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Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-19
The Citizen says that it is the in-

The Citizen says that il is the in tenuon of the nIilitis of the territory 10 organize in a regiment of three battalions after the meeting O. the next legislature. The batalliOns vii
 have headuarters at Phenix, Prescott and Tucson. Tucson batslliOn will comprise the two home companies and that of Tombstone.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-19

It is now claimed that Dr. kOch's wonderful consumption cure is pro ducing a marked effect on a case of leprosy, and it is hoped may effect a complete cure.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-19

A BILL was introduced 10 the house last Saturday to authorize the county Of Maricopa to issue bonds in aid of a North and South road. The bill was read twice and referred to the com nittee on territories.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-19

C G JoHxsTos EsQ--SFR You the onsy No tsrv Putlic in Cochise county who has complied Sitb fhs recuiree-fs Of the Depauenf and therefore ths oNl ore xho csn administer oaths a cases eofntnF 5efofs li.s L.ana OSsoe, Your very nespectfuily.
 FRED SMITH. RscsiTeI.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-19

THE discussion of the land court bill in the house last Saturday was lengthy and full of good ideas upon the subject of settlement of land grant titles.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-19

~ Night orders left at Hare 4 Pages livery office promptly attended to.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-19
He. for Turaaeis.

The Braly and Kemp line leave Tombstone at 2 o'clock p. m. Tues days and Fridays. Leave Turquois at ' o'clock A m. on same days. Fare s2 Round trip, 8. Office at stable of Hare < Page.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-19
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.

Fresh Ranch Butter from the ranch Of J H White atwoleotts Cash Store. s7u
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-19
DR. PIERcE's PELLETS
Purely yegetabie !
 Perfectly Hsrrnisss ] uHEQUALED AS 4 LIVER PILL

smai1esf- Chespess, Easiest to take One tiny, SuR.Er-coats6 Pellet dose. Cures Sick Headacne. Bilious Hesdachs. Conettps> ton. Tndierstioa. BilioEs Attecks. and an de- rznrerne1bs of the Stomach s11 bovs>a H csLz . vial. by drusglfk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13

take His Eioping Daughter.
TAHLsousH. I. T.. Feb l2--In The vhin-
ity Of Cincinnati, Ark. thiYty-Eve niles
northeast Of this place. lives and labors the
Rev. Mr.. Hall. the father Of one OF the
prettiest girls In the district. by name
Minnie. William Smith is farm hand
who was employed by . neighbor Of thc
preachers. Last Sunday the old man, on
returning from Sabbath school service.
found his daughter and Smith together.
Smith had one arm around Miss Haa's
waist This sight aroused the Rev. Nr.
Halls temper 10 IN uncomfortable pateh.
and be proceeded TO do mp Nj. Smkh in
one round. the young lover coming but OF
the hght with swollen eyes and spsained
wrist
On the following night. BY means of Z
ladder placed as the window Of the girls
bedroom. she escaped. and, accomr panied
by her lover. hied herself to the Iadian
territory. taking with her one OF the best
horses on the farm. together with $40 in
cash. On awakening this morning and
finding his daughter missing. the reverend
gentleman. with one other man, COM
mcnc~d pursuit with bloodhounds, leaving
this ysaane as l2 o'clock last night ana pro-
eeeaing on 20 Bradass station early this
merning. Since iezving here is has heen
learned thai the young couple preceded
The pursuing party some honrs, and sur-
eeestrd IN getting married and making
their eScafe hr the railroad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13


Catsss 60 sAesp Msn su9sr Lsesss ~
- Per Cent.
SAH FRApcrsco, Feb. Ill. G. Northen,
of Eureka. New, Who is IN this city. states
that In travsrsing eighty odd miles Of road
from Eureka to Palisade, he saw the car
cassos Of about 40 head Of cattle. He says
be had heard 0f the loss Cf thousands and
that hs considered the statements vel au-
thsnticated. He believed that the Losses Of
cattlemsn would Be Over Is pr cent II The
state.
Simon Wsmburn, cattle owner Of Cor.
tes vailsy, expressed himsslf In the same
manner. Among other cattlemen new
here ars Lsvi Hamilton. Of Reno. and WI
liam n. Holbert, Of Granite creek. They
agree In The opinion that the Losses are very
heavy.
d. M. Wiehtman, cattieman Of wads-
worth, Just arrived here, says the weather
moderated during The last few days.
Warm west and south winds hsvs been
taking of the snow rapidly. Il is pretty
deep yet in Eastern and Northern Nevsda.
bat about Elko and other valleys. and In
the central part Of the state It u going fast.
He says that cattle sli over the state we're
in poor condition q the beginning Of the
winter. Food and water are both scarce.
and this Il the reason Of the unusually
heavy losses. He does not think. however.
that the loss will reach 80 per cent. and
SAYS that the sheep-owners have suffered .
GOOD deal more than the cattiemen. He
estimates the loss Of the former at IS per
cant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13

Opamao0o - - W904GHe0 CD9D Cases
Alreedy Heard.
OLYMPIA, Feb. 1.-The supreme court
meets at II .. N. tomorrow to reader opin-
ions In certain causes heretofore beard.
This win occupy their attention until
Thursday, February 20. on and after which
dass the following Gases are assigned for
hearing:
Fourth district February A-EoTthern
Pacific Railroad Company N Holmes.
February 2l--Scammon ". Ward. execu-
trix: Frytag ". Craig and the Northern
Pacific Rsilroad Company. February H.
wilkins W. EiIsnsburg Water Company;
Doinke ". Dyer stai.
Fourth district February 28-Chamber-
lin ". winn. February H-TAyior ".
Osborne; Columbia 4 Palouss Railroad
Company ". Harrington. February 1s--
Oregon Railway 4 Navigation Company
W. DsAcrss: HoIion Parker ~. tisores
D'Acres. March 3-0seeon Railway 4
Navigation Company ". smaIisy; Taylor
". Osborns- March 4--Eilis ". Pomssoy
improvement Company.
Second -Langert ". Ross = Ash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13

Yrenest Csnpbs1I TaIhed sf for ssps'
r1~S JaaGe.


Yrenest CsnpbsIl Talked sf for ssps-
rs~s JaAes.
TAcoMA, Feb. l2.--Csrs are not running
regularly jet over the Tacoma Motor Com
rany's syssezn, although yesterday and 10
day the management haA been t6stine the
line. Several bitches have occurred. owing
principally to the newness Of things.
Mary A. Williams has applied for d.
vorce from her husband. Frank A. Will
iams. Her cxuse for action IL the disco
iute habits OF the respondent, Who, u Is
claimed. has squandered $4,000. Isak
johnson also seeks divorce from hts wife,
Sophia, on the ground OF her unfaifhfui-
ness. Both are from Finland.
The track h being laid down betwesn
Tacoma and Lake City.
The bodies of Edward Gslbyids and
Charles Burkhardf. the conductor and
brakeman killed between this place and
Kaisms, we're buried today.
City Attorney snsii. Who was candidate
for tsse assistant superior judgeship. hes
retired from the race There II sid 10 b
= probability Of Fremont Campbell, the
prosecuting sksornsy cs Pieres county.
rees.vlre ths appointments
The Washington Mineral Paint Company,
with = capitai stock Of t3g.O00. has been
Incorporated. Its ohject is 70 work extern
ave PART degoxits near orting, mp The
Puyasiup river
The Tsoosna members Of the Unitarian
church vii 70 70 Seattle tomorrow alter
noon. To aff<nd . second monfhly dinner
70 ~ given u the Rainier h0sei-
An erSeavor II being made by the militia
here 70 have Tebruaxy - zefserA{Iy OBJ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13

A La rye Number of RxpuIsions and sus-
pensions.
BurrALo. N. r.. Feb. n. The thirteenth
bi-annual congress Of the National Trotting
Association was convened this afternoon
by President johnson Of Lexington. The
number Of persons and horses remaining
under penalty. Decsmber 81. 1850. accord
ing 70 the secretary'sreport, are - follows:
Persons suspended. :. los: persons expelled.
10; horses suspended, l.s05: horses az
PEELED, l2s, . decrease in the aggregate Of
i,lA
The report OF Treasurer Powers shows =
baiancs on hand, January 1, 1880, Of $751;
e14
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13

An Ezearsion and AeeommOdatton Ce0e
Together.
B1RxfseHAx. Ala. Feb. IA collision
occurred this morning on the Alabama 4
Crest Southern. near Coailing, Aha, be-
tween . special excursion, carrying over
100 passengers. and IN accommodation
Engineer Dooiitsie vas instantly killed and
some ten or fifteen persons on the accom-
modaton badly hurt, but il Is thought not
fatally.
Mons Of the passengers on the excursion
train, which Was en- route 10 New Orleans,
are reported killed. They were from CHI
carc and points IN Illinois.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13
RANCMKR DROWNED.
aigA water. ssiR winA ssd snslI
Bont.

sAx FRArc1sco. Feb. f2.-John Healieys.
Z rancher Of West Butte, 6utter county.
started Sunday for Colusa in small boat
70 90 some trading. Since thst time he
has not been heard from either in Colusa
or his home. West Butte h nx miles from
Colusa. al Of the land bsing now covered
with water from the recent flood.
Healieys' family expected him home
Sunday afternoon. and on Tuesday when
he tailed 70 appear searchers were sent out
His boat was found between West Butte
and Colnss, bat no trace Of the body. II
Is supposed his boat Was capsixed and hs
drowned The wind was blowing hard q
the time and the wafer very rough.
Healleys had often made this trip before.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13
A RUNAWAY ENGINE


the Brake
PrAcrsygIEx. Cal, Feb. i2--Since the
recent storm construction train has been
working here raisirg settled ills on the
read. At noon today i've hat cars Of
gravel and . caboose we're IAft On the
track near sl4uxhierhouse Gulch, two
miles vest Of here. While the engine
brought men 70 the city 10 dinner. On
their return the engine became uncontsol-
Iahae and dashed down steep grade into
the cabooss at fearful speed. The en-
rine wss nearly demolished
August Gerherr and Peter Linsterwalter
sere instantly killed and Patrick Noon in
iursd 80 badiy that be shortly aiser died.
The others escaped BY jumping Oh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13

Intoncsson Against the sugar 1rus&
Nxw YoRx. Feb. 12-Judee O Brien. Of
the supreme court. this afternoon
contjnaed the injunction restraining
the sugar trust from disposing Of
any OF It's property or assets.
rs sAr re Il the trusts are in
= 2s o 9sT > lend jast nov. but
4lAsa sg are "a . T.osssion 10 do 20 they
aAa suzs4 syys 4sses ~ court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13

1as s Tea The 6ye boodle
& ansr sesassssssasssxs whose terms ~
T r@A teaas we're released last
eraaszg ars n rrssE % this city. There
nsn sse- sasA sw sA~Fr friends here of Civ
fae sfsso gzsfss reeeption. but is xas NOT
GAsssssts aaG
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

pkoBATE oRDER-SIafe 81 Michigan Coua-
tgaf krng. ss.-Af 4 session ef tle frohkia
Aaert tQT said Conals ~ Kent held Is fAe
Probate once iu ins CITY of Hrana kaplds. au
i4e -sih daY oi Ocfcter. ia tne year 0ne
thousand cigar huuared snd uinety
Present. cyrus =. frrsiHs. Judge "a Probate.
IA the natter ~ tae estate 81
AAlhEhl AE COY IL. deceased.
on rtadlnE and nuug Ghe petition duly
trF.1ed, 90 Henry sullivan. administrators. oi
SAD estate praying tAis court log llceuse asa
authority 10 stl The real estate oi SAID de
eeaed therein described Tor the reasons ana
purposes therein set forth.
IL Is ordered that Monday the 24fh DAY 81
NeAcllter l-so. &C TN O'Clock iM the forenoon.
al said Probate once, be sppOihted lor hear
lhE sid petition. ano thar the heirs az iaW
ot said deceased and ali persons interested in
SAID estate appear betoIr said court "a said
ilme ana platr. O. show cause "a hN license
should not h. granted 90 Ssi1 administrator
" sell real estate a. pras Oh Tor IA saia pet
ton.
Aud il Is further ordered. That copy of this
order D. published .hrce successive weeks pre-
klous 10 SAID day u hearing. in the lELTGRA2
HERALD, daily newspaper printed and clrgu
lating Ia said County oi Kent
CYRUS +. PERKINS.
"A true copvl Judge OF Probate
ADoLPH b. MAsoS. Register. nj nov =
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
CHEAP AND HEALTHY.
Separated MIX sad Jam Make o Goo
Enough ID ct for Anybody.

Enough ID ct for Anybody.
Mr.. Gladstone has reminded the world
that separated milk" is highly nour-
ishing and most valuable article of food.
says the British Medical Journal Al
present immense quantities OF it, which
could not be put TO better use than in
aiding tho direct food supplies of the
population, are thrown % the pigs or
disposed OF at nominal rates for mixed
trade purposes. Separated milk, it Is
almost needless TO say, contains all the
milk except the fat, which Is converted
into butter. Now, fSt Is very neces-
sary thing for infants, for children and
infants can not DO without it But chill
dren and adults can easily fnd other
means Of getting the required hydro
carbon. either In the form of suet, lard,
sugar or jam.
Very few people, perhaps, know how
large part cheap Jam plays IN the feed
Ing OF the poor school child. The cheap
ness Of sugar and tho great abundance
OF cheap fruit preserves are playing a
most Important and. indeed, an inval-
liable part in the feeding OF the chill
dren OF the artisan. the laborer and the
eottager. It is surprising, but salts
factory, 70 see nowadays how the child
brings to school hunk of bread and
Jam. There is no better form Of hydro
carbon. Separated milk and cheap Jam
ara additions 81 vast National impOr-
tance to our dietary; and not for chill
dren alone Hence the advice 70 the
oottager diligently 70 cultivate his fruit
trees, and 70 hold separated milk in
high esteem. is a. sound economic and
physiological advice "a statesman can
give. and be does well who lends 70 Il
the esph ass Of popular power.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
LEGAL ADIERIISlNG.


Al1tlE IS aefvss .lFe1 laaf : sy.eel8l mset-
- l4x 81 fke Sc S. A...1ffr el TIE ufA11 kAe-
les 4el oes ass A4S4AerseeEs AlEA ~ le1a
A<AY - the t.tg u ef4oa h&Fl4s. A.tfiz2as
- t-e -alh sa3 st hecf4aeer 4 j. is,k 8 81
esett e. "a. 60 tste als3. HrDtos. fl91 thea
&c al-tA4 las aft ries So taa1FPafasien u s&i1
eela F&s3 - - D i1crtass is fsltlfs slees -
ltr SAB ~ tfe h-&1fr4 taeus2nd ael i6rs
Nl0e.@a[ aaa also g. fcte lhaa a prepasiElca
thea 4na tiers g. es s4sm Iiea s. SAFE Staek-
te 4trS g. 4-tn4Tlzf ssiA 81 eep panx a. haTFee
laVacy 4l1 is>ls Us sa11s re 49, aaoeut set
eAeeea tAs e4e lHlt asa 4sll4fs s So .tl as
zskr OF Ge5a ~ ieai "a thc pfal<fls - - "a
sefap paHF. aaa ais4 ter taa tFsas4el Is af seeh
e-sscf a4s-4ass as has ne Il fatAtai - tau
tafeEoils. AID as tuAy toAis before S4i1 laoet-
ms
By she order IS The Rozrd 81 Direstors
thAD =. tlAth. secretary
oTand Rapids. Aiehis&n. Nose1ltef ~ ls<
lee E5
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

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fas asoz sae1s eEtxsf assssz
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Ea sa1frrsa zaa - az a -
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CSaz tae al1rrp~ - z1ss saxxs
81 k.4a4l esr 49, = sasZ
Aa4 fst, tla tss-lass - A. Aszrs
Ay sozsla $500 soarss8y sesaA
took 1rr Gtlis ls1z4 saetAoaxas
a soas seoee - 2er sgs
Az 49, s1tA ra4sszs 80 g srssrozahE-.
a lzazg asA4 sas
Ihsz caglz's gr'smptins zzassa uas ooI1
VIA aseE sn91ie4 stsEFe1
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Aaa Asksa ~ izsi enc sorSl-
C1a 1ttis ssra n 1nss-T-sa
fals zssl1ss ssestly say
1lxIa 1red - tsa1sr seeeaEsi -vof-
A ileky a4a sss L
--A a. fHasria<toa, n West saosa
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals

Qsflcs tQkkR ~ - 49, a eRkk
oKAsU EAFHss AscE- Aat =. isse
crale2 FI15tes4s 49, - fe<c.tc4 ~ the
el11x - lhx baAre ual.s / Z a1s. NskeHkeT ,.
- - 3. a. teI tac AZ .Es u 3 s&icr 2satn a.
slE2 Eal street ss4th trafp kssg tefe sfte sseale
setor2 ~ q tbe plans sha speeihratlaAs "a
rs 90 f1e ai1ce - tut AaaFe
1-s Board reserves thx rl9hf - lx1rcl sns -
a. ti2&
EAck alaaef shall ce4sasaf 9Th his RfQpuShi
TIE sNm 81 tiJc-a0 O. be terftltoc g. the tltY ~
tftan0 Rapids Ia c4sS he shat lan - elter
tnte sa&frael iD sccSf4&act viii hls RfoPes@l,
ShcN}d 1ls sid proposal - aoocRieS - the
beard q Puzzle NafkS
AZ pgoppsais laost he made uQ0n BLANKS thai
ali ts furnished ap0n application al the
ealle 81 he k04r4
- order 81 the boaue.
JANIS \. DAVIS
Attest President
Fan A. IsANIk4, SeeretAry. nos =
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
A EATrKR FoR WOMEN ONLY
sSz2ssalsg - tzBsrtsat ha.t Ne -
"a sAssia sk5R Eht&

lfls0 tas Easzsl frsseEsI@
Aots esrrsss2a4ezf writes 1ss ~ nete-
ers seas4 azse essases saa sxsre-s slAr
1Fes. iet Isem sFsf 81 "a sea 20 sssiF % =
Passie~i ssaaities. sas st eae aase ss~s
asa AeFts4S e41s-ste4 a.ss la acre ~~2
gay>leaa sseefs. alesgs flre1 a44 s2hs@t~<
zaksla 1slssFiss frsaa diseases Fss 9ti@f -
ntt 80 hesilay eaidrsa sere 80 49, -is
ina9ess ei-ltg b1t - ias "a ~ . qessi = ela~ef-
~ re1sly. wAlch / teless the best meaisi E@
efsf eiseofeEed fgr ae2ss neffo-S. sitA saA
sxas-slsd eealsukiaa hste oeea esnpisss-
IS resIofed q heaiga a4d slFepEth. ans pafe
tae heallaiest. Rlanpest aaa hesE ~ t&eles
tals marvellous Eemsay asa fFtsaa 81 I" o.
azsn Is D. 6rseae's AeIfars. snt it any visa
. ee stEonz sed healthy ana have es41lii AZ
and vigorous chlltred. tbss siu aot TAI q Use
Ekts wondcT 4mong me1icll~s'
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

AN ORDINANCE To amend section eight
of All ordinance Of the citS Of Grand Rapids.
entitled An Ordinance Relating 10 the
Streets in the City of Grand Rapids passed
September 20. 1875.
The Common Council OF the city Of Grand
Rapids do ordaiu:
That section eight Of an ordinance Of the city
Of Grand Rapids. entitled An Ordinance Re
iatinsto the Streets in the city Of Grand Rap
Ids. passed September ~, lSls. be and the
same is hereby amended so IS 10 read as FOL
ONS:
SIC. S. No person shall draw or propel any
sleigh or other carriage or vehicle. OF lead
drive or ride any horse or ho ses. beast or
beasts OF burden. or any cattle. sheep. or swine
over OF upon any Sidewalk Witsin said city
without flrSt thoroughly p oiecAng such SIDE
walk from injury nor shau gny person allow
or cause 10 be drawn. any wagon. carriage or
other vehicle. or drive or ride any horse
horses or other beasts Of burden over or upon
any sidewalk. bed or iswn bordering upon the
travelled track or roadway Oi any street or
highway in said city. except IN passing across
the same. into or from any lot. in which case
such sidewalk. bed or lawn. OF paved gutter
shall first be thoroughly protected from in1u-
y. Ner shall any person draw. or cause 70 De-
drawn. any wagon. carriage or other vehicle
across the paved gutter of CUTTERS Of any street
or highway in said city. into OF from any lot
or other place. without first thoroughly pro-
tectiDg said gutter or cutters from injury.
Passed and approved by the Common Coun-
eli of the City Of Grand Rapids. im regular ses
sion. held Monday evening, Neysmber !. ls9l
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

-v
T. L. Briggs. Leeodert Ban. Martha z. Bul-
lard. Harriet Is. K. Cook. @4sry ". Ciifon..-aiar-
caret /. De Core. Bsstissn DOogc. Bnousrd
d Otce estate. gcrrft bupree. Ms Christ an
Bricks r. Minnie 9. Erickson. Charles J. tr-
ict son. Jonas r. Everett, Geo. A orc, Abicsl
A. Fleming Mary 4. foTd. Cora 8. Ford.
Thomas iifzsi7mons. Altan l.. agg. frenk
q. Fritz. Cornelius p. Graveiya. Almins H d.
Justus G.. Herstein. Adam iIaiEi a.. Anon
Nerstein. Pieter Jouker. Aorial "a J ahnson and
John Lewis, Cornelius an4 NuI.c krygrr.
Ihomss Lyons. Joseph Nor ssey NARY Nc
larfy Frzukun II Moere. Charles A. Fraxiu,
Tna q. Pierce Jane J.. Page. Levi : Profin.
Mary p r9gr, Chas- !. and Fl ateth A.. Per
kins RoraHna il. Potts. lt sUneer l.. Roger.
Emra G. Rogers. Charles 4. kouify, 6eorFe
Eouiev. Joseph Henfy hicffsT. = ESheih ~.
SteWart Alfred G. sekei Henry rchasfsms.
HsrfV J. Skinner. Jan ~cbnutfn. kornfiiut
Van popeffuE. Andres "a Wander have. VII
lam fssers. william Wander Al. Cornelius
Van -tecnse en-. g. Wander heatf1. francs
81 they. Thomas ford.
You are hereby netife6 that assessments
sre about - be made upen you to deffay the
- nense of the Aforesaid Improvement. a.
assessment roll has been rnsse ia fhe prem
fses an1 ls on re in ire clerk e 0ffies n sai1
citr whore if 7lii re1f al open fnf Inspection
unfft Monday eFrnins. lee. J. - when and
where vou san sIpear before TIE Common
Cannoi ~ saId evening sna sh0W cause II
anF az said assessments Should noi he mace
sna cefIeefcf according ~ Az.
als w A rHINkAbN. City Clefk-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

In Hsbershsm Park. Ga, Is . curious
grapevine Ahous I've sess frcua tbs
ground. from large live oax, there pro
trudss a grapevine about one inch IL
diameter. 1hs tree i psrfeotlT solid.
snd no roots 70 the grapevine can b
anor
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

AT CLAIMS not consistent WITH The
birh character of syrup q F g sre
purposeiy avoided ~ TIRE Ca. FE
Svruc Company. IL acts gently on the
kldneYs. hvsr ard bowels. cleansing
the system efectus p, but Is = net .
cure-sll ard makes 10 prstenrons that
every bottle ~H rot sssbsts1 Dste.
Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has = picture # our u'llh None genuine
NthoEt t.
YALLK1 CITx MuLESs Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

PROBATE oRDER-State OF Michigan. Coun-
~ OF Kent. s.. AT a session 0ffhe Probate
Court for said C0uaty OF Kent. held Al The Pro
bate Office, IN the city of Hrand Rapids. 0n the
lfth DAY Of october. in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present, Cyrus l.. Perkins. Judge of Probate
In the matter 0l the estate OF
GEORGE b. OSBORN. deceased.
An instrument IN writing puTporting 10 D. 3
duly authenticated copy OF the last Siil and
testament of the said deceased. together with
the probate thereof In the Prola4c Court o.
Somerset county. in the state of Maine. hay-
ing ceen fled in this court with petition Tor
the allowance Of the same II this state as =
foreign viii.
lt is ordered, that Monday. the 10th day Of
November. 1880. at ten o clock in the lore
noon, at said Probate Ofhee. be appointed for
nearing said petition.
And IL is further ordered. that a copy Of
this order be published three successive weeks
previous 10 said day OF hearing. In the IELE-
GRAN-HERALD, a daily newspaper printed and
circulating in said county of Kent.
CYRUS l.. PERKINS,
"a true cOpy) Judge OF Probate.
ADOLPH b. MASON. Register. nov 6
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
TRKAsuREE,s xoTIcE


City Tressurrr's offre.
Grand FsVffa &irh Nev "a Isse.
Wetfre is rershv gwen that fhe sssessrnfr p 3
roI for Fraf a grave iing are psvinR fhs Ept-
frrs - ? Fffh svEEur frerf south lIfifiHE
sfrssf - tgpsH sTsEue II fts city ef ereNo
Rards ID ror III ny rsufs snt that J -.
rees ~ Esvmenf thereof ior ffe rfffe oi
fssrfF rars frorr fhis date ~ tflf cHes 81 he
CffT T-tzS9rer. CifF Ia.
GFoReT 3 TERRT.
srrf ~ Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
DETRoiT. GRAND HAyrNANmwAUKEE

beifoH express lcayiuE e. 80 m has wagner
parlof aud buffet ear attached. and evening
express leaving 8g . m has parlor car a..
tacAed. These trains make direct connection
ia Detroit for al points East
Express leaving ~ l0 IS m has Wagner
Sleeping car 70 Detroit. arriving In Detroit al
7 ~ am.
Through railroad tickets ano ocean steam
ship tickets and sleeping cai berfhs secured at
j.. 9. II. A n. ollre. . MonrOo-st.. anc Al tao
depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass. Aren't.
JOHN ". LOUD. franc Msuacer. Detroit.