davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10

Hostess-"Dear me, the cOnversa-
tion is tagging. What can We do to
amuse our guests 7"
Host-"I don't know, unless we
leave The drawing room for a few min
utes and give them chance to talk
about us."-N. Y. Sun. .-....-.
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10

Grandma is pretty well on in years
now, and time has left his marks in
many wrinkles on her dear old face.
Little Lucy was sitting in grandma's
lap the other day, and after long in
quiring gaze, asked Grandma. what
makes your face all so mussed upP"
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10

The municipal authorities of Lon
don have passed an ordinance, limit
ing the height of buildings in that city.
The increase in the number of cyclones
in thickly populated districts of this
country should suggest that it is time
to call halt in the erection in large
cities of buildings which almost reach
the clouds. 1t needs no prophet to
fOretell their fate in a storm like that
which recently devastated Louisville
and Wilkesbarre.
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10

,,i,it ',.,6 y" passengers nom Wilmington and
Ne1o Caste Accommodation Trains.-Ieaye vii.
mlngloU l2!b d. IN. and 10 % D IN daily ana "a
6,l5 p m Week days. Leave New Cnufie e ~ a.
u anu NOV y. III. daily. and p ana 72l I, IN
week days '' 80 p I'i''
Ss-ExpTeSs train leaving Harrington At az
d. N, ana arriving AT 40 p. m week days runs
through solid to and from Baltimore i,ia por.
ter's and Newark "" vi
Additional express leaves philadelphia at 3ol
- N Dall.nlore @.7n p "a, Wilmington $50 p H.
week Gays: er{ivp> 81 Harri.Ston SID m SION.
P!hS ~ N'n"ii pal Intt mediate stations
New York. Philadelphia * Norfolk II. II.
Leave Philadelphia, New York and NorrnIl
Express lilo p IN, daily, Baltimore 6l5 n m
ilgtoll I-.9l a. m, stopping at Dover and
Delmar regularly; and at 'liddleIuwu Clsvtnn
wyoming FELTON,, Harrington Bridgeyillo Saa
Ioiu ana Laurel 10 leave Passengers from vii.
mlhs'oh and fG;nts NONh or take on passengers
lot points soAlb o. Delmar
Leave Philadelphia Old Point EXPRESS 10 ora
m Baltimore Us a. IN, Wilmington II Os q m
week stopping at New Castle, Kirk,
WOud, MlddletOwn, CLAYTON SMYRNA Dover
wyoming, FELTON,, Harrington Pennington Green
wood. Brdgeyi!!e, SeafOrd, Laurel and Deimar
NO'W-OOuHd trains leave Delmar .OS a M daily
10y DONeI z.9o a m regularly; arriving at Whining
tQi 10 a. H. Baltimore Glj a. ~, aud Philadel-
phla 30 a. m; and leaves lelinaF at SO5 D. m >.
Week-1ayS, arriving al WILMINGTON as D. M
itnIlT;I.,p 9S2 m, baltimore $50 p. m,
! stopping 81 p4lnclpRl Intermediate stations
me = a. m.train also stops at Seaford Bridge.
VI c, harrington, FELTON,, Wyeming Clayton and
.H't ~ u 10 4ehNe passengers from points
| SCUM OF Delmer, or lake on passengers for VIII
minglon and points North. Also stops on signal
| at Laurel. o
BRANCH ROADS.
| DELAWARE. MARYLAND 4 VIRGIRlA R. R
Leave Harrington for Franklin and way stations
lI.Oo a m Returning. tTRips leave franklin 100
q. IN. weekdays. 'O
For Reho5oth, leave Harrington HOB a. m.
| ~ p. m. Returning, leave RehOboth $50 a. M
| 2.lj p. m. ''
For Berlin leaves Harrington II % a. N. week
| days Returning, leaves Berlin 75s a. IN. week.
DAYS N
QUEEN ANNE x KENT r R-Leave Townsend
Tor Centreyil e and way stations GAG a m and 55O
p m, week days.
DELAWARE &CHEsAPEAKE r. R.-LeaYe CLAYTON
Tor oxford and way stations 1905 6. N, and 500
p. m, week days.
CAMBRIDGE SEAFoRa L. R--Leave Seaford for
cambridge and intermediate stations IL so a. M.
conn IC1lOSs.-At Porter with Newark & Della.
ware City Railroad. At Townsend with Queen
Anne kentRailroad AtClayton with Delaware
&Chesapeake RailrOadand Baltimore 4 Delaware
Bay Railroad Al Harrington with Delaware
Maryland n Virginia Railroad. AtSeaford, with
Cambridge 4 SeafOrd Railroad. At Delmar with
New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk WicomicO &
PocOmOke, and Peninsula Railroads
Epaily except Sunday.
CHAS. E. PUGH, GaAsrai Manager.
}. K. WOOD. GaReFal Passenger Agent
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10
Jaek the Ripper.

The excitement caused by this inhuman
duced by the great discovery Of DR.. Miles
the Restorative NerUine. 1t speedily
cures nervous prostration. change of life,
pain, dizziness and confusion in head, fits,
sleeplessness, the blues, neuralgia, palpita-
ton, monthly pains, etc. Mr.. John s.
Wolf, druggist, Of Hillsdale, Mich; Tai.
bolt and Moss, Of Greensburg, Ind, and
A. W. Blackburn. of WoOdstcr o., say
that 1.-The Nervine sells better than any
thing we ever sold, and gives universal sat
isfactiOn." DIR Miles new illustrated
treatise on the Nerves rnd Heart and trial
bottle free at j. w. Denney's drug store
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10

1t is said that more soda water is
sold upon days of great humidity al
he'd with heat than upon the hottest
days of the year. There is great va
ration in the public desire for refresh
ing beverages.
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10
May Thank Her stars.

The narrow escape of Mrs. B. NJ. Searles
of Elkhart, Ind. from q premature death
is wonderful. She states that 'for twenty
years my heart troubled me greatly. /
became worse. Had smothering spells,
short breath, 1uttering; could not sleep on
shoulder and stomach. Ankles swelled.
Had much headache and dizziness. Treat
ment did me no good, until tried DR..
Miles New Heart Cure and Restorative
Neryine. The first bottle helped me. and
was soon virtually cured For sale al
j. w. Denney's drug store. A fine book
on the Heart and Nerves free.
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10

Perhaps you are run down, can't eat, can't
sleep, can't think can't do anything to your sat
isiaet0n, and you wonder what ails you You
should heed the warning, you are taking the first
sep into Nervous PrSstratiOn. You need a nerve
Tonic and in Electric Btters you will find the
exact remedy Tor restoring your nervous system
70 IT'S normal, healthy condition. Surprising re-
suits follow the use Of this great Nerve Tonic and
Alternative, Your appetite returns, good diges-
ton is restored, and the Liver and Kidneys re-
sumo healthy action Try bottle.
Price SOC at Jas. p. HOieckers Drug Store.
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10

Ex-Governor Gilpin is said to be at
the head of syndicate which proposes
to build a railroad through Alaska,
across Behring Strait by bridge and
through Siberia. 1t ought to be a
popular Summer excursion route.
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10

The Academy of Medicine tEng.)
announces as the subject for its prize
essay for 1891 THE best forms of arti.
fetal nOurishmeRt for new born infants
merits and defects of unboiIed milk
boiled milk and tepid milk.
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10
Baltimore & Del. Bay R.R.

All trains make dose connection at ClaytsS
NTH trains on the Delaware Railroad going noIts
ana south. Passengers To and from Baltimore
change at POrters
The above arrangements on THURSDAYS d, n yve
passengers four and half hours in PHILADELPHIA
three hours and twenty minutes h EsIti,n0re
ami return the same day
Train No. connects with Delaware Diyi,iou
No. 81. Train No 8 connects with DELAWARE
Division. No IS. Train No. connects witT bel.
aware Division, Nos. and u Train 80 ( con.
eeclS with Delaware Division Nos. 81 and a.
L. T STACEY Sureiintenleps
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10

An English geologist predicts that
withir fifty years CONFUSION of ma
ture will sink the whole of New Zeal
and fifty feet below the surface of the
sea,
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10
Treatise on Blood aud Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.

CalifOrnians are bubbling over with
happiness because we are eating their
peaches, and incidentally, of course,
because we are paying them hand
somely for the privilege.
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10

A cold Winter followed by warm
dry summer is predicted by Rev. Ira
K. Hicks Of the St. Louis Word and
Works.
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10

Henry George, the single-tax
prophet, was 81 years old on Tuesday,
and he sees his followers increasing
N. I. Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10

People eat twenty per cent more
bread when the weather is cold than
when it is warm.
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10
Notice 10 Smyrna Shiun...,

All Heavy Freight intended to be bsu,.,,
Boar Dy our Teams should be ropo-,sI - .
Once the night previous to departures 5....
ANY Small Package should be- rer,..,.,, ,....
ofhce at least two hours before Boa,.,s,t. ' ''''
Telephone connection with Dove, H..
Camden, townsend and Midaie,svr
A. Z. JARDlNE, aec,y and qre..
OFFICES: { No. . Chestnut suert Pills
and Smyrna Del
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10
PURE LIFE INSURANCE
VERSUS
TONTTNE.o ne w

Why do men insure
which
and contingent
IS pure LIEF better than TOnine?
PURE LIFE INSURANCE protection and furnishes It, Iotns
adds
life reasonable certainty instead of diminishing Them
Inability
assured them yearly dividends 1" conhScaes all
uness premium Is or 20
all dividend
thousands of dollars
holder
Oyearsi the insured OF
dividends the end the first and
TOnne
comps then takes what the
mayb willing to
based equity with
all with and fairness 7OHe dis
afford
be losers
Insurance Company New York
1.-THE principle the game rob the unfortunate by canceng their poll
the
the which
called IOnn
TOntine Game"
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10
Philadelphia, Wilmington I Baltimore Railroad
DELAWARE DIVISION.

On and after July 18TH 1890, trains willleaye as
follows %
Smyrna times., 1890-09-10
THE STEAMER
10 LILA"
SEPTEMBER

No'n"elLs Landing and rie- . r.a.
"harves Philadelphia. ii, c,. lave street
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-16
Staptrdtb.
Common Council, 9. Sanr.

Common @ouncil, 9. Sanr.
Dtebrere Der StaoirGtbe betonten bic
Notbpenoisteit, behere SibunsSrdume
su baben, ba baS OtunisipolsebGuoe in
3tpei Sabren nod nldt fsrtiS iperoe.
Dtattben SupS perlanste enoli6e
9eSabIuns Der SilanS ieiner 8ednunS
Mebrere 8atriotsn iuaten bic Sa6e
su pers6eern unb bebaupteten, baS 4flls
tier iei idIs6t. Der 9lntrae sur 3abI.
une paiiirte i6liebli6.
SoIsenoe SeIect Council 9feipIutiO.
nen paiiirten:
DaB StraBenfommiHdr Sirit bas
StraBenbett an SpetIano unb neunter
Strabe reparire; bab Der StabtseO.
meter BIdne uno Soitentberidldee fir
SauptieperS i'm fiinften uno iehiten
Diitritt made; baB benz OiapOr Sur
9lbeube ieiner Subre8boti6uft nod Ians
eere Sriit bepilllet tperoe; bab Der
Stobtseometer Bldne uno 8oiteniibers
i6ldSe fur 8lnniteinieBuus uno Yflus
iteruns bon 9toro uno Siio Wain 9lpes
nue. mage.
Der StraBentommiHdr beridtete, baB
bic 9adawanna gluenue Bride in uas
ii6srem 3uitanOe iti, uno fOroerte ios
fOriise 8el6lubioHuns
6oIsence 8erOronunScn paiiirten
enosultis: $1,000 fur bic 8tparatur
bon QSeit DiartetitroBe bewiuigeno ;
ebenio $500 fir Nspnraiur BON BeIt
2adapanna Ipenue, 9leunter unb Ros
biniOn Straben; fir einen 3weisiener
an StemItrabe, bon 2oroS 9lqep gum
Sauptiew,r. Die 8erCronung, pel6e
Der Suburban Sabn So. bas Gedt
slebt ibre 8abn BON MuIberrpitrabe
bis sur Stabt8renSe in Der 10 @arc
au8suoebnen, paiiirte sIeidfuGS brittle
2eiunS.
9uS 8au Gomite purbe inItruirt,
fir ben Stabtratb, Sdreiber, @ecme.
ter unb StrubsntOmmifar beiisre Quar-.
there Su beibaffen.
8ertaet bis 0ionta9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-16

tporben. Das Tbeater in Sbantung
Itirste nemIi6 elm, uno $50 Yeripnen
perloren babel ibr 2eben.-Da mir bod
an China iinb, iei au6 elei6 oes @oIs
fenbru6es in Ranfins ssou6t, BEL tpels
dem ,,Smoerte pon Wleniden" (Ses
naue 3iffsrn iperben ipobl niemaIS er=
Ianst tperben) umsefommen iinc.
Sn unIerem 2anbe bat es aud llns
sIidsfdle in SIae uno 6Iae 9eeeben.
Die ipittisten iinb folsenoe:
Gin Sbeil elmer i'm Sau be9riHenen
Bride spii6en 2ouispiae, &p., unb
SefferIonpille, Suo., reip. elm 3beil Der
propiiorii9en 8auten, itursten Suiams
men, uno unter ben oierSebn our 3elt
bo,t bsi6dftisten 9Irbeitern. famen nur
bier nit Dem 2eben oabon.
9cm Sturm eri6ittert (uno pieaeidt
uu9 nod aus anceren nria6en) itilr3te
bic neuerbaute 9resbpterlanerfir6e an
Der 9broop 9lpe. in SroOtIpn, %. o.,
elm, uno cine 4nsabl 8erionen in einem
anItosenben @ebGuoe tpuroen eri6la9en
ober i6per perIeBt Die 8ataltrOpbe
ereionete iib WprgPnS um Al ubr.
Gs sab berssrreibenoe Sammericenen.
sSn 2episton, Me., CAB es cine iebr
perbeerenoe Seuer8brunit baS 8anSe
StaotbauS, oas cine Siertelmiatcn
Dollars sefoitet butte, brannte nleper
Der S6aoen 1T piel beneutenoer, ais bic
aenannte Summe. ba aud peri9teoene
@eIbdfte uno Oreanilationen, psl@e
in oem @ebduoe Gdumlidfetten 9emles
tibet butten, ihwere 8erIulte erleloen.
Sn ben caIifornii6en @ebir8ssesen:
ben ereisntten ii6 in ben lebten Eager
piele Sdneeitiirse, uno pur6 cine iol6t
9amine perloren bel Sierra Slip lieber
, Berionen ibr 2eben. Sol6e Sor'
fommniHe iino in @alifornlen etipaa
I lebr SelteneS.
, Sie Reser, tpelde in Der IeBten 3ei
I in @tpreia uno in Siibs@arClina +
4 Ibredli6e @rfabrunsen nit bem met
: ben Clement semadt baben, tpanberi
ieBt su Sauienoen bon bort aus. St
9epeguns ipiro ourh IuSwanoerunesi
Noeuten 9efDroert. Dtsilt tpenoen I'D
bic IuSnanoerer nad 2ouiIiana, Qr
fanIaS uub IeraS. Ob eS ibnen Dor
beHer eefallen wiro? Sdnerll6 Oi
II RIHenfrase 1T uaentbuIben I'M Siioer
f oieielbe.
n Das poIitii6e 9eben in unierer
n 2anoe piro isbt aueema6 ipieoer Ell
II iebr reyes, beionoerS in Der Sunoes
bauptitaot unb in New gorf, mo bi
b @lepeIanos uno bic Sill 'Sraction De
= Oemotratsn ii6 10 beftiS betdmpfen
>, ais i6rieben mir idon 1892, uub ltdne
r bic Observation-Disclosures Dor Be
;, Sbire.
il Sin pielsenanuter amerifanilfer SO
is litifer 1T bieier Gage ebenfolS bonn 80
n abberufen worOen: Der pennipIpaniIf
/. @ongrebabseorbnete uno SdubSoa
ls 8ater Niqiam o. &elIep, aud .OI
t. Big Sron 8elep" 9enunnt. gr er
= reibte elm gllter pom beinabe 76 Sab
rem uno bate ldn9er als ieceS amber
10 NitsIiep bem &onSrehe an9ebDrt.
b Slo6 INNER 1T Der g8abIs &ubbel
:. muooeI in Wontana uno Der Strelt III
}. bic 8unbesienatoreus Sise baielblt mid
I. enti6leDen; bod tann ous Gnbe mid
,e mebr iebr Iunse auf ii3 purten luiien
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-16
Sr66te neuere Gntbecfmn9
Sriumpb Der Nbarmacic!
Dus sinsis pirfIib proftii6s
erbrn's uno Gein, bbcits Glirir

9rbrn'> uno 0cin' bbeits Glirir
III sin,s, ps6ss bic gnbauuus fSrbsrt ben
gppetit psrbslIert, bic 9ebrr idubsrt, ras Slut
reinist, unp ras @ebtrn uno bic Nerpen an.
rsst, pbns na6tbsiIise 8udpirfuus, unc zines,
peldbes ippCbl ppn Grpablenen pif 3ineern
aetrauht peroeu fam. @emeine 3uiammen-
Isbuuaen, dnaCffrtigt ron peTbprtenem Rum
oCsr Ibls6trm Wbistp. periuet uno Ibmad.
bait srmattt untsr pen Namsn Shtrs, 2unies
etc babsn ptsI lhlimmsre Rplssn ais bic
8ranfbsit, fir prlte lie genommen perben.
8incgar Sittsrs III Gin rrtnrs sonic, Elm
Rnplnmittsl, ppne rarfrtilh ~ Iein, Gin SIut-
reinieer cbne @ift, Elm gebtrmitfel, pbne ab3u'
fiibrn, unc pUr nllsm aursrsn Gin lrbsnsrpsf-
fenpss anrseun smittsl, Obus III pbpl. Die sin-
sige Wspisin nit lplben arGfIen in ber 9Belt.
Gin e6teS 9empsrens. 8etrdnf,
pelbss @lfcbpl in irssnb elmer @slialt ais sin
SUnlr melt iibetriHt unb ss frnnts
SIdIiises 2eben
asnannt wrrtsn, GA es anrsasnb uub bssbsnr
pirft, une bic grrcauung, 9iGbrung uno alt
ris 6unftiOnrn regulirt pceurt has tsbtn sr'
baIten piro - mir ntbmen has Seben bu6lt6b'
llW HtlptUt tiH.
Gs 1T nidbt su pisI ~ bebauptsn, baB tas
giusgar Buffers nibt ieines @lriben bat, unr
fsiu slsi6ss Ossr GbnIitss Diittsl III ismals
befannt 9epproen.
SaIifornien,
peun fir nilbis anetre5 bsmerfensprrtb, pirbt
bsriibmt gsmadbt pessn Der 9r,eusung Der me.
bisiuildeu 6riibts, 9Surlslu unp arGuttr, aus
psltrn pieies giiteIs bslfrbt gieIt bsrieIben
purbsn eebrau6t pou ben Snoiannn unp psr
arg liben prpfeiltpn in Der Srbdnblung ppn
Shuttslfsber, 8b umatiemue, &alarrb, Aus'
Sebruus, NeuralgiI, appflbmrrSeu, reberbe-
lhpsro,n, Risrenfranfbsit, @sbIu6t, @i6t,
ptlcs GsIbpure Sauttrdnfbeiten, &C., &C.. ~
,abIreib ;u tensnnen. ater lritt prrltGnbIib,
penn RE gSirfung hes Buffers auf tis estsuS-
Crsnne bHauRt 1T. Die @utrsdune mar tbsiI.
psiir Sufdlis, absr has jsBiaes
8plfommene Sitters 1T elm 8eiuItat
Der @liieni6aft.
I'm alien mBali6sn anfprbrunsrn ;u snt-
iprtsn, psrpsn jsBt Swci Scrten aus tenIeIben
Seitanbtbrilen subereiet.
Gis alte SOrte 1T ffGrfer, elm psnis bitter
une mebr abfiihreub.
Die ntue Scrte III ppn anssnsbmem Sc
itmad unp DEFENDERS ststsust fur ItpG6Ii6s
6rauen une 1lneG.
u. y. WfeScnalS Drug Co.,
532 8aibinstUn Strubc, glsp yUrf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-16

- 0us eemciui6aftIide tdctiIte
Stru6en uno 8riden @omite infpisirte
am 9onneritas bic 9otuIitdt fur bic
2inoenitrube Bride. SOffentIi6 pirb
in Der slnjen anseleeenbeit aud ni6t
i'm Sbritt setbun, bis nie 8runobe.
fiber an StpetIunoitrabe Der Staet oas
2ano busu f6enten, um bic Strabe su
elmer anitdncisen 8reite Su MAIDEN.
gS mare nniinn, ben 8ertebr eines
sroben IbeiIes Der Staot in elm @dbs
den su Ienfen, bas tuum brett eenaa
1T, um spei Naeeu pOrbeipaiiiren au
Iufen; unb Elm nod srbBerer 9IDofnn
mare es bon Der Staot, bic Bride su
bouen uno bann bus 2anb fir cine
Strube fuufen su miiHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-16

- gu meiner sr5bten 3ufriebenbeit
babe i6 ibOn bdufre Or. NuauIt &6s
niS's Sambur9er SrOpfen aIs 9Iutreis
nipunssmitteI eebrou6t un6 fann iie in
ieber @eiie empfeblen.-8. g. 8ui6,
Wonroe, 9Bise.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

Grand Rapids & Indiana and Mlchi-
gan Central railroad, through Wagner
sleeping cars. Commencing Monday
June 22, trsinS VIII run as follows:
Grand Rapids to Chicago - Leave
Grand Rapids, 1925 a. m, 1880 p. NJ;
arrive Chicago, 4:l5 p. m, sos 3. N.
1925 a. M. van has Wagner p3rior car,
Granu Rapids to Chicago, arriving
there in time for al afternoon Western
connections. 1870 p. IN. train has
through Wagner sleeping car. These
trains will run daily except sunday.
Chicago 10 Grand Rspics-ieave Chi
cago. 05 g. ~, $40 =. m., 1910 Z. M;
arrive Crane Rapids, 2.o5D. NJ, $50 p.
m., $50 q. n. $40 p. ~. train has Wag-
ner parior car, Chicago 10 Grand Rap.
.ds. daily except sunday. Dining car
attached between Chicago and Kalams-
700. 1910 p. m. tram daily oxcep;
saturday, has through Wagner sleeping
car.
Fer sleeping car reservations, apply
at Mon ticket ohcc. M0nroc-st., Or "a
A. AlmQuis; - station.
Z. I. To- kwooD. q. ?. < =. A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
Tie onIs Through Train s@rvtoe Between
Grana ilapids, Traverse CITY and thi-

Tie OnIy Through Train services Between
csana Eapids, Traverse city and thA-
caro Is Esa the chicago West
Hiohisen Rs. - New Duraio,
Thence via. MichiEan Cent
Ial Railroad.
Traverse City and Grand Rapids 20
Chicago
Leave Traverse CITY a. M, io'l5
p. M.
Leave Grand Rapids-s9o0 a. N,
= cop. m, fll;S5 2. "a.
Arrive Clucago-F4:l5 p. m, s6.So p.
m. fs.05 Am.
fExeep. sunday. daily.
Except Saturday, tram leaving Ira
verse City 6.l3 p. M, connecis a.
Grand Rapids wltn combination sleep
img and char ear, arriving lndianapo-s
1880 a. IN, and with sleeper Tor Chica-
90 daily.
AZ Chicago connections made with
dlvcrging lines for all points west,
southwest aud northwest: at Grand
Raplds with D.. /. q \. Z. X. for Ian
sing. Detroit and ali points east
Chicago 20 Grand Rapids Traverse
City:
Leave Chicago-s9.OO a. m, s4.4o p.
M, ill;l5 p. NJ.
Arrive Grand Raplcs-s3:55 p. M,
-i0.l5 p. M, $3.50 a. III.
Arrve Traverse City-*ll.0o p. NJ,
800 a. m. Tl:o0 D. IL.
Except Sunday. fDaily.
The 4.40p p. IN. train connects at Grand
| Rapids with sleeper for Traverse CITY.
connecting with steamers. arriving
Charleyolx 1880 q. IA; Petoskey, l'@o
r. NJ; Hsrbor Springs, 90 r. IN;
Mackinac Island, 5:l5 2. M; - lgnace,
/ 500 p. n.
The 1915 p. ~. train has through
sleeper TO Grano Rapids, connecting
with tram arriving Traverse City 100
! p, IN. WM. 4. GAvETT,
p Acting Gen. Pass Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

Wbsa q PcstBl lsstsr wants stamps =
makes ogt a biank rsqu aton upon the
postofSee dcpsrtm s1t here Bat tha de-
Iartuent does nor seni back the stamps
m retuTa. Itsimply cenmuniostes vith
she geverrr2eat sfsup seent ~ New
YEs cry. who has charge ~ the tusi-
rss7 ~ distributing Eacls Sara's stamps
Ihs s.aur agent d1sws every dsv up-1
the American Baak Note err ua-y foT
81 many Stamps IS he requires 80 6ll ths
o7lers teazsEnltte3 - kin fraua Wasl-
.rEt11 re reesives the stsrnps 50
nary rsillssa two cerf. So mary ulilEon
ors oenk s1d 80 oa from tie bsns n.fs
t1Enrany IN ta.z. ard if is h5s Business
- sse taat tasv are done np ia packages
acrrE r. ORDERS saa r1aiIas - tae
rastul astsrs rsquiFnE thera PoEtsl
cards ars distr ,uses ii ike uannsr ~
sH sgent 81 Birussnz zhsa1. Conu.. where
t1ey go n1snufse-0rsi - tke frm
w1sch hss tke rr1nect As-thsr srszt
e. Haref.~ ss~autss the staares sn-
esscras. wtict are rsese ~ Ezt city
Nev Terk Ce1u sresl A6Vsrzsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
RInYAnn KnIINn.

best book ever written on India" This
is only one. however. among the many
volumes he has already given q the
press. Except for ths PERIOD CT early
schooling ali of Dir. Kip.irigs life was
psssed ia India until 1889, when ho went
TO Eneland, stopping en- route for quite
4 visit TO tho Uaited States.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

tie as he could,
ard started into
business when hs
was 10 years old.
He entered "A
land Office a u d
later went into
the general realty
busin ess, and
h an die d only
large tracts OF
mineral and pine
lands in the vii
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
A MILLIONAIRE fARMER.
The Man who Heads TIE Republican !
Ticket In Michigan.

The sIau who Heads the EePabiiean
Ticket In Michigan.
Hon. James II. Turner. whom the Re
pubhcaas Of Michigan have nominated
Tor governor. is a farmer. and a MAJ
whose business shrewCness has been ot
good use in his political career. When
he wants an ofice he starts cut - get II,
tells the people he wants it and leayes
nothing Uncoaa IN his efforts 70 convince
everybody that be is the man just neces-
sary TO FIJI the particular niche he seel1s.
He weighs 300 rounds, is 8 fest tall. and
his busy mind aits III at eaSa under a No.
s hat.
He was born in Lansing. Mich. forty
years ago. Hewent . school just as IL
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

Simply apply "SwAySE' 0lsTuEST. T.f'
No internal medicine required C8rse
tettCr. ecTclna, Itch, I'll erupiions on TIE
face, hands. nose. etc, leaving fnC skln
clear. wmte and healthy. lis great
healing aua curative powers arc pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggists for rWAfNE IS OTNTNExr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

Tra fsnav -1 lat ~ ~ ra~fars
nesases i--rea suce iaet rusHsaet r-fA tae
renes rssasa.s sfea sa1sl1s s.- etF AIS
sxes el err esrass te~s
rrar'rs Nfi-rinfer snf Vera Rrsane~
varr ter3 rt i,nrsfer 8 s fEa
RI ttta Hageer t
NJ. arsars sre eFrf.s tsntantnrr a
fr-~ rtF .erH erf.f9 a"f
EFeer. n fa H1fge
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

Your q stressDg c9Bgh can f,o Currd
We know Is hocsuse kemps balsaIa
within tae past ieF years has cured 50
many coughs and colds iu tals com-
muuify Us remarkable SAFE has been
eon entirely ~ lts genuine merit. AK
some freed wnn has used what be
thinks of hemp Bsisam. ahere IS 20
aedaae ~ pare. none effective. IarEc
hoit ard 81, So al erucg -.
ssrrte butars trce-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
Cheap Lands ard Homes in Kentucky, Ten
nesses Alabama,

Mississippi zne LOUISIANA.
On The lire of TIE QUEEN + CRESCENT
ROI p can be found splendid bottom. ur ard.
timber ard sfo-h lands hlso TIE nnest fru {
and m'Ee1si lands ca the continent, Tor ssie
or favorable terms
FARN ERs. Win al Thy getting Get home
ir fhe sunny south. where bNzzaras and see
clad plains sre utknoN1. huiT iiuf Ifei1 ~
rlnueft 10 Somerset. Nafflfnar. iafalf. q naf-
tanoora. Tenn. Ner tneiaH6 q lff. eIf ~ q
AID ttfa.la Eis Meridian. = ss- hrrfa "a.
sh-srf peri. "a. Parties dfsrnk nioffial 7a
- choice iecafI0rs. far faefnfie<. tNiidiHs
sites. hfHrrsi. timber. gfatlng ana szfIs sff'-
frrRi lanfs. can 0hfsia ffaHf tff tT icn
vsfh county maps. iT aHarfTFia1 ~ - tit-
81 Tp- frrffsi laser rEsr afIa Isffff agent,
Queen I. Crescent kaale. li8C. BnEtl. Obio.