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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19
ARMAS 7 JIMENEz. ofa. Ii

AsaAhleci%iaate;as fssgslsTiay auiAeAIIa, aastdo
gsAAral eA ei taAe, vsStaa a. POI layer ? asIal
easz he PieatA PIAssica JTI Aud Sara
saAquss. aieisss 's'sastss r'srios hnitsdos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19
COMISIONlS IA
REPRESENTATIVE EN PT0.- RICO.

Ell que suscribe, 10 es hoy para
toda Ia Isla de la respectable y anti
qua CASA Stevens Cortvjn y 90 de
Nueva-York.
Recibe ,encargos de todo genero
y garantiza el mas exscto cumpli-
miento para cuAntos pedidOs SO le
hagan en- Ia vasta esfera de los ar
ticulos de comercio.
Su residencia, por ahora, ::es el
Hotel Universe de la Capital.
Luts SdnChes T6sques.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19
LA PALMESANA.
32T-FORTALEZA-32s

Dep6slto def eegante, s6lido y moderno cal.
Sado para sehsras, cabaEeros y nihos. Espe-
cialidad de. Ia acreditada marca ANTONIO
RAAON. Constante, nutrida y variada exis-
tencia que se renuevan frecuentemente. Ven.
tas al por mayor J menor. MARCOS PIAaAs.- -
Apoderado general, LUIS RArrER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19
Vap aIem FRANclA.


Vijande & Go.
Vap aIem FRANcIA.
Del 10 al 20 del presen te m s
t0car8 en- este pnerto, y segnira
visje para Havre y Hamburgo, a l.
miiiendo efectivo y pasajeros.
Tambien admitira carga, si hay
suticiente cabida.
Fiete 5re efectivo & Londres,
Paris y Havre, liz por 100.
Aseguro, 1I4 por 100.
Oonsignatarios, MulleDhoff 8
Korber.
Vap. aIem. VENEZlA.
Del 19 al 20 del corriente recala.
ra este puerto, procedente de Ia
Isla, y seguira viaje para New. York.
vap. Ing. sMeAToN TOWER.
Hacia Ell II del corriente saldrs
del puerto de New York, con des.
tino q esta Isla, con fietes para
varios.
Oonsignatarios, Latimer y Fer.
nandez.
Vap. esp. "Ramon de Herrera"
Del 20 al 81 del corliente recala-
ra q este puerto, procedente de
Santiago de Oubs, via Ponce, Ma
yagdez y Aguadills.
OoDslgnatario, Ludwig Duplace.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19
NOA Y VALE cr.s T. |: SsS. Ss:ss.a.

Almao6n de MuebIes. $50 alquilan van
den nuevos ~ usados. MArmolas para toda
elsss de nushIss, mOsEadovss. y IlApidaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19
FERROCARRIL
De La CAPITAL A RI0-PIEDRAS.

ITINERARIO o que regirA el domin-
go 21 del actual con motive de
celebrarse en- Santurce la fiesta
de su patron SAN MATED.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19

Otra nombrando Jefe de Nego-
ciado de 2: clase, Comandante del
Preside, por pase 4 otro destino
de d. Manuel Corrales Y Morado,
q D. Francisco Garcia Fernandez,
Captain de 10 Guardia Civil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19
G. TINAUD.


oonstaAts saFtidolds fsloisa, > psssdsrlA da aso
oUa bEilaates piedfAs hnAa da ID gaAs nsdasne
qsa pusds dsasar.s. GaraHtIsAa lea ehieaoa wen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19
100000 5
Revocation de pOder.

Habiendo cesado las causas por
que conferf poder general ante el
Notario de Fajardo en- veinte Y uno
de A bril- del afio mil ochocientos
noventa a Don Felix Almiroty y
Porrata, 10 he revocado con esta
feCha ante ell mismo federatario,
dejando al senior Almiroty en- su
bueDa opinion y fama de que tan
justamente goza.
Fsjsrdo, Is de Septiembre de
1S0O.-ROsG VelilG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19

El Excmo Sr. Gobernador &c.
neral ha admitido Ia renuncia del
cargo de Alcalde de Maysguez 4
Don Jote de Jest, Dominguez,
quedando muy satisfecho del cello,
inteligencia y lealtad con que 10
ha desempenado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19

puerto de Liverpool, con dcstino q
este, y tomar& carga para Haba-
na, Matanzas, Oienfuegos y Stgo
de Cuba. Oonsignata-ios,
Vjjande & Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19

iSaliGas iSalidas Salidds
de Ia Capital. Martin Pesd Rio Piedras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19

Desde el 16 del mes actual Sc
reducirS ell Is por ciento el pre-
uio sobre el valcr de los despa-
: h del Cable West Iudia que se
paguen en- plata mejicana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19
SAN.TORAL.

Viernts. la.-San GenaFo, oh.
y comps. paTs,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19

Rl sAbado, 20, sdemGs de los tre-
mes ordinarios, habrA los siguientes
characterization
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19

P1erto RiCo, stbre. Is de 1890.
Pablo Ubarri.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-19

Nombrado Medico Director del
LsEareto de la isls de Cabrss Ell
senor don Jose NJ. Marxuach,
por ser el que mas amos de servi.
clos acredit6 entire todos los Sc
flores que acudieron al Concurso
oportunamente. verifcado.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-05
FRIDAYS SESSION.

Association met pursuant to adj
journment. Opening exercises
were conducted by Prof. Andrews.
BY reason of the absence of Prof.
NJ. l.. Abbott, of Rapid City, who
was assigned the preparation OF a
paper on "The work of the high
school," that subject was not con-
sidered, and the association passed
to the consideration Of a paper read
by Miss Sue ]. Neil entitled "Thc
county superintendent" Miss
Neil's presentation cvinccd on he,
part a thorough knowledge of the
Importance, dignity and duty ol
the county superintendent as the
chief educational officer of the
county. Her treatment of the top
ic abounded in sparkling gems o
wit and wisdom, and was source
of profit and enjoyment to her lis
teners. Miss Neil's paper was re.
ferred to the department. of super
intendents with request that i,
be published in the Dakota Educa
tor, the duly chosen official orgal
of the association.
This topic was followed by the
reading of a paper on "Sclool in
spection" by county superinten
dent, by Willis c. Bower, th.
secretary of the association.
He observed that in German,
the experimenting officer of school,
is termed an inspector, and tina
he occupies a high place in til,
educationaf system Of that country
WheH the boys meet him on til,
street they politely remove thei
that's, and when he enters til,
school room the pHpils all tisc ane
tender him respectful sslate..
Mr.. Bower remarked that :
few years ago, county superintcn
j detts were required to hold exam
inations and grant certificates 1,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-05
The state Convention.

The republican state convention was
called to order at Mitchell at 2:lU p. IN.
ON Wednesday, by Chairman Mccoy,
Of state central committee.
Prayer was offered by Rev Dr.
Brush. of the Mitchell university.
HE cali for the convention was then
read hy Chairman McC"y, and the
order of business cil;ai for.
MIR. Sage, of Eaulk, nominated Sol.
Starr. OF Dcadwond, for temporary
chairman, and there Icing no other
candidate for the place, Starr was
chosen with . l,nrra!. A committee
was appointed to notify Starr of his
nomination and escort him to the
stage. MIR. Starr made a very brief
silccrh. in which he returned thanks
for the !,paor in behalf of tho people
of the Black Hills and particularly of
l,cadwood. lie referred to his NO, K
at Huron IL year a.,n aud sarcastically
remarked that probably the conven.
tioa remembered that occasion. He
promised ia discharge the duties de-
volviiis upon him without fear or
favor, with malice towards none and
With charity for all.
Secretaries and committees were
appointed and the convention ad.
jo,irn..d till $50.
| EVENING SESSION.
Permanent organization was ef.
| fccted IA follows:
chairman--C. II. Sheldon, Of Da,
county.
sevretaries-J. ". Williams, Of
Clark county: II. f. Mayhem. of San
born; W. +. Benedict, Of Fall River.
The convention was addres>c,
briefly Ly Rev. !annio N. Shaw, Oh
equal suffrage.
After committee reports and ,
speech hy chairman. the convention
adjourned to Thursday morning q
1 q o'rl.,rk
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-05
Lawrence t'onnty Drn.ocr,t..

The Lawrence county demo-
cratic convention was held on
Wednesday, at Lead City. Spec
ial interest ccntcrcd in the conven-
ton from the fact that the rcpub-
lican and independent conventions
had already been held and it was
uncertain what action the demo-
Gratis would take with respect to
the independents. who had already
nominated number of democrats.
The convention was largely attend
ed and enthusiastic. The chief
contest was over the Endorsement
Of the republican members of the
indcpendcnrtickct. After consid.
cradle discussion the democrats de-
cidcd to indorse the entire indie.
pendent ticket. The action of the
convention is not wholly satisfac.
tory to the party and murmers oi
discomfort arc numerous among
some Of the stalwart democrat.
who wanted to see a straight tickc,
put up.
The Times commented on the
event as follows: 1.-THE dcmocrac,
Of Lawrence county dug its grave
at Lead, yesterday, and tumbled
into it. Very appropriately, I'm
dertaker b. p. Smith, of Dead
wood, oAiciated, and. very signif
cantly, the coroner was called al
the last moment. A verdict will
be rendered by that august jury
the people, on tho fourth Of mex
! November"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-05

jeff DAVIS ut his home ut BeauvUir relates
this:
Over on table wa. short, dusty swosl
that had been recently sent from Esxico,
and "A. a.t:c!ic,l to it WAS card which said
that tll, weapon had been found on tho spot
where lieutenant DAVIS nude his famous
charge ut the buttle Of Bucna Vista, and
turned .he tilo Of victory in favor Of the
Americans.
almost Gnconsciously Mr.. d vis drifted
Wur. Of Eo%ie. and Houston. AID Crc.!se.t.
."Hcnry Cay Onoo told MI. said !S..r.
Davis. with u smile, .'Ot his first meeting
wit. Eowic. l, wac in tho carly t;ays, and
Clny WIS travelling In q stag -t'oish where
tho Only other passengers were pretty
girl.'a big rough-looking coun,ryn,a;,. and q
limp little Sgure In y great coat. With The
consciousness OF his own perfect physique
Ciuy said he was con.-a;uIating
h:iusc!f on not being the iimp, little
figure bundled up in tho corner,
when he became conscious that the
pretty e'rl was Begging the rough coun-
trym.:n not to st1okc, es 1t m,.ue her i'll.
The fsi!ow eplicd with a savage oath that
|. ne hid paid his faro aud would smoke wien
hed-sd pleased, Nr. Clay said hc wus
JGSu tIy iAS. W, SCrSW HAS eOtENKo w W tue
point Of demonstrating WI the country
giant, when the limp little figure undoublcl
itself like magic. antf, with Q qu;rk move,
mcnt, reached down It's collar, brought q
kniie thut in the excitement Of tho moment
looked yard long, and with another cat.
like movement seized the fellow by the
throat. .Th. .ow that pipe out q. tie window
or fiji A comprehensive sweep Of the
murderous looking blade finished the sen.
tcnce and sent the pipe shsttering on the
! ground. In another minute the knife had
I again disappeared down the cepacious sb!lal
| and the limp figure had resumed its former
vertebru,less condition, but the rest Of t6t
| journey said Mr.. Clay. 4 spent In wishfnl
| fwas tho littlc man In the great coat, Wit
was none other than Bowie, with his famosil
J knife.'"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-05

At the head Of this column appears
the state republican ticket for South
Dakota. \ peru>al of the ticket will
disclose the fact that tho men that
have ls.cn named are not strangers to
the people of the state. In the mann
they are men that have had expcri-
cnrc In the management Of publi:
affairs, and the ticket as a Whole is a
strong one. It now iellocvc, tte re.
publican party to see that the ticlc: is
elected by an increased majority. 1t
will NOT do for republicans to remain
inactive this fall, complai<antly say.
ing to themselves that the rcpul)i-
can majority cannot bc overcome.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-05
He QUIT SMOKING.
uow a Quiet r.t.sIo \ an sut,.,u-., ~ l:ur,y
Isoug looking Feliow.

"A correspondent who reccntiy visited
jeff DAvis ut his home ut Bexuvoir relates
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-05
THE pEAcoN's WIVES.
Ono Good Aneesote lsrinGs 0ut Xa;seaA,
Equally Amusing. ).

m. f,rc., Ar.e1ecA. y,.er.. N.H Xn...Ascr
~, Eaus',. ;.,'. Ann, A'ns'lss sn; i.
~. .s.n s.s s,s,. .Ds ~ ssg r::s,iss
lawyer la YER who IN defend,nS % : case a' rs;smasasd.
that as id ssa married ;s.ss s xiys;. slier
pnst,s ...va.nsr;, =. ~, :, ,v.,i. inos, c Ssssc
~ a. o,s.,. .t,a ,,.c ~
y. Sas. ...s =, % po.tan hs. way ho <. ; h:Es 49,
.o,I ns..n ~ s ,eyot.t I.s ,.,;ts r.i,. hsX :vsss
"ns , ~ % t,,a ,,srsoI Ir.,,, ,bashs h:d % rsr..,
sa". y. ,,ive. i've n narre,,n~ ~: S,.t;as.c.;si,
i,;s,orv @ ha .,o,id I s,sar % - mi: Ia ,s,.s.
Vt ,,arr;sd r % S;ss -. ~ . he. sssnt. ~.
,vn. in.,aoJ 1. ve-v loyeSv ~, win 'f ~. ~:
NE s bs va teriiie. rIiS anS ses w,I form ~ ~.
.ns t.;o o.uo =, sa. ~. sS ~ S,sa
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-05

A strong effort was mall. to prevent
any reference to prohibition going
into the state republican PLATFORM but
the majority favored !, now pledge oi
the party 10 the law and its enforce.
mcnt and the plank was inserted in
these words: prohibition beng adopted
hy vote of the people as part Of the
Fundamental law nf the state. We
pledge the party to its faithful and
i,onOrp,l enforcement"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-05
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.


For Members ofCongrces--
JOHN \. PlcKl.ER, VI Fsulk County.
JOHN u. CAMILLE, Of Ysnktoa County.
For Govsrnur-
ARriirR Z. MEL.grrE. Of codlns.on &,
For Lieut.. Governnr--
GEO. a. HOFFMAN, of csmpbsll county.
Fur Secretary of State
o. a. RISGsHrD, of rnion County.
For Treasurer
W. ". TAYLOR, of Spring County.
For Auditor
L.c. TAYLOR, Of Hanson County.
For Attorney General
KonEwr Dol,.AnD. "s Ron it,xm. Go.
F"r Superintendent "f Public In.tr,,.lun--
cOttrEz SALMON. "f Turner County.
Fur Commissioner of Public Sci,o,i Lands
TliOS. u. RUTH, of tingshury County.
Fur Commissioner "f l.s,mr and Statistice,
K. \. SMITH, at Chas Mix county.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-05
Noffts- fo Clean nm.

Notice is Hereby given to. the citizens
Of Hot Springs to clean up their prem
ises. All eefuse matter must be re-
moved or I sH.ll proceed l,x law tore
w,ve the shine. FRED Z. WIlLon,
Marshat..
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-05

IL the republicans get out, a good
round 10000 majority can I've relied
up. 1t is important that there lm no
slip. South Dakota elect. United
States Senator this winter, ard that
senator must I've a republican.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
CHURCH DEDICATED.
The Handsome New congregational Edi-
flee at Kalamazoo.

sHs-sa.tt 20 -s- T--t.ssS--a N-a-
KALAMAZOO, Mich, June 22.-The
handsome church editce which has
Just been finished for the Congrega-
tional society of this city was dedicated
this morning. Rev. ". 4. Waterman,
the pastor, assisted by his parIshiOners,
Dr. james Gallup, of Grand Rapids,
and i ~ prominent members OF the
Congregational denomination through
out the STATE, conducted the cere-
monies. winch were imposing and beau
tfuL The Congregational society of
tnscity is one Of the oldest OF that dc
nomination i'm Western Michigan. II
was organized In 1884. and the first
place Of worship, little frame struc-
ture. was built two years latter. In
1852 "a more pretentious building was
erected, which has remained their
place of Worship ever since. Architect
/ O.c0od. q Grand Rapids. furnished the
plans for the new church.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
THE WINDS FREAK
seriously Injuries Five Persons one Per
hRps Fatally.

NfAlDunig AnJhlNN 4 if' fDAAN
haps Fatally.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 22-Be-
tween fiveand SIX thousand per Eons were
present today at the opening of FAIR
view Park, SIX miles north Of this city.
During the afternoon terrible ram
and wind storm came up from the
northwest, and large number sought
shelter under the car shed. While they
were thus huddled together, a violent
gust Of wind lifted the shed from its
supports ana turned Il around to the
southeast, tho edge falling % the
ground and seriously Injuring five per
SONS. Tie injured are: Moan Fisher, 4
colCred woman, skull fractured and
shoulder injured Mrs. May Mckay,
body bruised and unconscious from
fright; Mrs. Jennie Miller, head and
chest injured; Mrs. Clark, seriously IN
jured about hips; Mrs. D. 4. Meyers,
wife OF Councilman Meyers. limbs
bruised and back spra.ned. The ln-
iured were brought TO this city and re-
cciyed medical attendance. Mrs. Fisher
is regarded as IN very dangerous con-
ditOn, but the others are moi supposed
~ be fatally hurt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
EIGHF YEARS OF BLESSING


Ice eighth allsersary " tle organ
.za-0n VI tie independent Order "
Forester. occurred yesterday. Ils -s
a beneficiary order. and the new esL or-
der VI gae k.-i winch las been llllo-
dueed .l-o GunI Rapids. Its general
tead4 quarters are at Toronto. and t1e
e-atar a- l-s Michigan llr.s1-ctOn IS Al
lansing.
i-4,. aeek a mandate was received
L-- Lansing q -le L0lr local courts
W -l- clJy setting 4g4rJ tae "a ray W
june asa lay u tLAls,slF o. All
La sary God loE tie blessing, tl4l uaG
,lIEoundea lLr order. ll Was re-Om-
meuI-a % lle local CJlI-, -J convene
I- some calIcl aL1 the hold rt--- Jls
services.
TINS mandate arrived TOO late in
0rau1 Rapids for It's directions % ue
fully carried OuL and Jle next best
Llug was done. Or. Fair was requrst-
ed d. make the sunday stleruqOu ser
wee aL 10. Marks c0uformab.e, as lar
q S possible, % the service cOllel hp.4ted
by tle maud4te. Tn.s was aclq fdngly
done, aud q preseutauyes trpm tie
various -c0ld L. Of tie city wd pc pres
eut
Ia the placd of the usual sernl bon, Dr..
Far made alI address Ga the 81 b}ect or
beneficiary ,o oEletles. He stated Ituat the
reasons WY le was friendly ID Deueh-
cary socleue4 were.
FIRST, bccau SO they all recognized the
goodness aadI providence OF God, and
acknowledge their dependence upon
IL . fatueI'y cane. To SHOW how very
true tuIs was. uc read extracts tROm the
mandate alluded 90.
Secondly. because they all iucuicatcd
the practice Ot = high Christian NOR
alty.
Thirdly, because of tine splgit Of fra
trruty which they fostcred. lie showed
bv cOpious illustration, the facility with
which strangers ~ a strange city ind
friends through beneficiary orders.
lie affirmed from personal knowledge
4 tha, all tine influences of the societies
were moral and eleyaIing. While he
thought man full dutywas not done
until he had come into the church, yet
I they who 1--we up % what they are
| taught by the beneficiary orders are
\ vel. on the way o. the accomplishment
I of lies best and highest duties.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
A SPARTAN POET.


lie secure n Divorce and Then WoOs
Another in Rhyme.
Some time ago Lorenzo u. Blackman,
Of sparta. WAS granted a divorce from
his wife in the circuit court. Itisunder-
stood tbst on the same day be vas IN
formed by lady. with whom he had
become acquainted % this cry. that she
had heard that be was poet. ON re-
turning O. Sparta he mai.od the lady In
question avery sentimental poem of bis
own CON position. and wound up his
letter So ID proposal OF marriage. The
adv. who Va- immensely amused, aaI
a friend .f oers write an equally sert-
mental poem % reply, bus no enga ge-
mcut vet reported.
Nr. BacSm3ns poem appeared n
fnu iu q ~ps-f3 paper 0f recent date.
ard be Is irving 20 discover how tue
caper COS lo.d % the poem.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
ISHEANEW PROPHET
May sp,rirual-sts Think They
Have Pound One.
ne Gives the Eeii.i1 FAllasa Pllaal ,ssei-
etI Az iAfrrPret-t .isa of tLe Oaly be
sstte4 son watch Thfius Al
A dIsac- " ith Delight.

AT tas me-tlg 4 tae Pei g.o-Ph.lo-
soon ta- -'ic.ety. il st evening, held -u
ol-en wood .Ods- 4 pom, f, 4 Thomas.
IL -4ca4q sas "a principal speaker
Dr Z. J.. I4)uai Vt tAs c.ty, pre-
sded. I-e meet X Opeled with Ihe
~ag ag Il IA lyuu aad az Invocation
b. Dr. C., b Il0mls.
po@1l arltsl 5v the late Mary
boozer a4tCrd g. a. Backward Glance,
Was r--4 uy l-d husband. S. j.
honlrf. after Wlci tle sp-aket- -ot the
etIIug-kas Introduced lie "a
IWe 4re happy Co be here tor our
Ia --.ou 2, % 90 as much good and as
L1.e -aru as possible, and o. sex for
trIlt.. Ne propose 90 bt led dy lae
that when tle ~prrcame. 10 would lead
us 1850 All r4r. Aud, according o.
tla record Ok Peutecust, tlo ~p-Ct OF
trlfu tIl come.
"We hear mach said by those who ne-
leFe tl.s Ebie taat they are Ted ny the
Father They SAY t.at the Father
cou-- down, b-t NOT So lie is mere
l.r dy.
C.r-t tne bead ot tlc church not
only militant, tut vi tle church tn
ump.tnr thl>l. tle only hegolten ut
t.e Father. Ol tl- aaF oI Prutecoe C.
tae Spirit gane Ike split tongues. ami
th.u t.e Du,le. begins Il7 y The
CHr which ras spoken ot hy Joel. the
prophet, AS Peter sad on the day Oi
lylleco-t.
-N0N Christ $ thc head OF the body,
aud tue body - tuc church. and the
church is humanity. Now wc are lu
position o. know Who the only negJtteu
.ou o. GoJ ... whether % is Jesus or
sou body else. / tuu 90 the second
chapter 0f Deucss. Thus tle heavens
audi tle earth We're finished ana all tnc
host ot them continuing tuc quota
tou drscubug th- creation OF Adam
aud tue breathing INTO um the breath
oi ife.
Here we have the evidence that great
inrury has created man. and that
t.s .s Che urst som created hy tine great
infinite creator.
..NoV we have the proof that the
phy-ca. man. being made Ot the dust
Of the earth. returns % earth But
fo I1wuy further. we md that God
hrtaffet into nI- rosfr.l- the h-eath Oi
lfe. ADD tl. was tlc first begoucn OF
GOt ard from that aav until now
God ha. rot made another man. The
nr-t horn became "a living soul. We
shall % 4c0yer tl8t there WAS a great
Il I.rtnre between the pro.
ducton whch was the first
work .f cod. and the reproduction
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
READ THIS CAREFULLY.



Aous
The work Of taking ths census has
te-- COMPLETED in the following wards.
second ward. Fifth uard Seventh ward.
r yrt. aasd and AlA Hara. II you
nave 10. been counted, cat out tes
a.auk .atas rap-r, hl IN street and
mail same toFIed $, Glars. o.d HOUSE
man oaldugs ana il w-l lcee.ye m-
mediate attention.
III yaa have a family aud the enum-
orator hasu3t called GA you personally,
do aot hastily come 10 the eolc.as-9a
taatyou hsse NOT been counted. but
ssx vgur wife II the enumeTatoI las
aeen O. tae house.
II you are y ooarter ask teeclerk OF
the hotel OF boarding house whether
YOU were counted. After reading the
foregoing, having made the necessary
ileu.res and then If YOU md that you
have not been counted, lna1 tie card.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

You can't get anything but tirst-class
goods AZ Kldder q Co., at any t.ille' anu
when you can get the best e>'ode al one
fourth less than regular prlce = Al op-
pOrtun.tv not TO be lost.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
NOBODY KILLED,

But n Number Injured and the Town
Razsd TO the Earth.
LrScoIx. Neb.. June PA special TO
the Journal from Grand Island saws the
little village Of Sweetwater. some ff-
teen miles distant, was swept by tor
nado th-s afternoon az 3 o'clock. and
not huId.ng is left standing. No one
was xii cd, but q number were severely
injured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

Dress goods all one-fourth eli at Kid
deI's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

/ live atNo. o...................... street, and
have not been enumerated, my place
~ hrs,ness satNo. ......................s street.
Name..............,..' '..-'''''''-'--