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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
FOR MANY YEARS DIR.
TODD HAS CURED
CONSUMPTION.

FoRT WAIVE. Ind. Sept. IL. 1s72-For the
benefit Of those who think Consumption in
curable viii mate statement Of my cure
On the l.th Of last March VAS izkep with the
Lung Fever. or as the doctors called ~. euro
Pneumonia. j was attended by one whom
had considerss the most eminent physician
ofthis city for three months ard hal during
which time he employed I've other physicians
- counsui. For ab0af three weeks thought
/ WAS getting better. When sn absc as began to
form in my left lung and the physicians pro
nounced 70 Quick Consumption. From this
tine I failed rapidly and raised from plat e
had night sweais. BY the Sfh q June haa
got - weak that / could not ut elAss 81
water TO my mouth and was confined n IN y bed,
vas reduced to skeleton except ny segs spe
feet. which were greatly sweiied Atfhis time
my wife seeing DT :. Car 1edd's circular. EN-
ployed him. and ] am tree TO say improved
stead from the time ] commenced taking his
medicines In three dsys the swelling had
gone out Of my limbs and IN three weeks 1
vas able - be up and Vsik out seors little.
and in ten weeks 1 was able fo wsk tws miles.
and felt IS well as ever did Nev ! wsk from
three 20 four miles each dsy. neither cough nos
spit. 4 bsYe no PAIN sba think my ions
JOHN A. MILLER.
II ". Creighton ave n. Wayne. lbd-
Mr.. Miller noS weighs lIs pouncA
pr. Miller is over ~ Tesrs cle.
Nr Miller pss cured over a ysaTt ago.
This shows that ronsumpten can pc per
maaentlY cured BY Or s Cisy To9d.
People are goiae between bere snd forf
WAYNE ever dsy. Oct some frfsnd e. cal or
Mr. Mi8er ard learn the particular ~ his
cure. IL was TIE tslt Of the town Tor months.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
Coal Nine. Closed Up.

TO continued quietness in the coal trade
and large stocks on hand. with no i'm
mediate prospect of being able to market
them, the coal department OF the Della
ware, Lackawanna a. Western rail-
road has ordered an indefinite
closing down of all the mines in this
vicinity. This will throw thousands Of
men out of employment at time OF the
year when wages are much needed, and
will cause much suffering unless de-
cided change in matters should boom
the coal trade
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
SOCIALISTS BARRED.
fmpOrtAnt Action by the Federation OF
Labor as Detroit.

DETROIT. Mich. Dec. l0-In the con-
yention of the American Federation OF
Labor. The report OF the special com
mittee on the admission of Saniel. rep
resenting the New York Central Labor
Federation. was called for. Secretary
Foster arose and reported as follows:
I'VE have concluded that We can not
admit any political party without ad-
mitting others" In short, the comm nit
tee reported unfavorably 10 the admis-
sion of Saniel on the general ground
that he came up from an organization
without a charter from the Federation.
The previous question was called for
and poll vote asked for. This resulted
in eighty delegates casting 1899 votes
for tho adoption OF the committee re-
port while twenty delegates with a
total of 5S5 votes cast them negatively.
The report was thus declared adopted,
and the American Federation OF Labor
thus took its stand upon the socialistic
elements entrance into the organiza-
tiOn
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
UoIiday Luxuries.

The finest display of foreign fruits
ever exhibited in this city, now occu-
pies the capacious show window of
{. Z. Smith, the grocer, corner Foun-
tain and Ionia-sts. Oranges brought
direct from the sunny chime of Florida,
nesting costly against lemons from
Italy. Luscious clusters of grapes
plucked from the vines of Malaga, a
province of Spain, bordering on the
blue Mediterranean sea, and hanging
over all this, mammoth punches OF
Bluefield bananas from the plantations
of Aspinwall. 1t is well worth long
walk to see the window of c. +. Smith
at fountain and Ionia-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

DIVISION superintendent smith, Of the
Lake shore. = here frnm Kalamazoo.
Chief Engineer .. n. Richards. Of tbe
r :. 4 N. s., from Toledo, was "A town
yesterday.
General Agent ". T. Kirke. Of the G.
J. 4 NJ. came over from Maskegon
yesterday or business.
". II Williams. 7. f. A. of the Ms
sour Pacific. IS In the CITY. Mr.. VIII
lisms' home = in Chicago.
". F. Wolfepd0n. T. r. A. OF the c.
3 ". IL. returned Yesterday evening
from hls usual hne OF duties
John L. Freeman. Of Cleveland. gen
ersl superintendent Of the Lake SHORE
system, vas in the city yesterday.
RTwo sxtrs large freight locomotives,
the property ef the p, $ = & A., az
rived yesterday ever the g. r. q T. ard
were turned over e. TIE &. 4 ~. ~ for
fhe temporary relief of that company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
Grand Rapids MuSicCo,

SUCCESSORS TO ]. H. TH0ktS& CO.
NJ. D. wEEDEN. W.. HOsFoBD.
Agents for the celebrated
Bradbury. Hemming and
Bush x Cert Pianos. West
ern Cottage and Lakeside
Organs.
Old pianos and organs
taken i'm exchange.
Washburn Guitars. Ban
jos, Mandoiins, VioliDs,
String sheet music and all
kinds of Musical merchan-
disc at
NO. -. DIyI@IoN-ST..
CODY BLOCK. GRAND RAPIDS
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
Heart Disease the Cause.

Coroner Locher decided yesterday
that VIM. L. Black, the man who died
so suddenly on Fulton-st. the day pre-
vlous. died of heart disease. Conse-
quently no inquest will be held. The
officers Of Custer Post were making dill
igent inquiries yesterday, concerning
the dead mans wfe's whereabouts,
but without success thus fari
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
Free Transportation Granted.

TOPEKA, Kan. Dec. 10-A meeting
of Kansas railroad men occurred here
Tuesday at which it was decided TO
transport free of charge all contribu-
tions TO the destitute farmers in West
ern and Northwestern Kansas. Consid-
erable destitutionl exists in those por-
tion of the State. but not enough to re-
quire the solicitation of aid outside Of
fha Sfafa
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
MAKE NO ERROR!

Ifyou 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 aud loss of time. DIR.
TOdd's hospital and other
experience i'm foreign coun-
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 i'm
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless cases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

WAC Knows vat - 10. The vslue
of fhis wiaicna vas strlkinxIy demon
srrsfed isu week hv a lsdy a tais c "
She sablect t. headaches. ard feIt
that one was coming cn- A frerd ted
her 60 use Paine's Celery Compound g.
varf CO ths sitscs. Sac id 20. snd
tie Created heStsche ard suderng
never cane
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
A Meeting That Wasn't Held.

The reporters wasted good deal of
shoe leather yesterday, trying to find
the State Association of Prosecuting
Attorneys. Kent was the only county
represented, and even Mr.. Stuart was
not aware, until told by reporter,
that he was State ASSOCIATION.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
1GONARD'S


iiisa
STR FACT
Thai ben 81 many people oeme 70 purchase
one - those = = eemplefe blaaer sets, int
pieces ~ choicest White Pcreri4an that thes
take the new English heseaaie pattern,
he pieces - siet5 Instead. Bat the iaci u
thai these koSed4ie ssts are iFrosistabis- fhes
are imported direct iron the makers Who d.
signed this pattern in da4k no~ers exclusives
Tor Is Cur dinner SETS are n endless salirts
Never have We shown sneh beautiful services
Tor 40 little money. Crowded with goods in
every department
oals 5 Cents
Per DO, for weoden Tooth Picks. soft or hard
wood. These are tie regular staple picks ~
in boz. We picked them uF II a bargain, The
very nnest quality teoth plea. onls cents per
bo1 81 .ssb- Lou Nil be delighted With these.
Only IS Cents
For best black JSpanned coal hod With heod.
Others from = cents. II you are an ccononieai
buyer, come aaa examine the thousand and
one articles needed and used Ia every day HE.
Only sI.5s Per pair
For carving sets. Best stag handle. aud finest
quality kngllsh steel. Others as los a. - cents
per pair but TO-DAY We push only the best We
can buy. one hundred sets To select from
present for your husband.
Light for Dinner.
A S0inch Banquet Lamp. complete. with
umbrella shade. giving magnificent iieht
only sl.51. You can not only save your gaS
bills by this very latest idea. hyf also add o.
the beauty Of your table. We are showing
them al every price. 10 sN0a. Piano Lamps.
With finest central draft burner, olly $40 20
gl.7h Nowhere Is there 80 rich line for the
same.
9se BIacking Cases
useful present for the Men Folk" Is one
of our Genuemen's Dlacking Case. with IT
tings ourown manufacture. Others al 81 -.
and various prices. A Iuii ASSORTMENT
Below Cost
Here is a bargain. We offer. until sold, about
thirty pieces OF Plush Toilet Cases. with most
elegant ZylOnite fittings. actually worth 5000
10 $l5.0O per case. al half value. making them
actually below the cost of manufacture. Pur
chased at bargain. and viii be sold AZ bar
gain $500 10 slZIb each.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Mrs. D. J. Buckley wishes to inform
her friends that she has opened dress
making parlars at 46 South Divison-st.
The Brunswick. and wonld be pleased
to meet her old patrons. First class
work guaranteed
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

"azsfsaFoss Dee. le. For losss
A'ehixsn and Uppsr Niehika8. far
Thursday aaa FFiaay. sc1ts sSs1eF.F
slncz snd Narmar.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
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Cash for the MIAmis.

WASHINGTON, Dec 10-A favorable
report to the House has been received
on Representative Martins bill appro-
priating S4s. 900 to reimburse the Miami
Indians nf Indiana
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

1t is original, is copy
righted, not published in
book form, and hence if you
want to read it, and of course
you do, you will not look
for it elsewhere.
IF not already a regular
subscriber Send in Your
Order at Once, and secure
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
sem1.Annual CIearance Sale.

20, 25and SO per cent. off on hats, bon
nets, tips, cniIdren's hoods, etc. before
taking our inventory.
ADAMS & Co.
90 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Children's cloaks way down in price
at NoIgt, HerpolsheIner & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Smoking Jackets, Caps aud Loung-
ing Robes for holiday gifts at T. W.
Dunn & Co.'S, IS Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Full dress furnishings at T. W. Dunn
& Co.'S, 65 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Cheapest place for Picture Frames is
Geo. W. Lemons, las MonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Christmas presents fer men. Most
acceptable at Dunn's, s. MOuroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Now igthe time to buy Misses cloak.
NoIGT. HERPoLsHEINER 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

T. w. Dunn 4 Co. invite the ladies 70
inspect holiday gifts FOR men. s. Mon
Toe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Order picture frames at Harvey &
Heystek's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best = cheapest and most sstls-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

Special ssle Of Misses cloaks.
NoIGr, HERPorsHrrwFR 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

this charming and entertain
ing serial for perusal during
the long fall and winter
evenings.
1t will appear in our col
umnS in regular inStallments
until finished.
Don't fail to read il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

A<tt ~" t.- ; :, -. -is-lt
Lily Waite Faoar
Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11

A useful present for the Men Folk" Is one
of our Genuemen's Dlacking Case, with II
tings. Our own manufacture. Others al SLse
and various prices. A Iuil ASSORTMENT
Chicago eagle., 1890-06-28
SAVING;
PRUDENT

Storekeepers of America appeal to your intelligent
eye and comprehensive judgment careful buyers to
try with one sample order for READY-MADE
CLOTHING. We would like to have you compare our
goods with any have in your from other man
ufacurers. If the reader is not merchant please ask
your dealer for garments bearing this known label
The state herald., 1890-03-28

The Herald appeals to the ladies of
Phillips County TO read the communi-
cation, in this issue, from l.. NJ. r.. and
then go to work and form and auxiliary
In each precinct to the county fair rs.
sociation. 1.-The lords Of creation" are
all right on dress parade but when IL
movement is made even to advance
their own interest, the ladies must
take the lead or failure is sure to he
the result. The ladies' of Phillips
county cannot engage In more laud-
able undertaking than the one sug-
gested by our correspondent. Every
well wisher Of Phillips county will
give helping hand and In the fall of
1890 we will witness an exhibit of the
products of our county of which we
will all feel justly proud
Now ladies take this matter into your
own hands and let these great big burly
LORDS of creation" see aud know that
when your sex undertake II public
enterprise success Is sure to follow.
The columns of the Herald are Mt youi
service and we beg of you TO act and
act at once, that the men of Phillips
county may have time to come for
ward and work in the good cause of
having a grand county fair even
though they stand in the rear rank.
Do your duty to your home, your
county and your State and have 10
fear ms to the result. success is sure to
follow.
The state herald., 1890-03-28
Omaha Neb.
Editor STATE HERALD,

AIAitOA oAA - ahhhhb3
Your attention is called to the fact
that a series of home seekers excursions
has been arranged to run from The east
to all points on the lines Of the Burling
ton, west of the Missouri river. Tickets
will be sold April 22d, ,May20th, ,septem
ber 9th and 28rd and October lith ut
Chicago, Peoria and all points west
thereof to the Missouri river. ut half
rate, that is: One fare for the round
trip stop-overs will be allowed ut points
west Of the Missouri-river at any time
within the final limit Of the ticket,
which will be 80 days. 1t is expected
that arrangements viii be made with
the lines east of Chicago, 30 that
tickets can be purchased at all points
as far east as Buffalo and Pittsburg,
ut the same rate. The attention OF the
people in your vicinity is called to the
special Importance Of taking proper
steps to thoroughly advertise the advnn
-tages of your particular section, in
order To induce settlers from the east
to avail themselves Of the low rate
offered and locate in Colorado.
Yours Truly,
j. FRANCIS G p s. T A.
The state herald., 1890-03-28
Correspondence.
JorrINas FROM GA

SPECIAL correspondence CO to tho HERALD.
Natural talent Is education was the subject
of debate at our last Literary with decision
in favor of affirmative.
Next Friday evening will be tile last Of
the seasons sessions, which hase been well
attended, and source of much pleasure
and profit to the neighborhOod,
Our quarterly meeting services were in
teresting and We're highly appreciated by
the large audience present. Rev. Cook will
ever be welcomed by this people.
Edward Reynolds returned to Nebrasln
last Friday after leaving sOnie eight or nire
hundred dollars In paymant Of Phillips Co.
stock which will be quite "lift' In there
tax times.
As we again see o,ir farmers so hopefully
rushing In their springs crops. we are re-
minded OF the words of Holy Writ. Faith
is the substance OF things hoped for tile
evidence Of things not seen."
The Alliance movement Is gaining ground
rapidly, over sixty members being already
enrolled at Fairvcw and the same number
at Paoli, and many othir points. "Dinna
ye hear the Slogan?"
We have learned new eastern method OF
bread making which we commend to our
housewives. A cup of corn meal white
preferd) Is stirred into sufficient boiling
water TO form a thin cruel, cook for few
moments, and add while warm to the bread
spunge before mixing hard.
The Herald was in error in a recent state
ment that County Fair Association has
been inarigurated by =. +. Reynolds and
other gentleman, the 'lords of creation"
seemingly beeng very slow in setting about
their laudable undertaking. But we will
tconiidentially) tell you of project some OF
our ladies have In view to give impetus II
possible tothe movement. 1t viii be called
the "Phillips County Fair Auxiliary of
township G-ii." The officers will cNi,sist
Of a President, Vice t.eblde,it, and Sccre-
tary, and two of our best workers will be
chosen to work up ar interest In the town.
ship in each of tho following departments
listially represented at county fair viz
Dairy products, Domestic fabrics-which
hallinclude carpets. quilts, rugs etc. Needle
work, Poltry, Pantry Stores dncluding can
ned fruit, Pickles, Vegetables, Plants and
flowers.) These being the lines of greatest
interest to wOman-kind, they will be the
ones to receive our committees work. This
organization Is intended In no measure to
forestall or otherwise influence any Fair
Association to be hereafter created by the
county at large, but is simply wha, its name
indicates ''an auxiliary" to that end, and
we invite the ladies of each township 10 join
with us in organizing n like society (ot upon
abet'cr plan II they see iit) at an early date,
and we believe the good results will be ap-
parent Mt our harvest home" festival which
kind providence will bountifully bestow
upon our Phillips County agriculturists.
l.. NJ. X.
The state herald., 1890-03-28
FIDDLERS PEAK.

Special correspondence to the HERALD.
Robbie White is inprdwine slowly.
Farmers are busy putting in wheat and
barley.
Geo. Conkling is now rusticaiing at bcte
de lloyt.
The misses Williams and ,aiss Hahn de
pasted for Arapab"c, s'sbraski, last Friday
p Nat Lane is n rustler among bronchos; he
soon took the starch out Of Sears bronchos.
Frank Crane returned from Denser last
Friday. lie will probobly remain for n
month or more.
Frank Hoyt and Geo. Conkling are going
to Denver In u few days and from there
COnitling goes TO San Francisco.
Rev. o. +. Kellogg, OF Sundance, wyo.
ming, and representative Of that state, was
welcome visitor ut tile peak" last week.
CIfUD.
The state herald., 1890-03-28
IIAPpY iIOOsLrIts.

VIM. Timm0ns, Postmaster Of Idayille,
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines CON.
bined; for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver trouble" Join Leslie,
farmer and stockman, 0f same place, says
"Find Electric Bi,tcrs 10 be the bcs, Kidney
and Liver medicine, made me feel like n
new man. J. W. Gardner, hardware
merchant, same town, says: Electric Bittcrs
Is Just the thing for man who Is all run
down and don't care whether he lives or
dies; he found new strength, good appltite
and felt Just Ike he had new lease of life.
Only 'Oc. bottle, nj city Drug Store.
The state herald., 1890-03-28

No people under the broad canopy
uf heaven have been more conservative
In thier actions than tho republicans
of Phillips County. They have folded
their arms metaphorcally speaking and
awaited results-and we see those re-
suits in the political "hand writing on
the wall"
Phillips County rightly handled has
a republican majority Of three hundred
and to-day If an election was held a
majority Of over three hundred would
be given here against our party. And
what has been the cause of this change?
We will answer the question in one
word Doodle. In the management of
County appointments we have to run
to Greele and there secure the endors-
ement Of men who have no interest
whatever In Phillips County or we fail
to secure the recognition Of our con-
gressior al delligation.
There isn't to-day republican resid-
ing In Phillips County whose endorse
ment can receive the recognition of our
congressional delegation. Is that right?
Is that republicanism2 II 1t be either
count us as anything but republican
and We have yet to cast our first vote
other than republican.
We are opposed to m influence out
side Of Phillips County having anything
TO do with the federal appointments IN
our County: IL wrong and Its ruinous
to republican here. Let the republicans
Of Phillips County attend to thier own
business without a dictator cring over
them who resides In another County
and let our County Central Committee
nee that this is done.
The state herald., 1890-03-28

On Monday morning last our fellow
citizen, Mr. 4. ID. Upton, received n
telegram from Silver City, Mills County
Iowa, announcing the death Of his
mother, Mrs Mar, Upton.
Nrf ffnnn Was In the elghty'inti'
year Of her age ut thstiina ofisr death
and was from youth to within u zee
weeks Of her death always In the enjoy
ment Of good health.
At the nge Of sixteen ycars she united
with the N. L. Church and lived the
life Of n true christian woman during
the remainder Of her days.
The state herald., 1890-03-28

Among the most useful deeds Of
the Farmers, Alliance will be counted
the appointment OF statistician in
each state who shall make yearly
retdfhs as to the kinds, Quantities,
OF crops, flocks, herds dairy, fruit, and
other products Of the farm. The pro-
jsct is, how ever, rendered Of less
value than 1t should be by the order
Of the President Of the Kansas branch
Of the alliance: These statistics shall
be for the benefit Of the order and for
information Of its members, and not
for general publication sin these days
It Is not wise to have trade secrets; the
good Of one industry Is the good Of all
industries; the depression Of one great
industry work depression to all indust
ries. II is nm error common to all
agriculturalassociation to suppose that
agriculturis a trade governed by laws
that do not operate upon all other trad
es. The great law Of supply and de-
mand governs every trade.
But, even in It's limited application" TO
the benefit Of the order.n the Kansas
Alliance scheme will have good effect
II faithfully carried out. This Nation Is
far bchindFrance, Germany and Great
Britain In Its statistical hrowltdge Of
the crops, fiocks, herds, wages, manufac
lures. incomes, births, deaths, and
marriages, Of its people. Except no to
immigration We have no thorough sys
TEN Of statistics. either vital or material
Tee National census is good In ten
years, and necessary Is incomplete NJ
best. A few states have established
bureaus OF labor In few the Office
Of state satistician exists; one or two
states attempt the collection of satisfies
lbs to health md morals, but IN all OF
chem the appropriations ARE inadequate
TO the task contemplated, md most Of
the informations desir cd Is refused by
turner's md others who fear that any
Inquiry directed M 10 crops or trade is
to\ be made the basis Of new tax 'egisla
ti1n. The result Is TINT ny people VIC
lack that benefit knowledge Of present
resources and probable contingencies
which the best interests Of agriculture
and trade demand, Our farmers keep
adding TO the corn md wheat ncreas,
unmi ndful Of the fact that India, Russia
and Austria Hungary. countries In
which labor Is fur chcnps than II Isl here
also are increasing their acres Of grInn
nnd our farmers have been too neglect
full Of crops for what there soon would
be pn abundant homd market and with
the surplus OF which AsIatIc and Europ-
ean countries could not compete sncc-
essfully as they DO with our easlly rails.
cd crops Of grain.
The state herald., 1890-03-28
REMARKABLE lrstuE,

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Pl,lniicld, III.
makes the statement that she caught cold
which settled on her lungs; she was treated
fora month BY her family physician, but
grew worse. lie iol,l her she was n hopeless
victim Of consumption and that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist suggested DR..
Kings New Discovery for, Consumption
she bought u bottle aN 10 her delight
found herself benefited from trst dose. She
continued Its use and after iaking ten bott-
les, found herself SQUAD and well, now does
her own homework and IL Ms well rs she
ever WIS. Free trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery nj. City Drug Store, large
bottles 5oc. and si.0O.