberger not good?" asked
dealer of man who looked at it from a
little distance.
"Goodr he replied; why, it is unap-
proachable"
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WIspOM,s VIOLET CREAM.

Is new aud elegant PREPARATION for eradi-
catag and preventing rougnness OF the face aud
hands Csc II freely al nisht just before reiir-
ing aud you viii be delighted with a soft
am Doth skin. Try il
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kessrvsnons on any Steamsaip line in the
Atlantic service 70 Earupe and England can De
secured al Northern Pacific once. A cniloer
city tickes AGENT no second street Boston
block: Z. Torkln. DEPOT ticEeiagens. seattle
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More Of Those UmbP5llag.

We have opened another lot Of
those ladies' umbrellas. You
remember the ones sold at
SI.oo. with nice metal handles.
There is still another line with
nice gold plate handles at
SI.67. And two lines with
fancy metal handles AT 81. 10
and sass. OF course the
prices make these goods act as
leaders.
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The only thing IN town selling fail clothing
Imperial Clothing HVGse.
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Pullman reservations made for all points Esa
via the Northern Pacific railroad. the vestibuIed
SLEEPER and dinlug-car line. A. ChiIberg city
ticket agent 7le second street. Boston block; <
Tonkin, depot ticket agent, Seattle.
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The Next Thing Il a

Nice-htting glove that every
lady desires is perfect-htting
corset. We have pleasure in
calling your attention TO the
largest stock of corsets in the
Northwest, embracing all re-
liable makes, all qualities and
all prices. but none of which
are not of excellent value and
especially desirable in wearing
qualifications.
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Cover the bald spot on your head by usinl
skookum Root Hair Grower
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Gasoline and gas stoves Loyhed d Son, cor.
ner Front and Union.
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To Messrx Wisdom q Co.

The Union Pacific is the only trsnsconcnsnta
line running Tree reclining cnsrcsrs AID run
n.n ,ourlsr ,leetapc cars iron the tscinc coast
70 lne last A. C. Martin, ~ uekss agent ~
second street. boston block & - bsiasia
aren't. CIV cock
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New elosks wraps. cspes and jackets just in.
Chester CleAry.
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Leiihf al q Cawiey, graduates OF me rnn r
phss College of Phs macy. druggists sJS 'FRONT.'
street Telephone SO
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New coaks, wraps eapes and jackets just Ia.
Chester Clrary.
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Remember About Those Blankets,

The sale of which continues
this week. We have been sur
prised at the way the people
are catching up these offerings,
but then considering the re-
markable bargains to be had in
them it would be strange if a
large number of the blankets
were not sold every day. This
is the last week of the blanket
sale.
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For preserving hair skooKum Root Hair
Grower has no equal
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New closks. wraps. espes and jackets Just In
Chester Cl.aYy.
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Fall clothing at anybody's price. Imperial
eoa Front street
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Take the Northern Pacifc railroad, the best
equipped line. Tor all points Fast: A. ChiIberg.
city uckes agent, 7ie second street, Boston
block; Z. TonEin. depot ucker agent seattle
Say, Mister examine the Imperial Clothing
House advertisement.
New cloaks wraps. capes and jackets Just in.
Chester Clesry.
l5e gents silk searfs. Chester Ceary.
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Il Is a Little Early

To think about furs, but It will surely
interest you 10 spend a few moments
in she clolk department looking AZ
the n@w stock Of TALL gods in iurs,
mufs, boas, etc, which we have re-
ceived within the past week. There
are some very handsome things shown
in thes. goods
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

gated d, 303.251.4 -.
Real estate transactions from January /, 1890,
to date. are 81. s07, s7a24 The past week was
. very active one and 264 transfers were re-
corded. aggreeating l,sos. 25l.4s Tae record by
days was a. follows:
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EXAMINATIONS.

Under the heading of general remarks Super.
intenoent Pussy gives the following observa-
tons.
"As will be seen by comparison with my re-
port OF last year, there has bet large increase
of school children during the year, the 1859 re-
port showing 10,s79 and the report of 1890 show
ing l346l. tax of S mills was levied on
the county, which gave to country districts
fully 40 per cent. more for tuition purposes than
last year. The average number of months
taught has Increased from six and one-half
months TO seven and tnree-fourths months, and
the school, houses tuilt have been of a superior
nature. The organization OF 10 new school
districts has placed school ia ili,ies within the
reach of nearly every child in the county, and
the class of work done in the schools is of a
higher order. Inc country districts have lost
somewhat by the organ izaton of school district
No. /, under special law for cities. but the ne W
law covering appointments will, in a meas
ure, assist weak districts. while increased yalua-
ton of property will materially increase the
school fund. Our school lands are u vast herit-
age which, ii judieiously managed, will assure
10 the state fund hich win place the schools
OF the state in the front rank of the nation
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The above remarks of the superintendent sug-
gest the following comparisons with figures
given in the reports of the county superiu.
tendent for lSss and 1889. The increase, as viii
be seen, is remarkable. and indicative of the
wonderful development OF the country:
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Estimated value schooi-houses and
ounds. ..........................S $40 697 90
Estimated value school furniture. 2l,767 90
Am unit of insurance -......-.... 240,790 %
Avera salary paid male teachers. 65 90
Average salary paid female teachers. 60 90
Cost OF each pupil enrolled per month 20
Cost OF each pupil attending, per
mouth $40
Amount school district bonds issued. 1900 90
Amount school district bonds out
standing. .................. 1892 20
Salary OF superintendent. ............. 600 10
Average number months school taught 7A
Average um Der days school taught. I5i
Mum ser d .strlc.s in county ........... 81
Num- 9er districts making report. ...... rs
Number eistricss maintniag three mentas
Numb-r private schools ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID
Number sehool-houses built during the year,
...-........- ii
Number school-aouses in county: log S, frame
Number dis ricts not supplied with houses. IL
Number districts voting special tax during
Number districts voting bonds. 49,. ....... ]
Mum er oistr cts having bonded debt.
NUMBER dis.ricis organized. ...... IS
Number hools v.sIted by superintendent 81
Number defective outn..-.............
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feagta.
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,sc gents ak scars. Chester Cleary.
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70 Spend a Little Time

In examining the new things
that have place in stock in the
way of muslin underwear.
When you see them you'll
agree with US in saying that
nothing handsomer has yet
been shown in the city. Par
ticularly notice the infants and
children's wear. Also observe
those new infants and child
rens cloaks.
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Ind While Speaking Of These

Gloves it is worth while to re-
member that for years they
were sold under the name of
P. Centemeri & Co., and built
up for that name a reputation
that only such a glove as the
Maggioni could create. 1t is
we'll to keep this in mind when
buying a pair of gloves.
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Celebrated R val Worcester

Corsets which have been judged
to be the perfection OF the COR
set-makiisy art. To be had in
all qualities and prices from 75c
to So. There arc twenty-eight
different styles on hand. Also
plenty OF up. d. &C. P" and
&C. B." corsets. In fact, we
have all desirable goods made
in this line. While at this
counter it will amply repay you
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A Kiss Without a

Moustache is like an egg with
out salt is an old Spanish say
ing. Whether this be true or
not only those who have in
dulged in osculatory pleasures
with lips that were adorned by
a moustache or one sans a
moustache can tell.
But Everybody Knows That a
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02
COURT RECORDS.

CIRcUIT-Hon. NJ. c. Burch, Judge
The People VS.. Lewis II. Booron, infor-
nation for fraudulently disposing of
mortgaged property; on trial. The
People VS.. Kennedy Hanna, complaint
for assault and battery; order allowing
return to be signed by justice; cause
continued over term. The People VS..
James Moore, information for rape; on
trial.
PRoBATE-Hon. Cyrus f. Perkins,
judge-Estate of agust Sternbeck,
deceased; will and petition for probate
filed; hearing December /. Estate of
LOIS A. FairbrotheIs. MINOR; letters of
guardianship Issued 70 George W.
Church. Estate of Daniel James Kehoe,
minor; letter OF guardianship issued to
Catherine Collins.
SUPERoR-Hon. E. A. Burlingame,
judge-Almeda VI. Reed vs. John and
Mary Dowd, ejectment; verdict for
plaintiff. Vim. Ulrich, admitted to
citizenship
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02
A PHYSICIANS MISTAKE.
lie Tooh a Dose - Poison and Narrowly
Iseap~d Death.

lie Tooh Dase - Poison and Narro~l,
Eseaped Death.
A prominent physician Of this city,
Dr. : l.. Rozeina, Of Monroe-st., had \
narrow escape from death Monday
from poisoning.
Tie was troubled WITH slight irria-
tatlon Of the throat and he went - hs
Office for the purpose of takiug a tea
spoonful Of fn'd extract 81 llquofloe
lie made mistake though and took .
dose 81 flnld extract II ceisemium.
iIcuO sooner discovered his error thaa
be went - crug store on Noarve-st.
and asked for a. emeuc whlCh vas re-
fused A rnFacian was quiCkIy sum
moved who s8mInisff rra tie desired
eaetlo winch produced ihe nsturai fe-
suite sud relieved the psfienf promptly.
had he uOt rsce'vfd very pfonlpt ~
teuton 4 can not b. tod what fbe fe-
solt would have lceB Tor tbe reason
tBat Ceisefn sin has tutb Qa.fk sciitn
uIon tie nerve Winch GOVERNS fiie
heart. Tie dose taken v'at stlfiefeni 90
cause the ueatn 81 foar nieu. IlH fa-
"a .eoiate measures takeu were ni taat
saved am from death.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02

Alexander saltini, the brilliant son
OF his great father. has yHiuTal into
al unOccuued Held. and Is reFleng
the romantic plays winch we're once ~
dear 10 the stage, ana - n9t,ling with
great success every where As las ap-
peared. lie viii open bref engage
ment ia this city al Powers tomorrow
night, appearing ia ihe "IAre Guards
men.' Al the Saturday matinee he
will present a Chaid of Naples
Saturday night the BIZ viii be "Don
Caesar de Bazan"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02

Nf snd Mrs Cherries Prehsi1s. - 80
Fast Bridge 81. eatertalHe4 very l,ieas-
ant3y efef SUNDAY Prank ~ Hewitt
consin ~ Hrs. Prentss, from ~efaisaa
-rfsnxs. K. s.. Nf. BsTiit VII uf
5eo. 81. Crsfren. ~ ssFstogs. today at
Enscaqo Ard fersfhaf thef vlll make a
tssos III fht Frest Northwest ana S9utn-
y'i.eif sfo4ts vii ioei8ae iyaIufh. Iieiens,
sg.eksre Faifs. Iscous. -tsffit. f'tGt-
so6. ore Nan ranriseo. Ogden. k,eFl-
Ter orasha. 1i IoBfs, Washington. j..
snd NeN YORK Nr Hpwft ex-
t~ess..s iIn.seif - hlgElv pessed yifh
f.e refiN sgff sbovr ir efsn1 ksp.ls
= ss cshls sod coming electro - HsEs.
rs4tsC fe5iie nes. sch9os sua efurt ats,
saa ais0 ce1arnfNas t8e fosFaf n esfrF-
~ ooi acton rss Telegraph Nfes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02

Ia t1< E<lzeE 6 1st k&<xsssk ( EEks14s
Fex tie szkS &ks1 eeass y n4ssh sons-
thng sae0ia D. s4asi zkoat tasl Lake
slee conference. Ne sA2A aot sas
uaeh 81 Ene lsAe 81 cfle.ssn. fxts.er
state Ehe f4css HeNssseF. soas m,s-
representations h&xe gane cat aaa gas
reader Vii l.e wrongly y sEsI'Fe>sea ualess
as ts presented ths tf0th. Tbs hgsG
aotsoe s9 thls meel.pg 1net oas eyt ~
Saturdays fkAEesax .HEALAp, .hieh
gave 4 brlef aeatiOa 81 ghe proved
ings- ln tnat article TIE informant
SAYS Bishop Barn&bys Of 0rsaA Raplds.
h0las the gxsel Nox the hFss MS
representation : his living IA Grand
Rapids. he does not nor ever dld live
n 1rand Rapids. HIS home land he
lives there 81 present., Is sixteen mlies
south ot 6fand Rapids IA the town
IL looks as i the correspondent wanted
- make tise man more popular taan he
Is, by bosrowlng the reputation OF
Grsnd Rapids 10 90 Il with. Ia the
same article the reporter SAID that sey-
enty delegates were IA attendance. We
did not believe this 81 the tune, and when
the sVSDAg IfLKeRAN- HERAtD said,
by the reporter II Laketlew, that t~en-
ty-llye fields were represented, Ne al
once SAW something. For their own
discipline provides that one deieg2te
shall represent each circuit or station
IN the annual conference. Now he re-
ports twenty-five teids of iAbor aud
seventy delegates. Ii this rapid caicu-
lator does not say "hoa these things
can be, the public viii eeTtsiLiy draw
their own conelusionj9f sh.s wonderful
Lskeyiew conference. lie states ia the
next place that "the general confer
enee OF 1889 adopted IA new constiti0n
and confession OF faith" This Is
false IN the extreme. A revision Of the
constitution and confession OF faith
Is what did il and not new one as
stated. And be il known that not IN
general was the revision objectionable,
but only one clause, viz; that relating
10 secret societies and membership IN
connection herewith. The radical
faction of which be seems 10 boast,
cling 10 the "Oust- t-ter-Out-hiln" law.
The liberal factions view is, II the
Lord accepts a man, no church has a
right to exclude him and desired law
TO harmonlZe with that view. Hence
the radicals struck. In the next place
he says, (which faction controls most
of the church property lof tins State,
having the majority OF the member
ship" The reader might safely Judge
tins saying by the former misrepresen-
tation, but promised to give the truth
which is, that it will take every hoof of
them in Michigan and some of
the seventy delegates 10 make
it half, either in membership
or church property. Just one
more reference this time. In the artI-
Gle of Sundays issue, he refers TO the
Salem church and the court. The CIR
cumstances at Salem are there. The
Radical faction has possession of the
church and parsonage and have disre-
garded every petition of the Liberals,
who have repeatedly asked for the use
of the church half of the time, or a
portion of the time. Every reasonable
means has been employed, and as often
has been refused. Hence the Liberal
trustees have enjoined them for such
time as the court may say they shall
have in the use of the church.
Truth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02

ths bta ter &ssss alxxsaaeE satstsl
~f Fepsrs' Sssaa xes.errsN


Esa.a~eas ssrana ~ Eesx@s stassnts
Tie A.llas Company dsen anotheE
mAgashoens anciepee t. EedMonas
Grand lAss Eght ana rewarded tie 81.
tendance slIh aellghlfoi And sphssea
performance of AlisAekrf' : kOno1ul ana
aleiodaoas oEera The bsgesa student
fes operas have the s.so aanslcails
that this oae has The melody 4 ire
qnensly very RAPID. bns Is v,m : IN
sprlng, snd tie influence Of rs sweet
aud pretty harmony takes lnamediase
effect upon tue soul of the listener.
The familiar marches and The beautiful
concerted muse al the end of The aEsl
snd second acts ag0asee applause and
won deserved curtain ealls. The pfsnel-
pals. MIS- klrHln. Baker Ryan and Con-
ley were al IA gOod vote. ashlle n. IL.
kohnie, gave 4 droli. sl1 irresistible
impersonation Of Gem Slienaorf. The
onOrusss were fAultiess aud The march
lng revealed many nes and noTel
movements, al of which we're propeily
spplaudec. The orcheslfat.on Nak
also plessarahle feature. This after
ternoon, '.Bilee Iayios;' tong az.
'sGrand Duchess"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02
CoNGREssIoNALANDC COUNTY
John Patton. Jr., win Preside at the
Meeting at HBftman's Hsn.

The Republican Congressional and
County Committee have selected John
Patton, Jr., to presto at the meeting
10 bc held at HartmaTs Hall on Satur-
day evening next, and 10 be addressed
by Hon. r. O.. Horr. The following
gentlemen have been selected as vice
presidents: Col. Z. Y. Fsx. Hon. A. 4.
Turner. r. b. Wailin, Hen. c. G. swens-
berg, Hon. u. A. Bledgeti. Robert
Dogie, Rodney c. Sessions. Hon. Sv-
brandt Wesselius. Charts d. Neahr.
Hon. L. g. D. Holden, Henry } Hart
man, Hiram LuieD. Hon. NJ. :. Crosbv,
Wan. Durham, Arthur Crrrier. Adrian
Music, Ransom G. Luce, R5bofi Sproul,
Gen. l.. W. Heath, JOIN j. Sonrs,
Moves /. Avery, Vim. A. saw, Arthur
Chilver, Peter Dogger. Arm Van Bfce,
Herman Ncdders, Cornelius Strskor.
Capt. Patrick Walsh. Georee Cogshan.
Paul Mars, u. J. DoornIfk, Michsel
Kelly, A. +. Callagban, Mocs Jandorf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02
STREET RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
.essrs. Hayes and Nsth.r sint sayide
Word


W. J. Hayes and Sanud Math9.
street Railway Company ofh-iais. were
in town yesterday. The gentlemea
were seen by the TFIEeaAs-HrHALp.
but said they had not yet decided what
they would do ~ 70 the recsnl acton Of
Of the council They say that the pole
question is now the Only obstacle 70 q
hustlng policy ia regard 10 cectfcty.
Every thing else "a prepared and they
are ready and ANXIOUS - beg'f- Snr,s.f-
inieudent Bever vili 20 81 Cleveland
tonight. and ia consultation t5sre, the
course the company intend 50 pnrsne
u the premises VII te decided.
While. hUwertr. Measrs. Aat1ef and
Hayes did rot care 80 ssT yiGf thef
Intentions we're. therc ceftafiv vas
MOTH ne 81 "a that uould lead ths IFlf.
eH&N-li EsEru to change "a aunfnneea
opinion that ieCal conlDhcatiDns. com-
msucng with . maBl.sfnus nay be
looked Tor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02


DR.. j. Chas. Harrison, in rs lecture
10 men only al Powers Grand Opera
House next sunday evening, wifi tell
about his introduction 10 the boomer
ang throNers of Australia, aud the
funny and interesting experience be
had IN the wilds of that country. The
doctor secured quite nice collection Of
spears, boomerangs and oinsmenls
worn by the men and wonlea OF that
country, aud Will exhibit then on the
stage during the course Of hls lecture.
Among the many cuuos he secured ia
Australia and New Zealand te prizes
most particularly the sacred obiziz or
medicine wand winch the natives claim
will drive away the hahsrdz or tp!rit OF
disease. One of the chiefs OF the
Munc-hazah-ra tribe presented TINS
wand to Or. Harrison, telling him that
il would secure him safety and atten-
tion from all the other oranges in that
found the old chiefs words TO be true,
on more than one occasion.
A distinguished thester party at
tended the performance OF The
Beggar Student" by the Wilbur Opera
Company last night. Ii was composed
of Judge VIM. ii. Barnum, OF Chltagoi
Col. j. Frank Aidrich and Charles ID.
Hauk. also of Chicago and officials OF
the Fuel Gas and Light Company OF
that city; +. s. Baker, OF Chicago;
Judge Brown, of Big Rapids. and
James A. Painting, a former Gmnd
Rapids boy. but now one OF the pasalng
citizens OF Seattle, Washington.
The rain, while IL somewhat decreased
the attendance at Smiths Opera House
last night, 10y no means prevented a
large audience from assembling. This
is due TO the remarkably pleasing bill
presented, and the good work done by
the company of specialists. same bill
every evening this week, and matinees
Frlday and SATURDAY..
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02
Death Report Yesterdau.

Maatii Krooman, 80 year,, 466 North
Ionia-st., heart disease. John Hughes,
26 years, st. Marks Hospital, railroad
accident. Mernle Dairy, 3 years, 544
Scrlbner-st., diphtheria. Tryntie Bosch,
367 Muskegon-st., tabes mesenterlca.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02
Are You Always Sleepy

Do you get up nights?
Can you control your
urin?
Is there pain i'm your back:
Or nervous prOstratiOn?
Ever had rheumatism?
Is stomach weak?
Do you feel worn out?
Is there a sense of gone
ness?
Pains in back of head?
AreyOu dreadfulnervOus?
Not enough OF too much
urine?
Does it hurt to urinate?
Does it smart or burn?
Is there weight or pres
sure in lower part of abdO-
men?
Does your urine settle?
Brickdust or cloudy de-
posits?
How long this way
Married Or single?
About what age?
Then write to or call ON
DIR. s. Clay Todd, 43 Mon
rOe-st., room 4, Immen blk,
Grand Rapids, Mich. He is
the famous Specialist Ply
sician who is curing all
these dreadful complaints.
There is hardly a town or
city or neighbOrhOOd in the
United States, but can boast
Of some former sufferer who
has been restored to per-
feet health and manhood or
wOmanhoOd by DIR. S. Clay
Todd i'm the last 25 years.
He sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02
y P s. G E
we~s. spa rl.st osioers Ter he rsas sfr
~assfhs

ws@t. sns rl.st osicers Ter he rsst sfr
Months
TIE Y. 2. 8. &. r. g tne ArnasH. 3.
church elected the following 0Hcers
last ersnng - bod ofscs 81 ruenths
Presdent. W J carlyle. rice- pres ient,
A. AiIes. secretary Vols N0Fse. trsss-
urer. -. koFs Chairman ~ cof.rSs E.
tses- Lockout borataltfts u. A. Fzeoa.
sE.ee si coBlr8ittse. Nrs. Csh5i. uzYer.
aseefrE coFnn ttet. 4. A MaoHaE.
Thev haTe nsw es roefbiers - fbf
roi5 IL n g8od stszld ~. sns bit fsrs
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02

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