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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
Something Worth Remen
bering.

A few days ago l was standing by
an American gentleman when | exs
pressed q wish to know which point
was North. I asked him Whs,her he
bad a compass attached TO bis watch.
'All watches said be, 'are compAsses'
Then 10 explained to me how il was.
Point ne hour hand 10 ne san. and me
Souh Is s1acliy hait 1odg betveen tie
hour and Me figure XII on he ,0utch.
For instance, suppose /. is four
o'clock. Point the hand indicating
four 20 the sun, and III on the watch
is exactly Sou b. Suppose It is eight
o'clock, point the hand indicating
eight TO the sun, aud the figure X on
the watch Is due South. Ny Ameri.
can friend ives quite surprised that l
did not know THE. Thinking posi-,
bly, that ! was ignorant Of a thing
that every one else knew, and hap.
penir < to meet Mr. Stanley I asked
that eDinent traveller whether he was
aware Of this simple mode Of discov'
ering the points of the compass lie
said that be had never heard Of IL.
presume therefore that { world Il
~ the same state Of ignorance =
London TrUH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31

We've heard OF woman who said
she'd walk Eve miles to get bottle Of
DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription ie
she couldn't get IL without. Thst
woman had tried IL. And it's medi-
cine which makes itself felt in tonlD0
up the system and correcting iTegu-
larities as soon as its use is begun.
Go to your drug store, pay doIlar.get
a bottle AMI try it--try a second, q
third IL necessary. Before the third
ones been taken you'll know that
there remedy TO help you. THEN
you'll keep on and curo'Il come. But
IL you shouldn't feel the help, shoulI
be disappointed Ia the results you'll
find a guarantee printed on the bottle.
wrapper tharil get your money back
for you.
How many women are there who'd
rather have the money than health
And 'Fayorite Prescription produces
health. Wonder Is that there's a
woman willing 10 suffer when there's
a guaranteed remedy in the nearest
drug stose.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
MAIN LINE, SUMNER
Schedule in effect May IL, 1890.
EAST ROUND

Train No. $50 connects with No. ] 3 and
$50 and 65l connects with No. Ia Trains
500 and 553 connect with No. 8 and 10 AZ
J. 7. GoLDsBORo, Agent
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31

The other DAY couple OF little
girls came 70 aphysic'an's Office to be
vaccinaiei Oae of them undertook
20 speak Tor tbe other, and explsin
ed +: ID ctor. this Is ny sister. She
is TOO young 70 know her right Az,
from her lefh 20 mamma washed bolt
OF them.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
Farmers, Attention!

hURlNG the coming season we will ban .
~ die and keep constantly on hand
STANDARD FERTILIZERS
OF the beat grades, which we will cell at such
prices as to defy competition. We mean
what We say. Give ns trial order, and ,
onVinced. Repeatedly,
HARM Err 6 HOUSER,
Aug 10. Romney w. Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
"a SURPRISE PARTY

"a SURPRISE PARTY"
Every enc surprised at the hand.
some and large assor' ment Of Toys.
Candias, Nuts, Fruits and other Hol-
iday Goods too numerous to msufion.
Grand opening every day and large
crowds. ALSO fine Cigars and To.
baccoes. Call early before they are
all sold as they are gong fast. Don't
forget the place, No. as, Baltimore
Street, Cumberland. Md.
j. E CARSON.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31

South BRA nch I1aiIroa pad
TINE ia BILE
Trains leave and arrive at Romney, as fol-
lows
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
in effect May IL. 1890
NORTH BOUND.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
Byrne VS. Wells.
To the Editor of the TELEGRAN-HERAtD.

To the Editor Of the TELEGRAN-iIERALp.
| notice an article in your issue of
the oath INST. which Is so absolutely
false and misleading that l desire
a correction. Arthur Byrne, OF
Grattan, has not commenced a suit
against me, nor has he authorized one
Peter Doran TO begin suit, who, as the
records snow, Is properly the complain
ant IN the case. ! wish to say IN con-
nectlOn with this matter that tins suit
Is only one more Of n series OF mean
prosecutions. The facts are that Mr..
Byrne aty, and very properly
declined to bring this nc
ton, having been discharged as
assignee IN my assignment matter over
one year ago. Now the only way Mr..
Byrnc's name could be uscdin this con-
nectOuis by the fact that the HszletIne
& Perkins Drug Co. furnished a bond
Indemtying Byrne, and the court 10y an
order allowing Peter % usc ms ByTne 81
name.
This whole matter . only n scheme
on the part OF DOran to see If by any
means he can induce Mrs. Meeks 70
turn over the few dollars she re-
Ceived from her hrCt1cr's estate 10 stop
these prosecutions or cause her 20 %
the same thing, feeing lawyers and
courts.
\. WEEKS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
FOR STATE TREASURER.
Another Boom for the Hon. Daniel We

Another Boom for the Hon. Daniel Nc
Coy.
From the st. Clair Republican:
The Republican, noted some weeks
since, and with much satisfaction, the
fact that Hon. Daniel Mccoy, of Grand
Rapids, Republican widely known
throughout the State 10y virtue OF his
sterling worth, was q candidate for the
nomination as State Treasurer at the
forthc coming Republican State cOnyen-
ton. There ba: been a prospect CT
division of the delegation from the
Fifth Congressional district IN general
and the city of Grand Rapids IN partic-
ular, il that a candidate for Governor
was also named from Grand Rapids, 1t
beng of course impossible that that
city could claim the honor Of furnish
ing two prominent candidates on the
ticket. 1t Is therefore gratifying 10 be
able TO note that the Republicans of
that section are now unit IN their
support of the candidacy Of Mr.. Mccoy
and that he Will come tOthe convention
with the solid support Of the Republl-
cans Of the Fifth district. Mr. Mccoy
although the fact has been named il
will bear repetition-is a Republican
whom his party everywhere can safely
honor, but there Is no necessity of this
being taken as beng deTogatory TO the
good name o(J ny other candidate. II
the decision " the State convention
shall place Mr.. Mccoy in nomination II
will be perfectly safe TO assure the Re
publiCans of the State that their con-
ventlon has done a good work.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
A FRIEND TO THE BIRDS.
fAs ersslsy - Hoss taeitss csssiaeE.hl'
IA&iE a2tisu-


y tas Eassor g uhs 1E-zseAs HEkAI1.
Yesterday 81 tie meeting of the
ladies' L.tersry Club Sas related %
one Of rs members. a touching story
taAl makes mAakEd ashamed of them
selves.
A robin that has foT several yezrs
made us nesl and fearedhts y0uag near
the hoDle II lie lay HAo to-4 t4s
stoTy has returned tne present season
Ala = I2lslag another b4o<sl-
But so4e ulsCTeA1t 10y has recently
SHOT OF both legs 81 thls roam B0t
ule 10 ner instincts she continues ln
thls crippled condition g. gather aDo
hrng T. the nest ana feed the nesfhngs.
Such vandalism Is shame and ais
grace O. tue city. IL = 10 uncommon
sighI on SATURDAYS - see squads ot four
oT I've boKs, guns IA hand, sgI0Ang
about tie streels and PARKS OF the city
ostensb.y 10 shoot spaTr0Ns, bug ~
Tact, making Wal, IA many cases, on
every bird Ihey see, and tue humane
people turn T. gbe Common Council
and ask that boys WIKI guns De prOhib-
tied roaming around, ana thus stop
these OutIages on our te2thered song
sterS
One thing at least may be done, and
that's, each occupant on owner OF any
premises can order OF any boy wlth gun
II hand.
The case Of this poor robin has
aroused ali the latent ID IN me, and !
hereby give notice 10 any boy with =
gun, no matter who or what his pur-
pose, # order hm away and he does
not 90 promptly, I'll cOwhide him.
I'm aware that most boys are too hu-
name 10 shoot any OF our song birds,
and, too, know that some don't care
but, then, there Is no need OF shooting
any OF our birds, therefore, let them
alOne-the world Is wide enough for Us
all.
The birds have been 30 generally well
treated IN our city, that any day one
can 90 out and see or hear, along the
streets and IN the parks, nearly all the
natives OF this latitude; but the miser-
able law paying bounties for killing
spaTOws has sort O. gwen license tc
vicious boys to war on other birds.
A FRIEND OF ALL THE BIRDS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
COURT RECORDS.

PRoBATE-Judge Perkins-Estate Of
Maria BarrOws. deceased; will and petl-
ton for probate filed; hearing June %.
Estate of Edwin /. BroOkiield,
deceased; will admitted to probate
Carrie W. Executrix. Estate OF Joseph
s. Large, deceased; Will admitted 10
prOpa te; letters testamentary issued TO
James II. Mckee. Estate of Don NJ.
Krum, deceased; /; Patrick Kelley appoin-
ted administrator. Estate of Foster
I Tucker, deceased, order closing estate
against claims. Estate OF Sarah NJ.
HOvey, deceased; inventory filed.
KENT CIBCUIT-Judge GTove.-The
People of the State OF Michigan upon
the relation of Frank J. Cook vs.. vii
liam Risk, information IN the nature
OF quo warranto; judgment OF custer
in favor of relator with actual disburse-
ments, and attorney fee. SIS, to be
taxed. Charles +. Rood vs. Andrew J .
/ Provln ct al, cnanccry; order TO show
uel r. Miller vs.. Benjamin +.
new trial argued and submitted
I Judge Burch.-Josiah W Sherwood VS..
I Catherine Fink, assumpslt; motion that
plaintiff file security for costs OF so
/ within thirty days, and that defendant
/ file within thirty days a new appeal
bond. Alexander Matheson vs.. Austin
I Richardson, tIeSpass on the case; on
I trial.
SrPERroH-H T. A. Burlngame,
/ Judge e-Adolph Leitelt vs.. William
/ ShackletOn, assumpslt; default Of
/ plaintiff set ASIDE, and order 70 show
/ cause as against i. !. O'Brien denied
/ and order to show cause issued against
/ Wm. Shsckieton Isaac T. Matthew
I son VS. Charles Prange. trespass on the
/ case: ordered that an proceedings be
stayed for sixty dsvs upon fling Of a
bond lu the Sum Cf 5000 to be approved
. ly tho court. Rhods r. Woodnan vs.
/ NdGiCOmh Furniture Co. tfespass on
I toe case. ordered taat plaintiff file a
/ bond l0r costs ln the sum 0f 800 r.thIn
/ thirty DAYS. Christian ~. Bai-ch vs.
/ Ibe city of Grand Rspds. ln Chaucery
/ nearrE postponed. The PeOuIs vs.
john Fraurs and Frank Carter. a.
tempt go commit larceny. waIved read
lnC II information and pleadeI rot
+ guilty PRO form8 The Pco-le vs
i Br0Ckoy CUNT and Harry E~rn. lar
ceuv. arraI sned and both pleaded not
I 81 ltv. William y. Hemh.rv re Mich
ael ennis, 10 chaucerv. tnlrtv dars ~
/ d-o1al tme granted defendant tr
T make caso. E1stsu Van Rrrer So
f Powers & Wa|se Casket Comnanv
tresFass ~ the case. tral a. dl0arue1
( until June 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
WHAT IS UP?
Are We TO Have an Exodus of our Hol-
land Citizens?

The Ia Cygne, Kan, Journal says:
II. W. Cooper arrived home Sunday
from an extended trip through Indit
ana, Illinois and Michigan. He was ac-
companied here by A. j. Dyk, of Grand
Rapids. Mich, the latter having accept.
ed MS invitation TO come and look over
the advantages and resources of La
Cygne and vicinity for a large number
of HOllanderS who are seeking Il better
location. Mr.. Dyk has spent several
days looking over the farms of
Lincoln township lin which La
Cygne is located, and after hav-
carefully investigated the situa-
ton from all points Of view,
expresses himself well pleased
with tins section. The soil, he says. is
ike that his people are familiar with
in the "Old Country" while the trees
and the general contour of the coun-
try, with the exception of the ridges,
remind HIM very much of Holland.
He thinks the soil about La Cygne
would prove satisfactory to his people,
and give them much better homes
than they now have, but was very
guarded in his conversation as to what
he thought would be the result of his
visit, as he did not feel authorized to
make promises.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
TaE ELECIRE RAILWAY.
ne Wires 70 De Strung n Few
Days.
Fhs Gr4ds Se2riy xtsnsisS
IasgF0s saaeass - be blade Al ArSa1a
Ehe ENo Lazes

Dc expeets1 tl-aL TIE slsctE -c l4n q
tie Daft electric r4llsay system wo0id
arriye today, snd th4t TIE work oi
setting Iae poles and stI.og.ug the
xlres fof the Reeds Lake electric raj
way would beg "a a. once. A telegram
received last night makes e appear
th&t the WoTk ali nOl begin for day
Or tW0 yet The boilers for ia e power
house are or thelT NAY % me axe, and
tne contract has been lea Tor setting
them IN place.
A IELE6RAN-i -iiERALD reporter asked
President Messelus yesterday how the
TOad was getting along. Nicely,
szid be I'VE shall have the ears run
Ming by June is. l feet pretty lone
some today. We have had uO injuno-
ton served oT suit begun against Us for
twenty-fOur hours"
The company now proposes 70 lease
the grove between Hubers pavilion
and tue Fisk Lake channel for a picnle
ground and summer resort terminus
tor toe road.
Mr. John J Belknap drives ont % his
lake property now every pleasant day.
He sass that he will this season build
OF II a "a ,000 hotel, and improve the
grounds by filling and grading. In
case the building IS begun this summer
the railway company wall build q branch
road TO u from their present proposed
terminus.
Mr.. Henry K. Dickinson, who is inter
ested As the representative IN this city
OF Nj. Kinney, the Chicago man who
has purchased the old Lake house
property, mas Just returned from trip
10 Cincinnati, where he went 10 see
about the dredging of the Fisk lake
channel He got figures on dredge
and found parties willing 10 DO the
work for ., 900. Mr.. Kinney prefers 10
purchase a dredge. because he thinks II
can be used TO advantage at the lake all
through the season. He is now IN
Washington, but will be here u make
definite arrangements about hls prop
erty on June >.
The old Lake house has been re-
opened for the season, and II viii be
conducted as a temperance resort. The
grounds have been improved somewhat
also When the channel Is dredged
Fisk lake viii have a boat landing and
resort accommodations IN connection
with the hotel.
The outlet to Fisk lake has been
stopped with sliuce gate and the
water level Of the two lakes is about
two feet higher than at any time IN the
past two or three years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27

The Kabo corset. besides
being tough, so tough in its
bones that they can't be
broken or kinked or rolled
up C slipped or shifted, has
flexible loop cyelets, instead
Of metal ones which cut the
corset faces.
In no respect will the
Kabo corset fail in a year,
unless the steels break. No
way has yet been discovered
to make unbreakable corset
steels.
If the Kabo "bones" give
out in a year. 90 to the store
where you bought your corset
and get your money back
II, after wearing the kabo
two or three weeks, you don't
like it, take it back and get
your money.
There's a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
Cuc4so CoEfrI 90, Chicago and Nev rWE
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
HOW THEY WILL VOTE.
some Of the PeniusuIar Club Who VIII
Vote To Sell

some Of the PeniusuIar Club Who VIII
Vote To Sell.
There IS considerable difference Of
opinion IN regard to the sale of the
land belonging to the Peninsular Club.
but a majority of the members 1t is be-
Leved Will vote to sell.
Don J. Leathers SAID to the TELE-
MGRA-HERALD yesterda: al am de-
cidedly in favor Of selling the land and
using the money 10 pay debts or, better
still, build two additional stories
on the house. Then the lower
floor can be convertedin 10 two
good stores that would soon
rent for $1,000 each and TINS would
make an additional revenue for the
club. The three upper floors would
give Us all the room We will need, and
an elevator will make a convenient en-
trance. ID. III. Waters and Willard
Barnhart are IN favor Of selling the
ground, but few will strongly oppose
it
Il think Hon. T. d. Gilbert is in IA
vor Of selling, but | have not talked
with him on the subject"
Hon. julius Houseman favors the
selling Of tins property.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Cornelius Mahoney Falls Under a Loaded
Wagon and Is Killed.

Cornelius Mahoney Falls Under a Loaded
Wagon and Is Killed.
Yesterday, about o'clock, a fatal
accident occurred on Fulton.st., near
the G. L. & /. railroad crossing.
Cornelius Alahoney, laborer about
40 years OF age, was driving team with
a load of sand. In some way not ex-
planned, Mahoney slipped off the load
and fell under one OF the hind wheels.
and the weight of that end Of the load
passed directly over his body. He was
badly crushed, and was taken, suffer
ing great agony, in the patrol wagon to
the [. b. A. Home. 1t was a sIcken-
ing spectacle TO sec such a sufferer
lolted by such an ambulance as the
patrol wagon. He was attended at
the Home by Drs. c. A. Johnson and
Edie.
The man was so badly crushed that
there was little hopes Tor him from the
beginning. lie died last evening at
O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
Ar THE SOLDIERS HOME.
Ceremonies and Obseryaaees - Take
Place Memorial Day,

Ceremonies snd obseryances - Take
Place ga Memorial Day.
The exercises at the Soldiers Hone
for tie observance OF Memorial Day
wlll begin a. 30 p IN. The sons Of
Veterans have kindly volunteered - act
as urng party. AuG.AiR. Posts the
clty, Women Relief Corps, military
and citizens are cordially invited. The
procession Wll form on the campus, IN
'front.' 0t the Home, AT 2l5 p. m. and
proceed 10 the cemetery, where the fol-
loving ceremonies viii take place.
StTcwug flowers on soldiers graves.
Memorial services, by John A. Logan
Post, g.. A. T.
Grafton, Hon. Geo. ". Mcbride.
strewng flowers on monument.
saluung the dead.
Hymn, America"
BenedlCtI0n.
The North Park Railroad Will run
trans every fifteen minutes, connecting
with the streat cars az Sweetest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
NOW rs YOUR TIME.

Passenger Rates west Almost Down to
Zero.
The Detroit. Grand Haven & Nil
waukee and Toledo, saginaw q Muske-
C0n have issued a new western rate
sheet, which took effect yesterday.
Through tickets TO all points west and
northwest are being sold at astounding
lv low rates. Grand Rapids 10 Denver.
5000. 20 -. Paul and MineapoHs
$500. Duluth. 5000; Council Bluff.
and Kansas CITY, $3.50. These rate:
are for frst-C.ass passage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
PURELY PERSONAL.

Mrs. Mary Jane Avery, of ROchcst CT.
y. I.,ls spending a few days w.th her
sister, Mrs. $. ~. Crowe.l. go Ihird-st
Mrs J.. +. Enappen has been visiting
friends 3t Hastings.
Hugh Mcdowell, Of the Chicago Tn
bt.ae is in the ClfY. lie came over after
MS household goods
Mrs. +. G.. plrrezb. OF Kansas City, is
visiting frleuIs here.
It was Mss Eoulna nm who vas
surprised by her friends stFrdsy and
not Mss Ron IA kinn0n.
Mr.. and Mrs " r. Calkl1s are home
from a SIX months trip through the
the south and West
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27

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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27

Tie case q the People as4lnsI HaEl
AID Nha-el TIE baseball payers. vas
l-sEceed ot 10 J1sIlce " ssIfzl.'s C0lTt
yesleroay. Ils J-sGes vas 0f the opin-
l1n ta4t tle ground " the motion o.
q el4sa Eas wei- taken. and upon tae
el4-Al ttat tle com plant H4s sworn
o1t ~ 4 person H1o had TO personal
Ahsn ledge II lls 01slse caarge.1 Al1
tlAI 70 vas made upon tls statement
~ aDOt-sF p4rty. he G.snl ssed the case.
1sllce Westtali sad thar lad as not
Known the circumstances of tne ease
AlnselL be would have held TIE com-
Dla.nl good, but kn0s llg that the cCn-
Dlalalt had no personal knowledge
tIAE the respondents took part IN TIE
game, and that the complaint Has
ssorB out SIMPLY 0u information and
.ei, be was -n dOlbt a. 10 the legality
OF TIE complaint aud be would there
fore give tle gespOudents Ihe benefit OF
Tie DOUBT ana dismiss Lle case.
The OPINION VAS received with eyl-
Gent sat-sIACtou.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
TOWN TOPICS.

- ~ ~ 3 - ~-O-
The uver j. higher than 10 has been
before SINCE the log jam.
Remember the concert tonight for
the benefit Of the Emerson home
SPECIAL musical soiree az the Owash-
Lan0ug clubs parlors this evening.
North Couege-ave., since It's improve
ment. has become avery popular drive.
The Cable company has Just put In
1000 feet of new cable. % replace worn
cat piece.
The hgh school class Of 1890 mas
adopted ccrn color and blue as their
class c0iCfs-
The 5. i. Bennett Ice and Coal com
pany Is building coal and wood yards
on Nlnth-aye.
EK-Congressman VI. III. Ford has been
chosen o. deliver the Memorial Day ad-
dress 70 the city.
A new drinking fountain has been
erected 40 the northwest corner OF
Monument park.
The funeral Of f. K. Cole Will occur
from the residence on Lake-aye., near
East-st-, this afternoon.
John BRINK, janitor OF the police
building has a two weeks vacation
and goes % Ashland today.
Meeting of the directors Of the Ottawa
Beach association tonight 10 select a
manager for Hotel Ottawa.
The Oakdale planning mill, of which
j. NJ Craig Is proprietor, VIII COM
mence running about July {.
Judge Perkins yesterday appointed
Patrick Kelley administrator of the es-
tate OF Don NJ. krum. deceased.
The hearing was postponed IN the
chancerY case of G.. g.. BaIsch vs.. the
city, IN the superior court yesterday.
lCrcuit Court call today: Judge Grove
Civil jury cases, Nos. p, %. Al, 81.
Judge Burch-CIwl jury case, No. Is.
The laying Of water mains IN Fulton
50. cemetery . nearly completed and
the water Will be turned on IN few
days.
4 new set Of signs warning the public
% keep of the grass and stone cop
ing are displayed on the city hall
lawn.
p. J. DOornink has Just received an
importation OF books from the old
country, valued az $50. The duty was
s22.25.
In the matter Of the estate Of Joseph
:. Large, deceased, letters testamen-
tary We're issued 70 James II. Mckee, in
the probate court.
Farmers say that their corn ground
IS much too wet for planting, and some
begin to talk OF partial failure OF the
corn crop, it Is SO late.
Toe annual strawberry festival of the
Westminster Presbyterian church Will
be neld IN the church parlors on Thurs
day evening Of this week.
The trial Of Bastiau Van Buren's siit
against the Powers Il Walker Caskot
Company, in the superior court, has
been postponed I'll June II.
The trcspass case of Alex. Natheson
VS. Austin Richardson. is suIl on trial
10 Judge Burch's court. The trial vii,
probably lot be concluded until We'd
nesday.
In tho su.t ~ R1oda Z. WOOdman IS.
the Wddicomb Company, IN the super
lor court. yesterday. the plaintiff was
ordered 90 h.e \ bond Tor costs IN the
sam Ct sl0u.
o.. A.. q. Posts, ". r. Corps. sons Of
veterans md scn00. children arc iuvit-
ed o. attend Memorial ohscrvances at
the soldiers Home no go next Satur-
day afternoon.
Although tle river is over les banks
above tnc Sold -r,' Home. the ComstocL
property. which s. proposed for tair
.ra.ul ls as tFy 1- any land IS after
sl-. ..trv r1-f
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27

Tie Prohibition county conference
meets no II O'Clock this morning in
Good Temp ars' Han, In the McNnilen
block. Albert Dodge. Che state chair
man Wi. he present srd the conference
Is called chiefly ID lay ont the work for
che fall ca1V7 g1 FrChl htC1' SIS
from 81 over t1e city and county are
expected % he present.