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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
ON
Russell & WllmOfS
North Park Place Addition !
sIzE-4s feet by Us ieci 10 4 iess ~ las4 lest.
SALE BEGINS
THURSDAY, JULY 10, / P. NJ.
j. A. MANN,
The weH-known Real Estate kactoaees
10 Iharge.

TIRNs-ons-tAirs eOu4. balance en- time q
suit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-09
y. G.
Chambers & Johnson,

Owners and Proprlpfors Tlecfricai sd Ees-
icsi SsnitariBm. perma nertiy located q ~
North Ionis-st.. OPP. p0si-0ifce. Grand Rap
ics Mirh.
Beware Of frauds. We have 10 agents
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
Sporting Notes.

John Whalen, ex-catcher of the
Grand Rapids club, is now playing In
Negaunee, Mich.
And to think that the father of the
Brotherhood, John Ward, should be
ordered of the field by a poor despised
umpire. He was, though, and he
found that the umpire was bigger
mau than he.
Lehane, first baseman of the Column
bus team, has fielding percentage of
.99l. This Is a remarkable average.
Manager Buckenberger, of the
Columbus team, has been released.
1t is stated by a Philadelphia paper
that Fred Dunlap may join the Ath-
letics.
Kelly's Boston team leads the Broth
erhood race, while the PhillIes are first
II the National League.
The Players League magnates seem
TO be inc.laed to q compromise, but the
National League magnates seem averse
to 1t. The kind OF compromise the
Players League men seem 70 ~ant is Il
change of schedule by the National
League and an agreement to play
games with them in the fall. In return
for this they are willing, some of them,
TO change the names OF their clubs and
respect contracts. Nimick, of Puts
burg, IS the only League man who fay-
ors compromise, and Kelly, of Boston
the only one of the Players who opposes
It.
It Will be no surprise to those who
have been watching Third Baseman
Latham's work for the last month to
learn that ne asked for his release from
the Chicago Players League last night
and received the same at once. Twice
had Capt. Comiskey been compelled to
lay of the popular player on account
of wretched work. and he had already
decided that II would be for the good Of
the club If Latham could be got rid Of.
Think of it, Deacon White, the living
example OF how not 10 play to ball and
one OF the men foremost IN delivering
the slaves out of bondage, has been sent
to pasture by the slaves he liberated
along with FersOa, and Secretary Bru-
nell ordered off his nigh perch and told
to try and earn his salary by managing
the Buffalo team. Verify, the way OF
tn liberated slave is harder than that
o. the man who is still bound down by
iron chains.-Tolsfo BLADE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
PURELY PERSONAL

III. ". Weston IS Ia Washington,
Hon. L. p. Norris has returned from
Mackinac.
Miss Cora riggs IS spending the SUM-
mer near Boston.
F. A. Gardiner, of the firm Of Gardi-
ner & Baxter, Il IN the city.
Hardy ThOnpsoo OF Weaity-aye., Is
very SICK with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kleinhams are
spending a month at HarbOr Point.
2. TT. O'Buen aas gone for a trip to
Duluth, Milwaukee and the 500
Mrs. T. W. Strahan and daughter,
have returned from Macatawa Park.
&. J. Vogs, the cutter at Gardner &
BaXters, IS enjoying bis vacation this
week
Mss Carrie shannon. Of Albion, is
visiting Mrs. G.. W Pundle, Of Lagrsye
street.
Fred Macy, of Madlson-ave.. Is
spending few days at the Black lake
resorts.
Mr and Mrs. Mark ". Norris are
spending the week among the Islands
OF Georgian Bay.
Mss Libbie Decker. Of Isl Monroe
st, has returned from a three weeks
VISIT With friends IN Saginaw.
Fl r. c. Van Asmus. Who has hesp
spending = few days with bis family At
Bay view, = az home again.
Mrs. VIM P Lobdeii and Ms Fla
Philips have gone % MacssNa Park TO
spend TIE month Of August.
Mss Hattie swain. Of the Piue-street
sChool, has returned from = MONTH
vist with friends IN Illinois.
Or. I. 7. Whitfield hss returned from
two month : trip % the Pacific siope.
Re returns home much bene6ted IN
health.
p. 5. Hough srd family. az 205 Ran
sorl-st-. leave this morning tor q few
vsexs visit With friends n Barry
Courty.
%. s. Owers,n. Kansas CITY. c. 2.
Hsuk. Chicago. and g. T. H Peters
burz, Va, arrived here yesterday %
purchase furniture
Mrs. Geo. Wagner. r.. of D~trcit.
formerly Mss Fsk II tbs eitv. sr~nt =
few tsvs here On her wsy % Traverse
Citv. - vist her parents
Sir and Mrs. Allen Drufse and nsece
and Mr.. and Mrs. James smith sssrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

tlss aloFaizg Tor tAe Wess - the Nay
Il Ltde 81 ssEoE, All wlA Ts--i2 2
fouI = sSks
Ars. G. Z Edgecomb left fo< lLexe-
--i-4 - spena > week Tls.CAS res -
AZ tftS-1s. FroIa tASEs sae sii- = -
5estons teenee % Ssw YORK ss-4fl1s
Aoi4e 2nc1l ssDtssoeeE I.
MAJ DexeEsOn returned Eita lestss
0aAfas EIem Camp B-ack, bat has so1-S
% Aa-arlaLyo t3 BE- absent roEse Gays
y acs 4s ogam malog II lhe kal3HiA-s'>@
oand duFlug tie rsua-oa oI It's s2-1lsrs
A11 s4.logs.
II A. Bean. OF Grand Rapids, =
snendlng = weeks vacation Al BAY
FieU. De : stopping az Mrs. Joy eoI-
tage.--AE. ard AFs. Geo. ksndall, u
1E2n1 Rapids, are visiting az toe cot
tage Of tae.F daagatsE, AEs.J. I. LsI.e-
-Hss1Tter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
SkS Ffshol3o0. ofL.
ioClSuiiE. IN. aER r0ss. NJ

The Kabo corset, besides
being tough. SO tough in its
bones that they can't be
broken or kinked or rolled
up or slipped or shifted, has
flexible loop eyelets, instead
of metal ones which cut the
corset laces.
In no respect will the
Kabo corset fail in a year.
unless the steels break. No
way has yet been discovered
to make unbreakable corset
steels. ~'s
If the Kabo "bones" give
out in a year, go to the store
where you bought your corset
and get your money back.
If, after wearing the Kabo
two or three weeks, you don't
like it, take it back and get
your money.
There's a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
CHICAGO CoEsEr Co.. Chicago and New York
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
THESE ARR THE RULES
That WIN Gsser4 ths Tee 81 the Nsa
Train Shed

Superintendent Stevenson. Of the g.
r. q /. Railway Company, has issued
set OF rules governing the Use OF the
train sAed, which vii be IN effect after
August I. They are a. follows.
TIE passenger yard extends from
5aEtlett-st. junction 10 FnltOn-st. Be-
tween these points the station master
naseltIre control OF all "a ~ niger trains,
anu employees or all roads usins these
tracks W.ll obey his orders accordingly.
Tracks IN The tram shed are dcsig-
mated by numbers, from % IN
elusive, No. being the east track n
the shed. Trains Will arrive and de-
part OF such tracks as ordered by the
station master, and take spcn position
II shed as station master clgects. Tbs
central passage way must De Kept clear,
and when necessary trains must De CUT
10 90 this.
No train or engine will be allowed
10 leave or enter the passenger yard
at greater speed than SIX miles per
hour.
Arriving passenger trains mast never
enter the passenger ward ahead or time.
IN the tram shed a longer time than Is
necessary 10 discharge passengers or
baggage, except by special PERMISSION.
Departing passenger trains Will be al
lowed 10 enter the tram shed thirty
minutes before leaving time, during
which time the tralnmen VIII occupy
their proper position with the tram.
None but the station master or his as
sistant will be allowed TO give informa-
ton TO direct passengers TO their trains,
except conductors, baggageunen, brake
men, and porters of sleeping or parlor
cars, who will be allowed 70 give IN
formation as TO the name OF the road,
the location and destination OF the
train TO which tney belong.
No person snail be permitted 70 solicit
passengers or traffic IN the station
building; and no one will be allowed to
solicit Tor passengers or traffic on or
about station grounds, except in such
places as are now provided by the city
ordinances, or may be hereafter pro-
vided by this company.
While engines are in the train shed,
engInemen must keep dampers closed
and must so regulate the fires as to pre-
vent engines from emitting black smoke
or blowing Oft steam; cylinder cocks
must be kept closed when engine is
working steam, and air pump must not
be used except to maintain the re-
qulred pressure and for the necessary
testing of brakes. Engines must not be
connected with their respective trains
10 prevent the exchange of baggage
until the train Is ready 70 leave.
Station baggagemen, while handling
baggage outside the baggage-rOom, Will
be under the direction of the station
master. This rule Will also apply to en-
ployes OF express companies transfer
ring or handling express matter IN the
train shed.
Freight and switching trains must
not, except by special permission of the
station master, run over or occupy any
Of the tracks in the train shed.
When a special passenger train is TO
be run, notice of the time Of leaving or
arriving must be given to the station
master. All special trains must stop
before entering the train shed, unless
signailed to proceed.
Employees OF the different roads Will
be promptly reported to their respect
i've superintendent for any violation
OF the above rules.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
LOOKING FOR PRIZES
The owashtanonx Ciab EKpset TO VIA
Pew az Detroit.

The sshtaaong Ciab EKpsct TO VIA
Few az Detroit
The owssAtanong Boat Club will
make a determined effort TO captare :
share Of the prizes al the Northwestern
Amateur Rowing Regatta, which VIII
be held over the Belle Isle course, al
Den0t, August 5 and 8. The crews
are at tbs LAKE pract.cing every day,
ana they Will be IN me iettle for the
races. After the Detroit regAtta tue
senior four viii 90 10 Worcester, Mass.
The Detroit IfibuNe Gays the OUTLOOK
Tor the regatta Is encouraging, and Is
an extra attraction the local steaia
yachting association will give a review
on one OF the days. The OwashtAn0ngs
have made entries IN the junior single,
junior pair oar, and senior four-oaf
shell race.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
Shippers Take Warning.

Buy no manifold shipping blanks
from out Of town parties which when
received may prove to be infringements
of our patents, or may be refused by
the railroad companies. Barlow Broth
ers, 81 Pearl-st., make the only prac-
tical blank in the market, and are now
filing orders with their patent mani
fold blanks, printed with the full rules
of the new Uniform bill lading as ac-
cepted and approved by our freight
agents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
TOWN TOPICS.

BaTnums etc, etc, etc, etc, viii be
here August 20.
The Northern resorts are still attract
Ing laFgs numbers.
Justice HydOTn married, yesterday,
Edwin G. Frseoack and Maggie Castor.
The Maccabees held a special meet
ing last night 70 Organize ladies' AUX
ilaFy.
Tue Horsemen's A Assoeiati0n viii hold
meeting al the Morton House next
Monday evening.
The LADIES' Aid Society will give q
hop az North Park Pavilion Friday.
August /. Tickets so cents couple.
Last year az this time the bulk Of the
State wool crop bad been shipped, but
tins year it uuaccounta0ly hangs over.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF Education viii be held Satur-
day night and the statutory meeting
August Is.
VIM. Warner, who works for the
O'clock Bottling Com pany, cut mis- hand
severely Yesterday. DR.. Roberts took
four stitches in II.
A barrel concert, for the purpose Of
calling n the missionary barrels. will
De held at the PlaIntleld- avenue VI. l..
Church at T;S0 D. N. tonight.
The Young Peoples Guild of the
Second Baptist Church meets az the
home of Miss Gertle y. Jaekman, LOG
West Broadway this evening.
A large party OF wealthy Cincinnati
people vii pass through the city today
IN a special car over the G.. +. & l., on
their way TO Mackinac Island.
The last of the brick walls of the old
81. Denis block, on Monroe-st., have
come down 10 make room for the fine
new structure TO take Its place.
The Wood CArvers gave a picnic and
dance Yesterday afternoon and evening
az ArbeIter Hall. They realized a good
sum from the ball for the beneht Of
the Carvers' Union.
Hebron Temple, No. /, Patriarchal
Circle. Will 60 into camp at Long Lake,
near FentOn. August 1, and remain a
week Many OF the pAtriarchs will be
accompanied by their wives.
Mrs. James McCloud, of the Hotel
Cadillac 1t Muskegon, died at the
Bridge Street House, Tuesday after
noon. she came here TO De treated two
weeks ago by local physicians
The Old National Bank has CON-
menced suit IN the circuit court against
David +. Wilson ct al, 10 secure a set
tlement OF an accOut against Wilson,
Luther & Wilson, OF BeldIng, who went
20 pieces last fall.
The Board of Examiners, who were
TO select n candidate for appointment
20 West Point, have, after looking over
their papers. decided that Morton Fitz
smith Is the successful one, and Thos.
p. Brsdheld the alternate.
Chase Bros. will give an excursion to
MuSkegon for their employees next
Saturday over the c. & ". VI. "short
line" VIA Holland. The company vail
give their men a banquet at the new
factory IN MUskegOn ut that tine.
When the opposition press gets
through interviewing men whom them
never met aud booming men for Con-
gress who are not candidates, the Re-
puOIcans VIII hold 4 convention IN
Grand Rapids ABOUT September ].
nominate their candidate aud elect
him. Cedar Springs Clipper.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

A flower pot fell from the window Of
Mss Lille Bean, third story OF the
Thsvsr block, Yesterday f e. o ID.
Fortunately nothing but the pot was
broken The police department has
but recently called public attention 20
the practice Of Leaving fowsr-rots out
on upper window sllls. Ii one Of these
pots should fall and strike somebody on
tne head, the criminal couG = could not
possibly coustrue it as "a accident
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
WANT AN INJUNCTION
To Prevent the Improvement of the Ram.
ssy-st. Grade

Sarah A. White and her daughters,
Harriet II. White AMI Georgina r.
Judd, have commenced a suit against
tae city. The action was induced by the
improvement of the Ramsey st. grade,
which IS at present being forwarded by
Contractor John Drelborg, under a
resolution passed by the council. The
eomp.sinsnts ask for an injunction on
the grounds that they own ll2 feet at
the end which has never been legally
dedicated 10 the city. The cain grows
ont Of Al alleged mistake in locating a
section line. City Attorney Taylor says
the Supreme Court mas decided that
any street that mas been in use for a
number OF years becomes the legal
property Of the corporation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

WAsHrSGroS, July 90 - Wes. Su-
perior. Wis, IS. according 70 the census
just taken, the most remarkable city in
the United States, probably in the
world. It's increase of population in
the past decade has been phenomenal
Since the tenth census West Superior
has increased by 1920 souls an infinite
per cent The city, according to foot
ings made, has population OF 14,2oo
Ten years AGO there was not man on
The greup..
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
THE GERMANIAs

VIII Try 20 Bring Carl schurz Here on
Their DAY.
The Germania Society held a meet
ing last evening to make arrangements
for the proper celebration Of German
Day. Several committees were ap-
pointed, and the meeting adjourned
until May 4. The program has not as
vet been commenced. 0ut lt - under
s,oOd that an attempt viii be made to
bring Carl SChurz here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
ChiIdrep Euiov.

The pleasant flavor, gentle action
and soothing effects of syrup Of Figs,
when in need of laxative and if the
father or mother be costiye or bilious
the most gratifying results follow its
use so that it is the best family remedy
known and every family should have
bottle
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
Live stock.

LH1CACo July ID.
CATTLI-Msrkei moderately active. bot feel
ing rather easy. Prices about loc lower
Quotations ranged at Aaol54o % for choice 10
fancy shipping Steers; tao0a<s5 for good TO
choice Co; s3.0o435o for common 20 fair dot
$50 $50 for butchers Steers; S. soG2 50 for
Stockers e. oosL325 for Texans, S. sos IS
for Westerns; s20oI3.t3 fer Feeders; 81 eo1
$50 for Cows; s. ooe27s for Bulls, and s2-eo1
4. e5 for Veal Calves.
Hocs-Market active, eui rather weak, and
prices l01l5c lower, owing 10 the large supply
Sales were made al s375e3s) for hight, SECS
can for rough packing; IS. s.TJe5s 20 for mixed
and S. 73S3e0 for heavy packing aud shipping
lotA
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

have been SICK more or less for the
last ten years, which hiss cost me many
dollars in doctors and druggists bills.
The last two years it only cost me three
dollars. Why? Because used Sulpher
Bitters instead of employing doctors.
They cured me OF Jaundice.-F. +.
Boyd, HoJoken.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

Musker0n Ners 'sThe Hartman Esll
at Grand Rapids, 8 70 Be enlarged and
1000 more seats added. Ths Rail = al
ready one of TIE finest IN the STATE. aud
sud tae sda ton VIII ula ke lt TIE hrest
ID TIE northwest IL IS = cred t. the
clfy Nblch u has greatly sa vsrtse1.
sne 9 = a model for this o. any other
city 30 couv."
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
OFF FoR CHICAGO
TIE 1lsat Es<Wesa ss4dans aaa y aAs
tAkss PlASe saaa-F.

TIE 1lsak Es<Wesa ss45ans aaa "a axe
tAkss FlASe saaa-F.
Tie long taxed OF ugot between
ososge s.d4ons. u tbs e.ty. caealp-oa
isai-.s- Es.gal of Ac5lg>n ana loia-
ny wliLs o. ce.cAgo. CHAMPION q IL
ha0ss, wiA take place ID the Wla5y' y'''t
saturday night. There has been macA
spfSul4tlCl over thls event. 20o y -.s@
vi DC b4eksd A0eFally ~ his ITlends-
>lAaoes lSft for Calcsgo lsst nis q So
compansea ~ bis second Tommy hssa-
Harry Gilmore vii 20 behind u o-te.
IL : NOT kaO1a as YET i0 a h&t parl OF
the city lae fgat VII take place, hat
pToh2t.Y before one u hs clubs Sd
doas weighed lz0i POUNDS yesteid@y
afternoon aud he Is pronounced 10 os
"a the PINK % coadt.0n. BE has peea
training for the past two m0atns-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

A special excursion train for the
great race between Palo Alto and Jack
at Detroit Saturday, Aug. 2 will leave
via the D., g. II. g. ". Ry., arriving
Detroit 1880 q. III. returning special
train will leave Detroit 2. m. and
1880 p. m. Fare only $50 for the
round trip.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
10 ETnel the .fsrs

LONDON. July 80. A Vienna dispatch
ssys that an ukase IS impending ia Rus
sis for the expulsion OF the jews. num-
bering 1000 people. from the country.
This action Is said 20 be contemplated
as The only means Of putting Al end 70
the constant stTifes between the poorer
classes % citizens and peasants ari TIE
Hebrews, growing out ot money trans
actions and race hatred
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
THE MARKETS



cEueAsa Jcsy n
-eovk-2ascs b0t aED- s2rasg Feients.
= 40 = B.ssrs s. 2s5S 81 Ssr~-gets- - 7s
Ca w.zssz P-leEis = te1 e e4~-Fs, - y
a4A
WaxAF-Easv. VA zsasFsts ssasiRg NJ s
casa, s9sss< ses september ss4sea<ci osee1
Der ss&xe.
conN- Aesivs saz sra esrly. How easier Ne
sssE ~ No : Ye4sS. s7e. NJ } SD
ssss. Ne ae-Isw ssss soa~ 8, Asg~st <o4
t4ci seRse-eeT. &kS~aei Nd, %sS
5oGa
OAss-AeslEs as STEADY Ne cash ssz
esse; August ssszGss<C SepleHse s'sS
-, May ssssH51e SsEplss sle~ PAT STEADY
Ne 3 sAIt.-ei Ae. NAle. aSsS<sle Ne -
-; Ac- y a4ts, $3.50.
RrE-E@s.eF ~. casa ss9ss1se July, sSe
September ssc- SAX pes about es<-Sse for Ne
= q sSc icE Ne
bAkLEY-C2sA market iasctife. No : ses
eeEts@cSE dailsery &C eid
MISS PcRK-A6rket rather easy VITA fan
uaciag a. iriesuisr pFsces PFlces Qa0tsols ~
az SaIl@ = lcE cash si20oetIs - Tor July;
ell 10(sllfs Zoe August ssQ7slIlso 81 ss9 Sep
tex asT, sna sii-1.&il 5o Cor jsnasry.
LAED-ksther quiet &no prices ruled easier
PEices ragged 81 n % % eEss Ter cash <o0os1
sos5s for Aegust e is,zs.ss Cor Septex b<f and
saa<ts-5T,s iog JsEcaFy.
EprTER-Cresiasry, 7Sl7c; Dairy, s&iie;
PaekiEg stoc.k. s1ee.
P0VLTsY-LiYe chickens, S&t0e per = ;
Spnng Chichsas. s's q i5c per = Live Turkeys.
s1loc Ter p Live Ducks seioc per > Live
Geese. s@0o . % per coEea.
LIoUoRs-Dis,illsd spirits trn on the essis
o. 81. y per gal fer 11lSDed goods
NEg YORK. July 60
WHEAT Prices H4he lower and weak
July 93sse; August olssGeSe September eTsx
q csc; December - l-leHssae, January. g. .00a
LOON Nay, si.oS& ElOo4.
coks - Depressed kGs.c lover os realizing
and Jess active No. 2 5l1G52c. steamer
mixed. 5ia15ec.
oATs-Fi!mer and quiet. Western Ss1,5oc.
Provisions - Beet dull firm Pate. r.0c
E750: extra mess. s7.s50A0o. PORK quiet
arm; ness. sI3oOal4oo; extra prime, sJ0-Q
ci0D. Lard steady, fair demand Steam
rendered, se35
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

A coiorsd mar named Tse1 Ssewarr,
was seriously injured a. c. g. Com
stocks factory yesterday. A l0z chsTn
brcSe snd threw the nan vi3lsntiY
down a. back ST kinx scross some
beams. he Vas taken % his house hT
tae pasroi vagoa, AID yas arssaces by
Dr. Cstisn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
Fun tor Wheelman.

Commencing August "a next wheel
men of the country will ind plenty to
do and talk about. On the above date
the L. A. w. National championship
meet viii be opened at Niagara Falls.
The meeting will last three days, and
following it Will be the annual meets at
Buffalo. Hartford, Syracuse, Proyi-
dence, Philadelphia and Peoria.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
Take Notice.

The exhibition of the One-Minute
Coffee Pot at II. Leonard Sons & Co.'S
% and 81 Monroe-st., closes Saturday.
Lovers of good coffee should avail
themselves of the opportunity ard call
and see the pot in practical operation,
and sample a cup. Guarantee to save
one-half your coffee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
The Successful Ones

The successful candidates for ap-
polntment TO West Point, Morton Fitz
Smith and Thos. P. Bradfeld, were
thoroughly drilled at the West Michi-
gan Business University and Normal
School, in the McMGllen block, prior TO
the examination.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
DIsD

cHTReH-At his h0ms. = North Prospect
st- ~ q ,. "a. J4iF 90. Ll0maS b. tngrgh'
40 4 years
ar II aa.rFs
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

The &. r. & 7. +. Il. is still the short
est line between Grand Rapids and
Traverse City and all Northern Michi-
gan summer resorts and other points
II is also the shortest line from Traverse
City to Chicago via Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; j; Is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the TASTE, and acts
geatly yet promptly On the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. clsSnses the sys-
TEN eGeesually, dispels colds, head
sehes and teTers and cures habltal
constipation. Syrup Of kigs = the
only remedy of It's kind ever pro-
duoed, pleasing 70 tie taste and SC
ceptahle TO the stomach, prompt IA
Is action ard truly beneficial IN its
effects, prepared oEly from the most
healthy snd agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO eli and have made il tie most
popular remedy known.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale In 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try il Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FfG SKfUp co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
ioCIsuliE. ~. aER rosS. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

There is nothing Ike Dr. Thomas
Electric oil % quickly cure p cold or
relieve hoarseress. Written by Mrs. II
+. Fellows, Burr Oak, 81. Joseph county,
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

Be sure and attend the excursion to
Interlaken Park, August l, given by
Washington Lodge No. 14l, A. o. u. w.
Fare for round trip Sl.00.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
See wykes' s. Cabinets.

See the baseball game at Interlaken
Park, August /, between Nuskecon
Lodge No. 133 and Washington Lodge
No. isl, A. o. L. w.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

The ladies' Aid Society viii give a
dancing party Al North Park Pavilion
Friday evening, August 1. Tickets -
cents
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

Buffalo. s; Philadelphia. l2-
Plttsburg. z;Aew York. 10.
Second game-PirtSbGrg. g; New York. y.
Cleveland. 2; Boston, l.
Chicago, 5, BROOKLYN, 9.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture OF our mill. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY CRY MILLTSG Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
National League.

Pitsburg. S; New York. Il.
Oincinr at. 0; Boston. 3.
Cleveland. 5; Brooklyn. h
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