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The morning call., 1890-11-09
GRAND AUCTION SALE

GRAND AUCTION SALE
OF Rich and Elegant Furniture, Carpets.
Mirrors, Etc.
ri. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL TOMORROW.
Monday................ November 10. 1890.
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
At 1857 Market street. near Seventh,
All of the Nearly New and Costly
PARLOR, BED and DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Administer and Body Brussels Carpets; 6Uld-frams
Mantel Mrrors Oak, Walnut and Cherry Folding
Beds; Center Tables. Wardrobes, Bookcases, CYL
Under Desks. Chifoniers, Extension Tables. Side
boards, Halstands, Lace Curtains and Draperes:
SO Nearly New Body Brussels and Tapestry Car
pets and Rugs ne Ranges with fixtures COM
plete, and large line of other Zine Furniture too
numerous to mention. being the former contents
of A elegantly furnished houses.
NJ. j. SIMMONS. Auetioneer.
N. Blowing to the large quantity OF elegant fur
niture and carpets this sale will commence at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. sharp. Remember the hour. no9 2t
The morning call., 1890-11-09

White and F. l.. Coombs, with Chris Smith,
+. Burke and A. b. Spreckels as the timers.
There was some little discrepancy between
the time announced and that made by in
dependent watches, especially in the time
tests, when generosity towards the oppo--
nents of the hour glass was not failing of
the checkers. For those who did not desire
to wager on the races, opportunities to
speculate were amply afforded by a large
wheel of fortune that did rushing business
under the noOl-roOm shed.
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Probate Stakeholder Gate ParA
Residence Lots

N line McAllister, 100 feet L. of LIST ave.-Two
handsome residence lots all ready for building:
only two minutes walk from 6olden Gate Park :
fine residences in the vicinity; McAIster-st cable
extension and Geary-st new cable line pass near the
lots: lot 26: AK 80; terms cash: subject to conr
ment).
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ANNOUNCEMENT:
LOOK AT THESE
IMP RECEDENTED TERMS:

Only one-fifth Cash; balance in one, two
and three years, with interest al per cent
per anuum, interest payable monthly,
which includes the mortgage tax.
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Western Addition LARGE Lot.
Mission Residence Corner.

W. line Steiner ST., 1877 IS feet n. of Union; large
and fine lot on grade of street, French flats would
pay well on this property; street graded and ma
cadamzed; lot ready for building; Union-st cable;
lot 81 :6x6S and al
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FANCY PLAIDS, Rugged Effects.
SCOTCH TARTAN PLAIDS.
ENGLISH CHECKED SERGES.
ROUGH HOMESPUNS.
EMBROIDERED ROBES.

At 25c.-ENGLIsH CHEVIOT, In a
choice collection OF colors.
At soc. - NOVELTY AUTUMN
SUIIINGS, 3S inches wide, all
wool, fine variety of styles. checks.
stripes, etc.
At 75c. ALL WOOL FRENCH
TOILE, AZ inches wide, In all the
new and staple shades.
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Mission Residence,

E line OF NO. 2943) Howard ST., 36l: IS IT. S. OF
25th, to passage way-Two-story residence OF 8
rooms and bath; brick foundation: only one block
from the Coggswell College; Howard-st. cable; lot
2S:6x115 to passage way.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


HOTEL.
A Green & W, S Rafael
G Kilburn, Newman
! o + Atwood. Stockton
G II Foster, Saratoga
Ii c Holly, Vallejo
| 7 Herkius, SebaStopol
Y Y Barnes. Elmira
Mrs Nj Gordon. Paso Rob
Mrs . Hardin, Paso Rob
W Murray, Danvilie
1 T. Il Mussen, san Leandro
l. W GarregoS, Salinas
j + Bislins. Salinas
ERN HOTEL.
ID II Wallace, Eureka
~ = Barrett, Sacramento
Z 7 sullivan, Sacramento
L W Walker, Indiana
L L McLane, California
X II Fuller, San Jose
II Z Shoop, Petaluma
Z X HAYES, Riverside
Z J Smith, Pennsylvania
X l. Trainer, Sacramento
) J Hall, California
w j Moran, California
- Fritz. Tulsre
J r Pendergast, Napa
j c Flynn, California
HOTEL.
iJ-B Atkinson & wife,
| Rutherford
IA S Freund, New York
u J Alsberg, New York
II ; Carter, New York
c l. Merry, New York
b Douglass u VT. Chicago
Miss Douglass, Chicago
W + Spear. Boston
! + G Davis, Cambridge
c L White, New York
ID Hig son. England
( + " Scott. England
& II Hig son, England
is VILLA ms, Denver
, S c Hirschberg. st Louis
il K Chase a VT, Sta Cruz
ii II Pitcher. Llvermore
5 w Dliler, Chicago
q Haywood ~ VT, Cal
l L kamsdell, California
Mrs Ramsdell & son, Cal
j L Wheeler, San Rafael
! S Rucker. san Jose
q L Raum, New York
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NE cor. Liberty and Noe sts. a very fine, hand
some residence corner; sunny exposure; level and
ready for residence; fine view: street graded and
choice location for a home; one
block to CastrO-st cable: lot large, 67x105.
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Western Addition Res;denca r,

Golden Gate Park lots, E. line of Lott ST., 100 IT,
$. OF Hayes.Three choice residence lots about 200
splendid condition: examine it; Hayes and Oak ST.
cables; lots 25xl06:3.
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Mission Paying Property.
Downtown Residence Lot.

No. 81, E. line OF Ronde!l place or ave-, 39l feet
OF 18th ST.; front building 2-story. tenements
'ar building, tenement; all in good condition.
u block from Valencia ST.: lot 29I622.
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srAMBoUL's BAD BREAK.

St1mboul, the stallion crack of the Coast,
followed to go against his record of 2:11R,
made recently at Napa. Dustin drove the
accompanying runner again. There was
some lively betting in the pools at $50 for
time against $40 for STEAMBOAT. Goldsmith
signifed he was ready on the fourth at
tempt. The sixteenth pole was reached by
him, going smooth and free in O:16; the
quarter in 1888. Near the three-eighths, he,
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A special purse of $500 for the % class
Drought out two entries from the La Siesta
Ranch. Magge =, driven by Goldsmith. and
Wanda, with Vioget to steer her. Lee,
nayigated by Dustin. completed the trio.
The only betting was before the second
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Western Addition Residence

W. line of (No. 1909 Scott, 165 It. N of Post ST.
Fine 2story bay-window residence; rooms, batl
and laundry: cement stonewalk; street In splendid
condition; examine 1t; Suttersreet cable; lot ",
1877 IS.
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PALo ALTOS TRIAL

Shortly after o'clock Marvin brought out
Palo Alto TO try his luck against the 2:l2R
mark already made by the horse. Jimmy
Dustin drove the runner that accompanied
the stallion to encourage him ON the way.
Pools sold-Time S25, Palo Alto $40. While
the horse looked in excellent coat order, he
acted as if sore in front while scoring On
the fifth come-up Marvin nodded for the
word, and away went the bay pet of Pao
Alto. lie got to the sixteenth pole in DIG,
going smooth and well, and TO the quarter
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Sw. line of Nos. 3lS and 800 Fremont 1878 IT.
Sc from Folsom st.-No. 3lS contains rooms and
bath; No. $40 contains 10 rooms and BATH in good
condition; rents $12 SO; this property has great
business future and must become very valuable;
neighborhood good; street in basaIt rock and ac-
cepted by the city; do not fail to examine it; lot
47:6x100.
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OOWu COWh 1SeSluCnCe Lott
w. line of Mccormick ST., bet. Hyde and Larkin,
III feet s. of Pacific; good lot for French fats :
,nly ~ block from Hyde-st. cable, and about
block from Polk-st line of Sutter-st. cable: Pacific
It. is paved with basaIt rock: lot 81 :6x5S:6.
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AUCTION SALES.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
639 MARKET STREET,

Downtown Business Property.
N line CNos. $40 and 61O1a) of Pine 45:5 W. OF
Kearny st.-Three-story and basement brick build
Ing; rent Sl13; never vacant: fine opportunity for
an investment; do not fail to examine this; prop
eIty In this location seldom offered at auction; lot
20:10I6S:9.
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At WOOL BLACK La
DIES CLOTH, 90 inches wide.
At 75c,-42-INCH BLACK INDIA
TWILLS, all wool.
At I.OO.-BLACK SATIN SOLEIL.
Al inches wide, all wool, extra
value.
At SI.5O.-BLACK SILK WARP
HENRIETTA, AZ inches wide.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

An kxsxs< kAF~e Nkl12 80 est EessSsr
- nss4 Lssss-As.ss~ - AaasE<e@-
re ae@zl4ss hzss ~ - a-.azls 49,
49, - A@zs 1F~hl1 se.a.s 3 49, - ~ s~x
ass ens s@ENz y F~e4zzssa elzsAe 80 So
Arus.as sesu "a qn4zz-s t.e-sazs
Al tAiz se&soa g the yeAr tAss EHaszaesos
- : ~e1olzas @aditaa1 . las sse.ck - esu
fsrAsts. - ~ iat1z&seis zssaistsd - u
=. VITA CGsaNsx2Az stsxtk. X Is asss
he~sTsE - thls oeantIF. kxEt = - not
uach more tllzn de>Sae ssnoe tks nrss
vent1rs ~As ever broegit heee. fAs
shrub - HaosFiY iroPlosi ssa p4ysatseat.
and antkcrtles ca Ehs sseJset 81 rs
that there are ever fear haaadrea knSwh
st.ci~s II the order ThaFe "a enlS oas
species known to Great Bgitzin. ths ootn-
mon rnistseto<-ths viscen album. - Il
l. h-otsaicsily known-1nd u = with
that particular sPecies thzs we have 70
deal
Il IS popularity supposed tASs the mis-
tlstoe grows exclusively o. the esk tree.
bat this is a aistAke, as u - foead "a
the oak In very r4re instances while II
grows with great psofIsion en apple.
the pear. ths hawthorn. snd 49, on syca-
mores. hines. I,oplsrs. locust trees aud
nrs. In some portions ~ the south %
England II i ye~y abundant. and "a
evergreen leaves give a peculiar appear
ance 70 the orchards IN winter. wissu the
bushes OF mistletoe are very conspicuous
amoag the naked branches ~ tho trees.
There is superstition connected with
the nlstlstOe that ls is unlacky 70 fell an
oak 90 which II grows, and the author
0f Magma britannia" describes great
wood belonging - the archblshops Of
tho Hundred Of Croyland, EAid 70 have
consisted wholly Of oaks. and among
them was one that bore mistietoe, which
some persons were 30 hardy as 10 cut
down for the gain of selling IL 20 ;be
apOthecaries OF London, leaving n branch
Of IL 10 sprout out, but they proved un-
fortunate after il, for one of them fell
lame and others lost an eye At length.
IN the year 1918. certain man, n0twith-
standing be was warned against IL, upon
account Of what the others had suf-
fered, adventured 10 cut the tree down.
ard he soon after broke his leg. To fell
oaks had long been considered fatal. and
such as believe it produce tlss instance
Of the Earl of Winchelsea, who. having
felled a curious grove of oaks, soon after
found bis countess dead in her bed sud
denly, and his eldest son. Lord Maid
stone, was presently killed by cannon
ball.-New York Press
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

The composer of the following recipe
for Worlds fair plum pudding has
chosen name for it that should make il
famous:
One pound each Of currants, raisins,
suet chopped fine, and brown sugar: one
and half large loaves of bakers bread
grated fine. without crust; ten eggs
whites and yolks beaten separately;
three nutmegs, half a pint of brandy.
one wineglass of wine. Nix suet, bread.
rsisins. currants. a pinch Of salt. nut
megs and brandy over night In the
morning moisten with a little milk.
Just before putting on to boil add sugar.
eggs and wine; work well together. put
in Toured cloth. leaving room TO swell;
drop IN boiling water and boil steadily
for four hours New York Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

A Maryland plum pudding. warranted
70 keep yea, - made from SIX pounds
of seeded raisins. SIX pounds 81 brown
sugar. four pounds Of currants, SIX
pounds of stale dated bread. sx pounds
Of suet chopped very fine. six pounds u
eggs. two pounds of citr0n, Sx table
sDoonfuls II four. half a pint % wine,
half q pint of brandy three pUtmegs
ami q little mace and salt Nix all wei.
let il stand over night md divide into
twelve parts. tie each IN a coarse cloth,
plunge into boiling water and boil four
hours. expose then - the SIN for two or
three DAYS with the cloths on snd when
dry hang in = cold room. They vii
keep a year When wanted for uss PIT
into hoihng water with the ssEe cloth
on and bosl for one aud hall hours -
New York Herald
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
A VERY ri,tl. Christina. Taie

A party of gentlemen were discussing
Kris Kringle and the days events at tho
Auditorium dispensary. All or nearly
all were relating the experiences Of the
night before or that morning with the
little folks. "Boys," said one of the party
a big furniture man on Wabash avenue.
II want 10 tell you what nay little young
ster said when he saw the Christmas tree.
He is the baby of the house and has taken
a most absorbing fancy to his papa |
seem TO be 10 his babyish fancy the be-all
and end all of humanity. Ny wife and
| fixed up the tree last night, and this
morning we opened her up just little
after daylight Three pairs of eyes were
all ablaze, but the fourth little pair
seemed to be missing something. The
little one Of course understood that Santa
Claus brought everything. and as Santa
Claus had been very liberal older heads
marveled somewhat at the indifference
of the baby boy to his gifts. Pretty
soon the little fellow laid his toys away
with "A kind OF bored expression. and
climbing on my knee he lisped, Papa,
did Thanta Claus bring dose singsF !
said. Yes, dear, repeating the conven-
tional lie. The little chap put his mouth
to my ear and whispered, Papa, don't
care for Thanta Claus-what is 90 doin'
TO diz me- Boys, maybe | didn't go off
and buy that baby something. and give
it to him out of my own hand. Some
times think the Santa Claus fable ought
to be relegated to the top shelf. That
little boy cared nothing for Santa Claus
or for his gifts. He did love his papa and
wanted him 10 remember hin- >-Chicago
Jarald
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

Mrs M.-hael Curtain. plainfcld Iil.
makes thc statement That she caught
cold, winch -cttlei n boz lunc. She
vas treated tor month hy ncr family
physician, hut grew wor-c. IT, told
her that she vas hopeless victim OF
consumption and thai no meo zinc
could cure her Hof druggist suggest
od DT. Kings New Discovery foF con-
SUMPTION. shc bought q hottie and 20
her delight found herself benefited
from first dose. She continued If. zee
and dtCr taking ton bottles. found bor-
-elf sound and nril. nov dof- her own
Homework and IS a. wei as she ever
was l0c trial hottie ~ tbs Grcsi pis-
c0vorv ~ Peck Bros drug store. barge
h0itlo~ 10c and 81 -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
Happy Hoosiors

VIM. TmmODs, postmaster ri Ida
viilc. Ind, writes. Electro n.ttcrs has
done more for me than an other medl-
cmcs combined. for that had feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver trou-
BILE" John Leslie, falmcr and stock
man of same place SAYS. " p nd Electric
mcdicnc: made me feel Ike new
man" !. ". Gardner. hardware mer-
chant, same town SAYS. "Electrc Bit
ters j, Just the thing for = man who b.
all run down and don care whether
nc lives or dIcs." lie found ncR
strength, good appetite, and felt Just
ike he bad a new lease ON life. oniy
5Oc a bottle. az Peck Bros. drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

old Man Moneybags facetiouslyl-
Come. my desr. aren't you going to sd
wise met Here's man that wants me
Atchiscn stock. Now what 10 you ad-
wise me 70 dof
Younc Why. Yo1 know that
don't know anything about mone7.
Old Man MoneybaCs Don't know
anything about money! That's pretty
good. when you msde As much N one
dav as 7 have made in a. nay life
Young Wife WAY. when was that
GA Man Aonevbags (upr"auOnsly}-
Wien Won married ne
Young Wife-res. but sll nv friends
have tod me thsf I coul8n't have made
= worse sar-sin. n.-Bost1n CoarieT
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

Our life IS mace up oi mistakes and
the greatest one / ever made was - not
using LOOse's Extract Red Clover long
age, suffered two years, scarteiy
knowing a well day. with Rheumatism
and Indigestion. had arrived at the
conclusion that | was nothing but a
trial to myself and friends. COM
menced taking your fluid extract Of
Red Clover, IN fact arrived az the point
Where ! could take anything amy one
recommended. Saw your % and
thought would Try little newspaper
recommendation on my own hook.
Like all other remedies ihe first bottle
seemed TO do me good. But unlike all
other remedies discovered no had cf-
fects from taking IL. am now on my
thirteenth bottle and though perfectly
well, 90 on the supposition that u iii-
tie does me 80 much good. Will keep it
up. Very uuly yours. !. s. Ebel ng,
LatonIA, iil.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
4 NUMERICAL FAMILY
shs rsssDIoA idea OF Happy and
Frequent Fathsr.


do you not end in Tennessee rnanH
queer Christian ranosy a gentleman
asked Of friend who had just returned
from a visit among the hills.
"Xos, for Chrix.isn nasneS-or rather
IN this case given names, fer some Of
Gaern are decidedly znchristisn-have
bern Of interest to m I found just this
ade Of Bear Wallow q young fellow
named Longdisiiled Peterson. and Ht-
tie further on fell IL with gentleman
named Allwool Jones. Hr. Auwool
J0nes was = ci-C1is rider. be informed
me. and he asked mo - stop st a small
log church and hear him preach. di5
81. and must ssy that AllwOors saznOz
was more than 4 yard wide. One after
noon / stopped at y house and addressed
young fellow who sat oa the fence.
" DO lives here?
"sWe do
-'Yes. bat who srs waN
-'Pap. rur an the rest nv ~
"Inrt then 2 man c1ms Ont. ard "a
b. appro,che1 sail: SIX. ~itdowu ofen
.hat f,n-e a. hep Four caop some wood.
stganrcr.' addressing m. 'woat 20 g.i
DOWN. AsI was much IA need Of r7st I
Jlsmoun-ed The man yelloi, 'Coca
he-c Seven. III tak7 slo -traDger's hoss
I'll v9s con5u~tet into tho kouse. AMI
a. shat cordial f1Tmc-. the peculiar
social property ~ southern bacswoods-
men. was urged 20 make myself a. home
Nv hosts rauc VS. Be3ssey ani hc wa
slin Co ofi tI1u ElNis0e that lived IN
D. lcio Tenressv near Drako's craeF
snrr1ers Mr. t. -lev rove1 lof ~
clothes sac had hunr IN front of the o..
k.ckei q Cof. rans7d v~ith a shovel -
enorrort b~i0lle dog snd t7id rae ~
f-el 7tsv. frr che vouls ct . snsck 81
sat rfcr awhle. bad never seen &C
-cuv cai3f-l belonging % one family.
1oo.- wfich wav might. I caught siglt
81 rtY fares rnl t1w 1esds
Vnu h1Fo erite a faD-iiy.' saij -
Nr Betsley
Euther. hlt ~, I've FL sr biz neigh
borho3d zhar we'sc sll st raoa.
K sharla think t,iet yen would havr
forn1 sor1 ton5le Ia ssiecrinS names
cor 81 rf vou~ children
Z aMut. tbouzh. know that q
rrest r1su~ f5izs have hsd tr7-ble n
{ at SAY. en- was determined 80 stser
cl'ar uv 81. ro 'dopted a rple. az whom
tha f1st rhile was born Ne cslssl hiu1
one. Ths next vas nNred Two. the
roxs THREE. A. 81 On. w. y WORKED
ske a charm. an' ve didnt have hit
~ f--ubls. 7 rosld airlse ver'esiy
- 'lo-t thr r-le. C-s = married tn =
s,-t=~ slcuCh uv a wonar. an lives
down van oa the branch. = - Il hrs
e-re-. Al The rest sir at borne. Three
t,a~ srruing - . blushang girl. IS cd
serfr - rif sasrried- Exas. aou's sszn'
9, ~,.ss - ths 6rs yuan ecorch yer
h~ie.b~- Nar. make Nlne an E2svea
h.ha~a tha-~alves. Twelve. n N novv
A.. ~--k shs cradle. f1z eon't You hssf
Sixteen crr51
sYes. it vras a vsry isrre faHailT. ari
a-nt know how Nr. BeasleT -8ul1
Nars na-ars5 Rad he ~ s3opssd tss
rursericsa sysfsna. ---Arxanksw Irav-
elsx.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

Beazsnlss srist a..ll has ss.s<a spsr.
aaels.
les > sssnx harvested II Ss~aygs
es1htg.
"a Alssioa 3 % have a ns- ehnseh
ns4t spnns.
Tfassps are numerous ia ne vieiHisy
"a o. Leisss.
fAsFs sre 40 staasass At Als.ss col
iegs thss year.
fhs Lashss miH vll bs sAas down
Tor tas slALsg.
klgstRcn ics . beng harvested -
tGsn1 Lsazs.
There are s.ghtssa licensed ssloons
~ Ailsssa cca1s9.
The tffesE vile potato starch factory
a runElns night snd day.
TIE proposed ne~ county yhl take
teelgs tosus from Msnomlnee county.
Ians.ng merchants say they have naa
about lNo-thiFds oi toe uso4l holiday
trade.
Farmers in ths viciniiy Of Fillmore
have gni zsd lhs 1ne weather foF stump
puung.
fAaFA-7 - aAlit4As ~ ~ 80 ~ =
huohagtsi0n.
TIE Cedar springs CAppss issued a
very cred.table Christina as extra printed
on t.nled paper.
Ar. and Mrs. Charles Meseroll. OF
Jackson. celebrated thelE golden we'd
ding Christmas Day.
Brg.nn.ng ylth next term the White
Cloud school board VIII charge s2.5J per
tem for ns'Fgetou in fhe HEa school
Ur. C0ruchas r. Rulson, a pr0mi.
neat phvagan 0f Flushing. dropped
dead 81 heart disease just before Chr.sg-
ni1s.
The body OF y. G.. Grfis, the tele-
phone Wal WhO was dreamed wnue
crossng pera Marquette lake TAO weeks
ago. has nut yet been recovered.
The employees ot the Cappou 4
beftsCh Leather Company, at Holland, A,
Wege All presented With q turkey on
christmas eve. as has been tAsiF custom
Tor several years.
Mrs Reynolds, so wears old. is the
jackson county house because no one
of her four children Viii permit her "a
humble seat oy their nreside Ia the
world growing bettery
John cole. marshal OF Anden City.
shot Archy Mooney, proprietor OF the
Hurd House. Christmas eve. Mooney
viii die. Cole IS under arrest, and
there Is talk OF lynching.
Lawyer Ellsworth, OF Middleyille. is
under arrest On a charge ot oigamy
The Elisw0rtns moved iu high circles,
and the arrest causes much comment.
Mrs. Ellsworth No. lives IN Flint.
A Northern Michigan farmer whose
bean crop was suspected failure, on
account OF becoming wet after harvest
ing, has been running the wet heans
through eyapOratoTs which bring
them Out as good as new, aud even IN.
proves their color.
Reports TO the State Board OF Health
show that bronchitis, neuralgia. rhsum-
atism and influenza, in the order
named, caused the most sickness In
Michigan during the week ending De
centhsr 20. Nphtheria vas reported at
80 places. scarlet fever 40 81, typhoid
fever 80 rs. and measles at l3 places.
Miss Gertrude VI. Brundage, of
patchOgue, Long Island. and +. D..
Dickinson, OF Dubuque. In. the fOrmti
o freshman in the medical department
and the latter 4 junior 10 the home
0pathlC school At the University, were
drowned Christmas eve while skating
on the Huron river about two miles
from Ann Arbor. Their bodies were
recovered later, about ten fee, from
the place where they broke through TOE
ice. They wero both about 90 years
old and much beloved hy their assn-
clatna
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

Shell your Qesuuts and caep thera fue.
measure thers IN = cup srld >. Re Just ne
ssme qu'sntitv of graruls~1 sagar -
Tou have pesnats Pct tie sazsr m a
skillet ~ spider on enc FIRE and keep
uacvine ere Skillet aronnd urtil the ~1xaF
is 6issolvei toeu rrt in the Teaauts saa
rour irt3 battered tns Tfss IL is,i-
cioas. snd e. swCsiy nsoe.- Philatlei-
PA Leags-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
Forthe East,

&. r. & /. tram leaves Grand Rapids az
200 2. N. daily except sunday, arrvos
Pittsburgh 6.55 a. M. Harrisburg 3,20
p. "a; Baltimore sos =. M Washing
ton SIS p. M; Philadelphia ESQ p. M;
New York 80 p. M. Tickets ana
sleeping Car accommodations secured
at Union Ticket Office, Monroe-st., or
at G. Il. & !. station.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

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We IN yesterday au3 wanted - crieY
sau1e clothes vas trifs sus7icious
af hirn eir He zssd he wa friend q
yours 81 referred ms - yoa
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a. g7cA "a ar
~. 81. rrVfie3 ~ ts1oT sailT.
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81 Fr--ishrr
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

The best salve iu ite world fof cuis.
bruises. fcres. ulcers. rsit rhoun. fever
sores, teitcf. chappec aands. chilhlains.
corus and aii skn efuriIuns and posi-
tvcly cures piles or 40 ray required.
u is guaranteed - give perfect ssf.sisc-
ton of money refunded. Price - cents
pcr Aox For sale hy Peck Bros. drug
( sts, ocfner Monroe sTc irsicu .fis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

7as a gbt t. behold and was uush,e
e. crios r. af all 1ou am See pc
tIrs ~ teifh ard ceu oaf snTtfng
What ga q sulphur Eftifrs cuFe1 alr
@. fg-n- lss.a au4 lsvrf tan f,.s5oi ftss
sferr1 $3.50 wears W ~. Bov on.
Afn.sr-fes a. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

IHiough cOatH IeHFts MlCiHsHn tentfHI
station AZ $40 p. IA. daily except sun
day, arriving Al Grand Rapids AZ 500
p. m., dining car attached. Through
Wagner sleeping car leaves az 1910 r.
IA. daily, srrves al Grand Rapids at
II
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

through parl0r coach leaves Grand
Rapids Via. T.. h. a J. Il. X al 1880 =.
~. daily except sunday, arriving 81
Chicsgo AZ 4.35 p. n. Through Msg-
ner sleeping car leaves 90 ll705p =. "a.
daily, arriving al Chicago AZ o.4o q. IA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

Are active, effective and pure. For
sick headache, disordered stomach, loss
OF appeGte, bad compile Nion, and bal
lousness, they have never bcen cQualed,
either III America or abroad.