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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14

Those wanting buttermilk this
season must have tickets, which
they can purchase Of me. Those
gong to creamery without tickets
will be refused. N. d. Tower.
5-l4.2
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14
Dakota FIGURING Mills!
NEW DEAL
NEW FIRM

These Mills having been thorough
ly repaired during the recent shut
down." now start up with improved
facilities with a new firm and a new
and skilled miller. W. are prepar-
ed to do merchant and exchange
work and guarantee results. We
desire to purchase corn and oats
and will pay the highest market
price, and we intend to make a good
market for these products, our facili-
ties for handling corn making it an
object to sell to Us. We want inn
mediately, a large quantity of corn
and oats. Call and c us and bring
your grists for -four.
SHEAFE d BoYNToN.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14
rIEsriNT. Miss HATTIE SMITH, reacn,

FlEsTlNT. Miss HATTIE SMITH, Teacher,
Enrolment %. ndapce q, IT. Il
ntSses -.
Pupils averaging IS and higher:
Lou Comfy e6, Warren Rome 90. Edith Cover
dale 81, Nettie.liarrio,t 26, Charley Hoffman ~,
Arthur Strobel 81. Maggie Norton rs, Bonnie
Brlih;lciler as. Cora Main gs. Nettie llavcr s.,
Nellie Ieck 81, Eta ileiaeld es.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14

Freeman Bros. have the largest
stock Of shoes Of all kinds in the
county. Don't forget it. Att
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14
worth Hundreds Of Dollars

The largest stock in town to
select from at 8. g. Us.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14

-Ringsrud has paced some fine
new awnings in front of his double
store.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14

hosnton war y , orr trad,.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

main point evidently being to entirely
obscure what littlc physical charms
nature has been good enough 10 endOw
him with. Perhaps IN a higher degree
than any other noble red nan he pos
scsses the universal prejudice against
any thing ike industry. His soul, in
other words. IS above work.
This Il perhaps due 20 the fact that
when nc was lord Of all ne surveyed he
earned a living quite easily. or deer
and bear meat he could secure any
quantity. and tho fact that fishing was
COED was proved by salmon exports,
which tho Russian n-Amcsican company
soon ran Up to colossal figures. not less
than $50, OgO salmon being scnt TO the
Sandwich Islands annually. They
were in advance OF tho American day
and generation 70 the extent that they
cronatcI their dead. their tombs con-
tanning only the ashes oi their dear de-
parted. The tomb was box on which
savage and grotesque-looking faces
wcra daubcd with the idea. IL would
seen. % perpctuatinE the ugliness Of
tho deceased. II the gentleman who
had been unfortunately or otherwise
transferred % the happy hunting
grounds happened - be a warrior Of
achievement. then The faces OF his vic
tins were portrayed on tho box. which
was also adorned With long tresses Of
the human hair which BE had tenderlY
torn from tho scslos of his conquered
foes. When al Alaska Indian asks
y0u for "Petnachit Copla. which. lit
orally interpreted. means ''ffteen
drops.- you may know that he is beg
ging. rot for fifteen drops. but for half
a sumhlcri8l of chain lightning. Less
than hall a tumblerful would not reach
she d -nity % = 'nip
Times have changed here since what
arc now alluded 20 as The good Old Rus
sian DAYS. when they had only one han
dred AMI eighty church holidays out ot
avery three hundred and sixsT-fve
DAYS We have finally simmersd down
20 ths regulation Fourth u Jgly and
washinzton's Birthday festivities vfth
Christmas and New Years terown ia
a. consolation for the departed ecolesi-
assicai revelries The remnant of The
orthodox Greek church sell remaining
he-e cherish a tradition 70 the eject
that when tie sta-s ard stripes were
ready for their frst hosting II Alaszs
The Russian Gag displayed grest re-
luctsnce % couae doFn snd ciurg tens-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18
sLAYERs Or THE SEAL
How Tie E-alas Bonbsasl Is Rs-
gzEded 20 Alaska
FiEhtinz for Pr ia tas crsat Bebriax
&<a- lsasrlzsn VA a4ss - faaleas.
EzsE Oaa aiz ssasa E41ex-
sst4sE i1iora4sElsl-

The taaoGer fsQ4 me state Depsrs-
nent &C WasAington fllls with =
peculiar charm lren sirkaa ears. lg
comes 1ust a. tre righs tine ~
aliay . litzls sreizl ilGan nation.
LOng ago Aiaaka-s .earnea . lock
apon the f0reiga Zee correagcndeacs
as a mere polite iatereh4age 0f diplo-
Ias1c ciFili.is fnastas tFans us iss On
- Al or-cial letter from enc capt szl 10
tbs other really neanE any thing ne
ore here believed kor score Of years
IL has bssn taken for granted IA Alaska
nat while maraudeFs might violate
svery fsAsry law upon tie UniOsd
States statute beck no state Depart
mons olAser would dream 0f insisting 2
spon aay thing OF u saying a word
calculated - offend refined Engltsh
rars- As always happens IN such cases,
our nshermen have hat 70 defend their
0sa rights. Is nuss be confessed that
Blainss sbardy attsrARces have taken
IA agree@blT ~ surprise. We had long
since ceased TO expect any thing bat the
mcss harmless Aad courteous Oelcial
oommonplsess- These utserances hap
pea 70 20 most 0pp0Fsnne. Alasks ash
srznen are In an especially ugly frame
of mind Iass nov, not because they ind
their Geld Invaded for they ars aceus-
TONED - that, bat because Of . passage
a. arms which caused much Indignation
here, and few nleager details Of which
have iuss leaked out The story had.
perhaps, better be told IA the language
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18
KILLING raz FUR SEALS.

out ben bzrdmenL When Russia snd
England came 70 blows In the Crinea
ws escaped sh0s and she'll BY sort Of
t@eis agreement between the tao ma
ti0ns. ana the conviction Is general
hsre that however much bluster may
precede the anal settlement 10 viii,
wren IL comes, Do snieable, permanent
and conclusive. Since the Behriag sea
disputes began 20 worry foreign sscre-
tariss on both sides OF the Atlantic
haadreds Of other International prob
lens have had their birth and burial IL
really began 20 ieok as though this one
would 90 sort Of diplomatic Wander
ing Jew. always searching for . grave,
and yet always turning up with undi-
miAished vitality, and now al last
Alaska coRgratuiatss Itself that these
fruitful sources OF bitterness and irrita-
tion are % Do inferred, quietly IL is
hoped, bat in any event inferred.
Achange began 10 come over the spirit
OF Sitks's dreams the moment the
American flag began 70 foa, over IL
Secretary seward bought Alaska In 1857
and from that time the record has been
one of push. energy, activity and
achievement The stimulus OF tho
transfer was felt Immediately. In
creased values were perceptible every
where I need say nothing about the
rank Alaska has since taken as a COM
mercial factor.
Now that the eyes Of the people Of the
United States are turned in northerly
direction with the idea of discovering
what sort OF = place may possibly en-
broil thern with the Britishers, il Is safe
70 say they will know q good deal about
Alaska before the diplomatic atmos-
phere is eventually cleared up They
will find much TO interest them beside
the material resources of Secretary Sew
ards purchase. The races which are
indigenous to the soil are by no means
prepossessing. They share most Of the
true Indian characteristics. Cleanli-
ness is an obsolete word with them, if it
ever had any existence in their vernac-
ular, and blanket suficcs for their
summer wardrobes. They blacken their
faces, with the beautiful conception
that this enhances their personal at
fractions, and then, lest thischeerful tout
e-,ssnn5le should not be considered COM
pfete. they daub themselves with red
and blue stripes and patches. An Alas
ka Indian on full dress parade is there
fore an edifying spec eacle. He is in his
Judgment most artistic when he has
succeeded in making himself most gro
tesque and ferociOus in appearance. the
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18
Know. How to Saw Thank You.

Senator ingalls, is very polite gen.
tleman and very appreciative Of his
friends. An article containing com
plimentary illusions to himself was re-
Gently published by well-known cor
respondent, and upon seeing it Senator
Ingalls, sat down and wrote an auto
graph letter OF acknowledgements, Of
which the following is a copy: II am
not insensible TO the honor you have
done me by your classification among
Senators, like other men, are great or
small, prominent or obscure, very much
as the press makes them. Accept my
sincere thanks for your kindness"
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

of the man 20 whom l Am indeb boed for
ny information
Well all there was about IL was that
they had three more men than we had,
and We naturally got the worst Of IL.
When did it happen? Oh, not very long
ago. You see. it was this way: They
weren't within City miles Of where
they ought to De, and our Cap'n told EN-
so. TIE Kanuck skipper had lots o.
heart, I must say, but be got good
lic<in' for IL He challenged our Cap
10 a iair stAnd-up fgAt, and they went
a. IL You SEQ, our Cap'n amt no slouch
with bis fists, and is was az pretty
set-to as you ever saw. When they saw
thc.r nan getting used Up they went
at ua Ir didn't last very long. They
vas too strong FOR Us, and thcy drove Us
or bgs it p I'll lony enough FOR two
OF oGr hands ana for couple Of theirs.
lean tell you"
This rntho- simple statement OF what
happened does not apparently describe
an affair suf'icloatly serious to justify
any great amount OF Sit&an inAsmma-
ton. but as matter OF fact it was an
encounter worthy OF portrayal IN stro ~
cOlors. Two of tho Alaskans looked 81
IL brtshcr hsl been operating upon
them They sarvivs Only because they
cl1ng 20 life with extraordinary ten
acisy. Tao chances are th1t the Cana
dian las ono CT swo empty berths a. his
disposal This IS only enc variety OF
what is continually happening. Moth
Ing but really threatening friction be-
tween the two governments directly
concerned in the controversy Viii ring
down the curtain on tae everlasting
wrangis.
70 de-roo which can scarcely he
CON pretended east OF California We
are stirrsd up ~ she possibilities % tho
situation. For many years before The
famous ukase Of Alexander of Russia
was issued the Cehring SCI bugbear
st1lkcd through sar corridors of wash
lnvton and stirred up British bile. Up
to this time the people q the United
States have had .hs vaeuost idea 0f II
They have. IN : sort Of . general way ,un-
derstcod 10 90 be a matter over which tho
British lion roare1 occasionally, while
the Russian bear growled sulkily and
the American eagle screamed with its
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

customary harShaoss With the details
involved they have = superficial ac-
Quaintance The popular conclusion
was that the whole affair would
ultimately drop into An suicsble settle
r1ent. and that In ne meantime. IL was
scarcely worthy - close scrutiny -
sr7 one not connected With the state
departments cf The nations engaged in
the discussion Blaine's determined
stand and ne Engiish Premisr's shad-
ov7 claims have changed al this Now
thsta fains posi- hilfty - wSr looms ID.
it wil bring win is a thorough under
standing 90 the issues st stazA T. "a
hardly necessary - ss7 thss she pubii-
casIon 90 the co-rsspondsnce creaeed \
r-cfound sensation here. We are nes
worked NJ ~ snch fevcr heat that -
believe thers IS danger of serious COR
p'ications bus ve 10 appreciate toe facs
that taa beeinninz - the end has coris.
snd thae the mnsty Thost ~ she Behrin-
sea contention Ia % se lad a. rest az
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

NOTICE To CRFDITOhS.
y state OF Mlchigan. county of Kent-ss.
Notice = hereby siYen. that "a an order 81 the
Probate Court. ior tne c0lufy Of Kent. made on
the 3l,t day of July. .. j.. l5.J. "a months
from that date were allowed f0E .Fedifors 30
present their claims zgainst t4e es tir OF
ELIAS Bs.AkM.
late of said county, deceased and that al
creditors ef said deceased are required a. prt
sent their eiaims . said Probate court. Sc the
PROBATE ONCE ia the clry oi Grand Rapids. faF
examination and allowance on or before the
5ist day OF January next. and thai such
claims VIII De heard before said court un
saturday. the tlst day Of January next. az
j. O'Clock IN the forenoon of each Of that day.
Dated July 81. A. -. 1897
CYRUS r. PERKINS.
mon aug = Judge OF Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

iesz Ta0ss Ehs thiEk. aaEeFeF ts'
ire Elgl-sa .lon Elll sghE .ssife-f so
e-s tzs aal 50 1slEs. take . sol-7 I~-
er 0isf1e VleE Il re ezse.
There pieHtF - mzssrlsl ~ = -if~'f
tca- Ail Sltka Is re 55seiaE a. rae asN .'1-
- ard eerFe ssth wa-ca ca size y '-e
asair las bee. hzaalel Waatsver ae
tse oaseezze. Eaers IS re eon1t sl-s ~
ths near faE1rs ear rshsr.es 49, -
safe from the iutruasss $40 A~sS
threa5ened tbe sxserLniratten q tts
sea- Iais dsF0atis tote ~isoeo con
a1nnztioE I'll bs brougnt @boes vita
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

e-oos. = sa1 patrlot eally - the sfa1
A. irrsvereDt zH1 4acoa Fsrte1 Antetl-
esn elm 80 ~ 1n2 pers 143e3 is = GO
sesnd Setgeg hing has been sal4 4bont
the narive artistic sendeacy ~ dis
p-zYe1 Ia hlack background @n4 81
snd biae ssEi pas ana patches II Is pes
far - AID tia. EhelF er9rss Do BOZ rep
res snt The llmlt @ development p
Instance. tAis - c0p.s@ from "a ln1l.a
stone carEing
hope 70 have the privilege lit
a. later o. q keepins yea informed -
tie eHsnts ncW actually trznspsEing
here and Of giylag yoa clear ide@s q
tie movements among tie violatOrs and
enf9rcers of Uni.ed States laws which
provoke the agitation. For TIE benert
OF those 70 whom this IS virtuzlly an
unknown land. II may not be car Of
place 10 say that the sea watch ngures
In the pending diplomatic disturbances
Is uamed after Nitas Behring lie "as
Dane, who entered the service of kus-
sia because he ardently admired Peter
the G-eat
Peter vas organizing an expedition
20 Kamtscatka when death vacated the
throne. bat tho Impress Catherine
took up the enterprise, and Behring
started from St Petersburg Ia lI2a
IL was years later however, when he
undertook his mest adventurous and
momentous trip he discovered many
OF the islands near bhe American coast
and died Of scurvy, living just long
enough 20 De taken ashore IN hand
barrow. Muller gives this account OF
his demise:
He may have been said 10 have been
half buried alive, for the sand rolling
continually down from the side OF the
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18
A Good job, but No Vacancy.

The easiest situation 10 be had under
the National Government, although not
the best-paying, is the position of po-
liceman at the Capitol building. Those
who are appointed to these positions
must wear handsome blue uniforms with
brass buttons, keep their boots BACKED,
and their faces clean, carry walking
sticks and draw their salaries regularly.
They get eighty dollars month. Un-
fortunately all the places are filed and
there are about thousand applications
on file now for appointment. Hence the
reader has no show.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

Your distressing coegh can be cured
We know Il because Keup's Bslsam
within the past few years has cured So
many coughs ard colds n this co1-
naunitv. rs remarkable SAFE hss been
Won entlresv bv II genuine merit Ask
son1e frena who has useS & what be
tanks of Eauln's Pa san. There - n
med lclue 50 pslrs. ussue effecsl7-e- Large
bottles, So aud s., st al drugg1sts
sample bcttlss Tree.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18
CouIdn.t Iic Overlool,ed.

John-Patience has ceased TO be a
virtue with me now; | refer TO my
neighbor Crusty's conduct.
Jack-He isn't very neighborly sort
OF person, Is heP
John-Ilis conduct has become intol-
cradle. lie built n ten-foot fenco be-
tween his house and mine. was will
ing to overlook that; but now he has in
creased the height OF the fence 10 fif-
teen feet, and that l can't overlook
HarOer's Bazar
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18
AnTIcg 10 cRFnITnRs.

kOTICE TO CREDITORS
~ sfafc o. Michigan County 81 keai-ss
Notice IS hereby given. Iaat by a. order q
the Probate Court Tor The county oi Kent.
made on the 14th day 81 jay. a. II. its1 slA
months from tHaf dsfe were ALLOW I'd fur
creditors 30 present ile.r Claims against thc
estate Of
SALoNA RIETHNEIER.
late 0f ssic county. deceased. and that eli
cretitors 0f said urceascd are required 10
present Their Chains Il sgfa frohaIg count. al
the Probate Office. Ia the tlfy 0f - ano Rapids.
for examination and allowance. on oI before
the 18th day 81 January nc1l. ana that saeh
ciaims viii be hcarl before said c0urf. ol
Friday. the J9th day 81 January next. az
ten o'clock ga the forenoon II each ~ thai
day
dated july 50. A. D. lsso
CYRUS =. PERKINS,
mon aug = Judge 81 Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

pk0hATE 0RDER-Sisfe of MiclalEsn CoaH
- - keaf. ss. Atsa aass-VA 81 TIE freAst e
NVari tar s0la oouuiX ~ heHf, heia ~ tut 5fe
tStt efce, 10 tue city ~ Grand f.sF-es. GA tar
ist aay 81 AUsgsf ln fhe year ane thousand
cit hHacft4 HaJ nilefy.
ffeSeUl lsrus n frTkinS judge of froDSte.
ia tlc matter ~ lhe esfAse 81
tA4AAklAE PHILLIPS. deceased
thaf-es i. eigh. -0eIcien - tAS Hlnof
flllgItn 81 said deceased hatln@ Hitd ln fhis
ceur petition praying thai ihr aa ninistfa
toAi DC bQuis nons cI said estate may bf
Ersufea % aim
II Is ordered that Friday. the .3fh Gay ~
8Os l,f. tssk. 81 II O'clock ln tte forenoon. af
"a ! Probate once be appointed fer hearing
said pri tlol.
Ana it j. further ordered. that copy ot his
order be published three successive ~ crEs pre-
alous Tossld day ol heaFaaE ln the IREaAaa-
hBRALn. daily newspaper printed Anc circu-
lSlng ia said county 0f keDi
CYRUS II PERKINS.
"a true copy Judge Al Probate.
ADoIfH Il. Mason. Register. men le
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18
LHGAL AlIERTISING.

pEeBaEE oRnEk- state - kIsetlesu. tas.a
tolE taf So. ea4ate t4 aeaf he-l ht tat
ftees-kz 90 <. 81 lEe >sty - erta~ J. fseA .t-i
Gas H tGy t4c 3es- sac
tns'-s@A1 etst tE-U8eee 4D1 tltarss
fFese4t kNfts h. kega ns. dsaEe 81 freesif.
Is ils asst III - tae estate 81
8NAiE A 01N at1f. eecesstN.
tAsf rslf.frlt iH Nf laE FA tiN.tti.s - p
tae i4S5 etlf4na testament 81 ssfs ,tactaSea
Aef az arsa NlrI i tiiis NalIa tel f.fet.sitf
II Is or1eFes tAal ~ eaGrsaa3 the A.fA as
81 august sss 81 a. N.ec1 il ttt -esSapSn,
- sslS Probate o.tce. bc afAallise4 ar
ttvA1t4 Sues. tAstrH 2stNt.
Aa1 it e fartlscf efaeiea, fasi cspy et sals
et1sf . n1atlslEe f4ftt SUCCESSIVE etts iiir
ssNts ia 4 aaE 81 heNrlaE - ftf lttff htA-
hkAstil. q daily neNssaaari printed @Ae e-ie4
4Atl1E - - .d cfHHfN - kent
AtkJs r. PERKINS. JuaGe ~ frohAte.
"A true capys
AlolrH s. NAsoS, Register. meA sas u
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

Where have you been, John
ny?
Johnnv-Down By IN ole u.ill watch
In man paint picture.
Mother-Didn't you bother hiu7
Johnny He seemed 70 be real
interested in ne.
Mother-Whst did Re ssy7
Johnny-He asked me IL didn't think
= vas most dinner time. and you'd miss
me.-The Jury.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18
At Dead Horss Creek.

Missionary producing some paPers)
My young friend, l am a missionary.
and / would like TO give you these
tracts.
Cowboy-Say, mister, did yer make
them ere tracks?
Missionary-So, young friend, but |
distribute them.
Cowboy producing revolver)-Well. II
yer didn't make them ere. Yer'd better
make tracks now.-West Shore.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18
Another Branch OF the Profession.

Stranger-Ah! II mistake not, this
is Mr. Thinkard, the editorial writer of
the Morning Moul6er.
Mr.. Thinkard-Yes, that is my name.
Strsnger-Woll, I'm glad to meet a
fellow journalist.
Mr.. Thinkard-I fail to recognize you,
sir.
Stranger-Indeedl Why, I'm the fell
low that writes patent medicine testi-
monials for the Great Western Medical
COmpanv-IiCht
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18
HEALTH IS WEALTH

II r r. WIS., Nfrrr tFr ERsfs 7tvf1
RFTr. CuarsnIes0 o specific fof hvsfe Hirys-
uass forrri isIous Effs Nervous hrarr g ..
Headachr. Nervous Prostrsf.0n caused - the
rs 81 c8hsi OF frasrro H - f4'rfess y #eBfsl
Herressian -qffeuI8g nf she brain reVn irE
in sNeerif Isl eul ieafIng o. ufeerr. ae1EF ana
death Premature ffid Age EaFTrErefs. if1se
- Fnrrr fr fif heT SCI. nFotu srT LOSSES a
~ref rafnrrhopa caUsfa ff nr exert ~ - ne
t-af- 30 -sfEse ~ over r. fuig-rre Fnrt ffE
-arfal o. one m -nfh 'e treatment 2 ~ BOX
~ slg hsres f1r g - serf ~ mai prepaid or
rece - ~ urre.
VIZ GUARANTEE sIx BoXEs
IL cure auT ease. Hfh rarh or1aT received
F~ re Err sir boxes aerurr painted fr We
vi sen1 sac TIrcrasfr rre a.r.ften r sra 1tee
~ rrfar.f ffr r.oreT u fhe t~fefffnff = oe- nj
EJECT . rare nBa~rnfte o lsF1ef or - s. tits
nfff Morton se rhsrrIrfr sr.e
sgsn+s 81 #nnroe-st.. ifrsud feres Wien
oEsn % ghf,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18
y5sssl';ss {
s->1'sss.s -. = .yS~-,
ca,a, ,.sa,~-y,... sss.SE ~


not suffer IL 20 be removed. so that,
after his decease, they were Obliged 70
scrape hin out of the ground in order
to inter him in a proper manner"
Those who survived underwent many
hardshlps. Their vessel was lost, and
they subsisted on whales that in the
storm had been driven ashore. Few Of
them lived 10 see Russia again.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18
TREAsuRFR.s NOTICE.


tits reaSnreFs Nincf.
Grand Rapids. Men. Aux Isl ".
Notice is d -reby given that the aS i-ncnt
roll Tor grading. graveigs aud pAa n ih f.
CUTTERS OF King Court. ln tGe city OF 6rgaa
Rap ds D. now n MY hands. ind That / VII
rec eivr paymeot thereon f0r the period of
twenty days from this date. az the Office 0i the
City treasurer. tity Hal
GEORGE +. PERRY
sept city Jerk
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
city Tressurer's once.

City Treasurer's once.
Grand Rapids Mich.. august %. $50.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
OF broadway street. running south 90 81 o.
alley hrst south of F0urtb street. ln the - 81
Gr1nd Rapids. IS uOw in nay hands. and that i
viii receive payment thereon for Ihe peri ID ~
twenty davs from this date. al the Office ol The
City treasurer. City Han.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
aug 26 Cif- Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

HsYse-d any bird seed,
Merchant-Tes. sir. How n uch7
HsTseed-Oh. 7 reckon - iozen u be
s-uus. TIE ole 'ozosu tack - fol TO
tion o rsise - few birds, an 7 thought
ii git settiz fsr or. SOS % keep
peace il ne fsz1 1y.-West shore.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

Henry Schcenhsis. forersu Henry
Krug PaeSirE Co.. 81. Joseph. Nc,
rss.s DR.. Thomas Electro 0il wth hs
men FOR sprsirs. c1ts. hru ises. chapped
hsnds. stc. Be = the best.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

The secret art of hesutv fes rot in
cosmetics. but or'y In pure blood
ard a hes 'thv performance of the y "a
functions, to Re obtained By usng Bur
dock Elood Fitters
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

Yes, Il would ruin me, financially, II
the whisky business should be wiped
out
Are you engaged IN the business,
sirp~
No. 10. Ina Temperance orator. =
Tne Turv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18
Cheap Lands ard Homes in Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Alabama,
Nissi,eipoi and Louisiana,

on the lire Of The QUEEN a CRESCENT
ROI J 3 can be found splendid bottom. u9. and.
timber and stock lands Also the dnsst fruit
and mineral lands on the continent. Tor ssi@
or favorable terms.
FARMER~ with All thy getting get a home
in tbt -n4ry South. where h,i7 Laras ANA fre
clad n aims are unknown. OHlY Tine from i.B
cirnaf. 90 Somerset. Hartman. tar1lf. Chat
fznocga. Tenn. New England city. Port Payne
and Alfalfa, Alas Affinisn. -niss-, . Afess a.
90 choice locations. Tor facforses flui ding
sites. mineral timber. grazing aH3 szrie BIZ
fnrai an is can obtain rfi able inflruafioa
win county maps h9 addressing u. q. kB-
WARDS. General Passenger ana Ticket Agent
Queen & Crescent Route. Cincinnati. OHIO
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-18

We do business on cash bass. and
can afford 10 sell good article o. a
small profit