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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30
FIR this section continued cool and fresh wet
e,1v winds and fair weather.
Mr.. wHEAr's Cross BILL FOR DIVORCES

Ng WHEAT's CROSS BILL FOR DIVORCES.
Milton N. Wheat, by Col. Charles MAi-
sasl aud Col. Henry D Loney, bis attor-
news, ir Baltimore, yes erday lied crt IS IS
Mi for divorce from his wife, Annie Thomas 1
Waeat, who some time ago hled Din iii Ill
divorce against bei husband. Inc ofoss sn u,t,
y eyes that the wife is not entitieTT H. ~ mar.
relisf as prayed for in Der oiI'. ,oa iI 1857 ia
rage, ia Louisville Ky, Ia sI ioest ioer' in
adaiSted, and their res9 9eoe onS that the
PaItimors until Dec. 20 1850, anu 'S dan ote
fs5 ga F Mag end Louisa Thomas o M
5T 70, hin them goes on to recite I1as III
1oe OH snnoorted his wife 10 great luxury,
scr, the wife indulged laVlably IN oo nd
hnu s OF ~ life and clothing; that on Dec; Zo
i ISf;' ejth iunds provided by her brother,
iIrs wheat, Without good csuse and against
f9,. sishea Of her husband, lett her nome,
nd tonk Der two children with her, ana
sEst this constituted abandonment Tue
nm a.ks for tn custody of the children.
NJ. W6ea- is 81 present residing with her
+. :,er. MIR. Thomas, in Louisville. Ky Sne
a her bill for divorce about five weeks
AGO Mr.. Wheat ia natiVe OF this city ana
M. formerly a merchant 10 Baltimore, ouS
hrs not been in Rus Mesa for some gears.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

There is much 10 good blood but If born
Of bad blood. "a. B O. Alternative" is the
only remedy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

54o 4O> or fgnt. See WAR" Robertson,
advertisements in this psner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

TIE healthy people you meet have healthy
livsrs. They take Simmons Liver Regula-
tor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

CARrsa's CANVASS -Magnus L. Robln-
son, ousi,mao of toe Colored C.tz rs Pro
feo5tve Lsasus, returned this morning from
/ uaa county, where he has bean in thu
int rest ofthe republican candidate, Wp. a
Csrter, ooorsc. H. states thai he "es pre-
.eor at conference of colorsd republicans
ot Louise G T., yesterday and that from oil
;ndicztious Carter would receive big vote
snd that B. F Chisholm, toe most prcmin
IN, en1 Influential republican, was one of
Ma most actlve supporters. At Gordons
y,Ile hs talked with colored republicans and
,9ev raid they never took any stock in in
asaenGeots, and would stick to Carter. At
0.suce Re talked with I. J Taylor, who
vas enthusiastic fer Carter and said his club
M 10 would vote Tor rim, but hat there are
men trs ing to make then believe that there
are hnt two candidates 10 the fsld and that
Mr. Hume was the republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

PUTTING IN THE "Y."-A gang OF nanos
nrder charge OF track superintenaent Nj.
Lyocd. ere bu7iy engaged IN putting cow w.
"a Ito in this town. to be used for tuning
the eaElno OF the new train, which will shorty
he pas on TIE road. The trim, which is for the
s1arill benefit of mechanics and lsbore[s VIII, we
nnjerstsnd leave Washington about o:5o IN the
evening and run to Lee3bnrg, leaving here In the
morning for Washington at an nonr esri re ehouEu
IN re.cb that city before seven o'clock Inc trsia
Vii be ,un on quick schedule and will furnish
the very opportunity often wished for by which
No VINO work ten hours a day in tho city eau
nave their homes in the country. As we are IN
formed the trsck for the Y is under orders 10 %
,iebed nv November 2i IL will prob bly, not DO
long before the train is running. -Leesburg Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

Handy for travellers is Simmons Liver
Regulator 10 powder. II can be carried In
the pocket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

To feel bright and cheerful attend 10
your stomach. Take Simmons LIVER Regu-
intrr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

POLICE RsPoaT Last night was clear
and cool win no prisoners and hVe io'g-
ers at tie station mouse.
Ins,ioe NAV presided at the Maynr's Of
fec to-day and disposed of the following
cases:
A young man charged with an assault on
Wiu. NsuddetsoD, colored, was put unGef
bond to keep the peace, as was 81 the
comriainert.
Geo. Preston, ooiored, charged with dis
tn biug the Feace at political meeting last
Monday night, was dismissed.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
:, oxrou, vi,, he HaIlog cen.

r are was quite heavy frost last night.
n,- = n. Kepper aud bride have re-
turue,! Iren soeir wedding trip through The
Nortt.
Tho @. & O. Canal case will be called up
in The Wasbington courts on Saturday for
further proceedings.
The diamond ring recsntly lost by Mrs,
G. Powell Hill, aud for the recovery OF
which she offered a reward of $40, was found
last night Ia the folds OF her dress By LADY
to whom the dress had bsen sent to make
SONS alterations.
Mr.. J. T. stane receiver daily supply Of fine
Norfolk Cone river and Yeocomico oysters and
terrspin OF all sizes, which he is Supplying to his
customers at reasonable prices.
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For sale by F. s. Lsadbester & Bro.
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/. ara was quite heavy frost last night.
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b.
oasandas
tradea o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
MAKE NO ERROR!

fyOu have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once to DIR. ;.
Clay Todd, 43 MonrOe-st.,
room 4, Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will save You much eX-
pense and loss of time. DIR.
TOdd's hospital and other
experience in foreign eOun-
tries, together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries,
and 25 years special prac-
tice i'm the largest cities in
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless eases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
THE q CELRBRATIoN
On Cansl-st. Promiso, 20 be . Brilliant
Spectacle.

Alderman o Donnell and citizen Jan
dorf say that, the Lord wiling and the
weather permitting, the grand Csnal-st.
celebration will take place on Thurs-
day evening. Only those who are
masked Will be permitted 10 dance or
appear IN the grand march, and b en-
courage the costuming ex-Mayor Dixie
man says he will give a handsome silver
cup 10 the person wearing the most
comical costume. There will be- forty
floor managers on the street with ap-
proprlate dress aud badges. and good
order Will be enforced. A grand stand
VIII be erected ~ Cresoent-sve. for the
use OF the mayor and city officials and
band stands Will be scattered along the
whole length Of the pavement. The
street will toe a perfect blaze o. light.
Electric lamps will be hung from every
pole and 1900 lanterns and an the Cable
Company's headlights Will add 60 the
illumination. FirCwarks viii be burned
in front OF the different business houses
and the affair promises 20 be . street
pageant Of unparalleled splendor in
this city. II case Of a storm, ths cele-
bfation viii be postponed 70 Friday
night. The ladies Of the city are earn
estly requested 70 turn out 10 costume
and assist IN making the affair q grand
success
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
Wise people buy and druggists sell it.

An interesting and instructive lee
ture, under the auspices of the West
Michigan University, will be delivered
by Prof. j. G.. La sarre on Thursday
the 9th INST, at 3 O'Clock p. m, at the
University chapel hall, McMullen
block, South Division street. Every
lover Of purity, and every follower Of
christianity should not fail TO attend
this lecture; and it would pay every
minister to be present on tins rare oc-
caslon, for the christian religion will be
shown among all the other religions of
the nations OF the earth, as the only
true light.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

The sale of seats Tor Madame Janaus-
chek's engagement opened very favor
ably at Powers Grand Yesterday. The
great tTagedienne Will appear m MARY
Stuart on Thursday evening; Essex
on Friday; Meg Merrlies" al the sat
urday's matinee and Macbeth" on
Saturday evening. II IS not generally
known that this wonderful actress Was
the sta, of the Melnlnghen Company,
the greatest troupe of players Ia tie
world She is known az German
court actress, whereas she Is by brlh
a Bohemian and could hardly speak
i've words OF German when she was
~ years of age, but she mastered Ger
man and became an "actress royal
then came 10 this country aud made
her first great successes here IN the Ger
man tongue when she could hardly speak
word of English - yet u year later
she had not only learned 10 speak Eng
hsh, but translated her plays and acted
her fsvorlte characters IN English with
success achieved 10y no other native
or foreign actress. Truly she Is won
derfuI woman, and Will live IN History.
Mr.. Hall, her manager, says that after
Salvini's first season of success III tins
country, this distinguished Italian de-
cided 10 study English and return later
to play the Count Foscarl IN Wilkle
Collins story, ''The Woman IN White"
which was 10 be speedily dramstlzed 10
afford scope for the Italian tragedian's
great powers. He studied the language
taking an instructor with him TO
Italy. English gave Mr.. Salvini great
deal of trouble. The instructor made
his life rather unhappy, for he would
speak nothing but English. The gTe2:
Italian, IN his struggle with English
would, of course. frequently run wlid
in his grammar and pronunciation,
and was frequently Corrected thing
be was not accustomed TO. Ii tired his
patience, and one day he and his tutor
were TO make call. The carnage, how
ever, did not arrive on time, and
Sig. Salvini said, IN his best English
"Mell, let US wait not; We can 90 on
feet" "No, no." said the tutor, "we
will 90 on foot"
"Then we shall what you call hop
for" "To walk" said the Italian, I'VE
must go on feet. But" replied the
tutor, Ito express it IN English we cay,
go on foot
"Then," said the Italian, English is
a fools language. 1t expresses one
thing and means another. Ii can not
be learned by an Italian. / will have
nothing more 10 do with il; so my
friend, we VIII talk Italian in future"
And they did, and the American tour
was then and there abandoned, and the
American stage missed seeing great
embodiment of Count Foceari, with a
real Italian accent. About this time
Janauschek WAS crowding my theater
and she said: "Ah, TO study English Is
a hard task. have often walked the
/ floor until in the morning and IN des-
/ pair have thrown the book from me
/ and abandoned the task. At breakfast
time a cup of coffee would revive me
and | would earnestly take up my work
again, and at last success rewarded my
/ labors"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
uHlI TIE THEsrEgs oFFER
Vaudeville N Rsamond's ana .
French Pay Al tie Lyoeum~
EsN Naantfsra Doe4 sslas Exoeslent Act
lng Ia ~AageHte IA Tsare-1aAsa-
sehsAs tak4 saaeas


Il w&s ssogny without, bat msrth
re.gned tRrestralnod IN tAis oo1y sAeA-
Ter iAsi evening when the sATaes4ua
stars began s weeks Nst under most
encouraging surroundings. The com
p&ny : not large one, bat L is com
posed of capable ana versatile artists.
eAeh oi whom contribute something 70
the two hours and halt of f0n. They
were al gwen = warm reception. aud
as the program progressed the enthu-
slasm Of the spectators increased. TIE
curtain arose On humorous sketch bv
John Hart. followed By blanche Vol
worth IA ordinary serlO-connc songs.
sam and klttie Morton evoked deserved
enthusiasm and numerous recalls TOR
their artistic character dancing. Gus
Mills is indeed a clever buresque lyric
artist aud possesses considerable ability
as = vocalist. lie Was well received as
Was Billy Carter in hls quaint songs aud
banjo PLAYING. Tie acrObauc display
by the LenIon brothers, ls a strong and
amusing card. Their head 90 head
balancing ls indeed something extra0r-
dlnary. Ella Mesner, perennial Ella
still graces the pantaloons IA an lnlml-
table fashion. Nearly every act was
encOred. Maunees today, Thursday
and. saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04


I-sds ca Wseuesasys octonef p, 81
hsx fornsr home ia tois e-Ey, AFs Net
80 kseasgs aged 81 wears ii months.
sud - days. Deceased sas tas Nlte %
Geerge H Reedsr, q this ety. Sae
80 bofn AZ EQeyr0s, CIio. IL Novens-
osE, is9-. >1e bscsD tie wlfe @ Nj.
heedef Nctooer !. ls7e, znd vita a.lu
Removed - NapQlSo1 o. wnefe she
lseG ssyeTsl years. Prom Napoieoa
Mr. and Mrs. kseasr c2nle % fns cav, ,
where tbSy have resided ever since.
1he lie OF the decease@ Sss msrkeC
- unusual kindness ala geaNeaess of
disposition Although Fbe S2s essen
tally Of = domestic habit 81 mind
the sweetness u her character
eBdeAFed heF - l&ege elTcie
of friends. Her death Nas looked upon
as private gFlef m many families Of
the Immediate nsighDornood OF her
home, and the tokens Of steetion re-
eeyed during Der long and distEessi n z
illness were many and touching. The
little children OF the neighoofn0Od gave
substantial expression OF their grief Ia
presenting many oOquets and floral en-
blems. The illness OF the deceased
carried With il physical sutfeFings OF
uncommon pOlgnsncy, but courage and
sweet fOrtitude Of endurance marked
the course OF a disease OF nearly four
years continuance. She was laid 10
rest IA Valley City cemetery on Friday,
Oct. 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
PETER DoRAN.
Sly Peter DorAn, Good Peter Doran.
Mendacious Peter Doran.

Peter Doran-but FIRST TO explain.
Some time since the TELBSRANHERhLD
published the fact that Prank Carroll,
proprietor Of the Boulevard House, was
endeavoring, with the help Of other
interested parties, TO form svillsge Of
certain territory surrounding his place,
and thus head of the probable action
Of the Legislature. 10 extend the Limits
Of the city this winter.
Slv Peter DOran-hut frst e should
be said that toe TELTsRkM-BEBe1.D's
exposure Of thls little scheme, knocked
& out.
Good Peter Doran-it should be
mentioned, hOweve<, that this village
ecbome was and Il hlghiy obnoxious 20
the majority Of the people concerned.
Nendaclous Peter DorAn, therefore,
last night was caught peddlne slips az
the Peninsular club and elsewhere.
begging for votes on TIE sbsurd and
untrutbfui assertion that his opponent,
VIM. +. Adams. had promised Carroll
as n consideration for hls vote, that be-
Adams would further hs village
scheme IN the Leg islstve bails at Ian
sIug.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
Small Politics.

1he TELEGRAN-HERALD is informed
reliably that, Charles II. Bender, secre-
tary of the Democratic Congressional
Committee, sent out the word Saturday
night, that q goodly number of Demo
crst votes should be held back in each
voting precinct until late in the day,
then take possession Of the voting
booths and keep them occupied until
the close of the polls. 50 tbat Repubh-
cans can not vote. Republicans should
make a note OF this and vote early and
see that Others do the same thing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
THE GLASS WORKS.
Grand Rapid. VIII Bs-. or. Of les o~D
Before long

The adoption Of Grand Haven 50 q
site for iis factory ~ the hienigan
Glass Company vii not make any dif-
ference - far ss Crane Rapids . con
ceroed. The Board q Trade hss been
for some time neFotlatug with some
r AS rnsnufactur nr firms in kev bofs
i5sv. and 4 s settled thst one ~ the
firms vii come o. ttis city and eEtaDi-
SIS f.Iant ln sdo tlon - the manu-
factnrfng of ord nsfy Elsss. - vll bur
the finer grsdss II plate glsss IN TIE
nvhHe." snd berel and silver them in
thls ctv. cutting snd adopting the
r,istss - the stries and forms demanded
Is the furn tgfs trade iD this city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Yesterday JDdgs Bureh seutsnceo
James Moore. the Old ussB convicted ~
a. irninslly sssauitng at3s Nsttis es'-
lnv - ths Stste prison 81 tsrsson For
ore vesr. Be stouflT us.1tsrs tnst
- Is innocent. bat tte evicefles eesufee
srafnst tFn He vss gFen ATT
rsrsltr in consiasrstisn n - sgs ard
+arr,v
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Come 70 the fair which the ladies Of
the Joy Memorial N. T. Church viii
hold in A. .. L. ". Hall. corner West
Fulton and Jeferson-sts., on Friday
afternoon and evening, November :.
oyster supper IN the evening. AdmIs-
sioa free
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

The Masonic FAIR Committee on
Donations request all ladies who have
donated to the fair TO kindly make
their returns to the ladies who solicited
ss early as possible and not later than
Thursday, November 6.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
Go No Further

Are you looking for Herrick, More
head & Nelson's music house, If so il is
Nos. 23 and 25 South DIvision-sts., two
blocks south of Monroe-st., not a mile
You are kindly invited to step IN and
have our stock of first-clsss pianos and
organs shown to you.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
Remember.

If you are looking for frst-class
piano or organ, you do not want TO pass
Herrick, MOrehead q Nelson's elegant
waIerooms, % and % South Division
ST., second floor, where you Will find
the largest and best assortment in the
State
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
Are You Always SIeey2

~"
DO you get ap nights
Caa you control your
urtn?
IL there pain In your back :
Or nervous prostration?
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Il stomach weak
DO you feel worn out?
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Pains in back of headS
Are you dreadful nervous; T;
Not enough or too much
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Does it hurt TO urinateg
Does it smart or burny
Is there weight or pres
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Does your urine settle?
Brickdust or cloudy de-
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How long this way?
Married or single?
About what age?
Then write to or call on
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Grand Rapids. Mich. lie is
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There il hardly "a town or
city or neighborhOod in the
United states. but can boast
of some former sufferer who
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womanhood by DIR. ;. Clay
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lie sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Mrs. J. II. Palmer will open her dane
ing school this evening in Simmons
Hall, corner South Division-st. and
FIfth-ave Everybody wishing to learn,
and dancers as well should not fail to
attend
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Attend the lecture of Prof. La Sarre
at the University chapel hall, under
the auspices of the West Michigan Uni
versIty, on Thursday next at o'clock
D. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

The public is hereby notified that l
have withdrawn from the real estate
and employment bureau business of
Winans & Owens, and that | will not
pay any debt contracted in the firm
name after this date.
F. A. OWEN
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Notwithstanding the inclement
weather and the excitement incidental
10 the political campaign, a large and
decidedly enthusiastic audience wit
messed Miss Eva Mountford's portrayal
of the title role IN Eugenie lie Tour at
the Lyceum theatre last evening.
NJ &c Mountford achieved z distinct and
positive triumph. Ii was the lady's
first appearance IN this city and her
performance was revelation. Size is
certainly tho dramatic surprise Of the
season. Miss Mountford possesses those
charms Of person and manner that at
once gain the favor of her audience
She has graceful figure. beautiful
face that beams with intelligence. and
a rich and well mOdulated voice. In
addition 90 this, she - faultless
reader. Although she has been before
the public but a short time ss q star. her
position : secure, Der sdccess certain.
Her tac.ng throughout was intense and
powerful. and especially - st toe
climax Of the third act where she p
called Dpon 70 decide between father
and husband. Here Der work called
forth the enthusiastic plsudits of the
audience. The play . intensely inter
esiing. the plot Is vel defined and iOgl-
csllv developed. The climaxes are
verv strong and received s curtsin cali
on every sct. The supporting com
oany was al that could be desired
each and every member dong al lus-
tee % their respective roles. II The At
traction meets with that success vhi cb
Il deserves. the Lycsun willbe CT owded
81 sach Of the remaining performances
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Stop.

On or about the Sth of November,
HerTlck, Morehead & Nelson will open
their new store, 25 South DivisiOn-st.,
with a complete line of sheet music and
musical merchandise.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
An EpirrammAtie statement.

Is there anything in this world so vile
As the pestilent presence OF potent bile?
We have it, we hate it, We all revile
The nOxious nausea, as did Carlyle.
But why bewall what soon is mended?
Take z. +. z. aud have 1t ended.
All praise the power of "Pierce's Pei
let"
Wise people buy and druggists sell IL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

There Will be no session - police
court today, for two reasons. VA, cleo
ton day and tAe funeral Of Mrs.
Holmes.
The ancient and h0norsbls French
name OF Limoges ls found ROW iua Nery
unusual place Oy tne alsorderly con-
duet of Adolphrs. he NAs senl a. jal
foI fifteen days.
The following uald the regular Mon
day morning fines for drunkenness
Martin o. Neal, William Scailey and a.
b. Loyoland. Jonn IS. Allen pleaded
guilty Of drunkenness and asked for
mercy. Sentence Was suspended and
the prisoner WAS d.schareeG.
Leonard Randall went % jal October
3 for stealing Il par ol barber clippers.
Ga the way okcT ia TIE wagon, ile
picked the pocket Of fellow prisoner
and relieved huh OF 81 ia cash. He
thirty DAYS sentence having expired
Sunday, lie was re-arrested for the
pOcket-picking affair. on q charge of
larceny from the person. lesterda y,
on srraignment, he waived examinA-
ton, and was held 10 the superior
court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
LOOK HERE

DO vou know that Gust Holm = At
"a West Bridxe-st. WITH = fall me Of
Nevs. Stationery, CEsrs. Books, etc
TsE TrEEssAN-H HEsALp FoE sALE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Prof. ]. G. La Ssrre will lecture on
Thursday next, on "The Different Re-
liglons of all the Nations of the World"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

These evenings are just II TIE kind
that everybody saouia ind some com
fofiahle and entertaining = see - -.
60 - smiths Opsra House. A frst
g sss vaudeville peTfoTmsuc. and the
election returns from tns STATE. are TIE
att~actfols
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
Telephone llO9.

A maker that makes a cor.
set to suit nine-tenths of the
women ought to know how to
suit nine-tenths of the girls
as well.
A woman can 60 to a store
every store in the country
that sells corsets at all-and
get Balls corset, wear it a
week or two or three, and
then go back and get her
money again if she wants it.
So can a girl.
A mighty good corset
that 4!
The store has a primer on
Corsets for you.
CHICAGO c0sxrr Co. chicago and New Yak
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

JENNIE JUNE says:
" .THEPURE Baking
Powder makes cake
that 'melts' in every
body's mouth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

To the members of the Committee on
Donation:-There will be an important
meeting of the committee at Masonic
headquarters in the Hartman block on
Thursday evening. November at p.
IN. Every committee is requested to
be present. GEo. K. PERRY,
Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Every true follower of christianity
should not fail to attend Prof. j. G.
La Sarre's lecture.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
he viii Not Cut You lDl

But without knife or lance,
and with harmless and reli-
able remedies which he pre-
pares before your eyes, he
will place the means in your
hands for your permanent
restoration. Then go at once
TO DIR. ). Clay Todd, at 43
Monroe-st., Room 4 Grand
Rapids, Mich, and be made
well again.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

View elosks arrive daily At E. p Kid
der . Cos coax room.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Famous Blush of Roses sud Luxury
for sac "a 10 Turner-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Makes finest pastry. bread o. f7scuit.
The best = cheapest and naost satas-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
IT HAS ARRIVED.
Tbs Cify7s Tifteep.fon steam Rousr VII
seen hs Reiiirs

TIE rev stssrn roller purchssed y
the city hss Iust arrived. and ; man
named Boiler is hsrs g. SET TIE machine
up and show tas cty oftc.sls hov e.
operate e TIE frst work upon vhreh
= al - tflee is fas newly arsve I'd
West IeonsT9-st Ihc rolsr vsshs
fifteen tans.