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dations furnished. The courses over
study are extended. The work done is
required to be thorough and prac.
tioal. Its CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC ranks among the best West or
East.
Its Art Department is Superior.
The NORMAL DEPARTMENT Is
excellent and its graduates readily COM
mand the best positions, many occupy
ing prominent places in some Of the
first Schools, Summaries and Colleges
of the West. A department of STEM
ography and Typewriting meets
the growing demand for young women
in this line of work. There they m.y
become fitted to Office work to which
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-03
In PORTANT.
Wanted.

$500 IN C1SnOO A MONTE can H. medic
" V6OV working foP ms. fersons
preferred who can furnish horse and give their
whole time 20 the blu. iness. spare moments may
be prohtably employed also. lev vscaacies
IN towns sud cities.
D.F. JOHNSON CO.. 100 Nsiu Of. Richmond. "
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0A0 FREE. SSrse-.]ass fscilities and beso
OF essehsgs. Addseea. With sssmp tor rstss0
osseoe, THE tARtoa MO CO., tDyjoA. \. Z,
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Mount F: Carroll I: Seminary,
The Dread

The Dread
LITERARY PERIODICAL
Of % quarto pages (including
cever) published BY the
Dread Society of
MT. CARROLL SEMINARY,
As the organ and exponent
of the Institution from which
emenates, THE DREAD aims to
set forth plainly and fairly its
merits, and the facilities it
offers those seeking a desirable
place to acquire u thorough
practical education. Such be-
ing its aim. it is obviously the
interest Of every patron, and
all seeking a school to patron.
ize, to receive The DREAD.
Address, Financial Manager,
Mt. arrOll, Carroll county, III.
and sample copy free.
As an advertising medium,
Tux DREAD has few superiors
outside the largest cities.
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A0r. CARROLL SEMINARY ,c.,,o,, 70 M,
- IN ehnevnghneas Of work 10 unr xc~lltd IL
c'tfon delightful: easy Of ses4ss. ..Oresds" free
SeSd Cor oae. Nee advertise nent.
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THIS Institution has opened its 37th
L year under the same President, Its
success with its Conservatory Of Music
scarcely han peer. Its location IL de-
iightful. Access easy, being OH the c.,
NJ. 4 St. r. Ry, lire Of nearly 5000
miles, opening communication with all
parts Of the country.
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about the Ane,h ra-s bsk grsnd double size s~s
scope large AIRY W. III s'se s" how
can Wssks hou xaB ess ron, the i,h
sas p-~-e nsttsr write We all ehsr9se
AaArvss. MALiErr CO.. Boz $780, PORTLAND. nAiHs.
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Illinois.

they may prove better adapted than 10
teaching, to which so many turn.
DIPLOMAS are conferred on those
completing satisfactorily any Of the
prescribed courses. !:
MEDALS are presented those who it.
tain superior excellence in the
Conservatory Or Art Call's.
Among the distinguishing features: Of
this Institution is the aid given to
WORTHY GIRLS Of MARKED ABILITY with.
but small means to gain a preparation
for usefulness. We can safel, FAY there
Is no Institution in the country that givo
the "helrs" and encouragement to IL.
vrlop superior womanhood given =
MoanGarroll Seminary.
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The payment & prizes 10 guaranteed by spe.
"tal deposit Of ave hundre thousand dnllara
($5OO'O)) with the State Government. aud sp.
proved BY Jesus Arechigs. Governor.
Drawings under the personal supervision Of Lie.
Herinnio A!tta gs. who IL appointed by the Gov.
eminent as Interventor.
II certify that with the State Treasurer ell nee.
esssry guarantees are deposited. assuring full
payment OF all prizes OF til drawing.
HERAlNlO ARrEA0O, lnt<ryeptor"
IMPORTANT.
KemistAnces must be either by New York Draft,
Gxpfess or heEist'reL Letter. American money
Collections can he made by Express Cnmpsnies or
Banks Ticket sent direct to management, viii lie
PAD by drafts on New York. Montreal, st. Paul,
Cnicseo. san francisco OF CITY Of Mexico.
For further information, address
JUAN PIEDAD. Manager,
zscAtecAs. Mexico.
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CLUB RATES -6 TICKETS FIR $50
SPECIAL RATBs ARRANGED WITH
AGENTS.
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In every town
and city In the
| nitel States
| . nd British
[ America.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
UlER The ABYSS
A Nan Crosses the Niagara cat-
araot On 4 Wire Cable.
The Great 6lonein ana Al ofasr
Tsghi- Rops Walkers Outac~.- =
Saausl John osNoa.


NiAeARA FAsl.S OAK. Sept -TAe
great Blon3in Aad ~. other nsaf rope
walkers we're out5ope Saturday aitsf-
noon og Samuel Jean D.Nen, pis ~
resident of Ioronto wac w4lkea = cattle
seKen-eigtths Of an inch in diameter
stretched Aoress the NsAeara gevse i's-
tween the suspension and c.ntaleFer
bridges
True t. his announcement he sp-
peare3 a. tht (ansaiHn end % the ostle
a. les oclock. Dlxou. - he stooa "a
the narrow Wlre with his taisnoe-po-e "a
his hands, looked pale and anxious fe
whispered some words II instruction -
his attendant and started OF his periioas
trip. AT least seoO spectators lining
both banks Of the river. had their eyes
fastened on the lntropid rope-w4lker
People held their hreaths and soemca "a
be petriaea al ihe antics Of TIE man
as he scampered down the wire hun
dreds Of feet above Niagaras roar
ing waters and rugged cliffs can he
west until s61H. > q Usrter of the dds
fGnce had been traVersed. when halt
Was made. lie stood on enc foot hold
ing cut the other almost horizontally
aud waving has hand 20 the spectators
Then be continued in his perlous
journey unisl the center was reached.
when he sal down and threw both legs
over bss balance pole. which Was rest
ing on the wire. ana stretched out a
full length OF his hack on tie wire.
crossing his feel snd folding his arms
on his breast
A shrek q horror went up from the
female spectators. many of whom
walked away 20 save themselves from
fsinting- Dixon calmly unfOlded has
arms and waved trst his right ana
then his left hand 70 ihe spectators. lie
then arose and as he did SO the wire
vibrated SO much that be had 10 lean
good deal over 10 get his equilibrium.
Then be went on until thrce-Qusrters
had been passed Then again he
stood on one leg and went through .
number Of other maneExers, after which
he ran up the incline. reaching the
American side az 5:s2H He sprsng
from the wire three feet over tie edge
81 the cliff, much 10 the relief Of the
thousands Of spectators. who spp,a0oed
and cheered him vociferonsly.
After q rest OF Eve minutes on the
American side Dixon returned 20 the
wire with a hoop on his ankles and
walked out 10 whore the stars ana
stripes foated in the breeze. about 100
feet from the clif. and went through
several maE-SFers. winding the fag
about his shoulders. after which be
drove TO the Canadian side. walked out
about the same distance as he had done on
the American side, and wound the union
jack about his shoulders lie then re-
turned 10 terra frm4 and went direct 10
his bgtpl
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
Aposrls TO IRE s1Nooos
asx. = ,. r~asec~sss Dep~rtsrs 90 is.as.
a. Aiss lo1saFs - re nisA cast~s

ee4. = =. Feasocesss Dep&rt3rs - lssaa.
a. Aiss lossAFs - re nisA c@st~s
NEW AoRS sept : S-Among shs pas
ssagers 81 tae eeryiA. wnlch sasieo tor
Liverpool Saturday. Was Rev GeezEe T.
Psatecost the Baptist minister. sAe i
bo2na Ser ladiH - inAugurste = novel
crusade Ia. P<ztseoSt IS one of the
fest- knoNn ministers IN the E<st aaa
h.s occupied pslpits Ia ooEh New Nozk
aaa Connecticut Hs SAYS his present
mission n A. suggested by soae hlgh-class
hln6ess Besore he sailed he said u
his learnsy, NAieh - expected - last
tx0 u three years. thst although there
we're m2By thousands of hlg h-oas =
nin5oos. educated. wealthy. ana in all
respects the equals Of Europeans, n he
believed IN the Christian religion, they
were prevente& iron processing their
faith by the fact that from the dsy they
p4rtook Of the communion and hr0k Q the
bread and dr2nk the vine with persons
not OF their oNn rank they lost
caste net only with -beir own people
bat WITH Europeans a. well Ii IL 20
overcome this as we'll as TO spread :
knowledge OF the Christian religion
thas Dr. Penteeost is going 70 india
The expenses Of his tour viii be borne
by himself Several offers OF financial
aid have been profered and may De 40
cepted later on.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
JUDGE MATHENY DEAD.
a weu-Known Central Illiuoissn Expires
at Sprin field.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Sept S-Judge
James II. Matheny, who was taken sud
denly i'll at o'clock Saturday morn
ing, died at 1880 a. m. Sunday of pull
monary congestion. Judge Matheny
was one OF the best-known men in Cen
trail Illinois He was born in 81. Clair
County in October, 1918, and came to
Springfield with his father in 1921. He
carried with him larger fund of
information about early times In
Illinois taan any other person in this
part of the State. He was much in pub
lie life, beginning as deputy clerk in
the State Supreme Court in 1889, and
then a mcmbes of the Constitutional
convention of 1S4s. He went into the
war sas Lieutenant-Colonel OF the
One Hundred and Thirtieth Illinois
Regiment and later served two
years as Judge-Advocate at Vicks-
burg. He practiced law here
from the close of the war up to 1873,
when he was elected county Judge. hold
ing the Office ever since At the time
of mis- death he was a candidate for re-
election on the Republican ticket He
was an Odd-Fellow for thirty-fve years
and was thirty-second degree Mason
and member Of Oriental Consistory.
Chtcor0
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
a FATAL BlAST.
Fifteen workmen Killed in Spokane fails.
Wesh--A Cyclone ia West Virginia
stsras in Ohio and Iliinois.


stsrass In Ohio and Iliinois.
SPOKANE FALLS, Wash, Sept Sat
5:55 o'clock Saturday evening prema-
ture blast killed fifteen men, and possi-
bly, many more. The full extent Of the
disaster is unknown. 1t was just before
the hour of quitting work, and large
force of men were engaged In the task
Of blasting out huge rock pile In the
Northern Pacific freight yards in the
eastern part of this city. From fifty to
seven ty-hve men were at wor. in cut
a. the time.
Fifteen have been taken out dead, a
number are iured and still others come
out alive. Many of those injured were
so badly hurt that recovery Is almost
impossib ble. General Foreman Charles
Bolt states that forty-two men were
in the gang, and of that number fifteen
are dead, eight are in the hospital, and
it has so far been impossible TO deter.
mine the whereabouts OF the other
nineteen men. OF those many are sup
posed TO be hurt.
Some of the wcrkmen were preparing
blasts to be touched of after other
worknen and teams Lad departed for
the night. Ono blast had been pre-
pared, and in putting it in it exploded a
second, the jar also touching off the
trst blast Twenty-Five thousand cubic
feet OF rock was thrown over upon the
rnsuspecting mass of humanity with
terrible result.
The following is list of the killed:
Henry Jacobipl Henry Axtellj- Charles VII
ter, f. Puelloreiio, F. \. Holm Joseph Ray,
James Mcpherson. Roy Pinkney, y. Vetter,
J. Talbo A w. Warren, Isaac Johnson, Dar
Macarthur Homer Olson.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
BITS or INFORMATION. .

Jahn A narssy ~4s arrested - t1Aos
AlssS \ II. eh3Fgs1 sta ~@f@sssaS
hls tse soss
sfrv,e-ssnssS : Febbex tris-a - make
~iss tAs cash q she Menmo9ta
ull seoclss N4tion@l bsnk.
Eastes AsAsiile. \. G.. orx1aizea
rnlaa ef housekespers ihey sePe
thereby y secure better e-ass q seFf-
ants
Ntsassvclis nfilers net and pro
.-s,aA snat ths aaser4Psloas mixing 81
4 serent grades ot waest l. ralhiA.
tksir kaslness.
Ex-cAisf-Justics Howard, of Ar-Eoaa'
died sAs1rdsy al bis hoine IN tllnt,
Mioh. Of 6s4in feser. tie hse nliea
many promlneas positions
The death Is announced of koeeFt
Francis 81 CLAIR Erskine. fourth kaFi
Of Rosslyn. lie MAS born IA 1873 ana
succeeded 70 the title IN lSoo.
n. I. Foster, the weather prophet OF
Omaha. Neb., predicts dangerous
storm period from Septemos Is 70 -,
extending in that tiEse from the PAelnc
coast 20 New YORK.
A CAieago 4 Northwestern ear-in-
spector az What Cheer, la, vas instantly
killed by a train OF empty cars being
showed against the car under whose
wheels he Was working.
Robert Burns. San Francisco cleo
trician. received shock Of ., coo volts Of
electricity and was picked up for dead.
He gradually regsined consciousness
however, aud will recover.
William o. Brien advised Irish ten
ants 10 provide for their families imme-
date wants before attempting TO pay
their rents He said il would be the
fault OF Ireland If a single child starved
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

COLUNRUs, o. Sept s-Henry Mers-
nan. life prisoner confined for mnr-
Ter in the Ohio State prison. committed
suicide sunday evening in bis cell in a
peculiar manner. Taking she pages CT
a ne Nspaper. he rolled them into &, bes.
and. teIeSoping them together, made 4
long pipe. one end o. which he slipped
over gzs Jet and. taking tie other
.ato his mouth. lsv on his cot and
sacked The gas into his lnngs death re-
suiting in a few minutes
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
New pIsease Among Cattle.

vASDALIA. H., Sept SIN certain
localities in this county q strange dis
ease is prevailing among cattle, more
especially among young calves They
are first affected by stifening OF the
Joints of the fore legs. The hind legs
become stiff also, and finally the animal
is unable to walk at all. AS yet only
few cases have proved fatal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Cry oT GUATEMALA. sePs S-Ihe
BsTillas Government has decided -
exile The daughter OF General Barrun-
iis. who attempted the life 81 Minis.ef
Nizuer Ihisis done oet Of Difference
10 Minister Miners wishes He does
not wsat her prosecuted. It "a reported
thst al - Barrandias relatives are -
- exiled also. fncln5inz nr- kaaoa
Zen 5oechea. = son-in n-lsw 81 the deceased
General
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Kansas Corn Crop - Failure.

TOPEKA, Kan, Sept s-The monthly
crop report of the State Board OF Agri-
culture shows that the condition OF
growing crops, except corn, is better
than a month ago. Reports from all
but two counties show that OF the total
area of corn only Sc. 4 per cent is worth
harvesting, and the average yield per
acre is only sixteen bushels, making the
total yield about 80. 600, 009 bushels
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
FOR NEEsEs PARDON.
The Trades and Labor Assembly Pre-
pares . Petition.


CHICAGO. Sept s-The Tcsdes and
Labor Assembly held regular meeting
Sunday afternoon al Brieklayers' Hall
The committee having in charge the
preparation OF petition invoking exc
cutiye clemency in behalf OF Oscar
Neebe, the Anarchist presented the
petition drawn up and II viii be for
warded 10 Gov. Fifer within few days
The petition gees on 10 say that the IN
terests OF the Nation and the honor OF
the State would be best subserved II
Neebe were released. and closes BY ask
inc the Governor 'in the name Of hu-
msnity 10 put an end 10 this manifest
injustice. and by giving this man his
rightful liberty remove in some degree
the stain upon the honor Of this State. I"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
Attempted a Double Muraer.

MILWAUKEE, Sept S-Edward Rein
iger, of this city, shot has wife once in
the arm and twice in the head Sunday
because she refused 10 live with him.
and when her mother interfered he fred
at her, inf'ictiag two wounds in the
face. Mrs. Reiniger's brothers appear
ing on the scene be OlAzed away at
them, none of his bullets taking effect,
however. He then made his escape.
but was arrested at Brookfeld Junction,
Kyi,
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
Received a rft PanI.hm.ns.

TonoSro. Ont. Sept & William :
Mcleod, who was sentenced 10 forty
lashes. 20 bc given in tgo insfsliuent
and two years imprisonment for Grim
inslly asssulting little girl eceived
the first instzllment oi the cat Saturday
lie took his punishment poorly. yelling
for mercy at every stroke
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
The DEADLY CYCLONE
Ruin and Death in Two Counties IA
West Virginia

West virginia
PARKFRsBVnG. W Va, Sept. 8 A
report OF a terrible cyclone reached
here Saturday evening from Roam and
Jackson counties Great damage %
property and stock and the loss OF
many lives are reported. The storm
crossed near Leroy and Meadowvllle IN
Jackson County. going IN a northeast
erly direction. II struck the earth near
the farm Of II. Davis. near Leroy. and
swept away every thing IN It's path.
Haystacks. fences. crops and timber
were fattened out or destroyed. a
number Of cattle were picked up
and carried several hundred yards and
crushed 10 death. On tbe Adams place
barns. cattle. hay and outbuildings were
crushed and carried away A. George
Boggs' farm sheep barns with large
fock Of sheep and BE grGnaries were
carried away Not living thing was
left in the path O. the storm. Prom
the BOggs place the cyclone
dipped again sad carried away
the dwelling oi Farmer Kebsnch. net
leaving . stick Of timber. There were
nine people in the hou.s. Kebapch, bis
wife. two children and I've others. al
OF whom were terribly injured. four re-
ported fatally. The cy'lone and cloud
burst was the mos, destructive ard fatal
that has struok this section fof many
years
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

CINCINNATI, sept s-Mrs. Eva II.
Keys was arrested Saturday charged
with c.mplicity in the murder Of Billy
Fee. whose dead body was found in the
river At Lawrenceburg. Ind. few days
ago. Mrs Keys is only seventeen years
old and very pretty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

ALBANY, y. Y. Sept s-John J.
Reed. brakeman residing at East Al
bany. was arrested Sunday at Hudson
charged with Wrecking the train near
Castleton on Thursday night It's said
that be has confessed his crime and has
given the names OF four companions ali
of whom. il Is said. are strikers
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

SAY FasvcrSco. S~ns s-The e-ia-
b-ation e. the fertfeth anniversary 81
she admission into the Tnisn 81 ths
ssste - g. fs-n5a e -oe in progress En-
this city anse- s-a sesriees ~ the Ns-
gse Soas 90 tse C4ss5e- West ~ oz6or
seu rose3 81 natlve gsl.lcrAlsns.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

SPOKANE FALLS, Wash. Sept g.
John Wolverine. a section foreman on
the Northern Pacific, was knocked
down and scalped by two drunken In
dians near Hope. few miles from here.
Sunday evening, because be refused
them liquor. Wolverines condition Is
considered critical The Indians es-
z. nd
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

PARkEnsnURo. ". Va. Sept s-Ths
only smokeless powder factory in the
United States = now erecting on the
Ritz farm. in Wayne County. J W
Olsn, of New York, has the contract for
the thirteen buildings. They wili cover
fonr acrrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
The Woods n Centrai Yurope.

LosDoS, Sept. s.-The Chronicles
Vienna correspondent says it is esti-
mated that the losses By the foods in
Central Europe will reach s20. 600. 900.
Owing 10 the damage to the beet crop it
is likely that the Austrian sugar ex-
ports will be so per cent under the
avera~p
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of kigs Is taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, elesnses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures hahitG2l
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy OF It's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste and ac-
eeptahls 10 the stomach, prompt In
is action and truly beneficial In It's
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, IT'S
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles BIZ al leading drug
gistS Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try il. Do not accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA re cYHUp co.
SAY FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~ ksw roaS. nv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

LIvFRpoof. Seut : Before he fnal
"A d5curnueaf Of TIE labor congress res
olgtion vas passed requesting Pariis-
ment 20 make it = penal ofsnss - work
more tesn eight hours cay.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

peprswo7-TH. O. SEPT "A psrtT -
travelling zen vto hss iust retarrea
f-,- r.isssars TIP - Johnsor County.
Eentaekr brirg negs - tne aFoTning
Sr~sav ~ fvs persers ~ tfs apss'ttirsg
r. susll boat ehi e attending tap
tfar-c
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

CRrssov Srr1xes Pa sept t-Ths
President seat r. wssbington the nor-
instioa Of Charles Soovilie. - Iu1isna.
- be Surveyor oI Castozs fof ths port
q Enansxl.la.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

vArEEJoo. Ia. sept s-The grand
Jury n8ictes Ton StingleT. TIE Cedar
Falls policeman vbo killed Dsxter ".
Jones and severely reansea Al Miller
q few weeks aro
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

w4szrva~cx. sert s-Tne verais-
.s1- ~ -. S.ste ~ Fs-uort 81 -
.sareas ~ tf.s csnsas h1resa is ssz. "a
decrease u tea years . 3.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
THE MARKETS.


- CHICAGO r~rt =
rIorr-culef and STEADY eprlDe Patents.
O. ooa 80. Bakers. e. 4easso. strs.Ftts t4.bf
or. wiEtef psteris. = - - clssrs 80
e. -.
Witt ruie6 quiet ano weat.r No
cash ranged q8l, e o. Tsecer,sef. fi.ei "a
ipe5< sne Hsv o os's s1iOt<
cons -Fairir sctiFe sud stenfr No
ss4asekr SO ? fslicv f8f7kr 20 81
a. q 4sc 80 . yellow. sf ,0.ffsf serters.
h<r. EsQNhe. OeiossT. <sk9feEc. Deetn+
bor. sss@ses Nsv. <1s9fsAc
Os1s-Quiet sn6 ffsaes 10 9 %nT&ei
October w.ag sc Naf So xn8ssse eaupies
No ? white pzg4s- No Es0sfisr Ha
swhife Bs49sc
rvr-rsrir- ans oun Es rssh 5sc sep
tss ser aelrerr 1l<c ocfossf g. enc ipe.
c.nhcr ~ ssapis iesf soHoss Ne fos fo
ard ssns6c for 10 q
Rtp1lFy- Essisf Ne eertertef. "a are
ssppies Corsrsr,r esss8r re.cc - cbaics Eh3
sSr urf e3tra icts ss111c
NKss FosK Esrket snne~hss unestfief
vifh srtTe frsoire af beffe, frires frirrs
ouctssss - e. 7sht - fof ceeh q fa2.t ~ fos
sevfe1r ber sfo sos1oF fos C,rso1ef a. ~ "a
u p Per Tanusry sns tif fTsS0is = fo 49,
JtsD-Rsthef scfiv. snf rfiees rslst
steae1 Prices rsnFss 81 e. 25as - fer essh.
zas ~ for s<I-snssr. - e&1tE ~ %
totss sse - tszss g7s ~ EsuusrF
Hu7~Fs-rsesr.sry ezet nxirs rate
psckfrs sfeck s1so
r0rrrFx-Isvs csiatsns sspee ps-
e1rlnE Ctlcksns sssMezt pes fs. Les
Tu~ke~s "a ~ r-r Lfrs rtocFs sEft - ,
Lsvt c.sss a. Fsaf E ps- eoz.z
T.foUos-Igsrtfn,e srfrfts raise trn - . -
~ - fos fnissss gopss
Gavs stvek.
csrrsao e-r4 q
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
ITS LIFE WAS CHARMED.

\ New York kabJ IaIis FINe storIes and
Escapes UniaJured.
NEW York, Sept s.-A baby carriage
which WAS being rolled by two boys On
the roof of No. 2e3 SOUTH Fifth avenue
broke away and with its s-yearold oc-
cupant fell Eve stories The carriage
remained upright and fell on bale of
rags In the street where it was shat
tered. The baby was bounced up and
was caught in the arms of young man
standing near. 1t was not injured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

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No4ts ss-~e Hstes tra5as eoiIsssz
near tss 1tr. sns 81 a Fin3sr. ~
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Fgve Score and Twelve Years ora
BELoII. Wis. Sept S.-Jerry Craig. q
colored man, whose age is given - u
years. died here Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
CRASHED TBBoUeH A BRIDGE.

CHARLOTTE. S. g.. Sept s-The en-
CINE and thisty-six cara OF a North
bound freight tSsin en- the Richmond &
Danville railroad went through a bridge
near salisbury into the Yadkin river
SATURDAY. The fireman aad engineer
saved themselves ~ jumping Brake
nan Arlington went down on car. but
came 70 The surface unhurt despite his
fall of sixty feet The loss 70 the com
panv is estimate a. 500 0oO and Il is
said 70 be the bl-gssi freight wreck the
road ever experienced.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

20 ether STYLES At prices to ssit ever
boiy n Won can't ST tEem from yos-f
dealer. write -.