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The morning call., 1890-10-03

Opens Sept. 18th. Closes Oct. e5th.
With grand display of Inventions Manufactures
and Art. The Latest Novelties and improvements
in Electricity will be made special feature incud-
ing the celebrated Edison Flower OF Light Tho
Music viii consist Ola band OF fortystwo talented
musicians, supplemented. by the best vocal talent
obtainable- Miss Mathilde Lennon. noted con-
tralto singer from London. and late from Boston
has been engaged, as. also Miss Pearl Noble, the
accomplished young California Cornetiss. The Art
Gallery, $50 feetlong and 80 feet wide will be filed
with rare and beautiful works by local and foreign
artists. in oil and waterco ors. Photography Will
be shown In the most attractive form by profession
ais and amateurs Machinery of all kinds will be
in operation, aud many novelties exhibited for the
first time.
ADMISSIoN-Double season tickets, ST.; single
tickets, s.; single adult tickets SOC: chill
dren, Csc; season tickets TO members OF the Instl
tlte, half rates DAVID KERR Presidents
j. II. CULVER. superintendent self I'd
The morning call., 1890-10-03

A sea-serpent. 1os feet long. was seen to coil
itself up in slippery folds on the coast OF
Florida last month. Three reliable persons
saw this creature distinctly.
Reader, the above is "yarn." If people
would believe the following, truthful state.
ment as readily as they swallow sea-serpent
stories. It would be the means Of saving thou
sands OF lives. DIR. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery, II taken in time and given fair
trial. will actually cure consumption Of the
lungs which Is really scrofulous disease. II
this wonderful medicine does not do all We
recommend. when taken as directed. we will
cheerfully and promptly return all money
paid for 1t. Can any offer be more generous
or fairfg No other medicine possesses sufficient
power over that fatal malady-Consumption
to warrant its manufacturers IN selling 1t un-
der such trying conditions. The Golden Med
ical Discovery" is not only the most wonderful
alternative, or blood-cleanser, known to med
ical science, but also possesses superior nutrf-
tive and tonic, or strengthening properties,
which assist the food to digest and become
essimilated, thus building up both strength
and flesh. For all casea Of Bronchial, Throat
and Lung Diseases, accompanied with Gnger-
ing coughs, it is absolutely unequaled as q
remedy. For Weak Lungs, Splitting Of Blood.
and kindred affections, It surpasses all other
medicines.
The morning call., 1890-10-03

British sealers sailing from Victoria have
promised to keep outside of Alaska ports
during their winter cruises.
The morning call., 1890-10-03

-PIMPIEs. blotches and sores and their cause Is
removed by Simmons Liver Regulator.
The morning call., 1890-10-03

WEAK ME
CUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS OF YOUTH
~ full errors, early decay, wasting. weakness losj
manhood, ETC.. should use DAMIANA BIT
and strength to the sexual orgaux nor II cod
The morning call., 1890-10-03

The sshept was daubed' with ink and
scratched freely. 1t would be impossible
TO decipher correctly what all tile strokes
and biots were intended for, while bearing
evidence of bareiaced treatment. w. E.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30
PCRELY PERSONAL.

Walter McBrien has returned from
Chicago.
Col. P. V. Fox has returned from
Saginaw,
Leon Chase, of Muskegon, was in the
city yesterday.
Prof. Leroy s spending the week in
Iona on business.
Mr. John Thompson has been visit
ing relatives AZ iOnia.
Mrs. +. 4. T. Carpenter is visiting
friend, IN Muskegon.
Rev Or. Moeriyke ) attending the
commencement exercises OF Hope Col
lege.
Miss Lizzie MOerdyke IS spending two
weeks with friends az iceland and Hol-
land.
Mr. ?. ". Watkins has been visiting
the Industrial School for Girls at
Adrian.
Zenas G.. Winsor has returned from
Nashville, Tenn, where he spent the
winter
Postmaster James Monroe, of Kala-
mazOo, was IN the city yesterday on
business.
VIII J. Sproat, formerly city editor
of the Democrat, has accepted a position
on the Star.
Mrs. Archibald Mcdonald has re-
turned from Florida where she spent
the winter.
Mrs. Oscar Fisher and two children,
Of Saginaw, are spending two weeks
with friends IN this city.
Mr. and Mrs. c. a. Pickle, S93 South
DlvlslOn-st., leave early IN May for
Buffalo for a two weeks visit.
Miss Phila Fisk, OF Kellogg-st., has
gone 10 Chicago, where she will re-
main and study music for several
months.
Frank \. Gardiner, of Boston, Mass.
senior member OF the gents furnishing
firm OF Gardiner & Baxter, Of this city,
IS in town.
Geo. G. Whitworth is home again,
recently visited Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and other
principal cities of the east.
l.. V. Silver has assumed the agency
for the Northwestern Mutual Benefit
Masonic Association for Northern
Michigan. with Offices over the Fourth
National Bank.
Anton G. Hodenpyl and Master
Campbell Wilson Far, son of Rev. DR..
Campbell FAIR, have gone 10 Baltimore,
where the latter VIII spend several
months at his native place.
Harry Tucker, of p Monroe ST., re-
ceived a telegram yesterday from Lon
don. Canada. stating that his mother
was dead Mr.. Tucker left for London
last u snt, ana viii probably be absent
a week.
Mr.. and Mr.. F. :. Pierce. of 50
North Dvisiou-st., leave one week
from today for AK months visit vi %
Mr.. and Mrs. T. =. Anty M. OK Aber-
deem. Washington. When Mr Pierce
returns he expects 70 build lno new
sdpucc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30
COURT RECORDS.

UNITED STATEs-HOn. +. II. Severens,
district Judge - Charles LaDOw vs..
Nehimiah Chase ct al, order dismlssing
bill of complaint with costs. James W.
Converse VS.. the Michigan Dairy Co. ct
al; on reading and filing bond of +.
Morris Bail, VI. L. Sweet and John L.
More IN the penal sum of $4,000, cOndI-
toned TO account 10 complainant so far
as necessary 10 satisfy his decree; order
directing Winthrop r. Cady to turn
over to the Michigan Dairy Company
such personal property. The Chippewa
Lumber Company VS.. the Lyon lnsur-
ance Company; judgment on fin ting of
court for plaintiff for S396l.62 with
costs The Chippewa Lumber Com
pany vs.. the Imperial Fire Insurance
Company; judgment for the plaintiff
for S2479.1l with costs.
CIRCUIT-Judge Burch-Emma A.
BIgnall vs. Cornelius II. DeRuyter, as
sumpsit; motion for new trial denied; /;
stay extended 10 days. Elsie 4. Merritt
". Edward Marshall, trespass on the
case; on trial. Judge GrOve-AuditOr-
General, etc. Va. Oliver b. Fisher,
cham cry; on trial. Isaac VI. Weston
IS. stephen L. Monroe, 81 al, eject
ment; argued and submitted. In the
matter oil the estate of ROsalle NJ.
Smltn, d deceased; Marie j. Van Zandt
VS.. Nelson ". NorthrUp, appeal from
probate court: on trial.
SUPERIOR-Hon. L. A. Burlingame,
judge--Iu re-openlng OF ChaTlas-st.
verdict of jury ratified and confirmed.
VIM. Il. SCr!bucr rs. Cnas. :. Hazel
tine, assumpst; settled by stipulation
and ordered discontinued. Non-iury
cases on call today; Gum Hardware
Company vs. ". G. Dennlson; Isaac y
MattnewsOn W. {. Prange, Patrick Col
Inns vs. The City OF Grand Rapids.
PRoBArE-Judge PeIkins-Es'ate OF
Edwin T. BroOkieid, deceased; Wi
and petitOn-for probate filed; hearing
May %. Estate OF Martha Jane Rogers
deceased; petition tor determination oi
heirs filed; hearing May - Estate oi
Peter Orth. deceased. executors an
uual account filed. Estate Of GOttfrIoC
HOizhay, deceased; VIII admitted g
probate: Julana H0lZhdy. cXCcutrlX
Estate of Harry 4. KiuCin, deceas scd
inventory filed; Harmon Burch anC
David Munro appointed commissioner
on claims In re Belle and Charlie
TAYLOR, dependent and neglected chill
dren: 0rdes for admission to state pub
Ic school. Estate of Valentine Kraft
deceased license to sell personal prop
erty At auction granted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

Ls4 49, ls made before .-e ESQ ll- s~s
sitting IegesleE
goan Aood. u Kent alleFs all b. az
rested o. = s4EEz-L t-E 1-s9la'i-t CO.
dzcG
Charley WAlsh toos Jmme De
Acyer - the kelgr1l selool Al L-4s-l 3,
ysstefcay
The ans1aI couYeltioH of the daocese
y western Aallssa sa1 Le ae-1 - -.
Marx . Church o. June l.
= r BenussL osg ga Monday nght
flehl 14s orlce ts0 oseEcc4Ls- lt sas
the seIk " aalate1r olrgl4rs.
Ma Louisa Norris, tie OH lady sno
Nas ordered from ~. Marks nQsp tai 81
tle poof house, - " be taken care ~ ~
le- children
The lite rascais y DO thres from tie
rack q the North P2rk road 8 hand
car full of men, are ADRIAN and Atr4m
Feve. brothers Iney are n JAZZ AZ
are bad l9t.
The Grand Rapids Base Ball Assoe.a-
ton yesterday sent 900 70 TIE PUEt
Huron Assoclatloas 1alch 5 TIE share
~ ssoJ subscription fund ~ b paid y
Graa1 Rapids.
William Nolan only s,aid in jsil IN
ul evening yesterday, after being COM
united Tor twelve days from police
court A friend appeared al the Ia-l
About o clock and pAl1 up.
WyomIns has plans for two-story
bTlck-yenesred scho0l-house. 10 wll
c0nlaln four large rooms besides the re-
citation and cloak rooms. The plans
all be AL before the Builders aud
Traders Exchange for figures in a few
days.
The once Of General Baggage Master
Nygant, OF tno e. X. 4 T.. has been
moved % the second floor OK the union
depot, and the whole nOIth end o. the
building Wlll De used for a baggage
room a. soon As the partitions are re-
moved.
County Super.ntendents Mech. Rich
and Lancaster, Supervisors Frost and
sullivan, Alderman O'Donuell, A. j.
Stebolns- Doctors PeuWarden Tor the
county, and b. r. Wiley Tor the city,
Director OK the Poor Wagemakcr and
h-s successor "a othce Joseph kruse,
inspected the poor tarm yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30
Were IS rHE cAsEg


Dta "Atf@A AFeroerta1e e - = - y
Les
FcT tie past sen years W-l. y -eoN
las f-lsd tas pos-u.a q s-44oa gent
i9r lle @ Z. & L. Al Kingsley n 0r4ac
I-zserse cc4rty- lie resgEet aee-I
Es6raary !, aid uelt West o. uork fer
ths Texas PAcane Rallro41. >oEle
su.all lErega -arltlss have been dlscof-
eged s.nee he left. bar tea days ago a
man named Clement Pler5e came ato
use once at Kingsley ana demanded
tle reason nhy ae lad nos reee.Fed d
receipt tr0m the e. X. 81. fQi l1e
money h~ nSd sent them ia payment
Tor some l4Ed. lie showed up re-
csIpt from Agent Wilcox Tor tae
amount
Tie ". r 8 B. Vas nOi. ned, aud y
wzs ssceEIalned thai the money hAd
aeFeE Oeen received, AID Ibe Adams
Express COmpany's books show thai 10
such amount VI money had been uans-
united through = hands from kings
.ey q that time.
Tie amount = small, being only s53,
bat the railroad company. who vii be
the losers, VIII perhaps ba sOlneWha
interested IN tie matter. slt viii take
steps Ia ascertain what has become OF
the money.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30
Iraffrorn nlnr.

Whether It blew IN M the window or
was brought by one of the children
never knew. butt found on the floor OF
the sitting room close tony work basket.
picked 10 up and read, april u, 1880" p"
Have Just taken the last dose IN the
tenth bottle of Hood : Sarsaparllla and
pronounce myself a well woman.
What | have suffered during my life.
from Scrofula passes description.
Before began taking Hoods Sarsa-
panlla / could hardly drag myself from
room 20 room and had 10 literally crawl
upstairs on my hands and knees for
fear, IN nv weakness, OF tumbling
backwards. Now. all IS changed. am
strong and well, and my old troubles
have all disappeared. Amy has been
taking it also, and 1t has worked like
magic with.
Here the record abruptly ended.
But | read enough 10 conYince me that
Hoods Sarsapafilla is all It is recon-
mcnded t0be.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30
Another Gold watch Found.

Edith May the popular special writer
of the Leader" stepped IN the store OF
the New England Tea Co., at S Canal
st. yesterday afternoon and purchased
a can OF tea. Upon opening II hefound
a handsome solid gold American watch.
The lady IS rccelving the congratula-
nons Of her many friends. This is only
one Of the many fortunate purchasers
who found presents III their tea as will
be seen by the list which we publish
elsewhere.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

The VIII Of the late Edwin T Brook
feld was flied for probate yesterday
T0e estate. which Is worth about $500.
IS p oueathcd a. follows: TIE home
- AT BID Kensngton. llI. end ail me
household goods 90 the widow, carrie
IS. Br0o sbeld. Tw0-thirds If the
mining stocks belonging % tie estate ot
deceased are 60 he DIVIDED equally ro-
tween the widow and the children and
the widow shall receive che remaining &
o1etn.rd. The widow IS 2Pq0nted eK-
eC1frT-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30
ANUSEMEN1S

"We, Is & CO." VIII continue at Red
mond's throughout the week Matt
nees are announced for tomorrow and
saturday.
"shAmus O'Bnen" the exciting irish
melodrama, with the comedian Chas.
Erin Werner, viii be presented AZ
Powers Friday evening. a portion OF
tile proceeds 60 to the ONa,htanons
Tribe Of Red Men, and the braves are
husu!ns to pack the house.
If there is q law in this state against
g,ft enterprises It should be enforced
against one Anderson and a gang OF
cOutederates, who have been attracting
strange faces 10 Powers Opera House
the past Two nights. Ily-by-night
''.skes' have no business n fiTst-class
theaters.
one Of the principal features at
Smiths Opera House ths week Was
omitted IN yesterdays notice. Refer
ence Is made OF the first-class Juggling
act OF Gus Gun. There WAS an in-
creased attendance last evening and
the show went with a rush. There viii
DC matinee this afternoon al O'Clock.
Seats are now on sale at Redmond s
box office for a Sunday evening exhibi-
ton OF the marvellous powers of Sey-
mOur, "the mind reader An open
and free-to-all street test Will be gwen
at 4:30 p. m, Saturday. at Campau
square. In addition 10 the mind read
ing wonder, bogus Splritualism, its
tricks IN deceptIOns, will be thorough
lV eNnncnd
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

81 lnrep 4 C4aE, rectifsr of the
4lls zar Day Co14p~1y, a4s ra-.eye1
O 1s .tsrzs yesterday, upou IA hlug
81 a. Ss6Q lCn4 = tos asiel54nts. -
secars t..s eozap lza-ant s1o1l1 he Oh
ts.n 8 decree. TIE saretes are Z. Nor
lls Ia n. T. sweet I'D join + Mere
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

Martin and Susan have been married
three months. The first morning of
the fourth month, Martin was heard
to sav, susan; ! see the star Furniture
Co.. 100 south Divisl)n-st., are selling
their goods at q quarter of. Guess
you had better 60 there today and
make a selection"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

"Mary; my husband has just made
me very happy. He purcha Sed of the
Star Furniture CO., 4 handsome parlor
suit and sent lt home this morning.
Isn't il prctty2 You see this firm are
selling their goods at a quarter OFT
now
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

-HTref Ea-Fa rlis Hrg. o. the 9El i1sr-.
I.fer asa al ar a44 ars- s1nl -allslerr
aarI F.srs lll u ul-.4ss
fara i. .as r-sIte-es. ~ Lgea-ss-. 81 Z
. p r1aasllg afternoon. frsnds are
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

Mrs f. s. Reynolds has removed TO
No. 10 Canal-st., and is now prepared
70 sec all her old customers, nj the new
store with r full line of spring milh-
merry. Don't forget the place, No. 10
Canal, opposite sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30
lily White -lonr.

Made by Valley City Milling Co, Grand
Rapids, j. n family favOrite. Try 1t.
Michigan Bounties. See Mr.. Gibson's
advertisement IN another column.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture Of our mill. None genuine
without It.
VALLEY CRY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

John Ten Hope has the finest line OF
draperies I'm the city. Don't fail TO at
tend the opening today at l3i Mon
rgo-St.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

GRAyD RArIDs. Mich.
J hcrehv inform the public that Mss
Cara BToglc ls and has been my head
TRIMMER Tor some time, and any hats
or houuetts entrusted i0 my care viii
received the utmost attention on her
part. as she g ore ~ the finest millIn-
cry tr.mucrs RI tho West.
Respectfuiiy yours,
o. A. BERwIy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

Cures all kinds of sore eyes, such as
granular hjs, wild hairs. scrofula IN
ewes, failing SIGHT or cataracts. For
sale at pcck's drug store, 80 cents per
bottle
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

Hal,aa.s L0eer Clothing Comnsny
has been enioyug the PAST few dsys
one of ths greatest ''fus1esn OF busi-
uess s..es tle stores Mere nrst throRn
opsn % lae patilc. Iae feature Kat
IS attracting ~ many people 90 tals
clothing emporium is TIE grsAL CON
Esgrat.8u sale that vas commenced
.ast Monday. Among some Of the phe-
nOmeaal bargains offered the public
are
Mems ssryceable business suits a.
sz-55
Mems splendid Wearing salts, Ss.t7.
Atwood salLs ~ $3.50.
IL D1ys an1 clAdren's clothing
equaiig a. great reductions are % IL
found. IA this department Will be
f0ula salts ~ ~ ana SlT5 that are
woFinSs and hundreds OF SUITE a sz.ls,
$500 and 81 which wIl be found 70 be
about na.f price In spring oYercOats
many aslouldng values are 10
oc found Inc Tower is Offering
IN these goods OyercOats Tor $40 and Sl5
that aye really worth sl5, SIS, so and
S25 each j L. Hudson recently pur-
chased the wholesale stock OF Lehman
Rlehman & co. at a wonderful sacrifice.
and the goods now being sold AT THIS
sale age part or the immense pur-
Claso. IL Is o. tho interest OF all Ia
look over some Of the tine bargains
offered at lle Tower tAis week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30
Lily white Flour

Makes fnest pastry. bread or biscuit
The best is cheapest and most salts
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

Van Houtens Cocoa-The original
most soluble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

#asal1erss. APnl 50.-f0r Mehi-
gal warmer scutheriy Eilds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

Geo. ". Oies, the wonderful yol.nst.
wili give concert under the auspices
II Young Mems Christian Band, al the
Second-sfrcet n. +. Church Friday
evening. May >. Admission - cents,
children under T., 10 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

Is made from the choicest whest, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

no old Goods i0 work of The stock
De- entirely ncw AND % hnc shape. Iho
assortment D. varied and complete.
Goods delivered g. anY part of tac o.ty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
Love.

Love, amidst the other graces in this
world, is like cathedral tower, which
begins on the earth, and, at first, is sur
rounded by the other parts of the struc-
ture. But at length, rising above but
tressed wall, and arch. and paraPet, and
pinnacle, 1t shoots spire li<c many foot
right into the air, so high that the huge
cross on its summit glows like spark in
tho morning light, and shines like a star
in the evening sky, when the rest Of the
pile is enveloped in darkness. So Love
here Is surrounded by the other graces,
and divides the honors with them; but
they will have felt the wrap of night and
darkness when it will shine, luminous,
against the SKY of eternity. - Henry
Ward Beecher.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11


The tramp shot by Marshal Malam,
az Three Rivers, 4 few days ago, has
been Identified rs Charles +. Willard, \
Kalamazoo blacksmith.
Franklin A. Grim and family. includ-
ng thc C0.0rcd coaCnman, narrowly
escaped death by asphyXatOn from
coai gas at Flint the other day.
Mrs. Charles Pagcl, Of Detroit, awoke
Thursday morning and found tine dead
body Of her husband lying beside her.
tie had sucCumbed 20 spOplexy.
Dr a. y. Pierce, of Detroit, s dead.
The doctor was 4 matcrallst, and the
secular burial service was read by bis
brother yesterday afternoon AZ the
crsmstory. the remains being cremated
.U accordance with deceased's desire.
a Young woman who gave the name
NJ Ia0oe Reynolds, died lu a Detroit
hosp .a, tha otsor day from a criminal
or.rlt0n performed by a doctor out
side the city. She SAID her fathers
name was P8ul Reynolds, and that he
lived at Ottawa Lake.
The contract for the Nuskegon
cracker factory mas bceL let Messrs.
rIlHat gets the carpenter Work, sac
mason work having heeD awarded 90
Barnett & SChelAas Work wili beg
ar once and tle factory IS expected 20
- Ia operation w,tru sixty days
Ms Iona Brandt. of Battle Creek.
q ga from pneumonia Rud ueE.eC wn .e
.rr husband -ar+ rH drunken doe
.s1ca A. t1e i1l Money rad been
.rn .n % purchase neress7rles tor
e,El nnn vas 50 frpa4fl.v -I. rlt
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

lae C1-c4go Naraag .tsass - alscas-
Enx TIE q1ssE11zs tk4E dlFide enc North
az so1ln, ass. ~ n9t ADOPT EIe
best - atlera E.ess % S0atleF4 ques-
Dl.zzf' SIMPLY lse4ass those y.ese
are based upol a. 1LJer igDgrug ot
cgl sl.taLgnal g4alzlL-ss- TIE fuA
clsl Zlts ot tle negro 4re aeD.ad ANA
amply because, tn tie southsfn zee u
tne question. q 5 4CL expetieBg 70 lsg
q 10 vote. Whel e comes % eKs .lllg
eKpeo ency above tne Federal Conslsu-
uln, which belongs % Gae North sle
south <es tie question presented Is
something uloEe ta4l uleEe southern
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

Mary 4. Alger. Noyes J.. Avery.
Chester 4. Birge, W arren } Barciay. Ralph
Blocksma Andrew bver Rose y. furhaus.
James ii. Brown. Ernest BrigGs, Chas- Bundy.
Herman J.. Brown. Isaac J. Bear. sarah \.
Bradfeld.
Wm. A. and Mary L. CLARK. Frank Z. Cam
pau, Chester J. Carrel. 5. ID. and /. i. Church.
Msry G. Disbrow. Chas W. Dlsbrow. John
Dregse. L. DeVriendt, Cream Delouns, John
Harriet c. Bscott. Frank p. Esger. Thomas
John +. Failing and Ophella B Failing, John
p Fahrfuck. JOS. h. FAILING. fred L. f9lAN.
Elias II Fox. Estate Of y. +. toX. 3. and M.
CrOfton Fox.
Vim j. Gilbert, Lucy A. Gould. Edmund P.
Gaieg. Peter and Jennie Gorter-
Thos. HarRood. DeForest HUT. Frank ".
Hunter. John VI. Hookstra. Gilbert j. haan.
MennO Uuusber1er. Elizabeth HagenS. Frank
c. Hawkins. John Henscn. =. 4. hennlnS.
keindcTt Henseu.
Serepta j. Jones.
CorueIlLs Kooic Foster Kelley.
K. q. Lucr. Mary j. Lewis, John !. Lucia.
John !. More. Thos. Mcclure. Patrick Nc
Carthy, Elizabeth A. MunShav. Daniel Nc
Conncil. Honore Merritti DelmeT II. Moore.
Nancoe Naninga. Foster Nichols Jacob
Newhouse.
Ezrs o. Philips. Nancy Palm. John A.
Powell. George A. Powell:
johns. Robbins. VIM. NJ and A Robertson.
Carrie s. Robertson Chas. II. Richardson.
Harvey A. Rice. 0rvilia A. kiegs, Peter kegi D.
bal Nathaniel Rice.
Russell :. stowe, Herlan 7 : NTH. Augusta
B. Spaeth, J. Clark rpTOat. Michael ~ul van
Henry j. sounema Adam J. Solnema. u ubtrt
StOel, Cornelius SChcnphorn, -eorgf ~ SICK
tee James &. Shaw. John O. rpseth, Abort
Si0aeh0Use.
Prudence Tower. !. ". Tewfukoi George
| Thompson. Ale1 Taylor. Alvin A. Tyler. beiS
| A. TAYLOR NINA +. TAYLOR.
A. L. and Mary j iteI
! q Van loren. =. G. Van Wyck, Lee0deTt
| Van Sche. -
Wm. H WyEes. Petroneus Ws.ker Nm IT.
| Wood a. ~tfwart white and j. j. fody ttas
| L Nhifcomh
You are hereby notified that assessment IS
| are about o. he made upon you 20 dfiraF fhe
/ cxpenSe a. the Aforesaid iTr p-oVerne ~
/ assessment roll has been made M the Uf misses
1 and rs on fle in the of'cf ~ the C'erk u saId
/ cltv. where n vill remain Omen for inspeefiou
vntU Monday evening. Jan. -. so. Wher aI r
where YOU can appear before the ionufon 2
Council or said evening aD1 Fhov canse. II
/ anv why sad assessments should not be
made and collected according % lav-
VA sHINkNAN
f1fV Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

Any sasseribsr % rHs rkLEsRAM.
aEHALD .hs rAils 20 rsesiss the p&pss
rszulArty, OF ~hs aay have reason to
ssm,iAin sf Iass d-lfvsry. win confer {.
sp~o4-I favor ~ Informing this once o5
sAs s.ss .s oacs. ssaa DsstAI card or cal
80 tsisHhsas sJt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

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rarr 30 nfif 8 ffr FrFerz ~ 80 10 70
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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

OKLAHOMA boomers are bidding high
for negro immigrants. Before long we
shall bear a hoNl from the South on the
old-Lme subject OF "nlgger- stealing. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

Va clam the privilege of saying 81
told you -o." We pr0phesied that the
brilliant center-piece IN Calvin $
Buce's name would catch the Demo
cratic eye.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

BzorHEE JoSArHAS 10 John Bull,
Greeting. Take some one OF your SIZE
and leo Little Portugal alone.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

sIScE Charley MtchelPs victory over
English nobility. Portugal viii want
h.In .n case OF a scrimmage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

fr seems that the New York Son has
called President HARRISON "a nuffy,
commonplace hoosicr." 10 didn't re-
qure much more than that 10 ''snuf
out' Grover.