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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-10-03

A GREAT mistake perhaps was made when
DR.. Sherman NJ med his great remedy Prick
ly Ash BITTERs; but it is presumed that at
that time all remedies for the blood, etc
were called Bitters. Had he called it Prick
ly Ash ':Regula' or" "Curative." or almost
anything bit Bi tiers, it undoubtedly would
have superseded all other preparations of
similar character. The name Bitters is mis-
leading; it is purely medicine, and canro Ut
be useI as a beverage.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-10-03

Miss Boston ION western ranch) +
Dear me! don't see how each man can
pick out his cattle among these thou
sandsl
Lariat Luke-H'mI The real trouble
madam, comes when fellah picks out
:attle that amt his!
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-10-03

Little Dot-Mamma, didn't papa say
General Greely predicted high winds
for to-day?
Mamma-Yes, dear; he read It IN The
paper.
Little Dot-wsn. they isn't high q
all They i 90 low down they most
bowed me over.-Nese York Kseklv.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-10-03
BRONCHITIS is cured by frequent SINAI
doses of Fiso's Cure for Consumption.

d0SeS OF fISO'S Cure 10r ConSumpt0n.
The hour was late as we stood by The
gate, and the last bus was coming in
sight. Ill fingered to talk, she knew i
must walk mile when babe her good
night. As the bus jlngled by saw in
her eye sweet twinkle and smile, and
she said with wink, You are foolish
to think "a miss is as good as a mile
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-10-03
Oh I'm an IN . fluttsr, said the Hae
70 the wind.
III straighten you ont pretty quick:
was breezy reply.

I do not know what ais me now,
Said he: but when I'm well again
And doctors charges come I VOW
Ny troubles will be Bilious Their"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-10-03

Dealer-There'sa charming little sofa
now for ten dollars.
Customer-But, my dear sir, there
isn't room for me and my husband both
on that little thing.
Dealer-Oh, excuse me, madam. 1
thought you were single.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-10-03

MoRE than 10000 milss Of tsls.
phone wire AZ \ Aperation IN =
Unitea Heapns go Aese l.02b. 90
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-10-03

I'm sure Brown isn't a pessmist."
"Why?'
Because saw his eyes glisten when
the soup was brought in"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-10-03
Do you love meP

Do you love me?
Yes
He wrapped her up in his arms, and
for seyera; hours practically they were
an unbroken package.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-10-03

Susie-Papa, isn't it murder to kill =
hog. ~ Papa(who is a lawyer. with .
sly wink at mammaSN exactly.
Murder is assaulting with intent to XII
The other is killing with intent :.
salt.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-10-03

MS cOdlcll bore date DEC. 50, 1878.
and the names Of two Witnesses were
written below. Next turned to Charlie
Hawks letter inclosed and and read:
DEAR JAcK-It's taken me some tune and
been some trouble. but I've done the best
could Tor you. The governor drew out the
will. OF which s md you q rough copy. It
doesn't matter. thou III. nj out being rough.
for the Wills NO good. Tho codicil-added
to the original document the day the old
rose you are nuts on the daughter7 Look
bero you leap. old fellow. and don't for
get to ask mamma Yours.
CHaR1IE HAvxa
Disgusted with the writer's flippancy, I
lung the effusion into the gate, ate my
breakfast in considerably subdued spirits,
then set of for the bauk-s good half
hour behind my usual time.
Saturday afternoon found me oncs more
entering Glendale House.
Stepping into the comfortable, warm
of6ce-room usually occ pied by Mr.. Hill,
Can have my old quarters until Mon
day. I asked of him.
Certainly, sir; and I'm glad to see you
back was the reply. We're terribly
slack-wero never more SO.
No arrivals or departures since left?s
There Was an inviting-looking chair
placed beside the managers, near the fire.
sat down ON Il.
Departures. yes. But NO arrivals since
Mrs. and Miss Hargreave came.s
They are sill here, then?' I inquired,
carelessly.
And likely to remain while hope.
They've had the rooms finely fitted up.
The country air seems suiting the young
lady. They keep our carriages rnd our
best horses fairly veil worked, driving
about the nsighborhood- II we'd few
more visitors IKE them. Mr.. Dudley, the
place might pay.
Docs it not nail. - .ssss.sssI $
How can il. sik palees tie sua1ea 10
regular hotsl. ~ 00tovs - Ntoe,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-10-03


5oost and en- all the focks in the
usighborhood gather there. The other
evening the writer noticed quite a noise
smong the trees around tho school
house on .LeaTenworth street, and the
next evening. hearing few birds among
the trees on the north side Of the yard,
~ stopped few minutes to watch
them. The birds begin to come IN about
ok o'clock. and settle in the north trees
lrst, gradually filing e.ery tree in tho
yard. They come from all directions,
and generally are all gone by O'Clock
b tho morning It is estimated that these
trees shelter about 200, 900 birds.
Independence Tribune: An idea Of
what our farmers arc doing in the wheat
department.: Riley Summons, OF Favn
Greek. vas up on Saturday and said
that no hal ridden three days and had
'ound seven steam threshers last week,
and that al vere engaged ton DAYS or
more ahead. and were simply threshing
seed at big jobs, intending to 90 back
end finish up later. He also wanted q
wheat drill, - he Is quadrupling bis
Vueat aCtesSos duu sueto Was Out OLo
left in the city. Plenty moro had bsen
ordered. but tho demand il ahead Of
Tho expectation Of dealers or anyone
elsa
Atchison Champion: There ID . lit
- widow in North Atchison Who does
not have much company, but who, in
TIE old fashion way, . always ready.
Yesterday at eleven O'Clock rome out |.
q town friends called. and aftsf eutss-
tanning them for half IN hour. chs AZ.
cused herself and went 70 The kitchsa !
A little before one o'clock shs Esturnsd !
20 ths parlor and invited her gusG1D i
- dlnnee, ed hees b H. bill q tayp
W6aoh ~ - belbsD ~: Ykisa I
- - - 49, - Due |
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-10-03
priekly Ash Bitters !!

PRIcKLY ASH BlTIERS co.,
gole prupfistora ST. LOUIS, MO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
THE KENT COUNTY JAIL.
It sss Bees Inspected and f0eaa - kts
We'll Maaased.

The regular bali yearly inspection Of
the county jal was made Yesterday ~
the proper ofhci<is. VIZ, Judge OF Pro
bate Perkins, Agent OF state Board OF
Corrections and Charities Hoicomb,
aud Messrs. Mesch and Lankestsr,
Superintendsnts Of the Poor. No
formal one Al report has Yet been
mate. out L : definitely ascertalned
that tue inspectors are wholly satisfied
with the administration of sbaus
under Col. b shop. They hnd much
room or improvement ln the matter
Of IL, Aties Tor the civilized care OF
prisJ...rs. and specific recommends.
ton I'D ~ made. u their formal re
pogl the Board Of supervisors. fo
instaA they md that no adequat
me- Ire afforded hy the county Tor
the roper cleans ng OF nlthy prison
ers the dls nfccllOn of their clotl
ing. They will recommend that tht
baIh room. now so badly situated, b.
pat alto good shape, and perhaps Ou
or two more bathrooms added. Tn
may also recommend the building o..
a suitable number OF cells, separat,
from the others, for the punishment
Of prisoners who defy the regular dis
clpllne. The inspectors note with salts
tact on the Improvements that are
reaay IN progress at the jail, all a
coU Of which has recently been
given IN the TKLEGRAN-HERALD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

Three new paTlor cars from the Pull
man works in Detroit have been put on
tho G.. X. \ ].
brought no before the Michigan Freight
ASSOCIATION yesterday.
J. b. Muliken - in town, and viii as
sisi Mr.. -Hcald ia getting acquainted
with some nooks and corners.
Among the railroad men in town yes
terday were 4. u Relfuidcr. travelling
freight agent If the +. 4 @; =. u.
Coyle. Of the Wabash. and o.. " Be
mus, Of the 4. v. O. q +. 7.
Capt. ". A. Gavett VII pat under hs
arm that beautiful. sgCre gated invita-
ton 70 q free ride and he himself -
Chicago sunday night. whence DO vli
take rsesace to Mexico on the prcftest
tram of cars that ever pushed a loco
motive.
81 = 40 "Wednesday night q. =. 4 T..
switch engine was hauling ten loads
ont ri tolfs MIfchrlls yards. 81
Cadillac. and when about 20 eros. the
r "a. A. track the engineer saw
ira n on that road approaching at
RAPID rate. QuIckIy running the chances
over ir hIs mind. the engineer decided
that the best tnug g. DO vas ~ 70
ahead. lie I'D so and the ] 4 A. a .
frs n struck the g. y. 4 ]. tram about
fu the middle smashing fonr ~ tle
ir,sde8 cars and running the ] A A. 4.
engine. the q. p. 4 7. engineer had
reversed Ire engine instead 81 gong
ahead h9fh engine would hare bern
ruined. The 7 A A. A. engineer 8
blamed 81 i - sad ne pad no stten-
ton - tie coss ug.
A nev f5rne table goes into eject on
the G.. A ~ ~ On SUNDAY. There are
seversl changes snd they Sc made
necessary ~ the fhcsro Common
Z Council or8ering the ~ lr0sds toc0n-
4 surne twenty-five minutes more tIrne
/ n running between tire Lsse-sf sis iiofI. #.
I fheszo and knrFugton. The cnaures
/ ere ss follows. Ttf tran whIch left
7 81 s19 a ri. for Cucagol ls nUf sfl eciei-
Z Tne tram winch left 81 l.5b vl leave
81 80 and Tire 81 a w- tgatn mot
1 sfsctod TIE trs f0r ffutwstsr ii
{ IeaFs 81 a.5hp rn. instead - - $40 ~
heretofore TrAHs arrive at : - a. Ta.
srd $40 ?. n. - fo .0vs Toe fast tra f
which arr ivso a. 1o.20 3 ~. VIII nox
arrive 81 l0t5. It i impossible v make
- tss tine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
P. AND F. COMMISSIONERS.
They Grind Out Their Usual Grist of
Business.

Business
The Board Of Police and Fire Com
missionerS held their regular meeting
yesterday and bills TO the amount of
slS3.43 were presented and allowed.
Communications were received a. fol-
lows: p. j. FItzmorris, asking permis-
sion to use the department telephone in
connection with the one at his resi-
dence. Referred TO the Committee on
Property.
The McCord & Bradfeld Furniture
Company asked that fire alarm box
be placed at their factory at the COM
pany's expense, and under the super
vision OF the superintendent of fire
alarms. The request was granted.
II. VI. Bliven, Jr., asked to be ap-
pointed as operator at police head
quarters.
Silas McOmber applied for the posi-
ton of driver of the city ambulance.
Gilbert Gates, James Martin. W. B.
Lane, James w. Thomas, Eli W.
Weaver and Herman Schonewall ap-
piled for positions on the police force.
Messrs. Tibbs and Mcdonald appeared
before the board IN the interest OF q
new invention in hand-cuffs. The
matter was taken under advisement.
Wm. ID. Fuller was appointed oper-
ator at police headquarters IN place of
Joseph Thompson, resigned.
The petition of the agent Of the dis
tr'ct messenger service, IN regard to
connecting the company's telephone
with the engine houses and police head
quarters, was granted under the super
vision of the superintendent of fire
alarms, provided that their alarm boxes
be covered with glass and that printed
Instructions be attached to each box.
George SpOelstra was allowed pay foI
the time he was disabled by injuries re-
ceived at the I.amoreaux fire.
The requisiuon of the superintendent
of fire alarms for new boxes to be
placed at the following places, viz.
Corner Cherry and Packard -sts., cor
ner of Cherry and Prospect-sts., corner
of Fifth and Madison-aves., corner oil
North College-ave. and East Leonard
ST., and at the corner of Ionia and
Hastings-sts., was approved.
The committee 10 whom was referred
the request of the Universal Tripod
Company for permission TO erect a dry
kiln near their factory, reported adj
vcrsely.
The Committee on Rules recommend
ed that the plan for Remembering the
fre alarm boxes, recommended by
Suocr ntendent Bettinghouse, be ap
proved and adopted.
The matter was laid over one week
for consideration.
The plans for enlarglng No. engine
house were laid on the table for one
week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
Z. X. MoEErLr.
he MAY GO FREE
II His Insanity is of tn. Genuine O,

II His Insanity is of the Genuine Order.
Amiel Gosch, who is now likely 10 be
Transferred to the asylum FOR the
criminal insane, AT Iona, may, Il he
recovers, receive some moderation of
his fourteen year sentence 10 States
prison. His mental condition vii
probably appeal - the sympathy of tie
Supreme Court nud possibly Will have
some effect upon the State Advisory
Board IN the matter of pardons and
with the Governor. The appeal Of hls
case 10 the Supreme Court may result
in ms gaining his liberty. Should the
higher court send back the case for
new trial, il would then become the
duty Of the prosecuting attorney - ~
vestigste Gosch's sanity, and II insane,
or 80 pronounced by the circuit court
after examination by competent phy-
sicians. he could not be t,1ed or the
charge Of manslaughter which stands
against him IN the information. NO
we'll authenticated information IS 20
Gosch's condition has been received hy
the authorities here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

Tie called meeting of the Third ware
people to consider the Dakota situation
was held last evening at the room OF
the West Michigan Business University.
A committee was appointed 10 take
charge OF the future preceding that
may occur in pursuance of the demands
of the situation, as follows; \. +. WOr-
den, ku sell j. Stowe, A. j. Benjamin,
X. c. Sessions, c. Joldersma. Contr-
buttons OF money and clothing are
solicited. Donors VIII please leave arti-
cles of clothing. etc, at the Office of the
West Michigan Business University, and
money with Edwin HOyt, Jr., Grand
Rapids National Bank.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
THE ROYAL ARCANUM
viii Hold It's Grand Council i'm thi.
City

city.
The Grand Council of the Royal Ar
canum will hold It's annual meeting in
this city on April 10 and l6.
The councils all over the state Will be
represented, aud there Will be some 800
delegates. Each council is entitled to
send a delegate, who must be a past
chief officer. There will be a two DAYS
session Of the Grand BODY, and the local
councils, Bryant and Valley City, arc
making preparations 10 give them a
grand reception. Committees OF five
on arrangements, program, etc,
have been appointed, and the delegates.
two each from the two councils, one
being an alternate. have hccn sp-
pointed Algernon +. White viii rep
resent Bryant Council and X. j. STOW IS
the alternate.
Hartman's Hall has been engaged for
the two evenings IN question, and a
grand reception is 20 be gwen the body
after the legislative sessions Of the days
are over. The program is not yet
prCpa red. but Wlli bc in the nature Of
An entertainment, including addresses
and music. Admission viii hc Oh in-
vitation solely. but there VIII be enough
friends of the order 10 comfortably OH
the big hall. The Royal krcanum rs
one of the strongest organizations ~ the
state. and has large membership here
and elsewhere. The meeting Of tie
Grand body here Is considered quite sn
event among the secret societies, and
the committee preparing for the meet
ing VIII make The occasion one Of pub
lie interest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

kiFslfys the king OF spectacular
drama, vii prodeee his lstess success,
.sLagsrdeTe. st Powers Opers House
Friday snd saturday. March "A and IS.
Tbs play j. sad 10 be admirably cos
tuned, ard the corps dc ballet CON-
posed OF excellent artists and handsome
women.
Il ! announced that Madame Jsnsu-
sehek appearance Al Powers Monday
snd tuesday, March l1 and IS s posi-
lively the last in tnis clty. She Nill
present Mother AMI SON" and Mac
BETH
Dan Kelly drew tN0 large sudionoes
al h dmoud's theater yesterday alter
noon and evening. Two performances
viii also be given tomorrow.
Grand Rapids has seen and heard
every brand of comedian who muses.
hv exaegerating the dialect ah,urditlcs
INDUCED a by all foreigners wh'i come
10 this country and wrestle e. 90 the
English language. There Will nov
..Ole Olson, II being the iirst American
comedy ever produced wlth a Swedish
dialect character n the central tgGIo.
seats are now on sale.
Mckee Rankin, supported by Miss
Mabel Bert, Will appear at Powers
Grand next Monday evening IN The
Runaway Wife" The sale of seats Is
progressing finely.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday even.
| ings and Wednesday matinee Little Lord
Fauntleroy viii make his first visit tC
| Grand Rapids. Every mother will like
tins pretty play, the children will dote
over il, and fathers wlIl be affected foI
good by il. The sale of seats opens
this morning at 9 O'Clock.
There was an increased attendance a
| Smiths Opera House last night. Low
ers of vaudeville should not fail tc
visit Smiths this week. The show is 9
! good one.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
ATHLETIC ATTRACTIONS
At the o~@shsAsoug Ciah He1aerse~ =
Night

night
ihe saturday evening nihletic oan-
tests az tho ,Nashlanong Club continue
10 pack the gymnasu um, and the week
vii te no exception. fhe lalloVm mg
program has been arranged bs Mf.
kaXns for tomorrow even uuc's enter
tannent. Junior boxing three rounds,
5ones brothers. wrestling. tiraoco ku-
loan, Sargent and homer sack mce,
~cnarsck, Sargent and bowen huXng,
three rounds, Net ane aad Buchanan.
wrestling, collar-ana-eloow, hunicu
aud stevens wrestling catcl-ts-Cail.l-
can. 1 Unknown Claui,. sailors tug-1i-
war, ,lab members tumldNg ~Char,. s..
sargent. Mcfan and Nel-ons iu4-.a-
WaI, regular ieam against thc indtligll-
dent Gymnasium tlub. The oWa.a-
ianong team consists oi Forbes, Hauy.
Bccson aud Carroll.
The tug-of war contests last NfsS
were very exciting, the regular team
wss held even 0n a three-m.uute pun.
The "a loFs Ug-oi-War vii te very
exciting contest.
The new gymnasium suits from
Daniels & Sons, of NcW AOrk, have aT-
rived. and vii be on exhibition to-
moron evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

The Grand Rapids Pane Company
fled its annual report Yesterday. Its
capital stock Of 81 600 Is al pad in
and owns personal estate 81 the amount
Of $40 e. go Tie debts Of toe concern
amount 20 Sf-qsl and lt las cred e
amounting - s1.1s7.es. The stock
holders are William y Johnston, JOSIAH
IS. Sherwood and A. Harry Sherwood
The annnsi report If the ~piral
SprIng Buggy Company = ss foil0ws
Capita si0,k. g. .o5a. psid i0. sa.s-5.oo.
persona estate p Mlca gan, 23-72l SIS,
per-onsI estate outs oe. : .Za5 40 defds.
a $50 SO. credits in Michigan. - .sf7 81
credits outside thc ~tsfe. 4.345 3e.
The sfockhoiders are Calvin Ellsworth.
Elfas RueH. Del Cummings, Charles
Cummings. y. c. Jones and George
CUmmulgs.
The ann8sl report u the Sigh Fur
rfture Company u - follows Capita
stock = 1F5 De- in - 200. invested
- real estate. f4f. 1850 invested Ed
personal esfsts. f-s ss56z detts. So
o7a s5- cred fs A. .7s42s. TIE 7r p
pa strcknolders are Charles 2. 8 eta.
A r. Watson esfste. George ken5s
+. r. Havklns. 81 r sharpe and !.
Frederlok Bssrs, Jr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

To the investor or borrower, we would
say take stock in the Fidelity Savings,
Loan and Security Association, of Mich
igan. This association is formed on a
purely loan and building plan. Its
management Is conservative, and is,
without doubt, the safest way to invest
your money. We loan our money to
the borl over at low rate of interest,
on the easy installment plan. Call at
the office and investigate for yourselves.
Office 2S South Division-st., McMuleu
block. A. r. YEREX, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
THE TROTTING CIRCUIT.
Completed for the Various
Fairs this Coming season.

The horsemen and representative
fair men in session at Lansing, have
completed arrangements for Michigan 5
fairs trotiing circuit. Formerly the
dates confllcted. The conventiOn ar
ranged everything satisfactorily. The
circuit includes the State fair. North
eastern fair, Bay county fair, West
Michigan fair. and the Port Huron
Driving Associations fair. The circuit
viii hang up Sll 500 IN speed purses At
the fall fairs. Lansing. Grand Rapids,
Saginaw and Port Huron offering
=, 500 each, and Bay City 81 800. Tie
dates for the circuit races are as fol-
lows. First week in September at Port
Huron. second week at lansing, third
week al Grand Rapids, fourth week at
Saginaw. and the first week in October
a. Bav City.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
FOR CERTIFICATES.
A Host OF frstts Sclseolraa aIss Attend
iHs Examinations.

tAs Aath lhatAuNts
The supervisors room and Suptrn-
tendcnt kendalls Office were brm full
Of pretty girls and nould-be pedagoguos
yesterday, 1t being the occasion of the
county examinations for teachers GER
ilhcstcs. There Nere over one hundred
present and the examination VIII hc
continued today. President Eugene
4. Carpenter, Secretary A. Hamln
Smith and g. X. Dockeray, the mem-
bers 81 the present board. are conduct
ing the examinations, al which first,
second and third grade certificates are
20 be gwen out. The result and names
of successful cand ldates Viii bc an
nouneed on Saturday, March j.. The
class this year s composed OF those vino
are taking the examinations for the
first time, only few Of the candidates
being of much experience a. teachers.
On Saturday will bc held the monthly
meeting of the Grand Rapids District
Teachers ASSOCIATION, 81 the LSke-aso q.
school house. and al are invited by the
Board of Examiners 10 attend
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
Fighting for His Daughter.

The father of Carrie Doyle, the young
girl accused of depositing obscene mat
ter in he mail, is making great efforts
to clear his daughter. He is willing to
admit that she put the letter in the post
office, but denies that she wrote the
verses or signed her name TO them. He
claims that the writing Is the work OF
the complaining witness, Trial HOtf-
man, and has been trying to get
an order from the court TO
compel him to submit spec
linens of his penmanshIp to the grand
jury and let them decide IN the matter.
He was Informed that this was not al
lowable, but still continued to argue
that no person IN her senses would write
such stuff and then sign her name to it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
Eleven Years In Charge

Of the Package department, Boston &
Maine Depot, Boston, Mass. Miss Helen
Jones says: | was a sufferer from gener-
al debility, biliousnesS and water brash
for several years, and life seemed al
most burden to me. After using al
most everything, Sulphur Bitters cured
me.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
THE CAMERA CLUB.
4 Rsre Treat in store for MEMBER and
Their Friends.

n ff"f' fffht N NfNtf tNf F'tNHhffH anu
Their Friends
The members Of the local Camera
Club are soon 10 have rare treat
which VIII be participated in by their
friends. The clubs OF al the large
cities have been making lantern slides
of points Of interest IN their locality and
exchanging with the clubs of other
cities. An interesting lecture erplans-
tory of the views IS also prepared aud
sent out with them. and the clubs in
vite their friends 10 see the views "a
thrown up 10y calcium light lanterns.
The following Ia ter was received by
John Barlow, Secretary OF the local
club, Yesterday:
}. y. Barlow. Esq.. Grand Rapids. Miehi
DEAR SIR-We have today received
the Boston illustrated" set and shall
exhibit il next week. We expect 10
ship II 10 YOU on or before March il. -
instructed by Mr.. Reed, Of the Coston
Camera Club.
+. X. MORRILL,.
Secretary Chicago Camera Club.
When the views arrive the club VIII
procure the use Of a suitable hSll and
show them UP ia fine style.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
Sick Headache.

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
Constipation. 25c per box, 5 boxes
for 81. For sale by White * White,
druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

IT, "Trss Tp- Cgs~ e oef q err petft1r
ses rsf aas cfh~f 81 srzrGs ~ 81 iec srsna
beesass Is = s4nsi 80 sav - flgsrs ~ fhe
merksf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07

clusiity rs The fat e3pearf favfT ~ snT
Tess fp LiEsr is nGf a-p 80 n ere
efher ao egsE. saa eHiy ia ms best grade q
h'e eis&fs
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07
Economy Is Wealth.

The Toss Up" Cigar Is just what it Is
claimed 10 be. q clear long Havana filler at sc,
equal toany Zoe cigar In the market.