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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-23
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.


CARSON CITY. New, August 4th.
At meeting of the Republican
Ceatral Committee Of Ofm>by Co. ).
IN tie above date, it was ordered
that
A REPUBLICAN, PRIMARY
ELECTION
BE HELD ON
SATURDAY, AUGUST is, 1890.
For the purpose or electing eleven
delegates TO the State Convention
10 he held in Wig mia City on Sept.
4th, 1890.
ORDERED that The State Dele
gates be appointed AS follows:
Ca,son s.
Empire 5.
The aelt gate receiving the high
IS nninbe, o. votes cast shall be
declared drly elected.
TIE following test will be re-
qui, ed. Il am citizen of this
State and will support the nomi-
nees 81 the Republican Party"
Polls in Cirson City. Curry En-
glne House, open at s O'Clock a. m.
and close at q y m.
Judges-C. A. Witherell, E. S.
Daugherty and L. H. Bell.
Pol in Empire Old Postoffice
buildings Open at IL o'clock A.
NJ aud closed at 5 o'clock p. M.
Jndges-James Morris. Charles
W"odside and Eugene May.
Res, lved that these proceedings
lie published in the MORNING AP-
PEAL and the Nerddd Tribune.
5 J. LEE,
Chairman OrmShv C. am Repub-
lican Central Committee.
t. r. HoFER, Sectetary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-23

The charges Of corruption made
against Judge Wallace OF the Cali
fornia Supreme bench was believed
by the Democratic Convention, for
1t declined to nominate him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-23

A general rodeo OF the cattle OF
the Humboldt Valley begins the
1st of next month. Not until af-
ter this thorough roundup, will
the stock men be able to form any
accurate idea OF last winters
losses.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-23

The people of Nevada county
are urging Mr.. Mason of the
Tluckee Republican to represent
them in the Assembly. No man
in Nevada county knows the needs
o. his section be,t ter than Mason
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-23

John p. Irish brother Of Gen.
Irish Of Reno, has been nominated
for Congress by the Democrats of
California. He is ranked as the
best stump speaker in California.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

The world must WAlt unii lo O'Clock
thus morning before knowing AoN
mau cAn b. guilty ~ deadly atsauit %
pointing r cutting irou at another Alan
George Eastman Is iae accused.
james T.. Howard was amacned oI
the charge ot talure .o support hls
family. The examination Was ad-
joulned 10 the 1913.
The only drunk in court yesterday
was Michael Murray, and Ae went a.
jail Tor twelve days.
Young Leo Modleski VII be arra cnea
today charged with stealing l6 csnts
worth of sawed lumber from John
WldalcOmb.
Walter Ransom, accused Of sufplug q
rug from Nufzbargs store, wll hear
the complaint read thls morning
The cases on call this morning are as
follows; James Hollis, convicted on
the 9th Of drunkenness, 10 be sentenced
and gwen a chance 10 psy TINS morn
ing; Antnon Fleclnskl. assault and bat,
terry; Thomas Condley, 70 pay up IA
old score tor drunkenness, David 81.
Haight, failure 10 support Kite Rice,
larceny; George Eastman. aeadly a.
ssult. This afternoon occurs thc eK-
animation q Sebastian klGuber, selling
| liquor 10 minors.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
wEsTFALL's COURT.
Large Criminal Caisndsr Disposed Of
NestsrdHy.


George Csrmody, OF Caledonia, was
before Justice westfall yesterday,
charged with selling whiskey on elec-
ton day. lie pleaded not guilty. de-
manded an examination, and VIII b,
accommodated tie cath INST Hs bai
is fixed at $500.
Lyman Prichard, Of Pars, wss
another, and ths conpls nt says is
kept saloon on Sunday. HIS eGamina
ton occurs the I'D, and hls hal h 500
Still another Is Mrs. Adran. wha
kept the Alpine road saloon open on
sunday. Her examination vii take
place the l7th.
Mrs. Mimic Grounewaidt was tried
by jury and found guilty Of az 81
saUit and battery upon Mrs. Solms. =
Paris township. The convicted woman
felt most keen y tAe situation. claiming
that she ls t1c victim o. s most cruel
neighborhood persecution. The court
RENTED the fine and asked her o. pay
costs of SIS. She feared Yesterday
she would have 10 so 90 jail for 20 days
days, because she could not magle
where she cosld get The money 20 pay.
The court lei heT have = h0urt to get
the money.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

lt ca neL - 80 eItsa i1o pressed on
every u1e tn4s tae Eagcb ere41ea eoa-
suU pE.on . Aeh : elly .Q1< sefc1a< !,
= earsbls. Z sttea4s8 T. a. oaces ana
taat he prfafATy - ynptoias, - ottra
ass1xken 4re sEas ot lse@sea i4nSs.
are CAY Symptoms ~ a. u2oe4ltay
axer To tIs ogso sac SYSTEM ss ln-
asef7d ~ pare t.oe8. Soa - pare
o.e-a sse gnzs are INDEBTED 10 go
t.au o. pare 2T foE neAl.s aelon- II
tse IeEMer ts . lutsa, "e have tae
cas- * eoush, tne bsctc nushs niSht-
sseals aod 8 Hhals llaln ~ symptoms
ealr-Hg colsumps pssoD. h9u-c tle
EFef t. nfaHls asa - ~ toe use ot hr,
F.erCe's Golden Aed.tai Discovery tzke
seAltay fxelc -, ATe ln tse open AR,
aG1 al symptoms % CoasHAbt oN Nlll
ei.appe4F For weak luugs. sp'ltas IT
L.ofai, sAartness 0f breath, enEQalc
nasal catsrrh, bronehtss astaniS,
severe c0ugns. and Kindred anectous,
lt IS 4 most wonderful remedy. Tie
''Dse0gery" Is guaranteed - cure ln
AL eases of diseases Tor wh.en it IS rec
ommeaded, or money paid Tor II All
be promptly refunded.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

On sunday at Trinity Church, Grand
Rapids, during the ordination Of Rev.
ii. II. Johnston e. the priesthood. B.sh.
op Gillespie asked the congregation 4
anyone knew OF sn impeachment la tie
candidate for which be ought not - he
received into the ministry. Tie Rev.
Sidney H. WoodfoTd walked up % the
chancel and declared that Johnston
was an untruthful man and forbid the
ord nation. Tie Was asked for proof
and quickly wrote toe names OF Bishop
Gillespie. SIDNEY IT, Noodfora. Camp
bell Fair. Andrew W. johnston. aud
othors Hc also sait that bee d.3 not
know Of the ordination beng rushed
through that n1ol nlnC, or hc WOULD have
been ready 90 produce proof Ct alI the
charges De- made. and 4 gwen s. Few
hours would bring persons forward Hno
would suhstantste the charEes. Ino
. B'shop sad the charges wore If< as
far a. be knew. aud 81 UOnf oi flf peT-
sons named were present. Ufuoeea -
( with ihe ofdIuati0n. rei ufn ng to give
any further tme. The Bishop igs hs
/ temper. but for 81 wonder our @Hnr~
did not. snd when be found fhaf ro mo-
tice was to t. taken Of the charges g.
made Quietly left the building. ~
I course, SIR Wooiford. who F. non re-
E porter or tbe 1ErFeHAH- -ifFntlu,
ought g. have known better fasn $50
have intercepted or expected ary
/ courtesy from Me lno- fhe hga
! p Bshop. p.'-f4feenvllF Da.y Call
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

staasDss Arrested. kna tks mayer as
fases h4ti

spscisl 8 tts TsLssKAA AksAln.
ASN AgsaE, Aeao Nov, 1s.-fhe
occurrence 81 tue pssl-ofsios lass nlsi.t.
which resulted Ia tns arrest u sessr~i
ssadenss, IS creating considerable e.
eitsaaent acre. A lsGge erowd oopgre-
gA.ed AD0ag sac post-ofAe last n8nt,
and became somewhat bolsleGoas. ins
authorities inssrfered. and the msyQr
sua n.arsnsl sppszps4 on toe scene-
lne BOYS uot aisifersHS -
readily they washed. MSyor ASniN
lost as temper snd Qr0eroJ tae cops
T. charge Ga the crowd. As :
us1Ally Gae case, the innocent par
ties were tAe ones taken, and
I've students OF good reputation
Who were n tas croWa were Tun ln.
A soon as this Was learned their fel-
low students interested themselves ln
theT be half and secured bonasmen for
toeir unfortunate companions. The
mayor was bound the hove should re-
main in lal, and refused 10 enter 4
complaint on Go anything 20 relieve
them, although the professors 81 the
/ University came 10 nim aud requested
tlAt ne Allow them out On h4ll Ss Is
usuAl ia such cases. Bat he 81 ia he
Was 70 have some satisfaction for tie
depreasUons of Halloween night,
and seemed 10 desire 70 vent
his spite on .he students ln
hls hands, 50 the boys were compelled
10 langu sh IN the county iAil all
night They were released GA bonds
thls morning. Having plead mot
guilty 10 the charge Of ohstruct Dg
the streets aud dls0rdeTly conduct.
Their ulal has been set for next Mon
day, and Prof. b NJ. Thompson Jaw,
professor ot law in the university, has
been retained 90 defend them. The
sympathy OF the business men and
college faculty are all with the bows
The law students held meeting and
raised funds 10 prosecute the city off,
Gals Tor tilelE actions.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

1'ne proved ines ~ pQAes eQ1ri yes-
day might t.s i2Aen as erofaesF 81
the eaalng nlllsaaium & nuls,dy h-a
ever aeSrd ~ the cslt4s lllsl pgseesa
storms. No very hardened cr.n4 ns 81,
were al the bSr, Ana n.Aay oi tne psas
oftenses were NOT proved. Taery vss
Frank Aoon who. instead ef bsing ean-
veied Aad seaI i0 5al fof ASA .liaa a..4
u4ller,nc 8 fellow man. actually pesspa
hinise4t glle pra.seWartaF oeieaael 81
als 0Nn I,efsoa skalusi iie assaults of a
oigser n4aa gnAa hs, FRANK aAs 4is-
ehslgea
JVaa huntiy, another man accased
81 ssss ali sac battery feilont1 il l'lt
same lne Nlla EraGk Keen, ana was
= discharged
jacob / Underwood WAs another iueks
drawer al prze. t4e pfl1s iiokeis %
TINS lottery ait iho blsQk ones. lHaef-
Mood vac GA trial foi utsoldtf1 oaa-
duct Tbs spec ne 4ci Nas ea.ue 1850
1ouse Of relative at - A sQAn1A-st.,
aad lNIne down on lhe Moor bscAu>e ae
Nas exhausted ana wanted sect. TIE
confg Sas unable 40 seedeep egsi4lua a.
Involved in shis act, ans discharged 1ao
prisoner.
heurY Baker and Joln Denton, how
ever, faTea Norse. Ihey ale tnQ -tl-
tlemen who broke tAe peace on North
Fraai-st tAe oag after tiee1oa, Baker
Pad $500, and Denton Uouid asfe
done tAe same 1 he hea nW taken aa
appeal 10 tne superior court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

The Cook We8 Company W. row
move its psnt ever On the West sis
and viii put down well nesr ths
bnr The weIs B TIE Coldf1ook
valley are q success. and the company
. wiling to arfafantec daily gsrIsY n
+ 81o .oga ~ 9ns from fhsf source. and
wH nos as 8 penny uufi tbe cff hss
sstisfed tseif ~ TIE most severe tests.
This. however. - NOT enough water fof
e. IsrEf city The botrt of Public
Works wants af lHssi 5e gfo .nN So gus
dav. ard tne other places ul trere-
fore - tested NJ. COOK ssTs tlaf 30
. W ing - g1srtntee 81 utra
fnpfv frorn . location faf ~ tfree-
qasrfers 0f ur s0rtr ~ fhf Tar
rroana nesr Plaster creek Hs ssrs
there II 81 sres - forty tTs s4esfe
rr iss - draw frora fn tast seet'on.
The Rosvf - f1Afe HofzF Eaeff.s Ils ~
g. e. there ho~svfr 60 tile fxperist -
ths c6tF voBla hs veat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
THE COURT ADJOURNED.
Judge Burlingame Entertains Several
Detroit knights TempIar


Detroit knights TempIar.
There was a pleasant gathering in the
Superior Court yesterday afternoon.
Several members OF the Detroit Com
mandery who, being marshsled through
the city hall under the guidance of Col.
McReynolds and Aid. Sproul, reached
the court while it was IN session. They
arragned themselves IN s row on the
back seats, but they were not destined
TO remain there long. His Honor took
one sweeping survey of the distinguished
visitors and Immediately ordered re-
cess. The knights were then escorted
forward and presented by Col. Mercy
nolds, who fehcItous!y remarked IN a
few chosen words that he took pleasure
n introducing few members of the
first organized commandery west Of
| the lakes. 1t is body winch has done
honor TO the State, and It can Justly be
claimed the premier organization OF
| the country.
Judge Burlingame expressed his
| pleasure at receiving ms hOnOred
| guests. He said he was not surprised, :,
| however, to see them in the company
| of Col. McReynolds who was one OF the
| charter members OF the order. He
concluded by saying that If they were
as pleased to visit the city "a he was to
see them, it would be mutual admi-
ration society.
81 was once an alderman Of Detroit" I"
| lnterjected Col. McReynOlds.
| Ex-Mayor Thayer was next called on.
| He said he was once a citizen OF De-
troIt. 1t was his home for fifteen years.
| but he failed TO recognize any of the
| faces present. There were many IN the
metropolis though, whom he would
| know.
City Attorney Taylor said: al see
YOU are in the hands of Col. Mercy
nolds and Aid. Sproul, ard / don't
think there will be any danger in their
| chaperoning you about the city. They
| will show YOU all the points of interests
to the best advantage, and | trust you
will have an enjoyable time"
| Andy Fyfe said he had not been IN
| troduced into the mysteries Of the Mys-
tic Shrine, and for this reason he did
| not feel competent TO venture anv sug-
| gestions as TO what should be done and
| what should not. The Colonel and the
| Alderman were better able TO DO that.
| Aid. Lou Burt, OF Detroit, responded
saying: 81 am pleased with the cour-
tcses shown Us. The reputation of
Grand Rapids people as entertainers. is
| famed the country over. This is the
first time / ever knew Of a judicial
court sdjOurnng to entertain alder
| men, or at least one alderman. Ia De-
! troit, the courts usually tired to lock
| the aldermen up. You have besuti-
ful building here. The Detroit city hall
| doesn't compare with It. / thank you
IN behalf OF my friends for this enter
/ talnmeut."
J. ". Ransome expressed pleasure 81
meeting the visitors. lie was proud OF
Detroit as well as Grand Rapids. Ife
said nc thought we have as fine CITY
ball as there IS IN the west, and he
hoped Detroit, when able, would builc
as fine a one.
Ex-Judge Hoyt said his boyhood day
were spent in Detroit He attended ths
old sixth ward and Capital schools II
that city.
Among the visitors were Alderman
Lou Burt and Thomas FairhairD. Pete
/ Sorensen, George II. AcCurdy, Mr.
/ JOsnosk and +. +. Harms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
The First Advertisement.

The first article advertised is SAID to
have been in l647. Ii 0as religious
book. The innovation did not take 10
anv great extent. because those were
not enterprising days. But IN the 242
years since then, times have changed, +,
and the advertisement has become one
of the forces of civilization. From the
beginning OF the present century the
deveiOpement has been continuous,
and within the last twenty years Il has
been greater than IN all the previous
history of the world. For instance, IN
1867, when a tax was collected on ad-
vertisements, the annual expenditure
for newspaper advertising u the United
States WAS nearly $4,000 900. Now il
is fully $4,000, 900 a year. The rates
have advanced and the circulation has
increased, and the newspaper has be-
come the accepted medium for resch-
ing the public.-The Advertisers Ga
zette.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
VISITING MAsOES.
Palestine Lodge of Detroit COnfsrs the
Third Degree in Detroit.

Third Degree in Detroit
One of the pleassntest social events
enjoyed by the Masonic fraternity Of
the city durng the past year, WAS the
visit of Palestine lodge of Detroit to
Grand River No. "a. last evening. The
Detroit brothers csme forty strong, and
brought their paraphernalia for the
work OF the third degree with them.
Worshipful Master Bridge is an able
and intelligent worker, and Is ably as
sisted by such skilled craftsmen as SEN
ior Deacon NJ. Quad, Past Master w II.
Mitchell and their co-workers. The dra-
matte rendition of the sublime degree
charmed all hearers. There were
about 500 IN attendance. and hall as
many were turned away for want Of
room. After the work was finished
c0ngratuIAtory remarks were made by
Grand JUNIOR Warden Geo. f DOwling
and others, and Wallace +. Bridge, ".
NJ. and NJ. Quad Of the visiting lodge
responded, expressing the sentiments OF
the Palestine brethren. The visitors
then proceeded 10 Hsrtman's hall and
psrtook of lunch Al the Masonic Fair
restaurant and left for Detroit at
4. N.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

Women wear corsets for
different reasons. You, who
want to be shapely and COM
Portable, may 60 to your
store and say: Il hear that
Balls corset is offered for
trial. | want one"
The seller will answer /:
"You can wear it a week or
two or three, and If YOU don't
ike it bring it back and get
your money.
And he viii give you a
primer on Corsets. You
might as well know what IS
going on in the corset world
Ck1osso CsssET CO. CAzAgs sas Ns~ Tsrk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13


IRE sale Ter loas gAmss We gives
dramatic FESTIVAL 81 Pe~eEs tae nrsi
farse exealngs Il nexl wesk, opened
xsry orskls al tEs tsox r1ox yesterday.
Mr. Ja1es bzs assys been popular
vita theateF gosFs n thls citys s<ps-
G - nes rs gf@ad .ulPsl son2t.on Ct
elkhs To- isst sszsou. Ins serses
II performances wlH Incia1es
aR,ehs .eu' Nooa&y ght. ~ Iela-
frsa Iurs1aF ni21k, Aaglle Heart xt
sac lnal.nes "Wednesday, "a .goias
Cesar ln the evening" Ar. James
Mi be supported by : company ot
vel AuowA talent, nciaaMg p g..
Mossley, MO Nas 80 long consplgaoQs
ia Ehe Lawrence Barnett c0MpaAy-
"Fort Donelson" Nil be presented
again Al Powers Ghls evening Ter tas
lasI time.
The Gray q Stephens company i
doing an excellent business a. hed-
m0ua's. Commencing thls afternoon
''NespsT Bells Nil be the bail Tor tbe
res. II the week.
"The Little tycoon" With a good
company as the cast. which has been
published ia thls journal previous,
Will be gwen AT Powers t)morrOw
evening, ana saturday afternoon and
evening.
The sale OF seats for Dave Davidson
and kamie Austin. in ''Guilty Without
Crime" commences Al kednond's THIS
morning.
The attraction al the Lyceum Theater
next week wIll be Jane IOOmtis, MO is
Well-knoWn as one of most distinguish
cd actresses on the stage. She Is sup
ported by J Leslie GosSm and Il strong
company and viii appear IN fdur plays
during the week. Canada, I'm
gagged" "Ihe Dress Maker, and her
famous part OF Lady Deaalock" IL
BLEAK House"
Manager Smith. of Smiths Opera
House, reports business brisk at ms
handsome theater. Tins is right, and
the performance merits II. The two
Carles, from Paris and London, musi-
cal prOdlgles, are host in themselves;
Oryllle, the King OF the Air" does
some of the most truly Wonderful
balancing acts on the flying trapeze
that the writer has ever seen. klllmar
and McPhee, the acrobats, are very
clever. and do the "head TO head" bal
ance TO perfection. Alice Gilmore ahd
Blanche Waiworth are pleasing singers,
and very funny afterplece, My Son
in-Law," winds up the capital bill.
Matinee tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

A few Of the Muskegonites who took
in Grand Rapids Yesterday were: Mes
DANES DeShetley. Haas. Siearns. II bills.
Mann and B0lzs; Misses Elsh and
Siosrns; Messrs. Williams, Marvin.
Eldred and Mann.
General Passenges Agent George De
Haven, OF the c. q W VI. and D., L. Il
y, is ga Chicago. attendance at tie
meeting Of the Western Traffic Associa-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hen-y VI. Rose and son
have gone 30 Niles and Dowsgisc FOR 3
visit Of two weeks, with relatives and
friends.
General Agent Gavett, Of Detroit,
came over the D., J.. q y. with Psies-
tine Lodge. Knights Temp.sr yesterday.
w wurzburg left for New York
last evening n the interest ~ the basket
firm Of ". F. q ". VI. Wurzb0rg.
Rev. ". j. Russell was called 70
Sparta on TUESDAY a. officiats 81 the
funeral IF Mrs. Chss. Fields.
Mrs. Alien Mckee sBd Mrs. PETIT
grove. Of Nsnstee, are IN attendance
at tire Masonic far.
". /. stsnsrd. travelling fire. eht
agent Of the Chicago a North Western.
/ j. in the CITY.
r. n. Calwel. of Detroit. Mch..
passenger agent Of the Ere railroad. 10
I IN the city.
Nrs. " II. Souier. of Pg Rapids
vas IN attendance on the far ysster
DAY.
Mr. ard Mrs. sam Brown. of Nuske-
gon. we're stfbe Nas0nic fssT YESTERDAY
Mrs r G. Bridge. IF tns CITY. has r.
I turned from ber Western trIp.
NJ. &nd Mrs ?. . VsudsrsIuis, -
4 BIZ Bsp.ds. sTs in the ctv
NJ" 8yia Hind g bss gene r. OnsT-
E In. o.. - attend scnocl
NJ. sn8 Mrs. Henry Lowell hsTs
5 returned from IoDl8.
Mrs. II Z. Red Is vistnx fris1ds IN
Eslarns7oo.
mss Hstf5s BroVn hss retnrpsd -
Tscsso1-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

Many citizens OF Grand Rapids will
read with sense of qualification that
one Charles Wilson, of HOboken, New
Jersey, has got himself into limbo. The
United States District Attorneys Office
is full of the circulars Of this precious
scamp, all sent 10 citizens of this part
OF the country. asking them 10 pur-
chase of him quantities of counterfeit
money. lie has long elUded the vig-
Hence OF the government officials, but
he has been caught AZ last.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
Are You Always SIeepy2

Do you get MP nights?
Can you control your
urin?
Is there pain i'm your back?
Or nervous prOstration?
Ever had rheumatism?
l. stomach weak?
Do you feel worn out?
l. there a sense of gone
ness
Pains In back Of head?
Areyou dreadful
Not enough or too much
urine?
Does it hurt to urinate?
Does ii smart or burn?
Is there weight or pres
sure i'm lower part OF abdO-
men2
Does your urine settle?
Briekdust or cloudy de-
posits?
How long this wayP
Married or single?
About what age2
Then write to or call on
Dr. :. Clay COdd. - Nom
roe-st.. room :. immen blk,
Grand Rapids. Mich. He is
the famous specialist Ply
stefan who is curing all
these dreadful complaints.
There i hardly a town or
city or neighbOThOod in the
United states. but can boast
of some former sufferer w no
has been restored to per-
feet health aud manhood or
womanhOod by Dr. ;. Clay
Todd in the last p years.
He sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

Danger in the Remedies

Very many strong poisons
stimulate the BRAN at first, then
there is a reaction and the final
result is Heart Failure.
This occurs very often in
Rheumatism.
Very frequently with old peo-
pie.
Often in all ages in painful
diseases.
There is no need of using
these poisons, as they do not
cure diseases, only stimulate or
depress the brain.
Therefore,
WASTE No MORE TIME
With these useless and iniuri
Gus medicines. such as tonics,
stimulants, nervines and sopor-
odes sleep producing drugs such
opium. morphine, hyPodermic
injections of morphine and other
active Poisons, nux vomics and
its active principle, strychnIne,
phosphorus and its prepara-
tions phosPhites and hypo-phos-
phites, ehlorsl. etc. bsndages
or instrumental appliances ~
they are Of no avail. the disease
IS still there and can only bs
cured by DR.. 5. CLAY TODD,
"A Monroe st, Room 4. Grand
Rapids, Mich. Consultations
Free and Confidential. No
charge for services until cured.
Don't waste your time and
money.
No running 20 drug stores.
Better medicines for chronic
diseases can be had Of DR.. s.
+ CLAY TODD. ~ his ofee, a
Monroe-st.. Room 4. Grand
Rapids. Mich. with the cor
rect. free advice for using them.
Cal on TT 5. Clay Todd, and
BE restored TO health.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

Visitors 10 tie Masonic FAR Vii and
much n Grand Rap.es lo interest trem,
and one ot the nuest places where they
should eall IS ~ Adams company s
millinery emporium az 80 Monfoe-st.
There IS SPECIAL sale OF tips Tor this
week and oarga as arc 10 te found ia
every department A splendlt l.ne Of
trimmed hais is displayed and the prices
make them bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

It Viii be OF interest 10 subscribers Of
magazines and illustrated periodicals.
O. knoW that special rates are beng
offered by the Grand Rapids Book
B.ndeIy. - Canal-sl.. for binding mag
aznes and other publications IN guam
titles Of i've volumes or more, duung
the month OF November. Telephone
1913
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

Here are the largest lines of every
conceivable design IN Dolls Goods, per-
sonally selected from Partisan and Ger
man makes, thus giving us the pick OF
the mal ket. We offer them at "knock
'em out" prices, specially made for
this week for Special Drive. We
offer Three Hundred very slightly shop
worn dolls of every kind at One-Third
Their Value Now is the time 10 buy
your Christmas Presents.
Prices are.....................Sc, 17c, 24c, &c
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
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