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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
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PURELY PERSONAL.

Mrs. Emma Wheeler went 20 Jackson
yesterday To attend a meeting OF the
executive board of the ". {. T. l.
called to make arrangements for the
State convention, 10 be held IN that city
IL May.
Mrs. 3. VI. Undcrhill, who has been
in this city receiving medical Treatment,
has returned 10 her home at Big Rapid,
much improved IN health.
The many friends of Alvah w. Brown
VIII bc pleased TO hear that he is con-
valescent after a severe attack oi la
grippe.
Mrs. Bond, who has been tho guest oi
her daughter. Mrs. Thos. VI. Pcirco. re-
turns to her home n Fort Wayne TO-
/ day.
Prof. c. W. ColWen has organized q
class in music at Big Rapids. He n.
structs them on Monday Of each week
Mr.. and Mrs. :. a. Norman havc re-
turned from a five weeks VISIT 20 NcW
York. Boston ana other Eastern points
Miss Mae Parker and Miss Ida R0blee
! of Coldwater. are taking a course ln a
business college in tins city.
Miss Matte Ashley returned last night
I from Chicago, whore she has been visit
lng Mrs. =. II. Carroll.
Mrs. Harry Perkins and Mss Minnie
7 Evans have returned from trip &
Detroit and Chicago.
Miss Clara Root has been visiting ne
/ uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. .. W
4 H0vt. Of Coldwater.
Mss Helen Ahncfeldt. n Muskegon
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

A commandCry of knights Templar
was instituted az Traverse City last
evening. Cond rotor Naikert of the O.
X. a ]. attended.
Thee. & ". VI. Is not farinC quite 50
we'll, and work of cutting is suspended
temporarily. at least. The T.. J.. a "
ls cutting us usual number Of car loads
daily for points IA Eastern Michigan
and ONO.
The zee business continues good for
the railroad. Notwithstanding the soft
weather. Ca the g.. Il. d /. al D. f.
Lake work stiil booms. sho penusyi-
vania Company Will have sent a. the O..
x. a ]. 1000 cars for Icc, before tho sea-
son closes.
General Manager Hoald. J. 3. Multi
ken and Chief Engineer McNoan, oi
the {. 4 ". NJ, went 20 Tmverse CITY,
Tuesday, 10 inspect the Baldwin
TSvorse extension of the road. They
Viii 90 south from Traverse CITY. and
then vii 60 around and 60 north from
Baldwin, thus covering the whole Of
the road thus far completed.
a new time schedule Will 60 uto
elect on the Southern division Of the
g.. X. q J., Sunday. March Us. Until
then arrangements have been made 10
maintain connections ~ lth tie Michigan
Central 81 kalamazoo a. follows. The
Mich gan Contra west bound tram wll
Zee held al kaismazoo fifteen minutes
70 meet fhe g.. 4. a J. south bound
leaving Grand Bapds at 1850 p. n..
and the ~. D.. & . North bound now
reaching Grand Rapid ai 500 =. m.
VIII be ACld al kalamazoo niieon mine
uie- io connect with tte Michigan
Centra train from Chicago.
The following particulars regarding
tho wreck ai ~tauw00d on sunday. q
which Albert l.. Dean lost his lfe. arc
learned. The zee train, which was OD
ts way sOuth. was made up 0f three
sections. The FIRST section hal passed
~ianNOod. the second was standing 0n
switch at Sfauwo0d, ami the third.
through mistake pf some kind, was
permitted 20 dash into tee second Sec
ton. Dean fres brakeman Ou tle last
section. and was probably Ou Size loco
motive about t8C time thc accd dent &C
CURED. lt Thought he had iusi jeff
I the locomotive when fhc crash came
a. his hodv wfs found n position
I winch subsiaut at- THIS theory When
found. the body was pinned d0wn hT
/ Tie wreck. and 80 blackeur1 WITH cuai
! dust that was Impossible - recognize
! 81 The rarna.ns were taken g. Big
/ Rapids and prepared f5r burial 500 sept
80 Marshall for burial Prom papers
found 0u tbe body could i'e seer that
/ the man had Recently come from tne
West. and d learned that nc he'd
been "a the empty nf the roed nut
snort time. haTng made huf two other
/ frns on tne roa.i. Deceased 'f maf
1 III about a. vears gl age. and Irtfor
/ found p hfs poostf SHOWS tnaf ho hes
I 81 r. with whom n had not res ded iDr
e0nqe frnp. lre cars. fnclud ~
oaboose. were more or Jess demoilsile1.
soruf ~ them nrrnug up.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

l. Fok4ess ths Czuss Or Mere Deaths
Ehan AleSkSle
HAND FAcTs FoK CoSsIDEkATIoS.

HAND FACTS FoE CoSsIDEkAfIoS-
Il = continually asserted b. radical
refoFinars that tobacco Is directly fe-
30 sole for = great many lie snd
rasladles. from smokers cancer Il
parsss. o. tae other hand. physicians
~ repate 90 nOt recognize smoker
cancel although they 40 assert that
nie0tt 1Ols0n 5 al important element
ln tli .nGlt-0ns wficn 9rlAs on paresls,
WHEEL sease Is largely Oh the increase.
The effects OF tobacco are slower ~
manil. -tng themselves than those OI
alc0lo Bat Il can not b. denied that
the ex essve US u tobas co affects the
nerve entries, while alcohol dulis and
weak e..s the intellect when used IA e1-
cess.
Many constitutions are ruined, and
ss InauY sfstems wrecked by the effect
upon tae nervous organization OF the
tobacco or alcoholic poison when used
as SO.ither 10 nerves which are already
stra ned 10y OyeTwork. A good cigar or
= glass u VINE may not be harmful IN
the proper place, but they most GER
talniy add fuel 10 the me OF over-work
or Oyer-wOTTY, which Is burning up our
merchants. our mechanics, our pro-
teSSlOnal men, and even the ladies
brain and nerves. There II bat one
thing known which viii give the per
feet digestion, good appetite, sound and
restlul sleep, strong nerves, firm
muscles, clear BRAN, sparkling eyes,
elastic step, and ruddy hue OF health
which makes business and social hfe an
enjoyment instead OF misery; that one
thing Is Paine's Celery Compound. This
wonderful discovery Is a scientific pre-
paration which is positive and harm
less cure Tor all nervous isOrders.
We have heard OF several cases where
people have left OFT the tobacco habit
with the AID of the Compound, for il
We the strength and tone 10 the
nerves which had become irritated and
weakened when the use of tins drug
was stopped. The best physicians find
Palne's Celery Compound preparation
which always removes the EVIL results
brought on by excessive drinking. 1t
IS not a nostrum, a bitters, or a poison
Gus mineral mixture, but discovery
that Is of unequaled value for curing
the diseases for which it IS recon-
mended.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
SAYS TO GO AHEAD.
TIE Secretary "a WaI Authorizes ths
SUFRes.

Charles f. Sigh, chairman Of the
special committee of tae Hoard oi
Trade GA tie waterway u Lake Nieh.-
gan, late yesterday forenoon received
from Congressman Belknap az NASH
lngton telegram stating that the
Secretary q War had l response -
t1e communication seat 81 am hy the
committee. ~ heretofore Published al
length, declaea 80 author Col. iua-
low 30 take charge oi gae survey al the
river iIon tlls cty o. iie lske. Col.
Ludlow is also aulhoulea iy thc sCcre-
tary 10 report to the Department ai
Washington an approximate est mate
ot inc cost " ihe imlU0R elleut, together
with the recommendation as 20 tlt
course 10 be adopted
Col. Ludlow has only cn waiting
Tor ornclal Endorsement. aol Viii uoW
push tho work on tie maps and get out
hlsrepoIt 30 be subm tte1 t0the Depart
ment ar Washington as s0ou a. may be.
A committee meeting Wlh be called
by Chairman >ilgh AZ soon as the mem
bers can be got together. aud a report
10 be submitted 10 the hoard VIII be
prepared ~ few days. OF course Col
Ludlow viii need 70 make 10 further
survey than that already made on the
suthouty and at the Instance of tie
Board OF Trade, under Col. Ludlow +.
superYlslOn
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
The great Edna.
AN ERROR CORRECTED.
The VIM. A. Berkey Furniture Company
Is Enlargipe Instead of Going
Out of Business.

Many people seem to have formed an
idea from some unknown cause that the
Wm. \. Berkey Furniture Company
was closing out their business in this
city.
Yesterday a representative of the
TELEGRAM-H HERALD called at their office,
and in reply TO the above query, Mr..
Berkey, the senior member of the COM
pany, said: NO, sir; it Is mistake; we
are cramped for room in our manu-
featuring department, and we are
going TO close out our retail business
and use this large room now occupied
with furniture to manufacture in,
which will give US a great deal larger
capacity in our factory, and see if we
cannot get caught up with our orders
once more" Upon investigating the
prices OF their large retail stock, which
is frst-class, "uot culled over, as this
sale only commenced Monday" the
writer found everything in the line of
household and parlor furniture offered
At astonishing low prices, and at the
present rush this sale will last only
short time, as people can appreciate
such bargains as are being offered at
the retail department of the VIM. A.
Berkey Furniture Company, 50 TO 70
WaterlOO-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
A SELECT AFFAIR.
A Highly Artistic and Moral sParring
Match Last Night

A very select party enjoyed rich
treat last evening, IN the underground
parlors Of Johnny Roche, on West
Bridge-st. Several sparring matches Of
"A highly artistic and moral character
were rendered durng the evening, and
a choice collection OF bologna sausages,
picked tripe, rye bread and beer was
served during the entertainment at
cents whack.
The affair was very exclusive, only
the truly tough being admitted. Tins,
of course, barred the representative
of the press, and accounts Of the affair
must necessarily be rather mesger.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

Ralph W. Bulkley, by his next friend
Abbie A. Bulkley (who is also his
mother), has commenced suit agains
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Associa-
ton, cooperative life insurance COM
pany, of New York City. The life of
hls father, VIM. +. Bulkley, was insured
in the above association for $4,000, and
the policy, by Its own terms, was paya-
bic within ninety days after the death
of the party insured. Mr. Bulkley died
May 4, 1889, and the policy still remains
unpaid.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
THREE KINDS OF CIDER.
The Selling Thereof Gets Porter Vint0n
Into Trouble

The trial of Porter Ninton, who is
charged with violating an ordinance Of
the village of Sparta, is IN progress in
the circut court. The defendant is
charged with selling intoxicating bev-
erages in manner prohibited by the
village ordinance. The evidence went
10 show that Ninton kept three barrels
OF cider in his place. one be called
sweet" and tins WAS more romarka-
bic for lts laxative than lts intoxicating
properties. Another he called "sOtt,
bat his patrons said there was no trouble
IN accumulatmg jag 10y imbibng Of
TINS brand. The third barrel be called
"hard cider" and "a is celebrated for
miles around for thc violent and per-
sstcnt nt0Ncati0n Il can produce, and
the suddeness with which u takes eli ect.
One OF the witnesses SAID that only
those who had a day or two to spare
could think Of drinking from THIS bar
rel. and that very moderate quantity
would lay q man out for thirty DAYS.
The case vii be continued tins morn
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
Entitled TO the Best.

All are entitled to the best that their
money will buy, so every family should
lily remedy, Syrup of Figs, to cleanse
the system when coStive or bilious.
For sale in soc and S1.00 dottIes by all
leading druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
Look out for Edna.
Or. Wiibur's Eye Water

Cures all kinds of sore eyes, such as
granular lids, wild hairs. scrofula in
eyes, failing sight or cataracts. For
sale at Peck's drug store, 30 cents per
bottle
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


This list IS furnished By w. r. Scr,bner,
real estate dealer. - Pesri-st.:
I. Stewart White 10 George BarnhsTt
lots. I. :. Whites add .... %
Thomas VI PEGS to Csneiia ". DlDker,
lots i and -. Peck & Neenboer's add. GO
W I. Of sec u. cannon Z. 400
Herhert Williams 30 Alys Mead. part
sw 81 " ~ sec 81. Alg0ma .. 20
Imam Nissr 70 mon kaisheek
. = and : p se =. c = OF sec 4. Is-
simon KaIIbeek r. Pier Nicolsf. n =
sw q 2. Of sec 3. Tyrone .............- 90
Joseph Giiboe 70 John 4. Wilson pat
Of 5 : Of Sc =. Lowell -, $50
stsnder, lot TO- 5ik b Dexter frsc ''''e I'm
BeHens Stocking 70 Wm. smith 81 a..
lots = and r.. Stocking add d.-.-. 6n
Wm. Reeves 8 Wu. Il. Washer, lot o.
blk 9 Farmers add ............ 90
Arie Van Bree 50 Pxbert J. Matemsn.
md - lot 6. blk 2 o'clock Van
Heewerke Gs'Ock 20 Fgbert T. Mate
pan. und p l0t blk 2 O'clock 3 Van
Rree AID Te
wm. r. Klassy b Alvin L. Dennis. lots
zald 8 ~ e. Bradford = AID .- 200
Deimer II. Moore % james Nm lag.
lots ans s. Fralffk's srh az
John Duaton and n = Bates sfoC.F.
Waters. = r. lots and :. Dix ?. sia
Emily 7 Godfrey - Joseph G. NcKee
lof r. VINEGAR = -fsv.q's add ... so
James = .eE = NJ. x. Eagsl and Wfe.
Iof14. his 3 H7geb05n = adj - ~
Lew ?. irsTsev - SEQ " Van Fran-
kea, md e naTf p 54sW = nf Sc -
Warfi- 7 Fls-nirr - Warzs-st 4 -ero-
nach. par1 p &. >. sf So 81. Wy
Jsa var Hs-seIam 70 Rsnss glo8st-s.
part = a q 80 s. 2 voraing 10
ne. 8 =, = Lersa 2oo
Il - 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

Kssle Pres and. CrDsfF-st, -. II.
Leonard. 81 Gunr sgr-t Georgia
a. Ear r1s ~a1fh fiFs Ft-et rnras rs.
Err.st~a 90 Caua-sf Charles Nc
uonar5 Is @ere1fh -sre-. Fatherla.
The Patrons ~ Iaaustrv w1 hoia p
ora-S - et tie Redmond Ifotrl. Pr
dsv erenn1 Marca g. lseH AHsf
FnCs o. tcstra 60 81, Lave s1f
tr1e
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

In addition Two Of establishment
fd with every desirable article furniture line
ssav w prices TIE collection arranged that you
quickly and compare easily
Each article giving number Of the lot
h the price marked plain figures You this st
and easily identify any item which npre you without the
AID Of a salesman.
r,rvz 10 AssEsArONs goods
sprsened they be exchanged money Wi he refunded
Al that you VII examine the quality and style Of
4s get prices vii guarantee you MI pronounce
them me greatest bargains ever shown.
Everything WI be marked IN plain fglres-,sH ONE
TIE vi of THIS sale. Inspection Invited
ont Of town Corrsspondsacs Selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

DO yen expect 10 by any Fvmt-
tire n070, tits Spring, or any time
his yearP II so, y0nr best interests
4tzH not excuse a fa1lure TO carefully
n0ke some of the f0AlO7ozng- bargains
IN Furniture, among aoh1ch there
mist certainly be some article J0n
1O0Dvt.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01
NO COURTS IN IDAHO.
Must Wait Until the Legislature Meets.

Must Wait Until the Legislature Meets.
"Idaho will be without courts
until some time in January if the
point made by Judge w. H. Clag-
EFT is well TAKEN" says the Spokane
Spokesman. "Judge Clagett was
member of the constitutional
convention; he was also the dele
gate in congress from Montana
when the bill providing of courts
in the territories was passed. In
fact, he was the author of the meas
ure. When he says that he can
not see how courts can be held in
his state until the legislature acts
he is quite likely to be right.
Under the old territorial law the
judges met once year and fixed
the time and place of holding court
the ensuing year. This they
repeated each year. When the
constitution was adopted the old
territorial official were continued
in Office until their successors were
elected and qualified. The inten-
ton was that there should be no
interegnun. The constitution says
the legislature shall fix the terms
of court. Now there is nothing to
continue. The judges have no
authority to meet and fix the terms,
the old arrangements having ex-
pired. The new state will have
judges, but they will not be author
lied to hold court until the legisla-
ture acts, which can not be for two
months yet. There is any guam
tity of legal bushes accumulating,
but it must wait. The omission Of
some provisions in the constitution
empowering the continuance of the
old territorial plan until the legis-
lature has acted was an oversight.
Judge Claggett is in favor of
leaving to the judges the power of
fixing the time and place of hold
ing court, the legislature fixing the
number of terms to be held in each
county.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01
proposed 10 neep Cooi.

, He f]uttered into the drug store with q
linen buster, beneath which appeared white
trousers and lawn tennis shoes He didn't
have q sign of a collar on and he used his
hat as fan as he sunk into chair.
"Gimme fifty cents worth Of muriatic
acid. quickp he said.
"What forf" asked the chemist.
'I'm going to drink it."
"Why, man alive, don't you know 1t
Will take the coat off your stomach"
"That's what Iwant. Pm wrestling with
the weather. / am, and Pm goin' to git the
coat off that stomach so quick that it'll be
like swallerin' an ice house. "-Washingto
Post
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01
II Couldn't Re.

'a8he is siren, mermaid, my sea divfn-
n.y." murmured the enthusiastic lover to
hfs chum.
ooh, you'll tell different story after
you return to town"
'Never. Our lives will be one long tale
Of love"
"Then she cannot be mermaid"
"WhyW
Because the real mermaid's tail Ia al
WAYS short. "-Philadelphia Times.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01
Used to Night Work.

Managing Editor Morning Daily TO ap-
ploaat for job)-You say you are used to
night work.
Applicant-Yes, sir.
Managing Editor-What was your pre-
vious occupationS
Applicant was a burglar, sir.-Bur-
nngton Free Press.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office Boise City, Idaho. J
Oct. ~, 1900.

Oct. ~, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Reg.
lister and Receiver at Boise City, Idaho, on
December IS, 1890.
VIZ: John X. Thimbleby, Of Emmett, Idaho,
who made Hid Application No 1866, for the Sc 4
SEA, nH sc sc or ne or Sec. II, TIP 6 N X ~
b. Idaho, He names the following wit
resses to prove bis continuous residence upon
ana cultivation of, said land, viz: Ebenerer B.
FOWL. Omer Turley and Jacob G. Falsom of
mEmett, AdaCo., Idaho, and James w Patton,
u Falks Store, Ada Co. Idaho.
CHAs S. KINGSLEY, Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01
More Conjueal Pleasantries.

Peckson--My dear, trust you will not
be Jealous, but really have not encour-
aged Bridget's attention. Why should she
Ge1d me this lock of hairi
Mrs. P. hysterically> Whatl The vixeni
A lock Of hairi She must have sent it in
the mailsl
Peckson--Not exactly. She sent 1t in
ehe soup.-American Grocer.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01
Reversinx Nature's Lows.

The conversation had turned ON an old
beau, who by the aid of cosmetics and
other articles seemed to grow little
younger every year.
"You will seq" said some one, chow he
will succeed in hiding the ravages Of time"
AAnd finally die Of extreme youth"
added another speaker.-Judge.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho. !

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho.
Oct. rs, 1890.
No'ice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Boise City, Idaho, on
December 10, 1890.
VIZ: John Bishop, of Falks Store, Idaho,
who hled Pre- ID. S. number 42Io for the sH
ne Or neqrse Or Sec TIP On X sw. He names
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of, said land,
viz: Jacob G. Falsom, William Forhau.
Theodore Wallis and Ebenezer b. FOWL, all
OF alks Store Ada Co., Idaho.
CHAs. S. KINGSLEY, Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01
Take Notice.

All Notes and accounts past due must by
settled at once.
NJ. B, GwINN.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-11

petrifed intestinss Of animals. The we'll IS
As dry az the bottom as it j. ar the top.
Gov Fleming mas written 10 the board Of
county commissioners of Duval county that
the charges made against them by the cir
cult court grand jury some months ago are
not sustained Ia conclusion the governor
saws: 81 am Of the opinion that the said
board of county commissioners, in the dis
charge Of their official duties, have been
animated by an earnest desire TO promote
the good Of their county and to faithfully
and honestly administer the trust repoSed
in them Aud so say the people.
The Florida Medical Association began
its annual session at Ocala Monday. Presi-
dent Lancaster read his annual address. A
letter has been addressed TO all the members
OF the democratic executive COMMITTEES of
the second congressional district, in which
Secretary Wilson says: 1T was the inten-
ton 70 call a meeting Of the congress ional
committee of the Second district for the
18th inst, TO meet in Ocala. in order to de-
eide the time and place Of holding our next
convention, but communications that I
have subsequently received from members
of the state committee, expressing a desire
for conference to determine the method Of
nominating a supreme court justice, will
necessitate "a change of time and place.
These circumstances existing, please meet
the congressional committee at Jackson
vile on Thursday, April 10, and after the
conference with the state committee we can
decide the time and place OF holding our
convention. Your attendance, personally or
by proxy, is most earnestly desired"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-11
GEORGIA POLITICS.

There is talk of Hon. A. j. Julian enter
ing the race for congress from the Ninth
Hon. Z. w. Alfred of Pickens will not be
candidate for reelection to the legisla-
ture.
Hon. l.. +. Livingston will address the
people of Terrell county in Dawson some
time in May.
The Gainesville Enterprise says Hon.
Richard l. Taw Of its county would make
mighty good congressman.
1t is rumored that Tolbert N. Lester, one
Of Clarke county's leading farmers, will
enter the contest for the legislature
Some of his home papers are criticizing
Judge lawson for printing his announce
ment card first in the Atlanta Constitution.
They probably think he should have given
democratic papers the preference
1t is generally understood at Dawson that
Q. B. Stevens and A. &. Hill will oppose
each other for senatorial honors and that
William Jennings, Of the Eleventh district,
will contend with Dr. Kendrick for seat
in the House.
Rev. j. J.. Underwood is the editor of t g
Camilla Clarion. lie is also u preacher.
and is also @ man Of the most equa BILE tenn
PER. When Livingston finished his abuse in
his Chautauqua speech the other day.
Underwood replied by singing: Nearer,
My God, to Thee"