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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

A certain princoly family in russia.
each member Of which can style himself
by the family title. mas propagated Sc
rapidly in the course Of 100 years that
there are 2s7OS males of the fninily nov
living. All these are equals by right OF
birth. hut only - of them have anything
IN The shapeu OF high position or the re.
mailnler. BOG are in various grades Of the
army. 400 arr merchants and shop keep
ems. l.l21 arr merged intu the lower
ranks and are stahlemen. walters, labor
ers and servants; Bare in jail for various
oGenscs. I under sentence of hanging; 3
arr police spies. and > are ia partnership
as Keepers Of one Of the most notorious
houses Of pleasure in Moscow The rest
are OccHluiyd in various ways. among
them being several butchers. bakers and
cab drivers. ANA one who lnscribes his
sign with his full princcly title and his
business. corn doctor. underneath. AL
are Princes Cialitzin' These statistics
were recently procrirci at the instance Of
the car. who is devising some means foi
curtailinG the limit Of an aristocratis
title In Russia there are over BIC,
nohiemen Of the degree of prince UAt
Russian equivalent for du,. }. count unl
baron in receipt Of parish relief-in
scribed on the rolls Of the mun.cipalitie
Us ''paupers. Detroit News.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

The Breakfast Table Is informoI Of a
new ia,l Of u slioc manufactured. which
is reported ~ have BEEN tle ~HleaHa-oe
largely ilc-casins Ills business. Tho nam
ufae lrrrii question seeds out al slloes
Of hia malzc which are iuteaAedf or ,-dies
wear deyoll OF any stamp on sole Of
upper by which the siz,caa L2 told The
reason Cor thii ID due u a request from
someof hisrc,lil cg-ioalgrl 70 thatc.lect
When the saoc Gcts 30 The recall G9aler
he may. II lee chooses 10 do 10, mark on
tho proper sizes hut he may. If A2 is TN
scgupulous caough. mark the shoe 80 as
to make it appcer smaller than ~itreally
is. That Is. il c shoc were al & he may
mark il Mt 2lC. 1t seems rather strange
that q shoe should sell more rapidly be
cause it Is marked wrongly. Uut u the
practice did Ratbring some definite fnan-
ciai return it would not. Ia all probability.
be pursued -Bosto1 Advertiser.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

NNNN"HNN ~ VIZ" "A"NNNN ~ ~"
just before the train going east left
liuiIalo a heavy get. red headed man
with q grip sack got into u dispute with
an engineer nj the door Of the baggage
room did not hear the first Of il. but
did hear the tat man say
'lf il wasn't right here Id lick you."
u wish you'd try it, replied the
other
I'm try It som cnonghl I'm going to
lay for you. oil fellowt'
And I'll lay for youl Mind. now.
what tell voul IN do you up before
you are many years plder!"
The train started ard rushed along for
fifty or sixty miles. and then something
gave way ON the nine md we came To-
a stop II was u oclack at night and
tlip brakeman who ran back fell into Il
ditch and broke his lpg and lantern at
the same Ten minutes later
an accommodation train came haoning
down upon us. Its engineer saw ths
danger IN time 90 slow mp. but the loco
motive Strucs the last car with force
enough Ga Hing il oil The rails and turn
Il across the track Onc Of The first pas.
sengers lo grt out was the red headed
man. and one Of the first men he saw
was the engineer whom he had QUAR-
relied with They looked az each other
Tor II few seconds. and then the traveller
put his thumb 10 his nose and snrerinS
" exclaimed
Oh you will do mo up.will you! Had
u nice little plan didn't you. but it
didn't work | expected you'd be- up IL
this. and | Tad the first berth at the
other end. say! Don't you feel rather
Hat2"-Detroit Free Press.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

Yesterday afternoon a Cottage Grove
e cable train WAS hailed at Twenty.
fifth street by two ladies. The train
stopped a man on the grip had turned
half arounl to converse with Il friend on
the seat bahil him. The two were uccu.
pying four seats. One OF the ladies whp
hailed the car tapped the forward manon
the arm and as,;cl if he woulI kindly sit
back with his fricnd and allow them to
occlpy hishouhlc seat. He could rot dc
otherwise. - hecomplied. bat hcrrunb.
led the wh.la a5oUt women invading tlr
smoking car when there was plenty Of
room for them ia the car behind. TIKI
lady who had asked the favor overheard
the cultural remlrss. but she said moth
ilg Prcttys1on she turned on the Wan
who had made the quiet objections.
There was Il cigarette between her lips.
"V,il you kindly give me u light?' She
as'iel. as she reached out her little hand
for his cigar lie gaaad 1T her in amaze.
meat. but he handed over his torch. The
lady TOOK Il light and passed the cigar
bee with thanks. Then she gave her
friend a Il int. The rude oLiector wilted
10 viii never again claim that the smok.
css B,ats are sacred 20 the men. The lady
- Question Laccked him cGt.-ChicaS,
Herald
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

80 &D@D q
crs OF 10. sage'c Cnfnr .or
ioeur-3l- CO. q CatTri = tn IIl,id.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28
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WHY?
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J. T. TrgWbrldEu Edg9r sAltus
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1e-lG2 Monroe Street. Chicago.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28
BRANDS.

TINS liberal intends to make a spe-
cialty Of the stock interests Of this portion
of New Mexico and the surrounding conn
try.
It will be in the hands Of and read by
must of the stockmeu and cowboys in this
portion Of the territory.
As stock is liable to stray it Is desirable
for owners to have their brands widely
known, so that stray stock can be recog
lzea and owners notified.
In order to have brands widely known
they must be we'll advertised.
THE IGBRRAL will advertise stock
brands at the following rates:
One brand on cut one year.........,.sl2
Each additional brand Cd cut. same
owner 8
Each additional brand in print straight
letters and igures) MINIMUM. 2
Each additional brand, character. bar
or connected letter requiring an en-
graved block Observation-Disclosures. 3
Each brand giving location Of brand
on animal, or ear marks or both 49,, B
All descriptive matter in addition to
name OF company, address, range and
brands charged extra.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

The Circulation Of the CHR0N-
ICLE Is equal to that Of ALL
THE OTHER San francisco
Morning Papers combined.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

only : fcv months m these romping. rosy
checked lass's wore pnny dclicntc.p nln. Sicily
girls. ny the aid Of DR.. Plcrce's world-fanTsi
Favorits. Prescription, they hnvo blossom Ia
ont inrn beautiful, plump, hale, hearty, ctrol 8
younr irOnlrn.
"%Favori1' Prescription Ia nm invigoratinr,
restorative toaic and as a regulator and pro-
moter OF functional action az that critical
period Of change from %girliood to woman
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~ its composition and perfectly hnrnilcss IA
any condition OF the eystcra. j. impesf3
efr7irth TO tho whole Evetcm. I,r rvef
Nu.tcc, wofli-Otit " ril-dOYn." dotili.-a.
acher9, millinTrS. dnCsslulAcis. rcaaastr ssCf.
"shop--trls,' h0uSckacpcra. nuraing mo, acre.
nnd feeble women gcnrlully. Dr. pisrcc's
f~aYorito Prescription vs. tho greatest earthly
noon, beng %linoqilalcd 81 an arpctizing cor
dili. ana restorative tour. II is the only
medicine Tor women 6old nv drrgrists. under
q positive guarantee from tho manufacturers
that II VIII Elyc GatistartiOu IN ovrry case.
on money VIII 10 refunded. Tins niarantcr
has been faithfully carried oGt fUr Taly stcrl
Copyright. 1854 ~ wor.o's nis. Aira. Gss'N
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28
L


Double daily lire Of Pullma Palace sleep
ing cara to st. Loui; via
THE IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
See that your tickets read via Toxas s. Pa
ciic Railway. For maps, time tables. ticket
rates and all required Information call N
Il L sARGBE~. General Agent, Ell Paso,
Texas,
H. c. ARCHER, TrGveling Passenger Agent,
Dallas, Tcxas.
p. W. MCCULLOUGH, seneral Passenger
and Ticket Agent. Dallas.
I%O. A. GRANT. General Manscer.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28
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A daily newspaper now
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28
NORTHEAST lies Gell Bin.
QOUTH d US are s%hakspoaFe ana Fyrnnld.
SoUTHwEsr is edylOrsvlso.

NoRrHwRsr are Carlisle and Rast Camp
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

Mrs- } L. Fzrws.l - rsszrlsa fsem
Cb2ago-
ass Na4 weang hAs rsssFnsa -
l4eksoo-
W4laeg Mesa = new vlth Spnag s
CGm l4Ey.
Ass L.zz.e B. crstes lsvss-s.ag tFssnas
n DslEo.t.
eeAs- r sl<a = se4psessd aeuls from
Germany lotay.
Mrs.. l. :. Grs~ola. Of Bsg Rspiass >
waiting IEleu4s Ia Eals clty.
81 ~ Berkey. u h4aszs, : ths guest
0f Ar. and Mrs. Caas "A. Berkey-
Ars. J. Asrumes R4tAhons. of Car
e2go, = visiting Mss HATTIE Waite.
Ars. Matte Matthews. of Al52, . vs.
ltiaE neF eousla, Mrs G. A. AelnsyFe.
A. B. Turner aad .. r WsFmlsy ex-
h.blt ne catch ~ tsh from thslf
reesEE sxeuEsl0a-
Mrs. Graves. wife OF Rev. Or. ;.
t'fases. VI Atlanta, Ga, Is visiting
friends n thls city.
q. y johnson, chief engineer Of the
r. X 4 l., went As faf as togt Wayne
with the Pennsylvania people.
ATs. Peter Hefbert. of Joliet, H., 5
visiting Mrs. NJ. Ia BouFslsF, Of 81
ihird-ave., for t00 or three weeks.
Fred &. Bi0unt. secretary and treas
uFer OF tie Lone star salt Co, OF Dsl-
ias, Tex, IS Visiting old friends n thls
city.
". :. Wood, Frank Aloerts and II. j.
/ H0yt. all leading lights IN Anskegon''
eoomng enterprises, were IN THIS city
yesterday.
DAVID +. Uhi, son Of Mayor Uhl, ha'
Just returned from New York City
where he has been visiting during the
past twO weeks.
Rev W. j. Russell started yesterday
morning for Des Moines, Iowa, 10 al
tend the National Convention OF Dis
cples. which convenes IN that city thl:
week. He viii return Saturday.
Mrs. c. +. ROmig, of 5lS South Iona
St, and Mrs. Gustie Livingston, OF
Janesville, Wisconsin, spent the week
very pleasantly at Petoskey and Har.
Dor Springs. They returned Saturday
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

tzton. Hs hxs served hs visgs s.
pFSs. eeet tuo teraas, = aezstn eHhovf O
as assfaet. z14 EaSelt<r ~ t.ls EssG-
ssoa eoAf4 for tass olstst. liz $ en-
x 2S4se s. Set 40 taen tSks = sksn
fors4rt. Sa1 a@A * Soa1ls4 81 s1eI-
gets a2n.
1a.ere a. IaAny substantial fsrnasEs
- lelnlEE C2s,.sly =. Anlops these -
~. wa8TA relss.
Mo ouns zae operates large fxfn
hsH ale south Il loNn lie a az
prsSsat gettnk is Little fancy ssock.
having tAres nlaes il2Nl the Kentucky
a0Fse, s.SAiat Maurice oNuea ~ DR.
Malsoslas. thAs are Feg.steEe1 oFea and
glYS Sooa pIela.se. NJ. Twlss l. Aa en-
IsrpFlsng fArRlrr. makES money cal oi
hls loe acre los, aud quite hustler.
"A. A. r. cLAKK
Has recently opened I'D a fne ar ga
isFy ard wi 3eaafy himself wlso tie
village. lie comes wei nttea eat tof
his lne Of business. haviag bad eonssa-
cradle sxDsFleace. and vii make \ gooa
sddlgln 10 CAsn0yla' : bus. ness lntefts
The meal market business Is N charge
Of
o. D. BLANCHARD,
Who, by the Nay, Il husuing, lively
Casanova enthusiast. Mr.. Blanchard
has followed las present business Tor
the pasg number Of years ard e getting
rich. AT least, / guess ne %. Ne moer
Ot the council snd Que OF the boys.
One OF tie notabllnies OF Casanova Is
their large hotel. owned by
Ma. DRILL ToPFFN.
The hotel Is large taTee story build
ing, a credit 20 the town. All IA al,
Casn0yia ls great little town, liable 10
be much larger, bot the probability Is
il will never touch Grand Rapids n
SIZE, bat still and in al = large place.
SHELLEY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
SPECIMENS ON sPINNERs.
The MiddIesboroagh Advertising Car
Now at the Union.

The Middlesboroagh Advertising Car
Now at the Onion.
Middlesborough, KY, now town of
5000 inhabitants, whose site SIX months
ago, had not yet been surveyed or ven
tured into by living man, is Just now
making itself heard in the blooming"
line. A parlor car, known as "Mlddles-
borough's Exhibition Palace" came in
last night on the Michigan Central, and
Is open for the inspection OF visitors all
day today, leaving tonight at a late
hour.
This car is model Of curiosity and
luxurlousness. Ii is under the super
vision of c. w. Grocer, a practical min
ing and civil engineer, a very pleasant
gentleman, and contains specimens OF
woods. clays, minerals, Goals, cokes,
etc, besides beng veritable art gal
lery; views, IN photographs and etch-
ings, fairly covering all available space.
These pictures show the appearance Of
the town in It's various stages of growth,
and all other interesting views of the
surrounding country. Thousands of
dollars have been spent upon this en-
terprise, and it is we'll worth seeing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
81 FEAR NO ILL"
The Song and the Circumstances Did Not
Well Agree

The Song and the Circumstances Did Not
Well Agree.
Sunday evening while the quartet
choir of the Fountain-st Baptist church
was singing divinely, and Andy Fyfe,
the basso, was rolling out in his rich
sonorous voice, 81 fe-er no i'll, While
Thou art near" another scene was
being enacted in the sanctuary. II
Andy conld have looked behind the
organ at that moment, be would hav
seen . long-legged rascal coollv remove
his own dIlapIdated ragbag OK an over
coat and substitute 1t for very hand
some one that Andy had hung upon the
nail little while before.
Ii he had seen him Mr.. Fyfe might
have altered ms words If he didn't the
tune. The fellow was seen by some
people who were setting in the base
ment but they did not suspect anything.
Mr.. Fyte has a good description of him
and when he finds him ne will make
hrm sweat IN proportion as he himself
shiyered while gong home with his
best girl on Sunday night.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

- c-at@e = kfa4k-s-f, L0EI "a A11e 8.lelA
&e4ssa 1efs11s1 sas eo1uias4 ssssalifoas =
zazes .4i4 of.ln. Illz1-sri1s = a1iPs - -
aae ka4 1ixatas as 1ars lsa.is as f.-laa.--s
ssaal, Easialt a2PeC.s assry n---a - -
- ATTY azi FRA as0rssliy so,a-siest
I5lI~ Dean * IQaa P-liircs clzrraa, ceieo<~Sed
1isa 2x2tor s4d -. eaEl i3s3
lazl k4lsls u Bs.ls e'e1 Teterz-s ests-seG
1sd 5Su. iAkeF k.h@a ae4E Leessslrx Va.
l1nl1rsis lrg&UeL
ISL sutoa rest,rsd - t1s Calsese.
ls6s- treaty ~ Fezoo Ssaei bes~eea fsHassaa snd
-aEa1y
isS-9lF Hi1lans Aznstroa<s 40 ton sl-l fsf
La-F tied sUsee1-uiy zt spezzia. 40
p,slaas snss aas 10 posfn4s powder
ISL III n Ss.alsy arrival a1 Gaze fo<n after
Surveying Victoria = Syalza TOR Hs~ forA
Hsrl-a 1ad Loaa1a IeEa4taF1.
ifs8- IL L1aiion Cagt AlFhs llsia dl.si. lEsd IS.
Iaee- Dr. Philips E4covt. ceeora1ed sarseoa.
1lsd as Tari2
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

Special 70 the TELEsRAa hEEkLDs
ADA. Mich, oct. 2o.-The Democrats
OF Ada had big time IN the rink last
night. l.. Barnes called the meeting 10
order which was composed of all parties
TO the number of about 200, all told,
and introduced Peter Doran as the
next State Senator. lie threw mud at
his opponent and repeated his Cedar
SPRING. talk. Then the Little Giant"
was introduced NJ III. Ford. lie took
up the Mckinley bill and condemned Il
IN toto and longed for the good old
DAYS of free trade from 1910 10 1860,
aud claimed that but for the Mckinley
DILL we farmers would receive $l.25 for
wheat, and that the farmers were all
gong 10 the poor house. The two
speeches have had their influence al
ready, for a number of doubtful voters
are no longer IN doubt, but will vote
the Republican ticket.--John
Headley is on the SICK list and Is IN a
critical condition, yet hopes are enter.
tanned of his recovery.-Rev. w. +.
Wilcox has finished his engagement
with theCongregationsl Church here but
can not move TO his new field on ac-
count OF sickness in his family.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
Are You Always SIesY2


DO you set mp nightss
Caa you control your
urins
Is there pain in your back:
Or nervous proStrations
Ever had rheuEnatisGns
l. stomach weak?
10 y0u feel Worn outs
Il there n sense eft gone
nesss
Pains in back of heade
Are you dreadful nersooss
Not enough or too much
urines
Does liz hurt To urinate:
Does it smart or burn?
Is there weight or pres
sure in lower part of abdo-
men2
Does your urine settler
Brickdust or cloudy de-
posits?
How long this way?
Married or singie?
About what age
Then write TO or call on
DIR. ;. Clay Todd. <3 Mon
roe-st.. room 4, lmmen blk,
Grand Rapids. Mich. lie is
the famous Specialist Ply
sician who is curing all
these dreadful complaints.
There il hardly "A town or
city or neighb0rh0od in the
United States, bat can boast
of some former sufferer who
has been restored TO per-
feet health and manhood or
womanhood by DIR. >. Clay
Todd in the last % years.
lie sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

They do it in Allegan county just al
they do it in Kent county, and sock j
to men who have not learned the diff
ference between girls and women. Th'
sheriff of Allegan county came TO TIM
city last night and recured Herbert
Patterson, wanted in that county fol
intimacy with a girl of IL years. Thu
means rape, and rape means the penn
tentiarY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

A serious aCcldent occurred at Nus
keg0n saturday by which q. 3. Kings-
bury was h@dly hurt between two elee-
tric csrs. Mr kingsbury + vel snosn
IN Grand Rspiss. Re vas tae snperin-
tendent II tas MusSegon E.sCtr'e
Iigat conluany. His INJURIES are
shockingly pslnfui, though nos neces
ssrily fatal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

B0ER-At ths acme "a his Dsrents IA La
crave ST. fenrF. soa ~ Rev and MS "a. =.
E1er agrd - years aid j. days
Funeral Gom fourth ChrstiaR Reformed
Chlreh on Lasrzte-st. Wednesday,. ocE. -.
lioe. al 2 p. "a kyeninE papers please copg.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
SUPREME COURT.
The Printed Decision Reviewed on TIT
New Election Law

The Printed Decision Reviewed on the
New Election Law
Printed copies Of the recent decision
Of the supreme Court, relative to the
dark points of the new Election law,
are now in the hands of the county
clerk. An opinion of the Attorney
General Is appended. TIE salient fca-
lures ot the law arc sustained i'm these
Opiu ous. and the only modification Of
the .'st'g ii the law 60 which "work-
ers" haze looked with interest is that
which relstes to the distance from the
polls which they must maintain. They
can stand outside the rails and do all
the elsctOnecrlnE they may choose 10
do. Tickets may be peddlcd outside
the ratings. provided the voter 20 INTO
the booth where he may make such
changes secretly as he may desire 70
make.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
From Palestine.

Secretary l.. A. Rogers, Of Grand
River Lodge No. "a, F. & A. NJ, has
received q letter from F. n. Sweeney,
of Palestine lodge, in Detroit, saying
that the invitation extended by the
first named body had been accepted, 4,
and that they would visit here on No
yemher -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

The true status Of the big street rail
way deal has come TO light The old
company sells to the cable company
1000 shares IF stock at ga cents or the
dollar, a tOtsi Of s258.0o0. the cable
company 90 also assume the old CON-
psny's bonded Indebtedness 'of $500
0oo- Most Creditahle arrangements
have been made. and the smaller stock
holders ~ the cid company will receive
the same price for their stock "a 80 tne
bigger fish. The delivery " be made
oCt. =. Today Mcssrs. Msther and
Hayes, Of the Old company and J. J. T.
o. Dell, of Chicago. OF the cable c0mps-
ny VII meet ia conference.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

Every Tuesday afternoon and even
ing tn 9 p. m. and Friday forenoon
reserved exclusively for ladies. | re-
move corns. buui0ns, ingrowing nails
and warts for men, women and child
rem at the hath house, corner Monroe
and Ionia-sts. n. :. LABoURsLIER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

WAsaIssros. ozf zl-FoF Loser
and Upper Mea ga FAsr weasoer.
preceded - snoseEs ia sxIsne soata-
east poEroa q Loser Aleag4a yaris-
BE z.aas sllsnf.y warmer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

For burns. scalds, bruises and a.
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grand household remedy IS Dr.. Thomas
Eclsctrc OIl. BE sure you get toe
genuine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
Contagious Diseases.

Hattie Ohl, 3 years, 70 Colfax-st., ty-
phoid fever.
Florence Emmer, 3 years, Sc Broad
wav-st., scarlet fever.
Fitzgerald, 353 South Ionia-st., scarlet
fever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

The "Three j. Club will give ball
Thursday evening at Company KS
ArmOry, 81 PeaT-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
Inrlish nnth. for Ladie..

Ladies' underwear at Voigt, Herpol-
sheinlcr K Co.'S
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
Here's Dance. Tonight.

The "Three J" Club VIII give ball
tonight at Rlpguets Hall, on South
DlvIsiOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

White Blankets from the cheapest to
the finest in the market at Noigt, Her
polsheimer & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
Burial Permits.

Jessie NJ. Loomis, 3 months, 5l4 South
Ionia-st., cholera infantum.
Martin Modcheng, As years, Paris
township, progressive paralysis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

The celebraied 5-A Horse Blankets
for sale at No'gt, Herpolsheimer 4
Coz
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

Remember The dancing school and
dance this evening a. Company n =
ArmoTv 60 PczTl-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

Reg strat0n davs. October so-31 and
November I You can't vote t6s fsl
gnless y0u re-regsts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
Lily white Fiour

Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

Registration days, October 90-31 and
November /. You can't vote this fall
unless you re-registeT.