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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14

The New York Tribune has the
following short editorial, WHICH con
vcys more meaning than column ON
the same subject:
A few days ago, a gentleman of this
CITY received by mail check for Ave
hundred dollars. lie deposited it in
his bank and went dawn the street,
there TO DO mot by rumor that sent
him back in haste. Just twenty-five
minutes had elapsed. The tellsr's
little door was shut The monsy was
gone Had il been stolsns No, he had
failed,
About the same time . merchant
received = large quantity of goods one
day near the close of business houss.
He made some commonplace excuse
for not making immediate payment,
and promised to send check the next
morning. The first announcement of
the morning was that be- had failed.
No had the goods, but the real owner
was without his check. Was the mer-
chant thief! Ought he have gone to
jails No. at all. He had merely
suspended. Hs was unable to meet
his obligations.
Two young men were recently
brought into one OF our police courts
ON a charge Of stealing shoes from q
Third Avenue store They were de.
cent In appearances, and it was be-
lisvsd by some they had been driven
to cfips by want. Had they failed or
had they suspended, Or was il be.
cause they were unable to meet their
obligationss Not at all. They were
thievcs-common thleves-very con-
non thieves. They were sent to the
psniteniisry foriwo months.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14

Ar. Sim-(huniiDg Tor new board
ing house(-ls the lady Of the house
int
Seryant-No; she's gone for police
man.
10y What are the terms for board
hersf"
Cash.
II mean how much veeks'
"Tes an fifteen = week 'cording to
Toom.n
II presume she makes reduction
for people who siay = month or two"
II don't know. No one ever slays
fiat lepE."-Nsu York Weekly.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14

THERE is y general cry throughout
the Stale for a constitutional convcp-
ticn. Our governmental expenses are
heavy, so heavy that Nevada Is bccom.
ing humpbacked under the loud.
Abolish half the State officers, and re-
ducs tho salaries of the remaining half
30 per cent. That'll do for a starter
Then curtail the number OF members
Of the Legislature about Que half and
give us thirty day session every four
years. Then the Legislature can only
do quarter tho evil accomplished al
biennial sessions now in vogue; and
perhaps sometime they might make o
real good Inv. Let's all vote yes
for \ constitutional convention next
November.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14

Fine job Work of all descriptions
neatly done at this Office A new tab.
let machine for lette, and billheads
just received.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14

Perfectly sure, perfectly pure, per-
tectly harmless is Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14

Aud in accordance with law and AN order of
the Bosrd OF Directors, made on the 18th day
Of March, 1880, so maay shares of each
parcel of such stock a. may be necessary will
be sold al public auction, at The Office of The
Company, room ~, Nevada Block, No. 800
Montgomery street, San Francisco, Califor-
MIA, on
THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1880,
At the hour of o'clock P M of said day to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses of the
sale
CNAS. L. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Ofcc-Room 10, Nevada Block, No 400
Montgomery street, San Francisco. Califor
ma. ape3-td.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

q s4alsal ane, tlt ee .4s tggng ease
"a lse saTsrasT eouFs yesfef5as ass a.
t44ka s., tss-g asa
The aassal nansed Ig4sE CiQsaDg
colHF44y sge teallf <sH.e s.44e -
eael ~ tn-E ralrQ-s tGsAg 20
Uqsf So aaas tal a2eA IsE a.
a.le4t = g 81 - oFeF-
The s5eaneE Daeg.as 81 tns a4eE.foy
/ 4EsEeE l8I.I.l teaitt eitita ft.ils
j saaeet.sa Ea tas O. k. a a. De-
tFe. l $ 9ss g. L 4aa b s4lA~ei IA As
- l4sf tEIe e9teilllel =.
Assn appsseats3B of the good wcFk
ts4e - tlte hrs l4.i4.es ~ tAS feeeut
nFe o. IS slksE ave, ~ kau b4rsn. tas
Yetssfaa Wftk leaie er, h8s Ffes seDse4 i1e
flusniea Tsliel la4d U-sn sis-
A meeting ot tae residents OF oax-
dale PsgA aRa yisla 81, ~iA hOla =
nlerEag n tne kpscopai tpaEsh nsxE
frl4V. az : q clock 81. ul. Or. camp
bell Ear sill address the assembly.
The gospei Temperance meeting IA
Coed Temtl4rs hall HeAullen bloc (
th.s aItsraloa al 80 O'Clock, all DO
addressed by e. 81. feiioBs snd others.
Good music by TIE Good IemplaTs'
choir. All are invited.
The Leader publish al item last
| evening stating that lne uew People ;
/ SAVINGS Bank sould l0cats in L.eFiyn
8 lQTstens jeweiry store. Mr- Lleglyn
says that the nfm has long lease Ct
I tile store, and tlat the item IS untrue
Ia selecting clothing it wlll pay You
/ tO see Gard ner q BAxter's line. They
/ can show YOU the very best tailor made
I goods az prices Way below order work.
\ Ihey are handling lusl such goods as
/ are sold % the hnest trade IA large
/ cities.
Champhn ". r. c., No. Al, Will mold
special meeting al their hall AZ
i O'Clock. Friday, November >. Tor then
| annual Inspection. sad inspection % be
| conducted by Mrs. Lou Johnson, pasi
president OK Muskegon Corp. The AL
nual election OF the officers OF Champ
/ lin ". K. G.. will occur Thursday, De
cember 4. Full attendance requested
Messrs. ". K. Lane. J. o. Wheeler
ID. Mccarthy, G. Chatheld. d. +
Cooper. sidney steel. G. ;. Emerson
John Mcintyre, Willard Brigham
/ Frank Bush, G. r. Cnace, Miss Belle
/ Chamberlain. Miss Nav Hickey. Mrs. +
/ II. Cobb, Miss Matte Perry, Miss
Emma Chamberlain have organized a.
amateur dramatic club. with +. NJ
lawson musical director. +. I'll. Cobl
manager, and W. l.. Lane stage dire c
tor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

over tha top OF our Want columns
Niii be found a new schedule OF puees.
it - neither an Increase nor decrease
of price as fKed by che old schedule,
but rather the Old rate carried out and
extended. The price . not nxed az 50
much a. "ad, whether that ''ad Be
lArgs or small. bus fxes the rates 50 that
each advertiser pays for the space be
desires % occupy. When an advertiser
desires b occupy ten lines, there Is
every reason that be should pay more
than the one who tells his story in i've
lines. ca the other hand the person
Who uses bot tNo lines should not pay
a. much as be Who uses five huess and
the TELEGEAA-HEeALD proposes % sell
the smaller advertisement for less
money. Why not IL you should buy
load Of wood you would not be setis-
ned 10 know that it Was a load, you
would want 10 know how many cords
there would be IN that load and you
would o. willing % pay accordingly.
So Ne want 20 Know how many lines IN
your "ad +"
For some time past the TELEGRAM
HEEALD has tried TO avoid taking adver-
usements by telephone, but now an
nounces that no more will be refused 10
that way. Telephone your advertise
ments and We Will get them as near
correct "a possible. Collections wall be
made very promptly, in order 10 avoid
the opening Of any book accounts for
ths class OF business.
Telephone your want ads.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
rhs Empress OF Austria Had Great Dtfn-
culsy In Collecting IL

rhs Empress OF Austria Had Great Dicf-
culsy In Collecting II
Tho En- press OF Austria during her
recent Wait to France was subjected TO
some curious Inconvenience owing 20
the excessive red-tapeisua OF the post
ofleo officials and tho fact that she trav-
elod under an assumed name. Foreign
e-s receiving post-ofice orders must pro
duce either passport. their landlords
receipt for quarters rent or tax re-
ceipt before they can get them ceshed-
The Empress on two digeront occasions
had reason to feel fucensed az the wood
sn application oi these rules. One was
az T0ul0n. who're sac had an order for
lump of money payable 90 Mrs Nicboi-
son. Sho went herself 70 draw this
sun. bpt could show no passport. no re-
ceipt FOR quarters rent or for years
taxes. and vas treated by the clerk IS
person 90 suspect. but shat oflcisl vas
20 last brought 50 far round as - say
that Il she osnld produce = few hotel
bills he would pay tse noney. She said
she did NOT think she had anT. as she
vas not collector % such documents
However OF searching ~ her pocket
she fonnd shs had her last biz ard vie
tcrioDsiy presented it. not redecting
shat &c vas made ort FOR MIS- Simp-
son" TIE only hing thst remained for
her 70 30 vas 20 arpiT for helP - ne
Austrian Consul or &C. declare her incog-
nita She tcck tho latter course y
showing Photograph q herself. Which
she had picked ID IA shep a. Lisbon.
With Der stgie and title printed beneath.
The clerk rss naturally oonfoundsd and
u,sas haze 20 cash her c~fsr Wen
she vas at Aiziers similar uisst~-n-
tare befeil her The order VA 80
iargsst thss rad svar heen beard - y
the pcstal authorities thsrs ans vas
also msie 0ns Scr Mrs Ncboiseu." To
shoaln the money 49, Majesty sAlled 81
ri Tirman. the c~error-t-eneraL. eoid
whc ske was ard ssk-d sis Tood ofsces
BE ID noe iortasauely. hesiease no
rene
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
TOWN TOPICS.
DID the tin fol- Mckinley.


Cabinets A.. Wyke's. 35 MOnroe-st.
The Owashtanong Thanksgiving fund
telephone - numbered $50.
A photograph il in use by the secre-
tary of the Board OF Trade.
Secure your photographs for Christ
mas st Wykes s. MOnrOe-st.
Bishop Gillespie occupies the pulpit
az Grace Church tins morning.
Regular services will be observed,at
ST. Paurs Church morning and evening.
The new cedar block pavement on
West Fu.ton-st. ~ nearing completion.
The North Park orchestra will give
concert at the Pavilion from ? to to-
day.
Large crsyon portrait, with elegant
frame. only s., al Wykes'. 80 Nom
roc-st.
New hne Macintoshes, new cloths,
new styles and qualities, AZ Gardner
& Bsxters.
A cement walk. ten feet IN width. il
o. Do placed around the Fulton-street
park fountain.
Notes Of ssuc for the December term
OF the superior court must be filed by
rr-f -rf- r.fav
IT,. - rrsrva., Homo fsstiv,lof
~, 49,, al be h~Ig vcto.,sds,,
V-....,','., se.l,
slce ~ s,..I'l 80 2 ~ ,il'e
''.-.' p. '.., ''''- ''''' ''''00
".o l".
- g. hatnaWay, OK ~ henry -
So, SUI s,''- t.o.' ~ ao'o'o '"J"-''
@l.- !, Al .s
t.t to-ts -N'-.it $50 80 =.
troGo,e' It-,is's, S..n psot'0 "NO
u'ic' 'eA''is '' N'-''' o" oONes'
Nu nv ~. .''''I 1.,'- y, 'u N''s
-. ,,.. -
~. '''-
john G. snyder, charged WITH teloni-
- .'s.' go ,'..,, '..i.,st =, 80 .,,-- -
..- - w. '-' '''o
~. 0O'-'.
Beautifully designed and pr'ated m
vitahons are out Tor me nineteenth re-
49, 2, we O'U ii''U iN'N1''J' D9'
Seinoel IT,
By the councils decision Of placing
conductors on the Street Railway Com
psnys slime. fourteen men are turnisued
employ 'uei's-
Burg ars attempted an entrance 10
l52 Worth DivlSoo-st-, about a. m.
yesterday but were scared away before
the arrlVei or the poiice-
lne famlly at ~ Nortn piviSor-st-
vas dlstoroed oy burglars a. halt past
Tour yesterday morning nut tns thieves
taileo to euect Al entrance.
dramatic and musical entertain
ment WI oe gwen ~ to"efs opera
aolse toinoffeN sFells un,er tne
su'piceS ot me west Alehisan Oniser'
sty
The View Church Society viii hold a
nai aission. commencing tnis morning and
closing wednesday evening neXt W,tn
rev Z. r. Mercer, 1nicag0 diFllh, 10
eosfEe-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
COURT RECORDS.

CmCUIr-HOn. NJ. c. Burch. judge
Patrick Finn vs.. The Valley City Street
aud Cable Railway Company. trespass
on the case; time 70 settle bill of eXcep-
tiOns extended ten days. Hon. VIM. +.
Grove, Judge Ann Jennette Forbes vs..
Frank +. Campau. chancery; hearing
on pleadings and proofs IN open court.
Edward 4. Porter vs. The Valley City
street and Gable Railway Company,
trespass on the case; on trial. State
Bank of Minneapolis vs. Seymour w.
Pcregr nd. aSsunpslt; proceedings
stayed twenty days.
SUPEMoR-Hon. f. 4. Burlinghame.
Judge.-Wilham Roster vs.. Fannie
Roster, in Chancery; hearing IN open
court and decree Of divorce granted
complainant; grounds, cruelty. The
People IS. John c. Snyder, felonlous
assault; rccognizance IN sum Of $500
taken IN open court and respondent
released. Notes of issue for December
term OF Superior Court must be filed
on or before Saturday. November %
Probate Hon. c. +. Perkins, Judge.
Estate OF JaneAnn Knox, deceased; /;
will aud petition Tor probate filed; hear
ing December % Estate OF Frank c..
Fuz, deceased; report Of commissions
crs on claims filed. Estate of Hannah
s. Wood. deceased; order closing estate
against claims. Estate of Gideon K.
Coyii, deceased; administrator final
account allowed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Any see that there is a female
minister in Cincinnati. Now, would
YOU call her clergyman or a clergy
woman?
Jack-Oh, a clergyman. There's no
such word as ''clergywoman.' The term
man." you know, embraces woman"
TOO.
Amy-Does ii really, Jack7 How nice!
-Yenowine's News.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
Another Rlunsier.

Oicer-Stopl l am an agent OF tho
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO
Animals, and | see you are driving a
horse which can scarcely crawl.
Cabman (confdentiallyl-Histl tn
boss is all right It's me that's holdin'
him in. I've got passenger wot pays
by the hour.-New York Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

- -e-.- t' ns- =.
laFsas. 1.glel ssl..l1lznlft
1aFu
t,>s -l-@11 ~ 81 John s4rros iaainsrlishst
144al4kaaf s.f4 81
IA - il-..lrtsf.la Ia se.4eia against laa E0fern
lssas. ~ zs-lsd asa ul.Y slala.esi
20 ts1 1la-i siss4 lsefs laIii.ll.i AlaEs1r
ara AxsDt ~ ai.sFlEls llsFued
tts-fss Lrllsd -t.lss PAL elzl l4a1 3. -. ~
ln sctl.sulals ~ asasrY 1sp.ita
ttes- tiA4sllF.l 1sfezlet ~ fa a.a a. tootba4 a.
spri1slel8. naass scoFa. 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Veeks-How do you account for the
smoke curling from gun when the hare
IL laid lowe
Wentznan-It Is queer, and il always
curls after the hare has been banged
American Grocer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
AMENDED ESTIMATES
For the Asphalt Pavement on Canal
Street

The city engineer reported to the
Board OF Public Works yesterday after
noon the amended estimate for paving
Canal-st. from Lyon to East Bridge-st.,
as follows: Contract with the Warren
Schaarf Co., So ,607; assessment and
printing, $50: engineer and incidental
expenses, sl7Ol; total, SO, $50. OF this
amount the street railways spportion-
ment is Sl2 $3.50, leaving Sl7 900 TO be
assessed ON the district designated.
The report was accepted, and II will be
presented 20 the council Monday night.
TAKE a chance. sir. Not a scheme where You
Il may q0se. but a scheme % ct work
through the medium Of our want column.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Gerk-Frcntl Call 6iA
Bell Boy treturningl-st5 len during
the night. sir.
Clerk-Did he take bis hagrags with
h.VaP
Bel Bcy-No: be blew cut the gas -
New York Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Dashaway-I want TO get a pair Of
trousers.
Tailor-Yes, sir. Something for Sun
day or every day?
Dashaway-I want Sunday psir with
an every day price. e.-Clothier and Fur
uisher
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
POLICE AND COURT.


Yesterday w&s uaat sonss & ibe fe-
ports AaFe uot inpropsrsy nslnsa A.a-
esfgarteu daY. Ihs laysnle part q
as pciiee ee1Ft aork : 81 Tar tne NEST
important aad interesting besAass
tbsFe : mee1 groand feE bQpSfalness
- i. Ia aaala slsriag pauis8ese1t
npoG criminals - a certain elass. tnere
s 4et tne s.lgatest reason ~ D9F~ l@t
aag good - rss1is t. t1s c4iPrt 41~
CnlY EesS.sn fDr lnprisouBaSn - sukA
eases, S ths safety ~ soesets aad nQL
tas reformation of the man. hat Nlsn
laYegle 9eebdeTs. tie case y fvsefssd. 4.
tae good of the ehdd may weil q
looked tor as ne primary effect oI ihs
lae : severity.
The lAbor involved r. these juvenile
prosecutions Is something enormous
for the >lste agent II be be governed
~ 4 humane policy, as Judge toi-
comb appears 10 be, bis puIpose NIL re
q save tie ehild, rather tnau the con
vctl0n OF = criminal. Judge liol-
T e0mb's policy has been, not 20 get tie
T children OF MS hands as quickly As
T poss ale, but 10 nurso them along, keep
7 ing them under the eye OF the court un-
I'll sucn time as they may be safely dis
charged from custody. This Involves
mucu iabor Tor The state agent. but,
I Ike tue genuine pastoral Work, i Is =
I Labor 81 love and mercy rather than
I or pecuulary ealOlnment.
Several eases II point occurred yes
terday. There Il little Willie Byer, an
/ inveterate truant from school. lie was
arIagned on the eth OF October, and
since that day Judge Holcomb has bad
| the constant supervision Of bis conduct,
/ with the power of the police court back
I of him, 20 sustain him IN his discipline.
/ Willie was required 20 appear IN court
/ from time 10 time. merely 10 enable
the authorities 10 take account OF the
situation. This explains the adjourn
ments." Yesterday Judge HolcOmt
went into court with a certificate from
Willie's teacher saying that the boy had
been faithful during the past month
TINS was sufficient 20 warrant the court
IN giving the boy his discharge, 10 en-
able him 10 make the effort 20 govern
his own conduct. Every one OF the
juvenile cases involves one 10 Il dozen
visits of the agent 10 the home of the
child, and the constant watchfulness OF
It's movements until the final DISPOSE
ton OF ITS case is reached.
John Reid IS another case in point.
On October Il he was arragned tor IN
toxlcatlon. The usual number of lad
louTnments" have occurred IN his case
and the indefinite suspension OF hn
sentence indicates that the court and
the State agent regard the boy as or
the way TO a better life.
The following is the disposition made
OF the other Juvenile cases; Georg'
Benkin and George Spoelstra, jumpins
on the cars, sentence suspended; Leon
ard DeByran, truant, adjourned 10 De
cemoer 6; Cornelius VanPapren, truant
adjourned to Monday; Fred Radlotf
disorderly, adjourned 10 Tuesday; JOIN
Risen and Nick Bishop, malicious IN
jury, adjourned To the 2Sth; William
Goodyear and Albert Walker, larcen,
more than SO, adjourned to Monda,
afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Desiring 10 close out an over abund-
ant stock of large sizes IN Oriental
Carpets. Mr. Nergararian has decided
20 put price on them that will move
them in tins his last weeks sale.
SMITH & SANFORD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
Birgc & shattuck Moving Vans"

A big, fat turkey free to anyone buy
ing anything, in any department,
amounting to $40 or upwards, at the
Tower Clothing Compsny's, Monday
Tuesday, or Wednesday of this week.
If you can duplicate the going, going,
gone sale prices. return the garment,
eat the turkey with us, and we will re-
fund your money.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Fer detc4cs. toE purity 2nd feI an
Froyenaenk & tsS cC1Q.sxlo-l, nosaisAg
equals FoMeafs kontsr
1taK1s HlSrs a a rooE RIsHAR0.
sBut aoss4 shs0 lose lie E.sn d.
net squaader sfas. foT ihAt 5 the SAL
LIE HlSae ot
Fss aaE G. u. II. ssa SAW fINs.
"fl ume &C. q az tblogs tns u4osi
pTeesous, vasEug time nl0sl - tae
gFeale,t preel sa.itt
EsE rHE ~. Z. s d. AND sATE EINE.
"lost lnas = asfsr fo4Cd as4ll, Sna
What ae call ume euoOgl aiNAys proves
Lite enough.
UsE rmE ElA a. -. ASD SAW EiNE.
stOne tolay Is worth two t0morfoWs.
Never leave that TIA tom0Tfos sh2t
you can do Iotas
~ FHE D., 4. a =. Ayr SAW riNE,
Enlp.ov thy time well--It thou mean
est 10 gall leisure. aud, snev thou aTt
rot save of = minute throw not away
al hour.
NsE ran &. W. n. AID SAVE TINE-
Ii yoa would have your business
done, go-it rot, send.
go VIA rHE D., l.. \. AND SAVE rINE.
lOR CnICAo. FnE DETROIT.
Trains leave the Trains leave the
Union station on Union Station on
week days. 900 a. week days; 1.25 a.
IN, 100 D. m. and M, 20 p. IA. and
1885 .. IN. Sundays 6,25 p. m. sunday
1885 p. N. Wagner go p. IA. farlor
Buffet Parlor cars ears on all trains.
on 90 p. IN. tIani
and Sleeping ears
1885 p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Jim Travis. OF g. Canal-st., has every
thing on earth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

A few more astrachan coats just re-
celved at f. p. Kidder & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

uarrah' Ne -an aaw gpr f~st-elass z 7i-
m en- irr onT 3 cs1fs es.Varen Hi.
fi11ie Resm ssnz eaeirs nase
reeri. sat sc e1gs d. Bal's CoaEh cyr1p.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

You can store your goods with Birge
x Shattuck Tel. SIS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

We are showing a better line of holi-
day goods this season than ever before.
Come in early and make your selection
and avoid the rush.
NoIGT, HRRPoLsHEIMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Everything was ready to take tes-
timOny in the examination OF James
p. Howard, charged with not support
ing his family. But there were pros
poets of settlement OF the matter out
of court, and the case was put oil 10
Monday morning.
William Brown was charged by j..
Wassemaar with assault and battery,
but not sufficient evidence existed to
convict, and the case was ole pros'd.
William II. Warren is the colored
man charged with felonIous assault
on Lizzie Patterson. The case Will be
looked into tomorrow afternoon.
Al. Anderson secured the arrest of
Olte Wessman, charghlng him with
pocket-plcking. He says the prisoner
took his pocket book and 81 in cash.
The prisoner was arraigned, and the
case was adjourned to Monday morn
ing.
ROney Fay would have made four
teen times the noise he did make when
first locked up, if he could have fore
seen the end. He went TO jail II days
for being drunk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Games of sll kinds AZ Dettenthsler's,
IL MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Rare Novelties in our Grand Bazaar.
Come early and make your selections.
NOIGT, HERPoIsHEINEE * Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Shaw's Tea Store, 70 Canal ST., sells
good japan tea four pounds for 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
lOR cIlICko


GEORGE DEHAvEN,
General Passenger Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Five dollars buys a duck and $500
worth of goods in any department at
the Tower any time before Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Order Birge q Shattuck Moving
"Nans."
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Go to Jim Travis, of 67 Canal-st., fol
shovels and picks.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
CHOW Cure An skin Diseases

Simply apply "SwAYN-'s OrsTNEST."
No internal medicine required. Curse
letter. eczema, itch. al eruptlons on the
face, hands, )se. etc, leaving the skin
clear. white and healthy. It's great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed nv no other remedy. Ask your
druggists for SwAYNE's OINTMENT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
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Lily White Flour,

Get n box OF Swetand's fine cream
candy at Elliott & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

A Revelation in Turkey at the Tower
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

WANTED SITUATIONS are published In
~ Ihis papey tree, Try one u you want q
mace fD Work
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is family favorite. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Visit our Grand Bazaar and inspect
our big bargains.
YOIGT, HERPOLsHErN- < Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Fresh fish at Dettenthaler's, III Mon
TOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
announcement for Jack.

WANTED SITUATIONS are free. Try an
W ad. IL you need one.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Smoke J. j. Baylis, &c straight. best
in the city. Manufactured by Justin
SeubeTt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
HER MONEY ORDER.

IFyusre out Of work. try our want columns
4 re,
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Cassie Lanyon, 6 years, IA Hogadone-
ave-, scarlet fever; Henry Neenstra, 10
years, 4l5 Canal-st., typhoid fever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Tower CLOTHING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

See Raven for rustic rockers.
STAR FURNITURE COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Our stock of holiday goods arriving
daily. NoIGT, HERPoLsHEMER & Co.