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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-02-12
Nfinnesota's License.

A st. Paul dispatch of the 9TH says:
Tuesday is the day set for closing those
saloons which have not paid the 81, 900
license, and License Inspector Nugent
says the havoc will be the greatest in
the city's history. There will be at
least so and probably 100 saloons
which will pull down their blinds
and quit business. Last year 1856 licen-
ses were issued. but up to date only 200
have been taken out, and there are but
40 or so applicants yet to be acted on.
In the past two years the brewing COM
panies have secured licenses for large
number of saloons, but they have been
heavy losers and have concluded to
stop this style of increasing their bust
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-02-12
A FAMILY WIPED OUT.

Six Persons Burned to Death In an Ala
bama Fire.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. 8.-A report
reaches here to-day that the dwelling of
a farmer named Roth, near Stevenson,
Ala, burned night before last, and that
Roth and his family, consisting of wife
and four children, persisted in the
flames. The neighbors did not discover
the fire until yesterday. when they
found the charred remains of the family
in the ashes
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-02-12
will Land at Governors Island.

Collector Erhardt, of New York, on
the 9Th received communication from
the secretary of the treasury, in which
it was stated that Governors Island
had been decided upon as the landing
depot for immigrants. Collector Err
hardt had recommended this place and
the abandonment of Castle Garden, but
the chief difficulty was to get the con-
sent of Secretary Of War Proctor. The
secretary finally consented.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-02-12
WILL KILL THE BILL.
Dakota to Redeem Herself from the Lot
terry Steal.

terry Steal.
GRAND FORKS. n. D., Feb. 8.-A mes
sage has just been received by Chief
Justice Corless from Senator Winship,
at Bismarck, saying: "The lottery
scheme will be defeated, and you can
bet on it," The excitement is running
very high on this issue.
BISMARCK, n. D., Feb. 8.-A member
of the House says twenty members Of
that body have agreed to sustain the
governors veto of the lottery bill when
it comes. 1t will take twenty-one votes
to defeat its passage over veto. The
opponents of the lottery bill think it
viii surely be killed either before or
after veto, while its friends are very
confident of winning. Public meetings
are being held all over the state to con-
slider the scheme
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-02-12
FOUL DEED OF BLOOD.

Russian Exiles Cruelty Slain by
Government Troops--DeIenseles
Men and Women Shot Down
Like Dogs--Tales of Cruelty Told
in Letters to KEENAN,, the Lect-
urer--Exiles Crushed Under the
Iron Heel of the Gear.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-02-12
The Montana MIDDLE.

After the adjournment OF the Mon
tana Senate on the 9Th the eight Demo
cratic senators. incensed at the ruling
of Lieut.-Gov. Richards in counting
them present. took trains in different
directions. They said they were going
beyond the state line to get out of the
reach of the sergeant-at-arms. Their
continued absence will block al leglsla-
ton
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-02-12
WHlTCOMB RIiEY'S TROUBLES.
The Hoosier Poet Declares Himself TO
be the Victim of Malice

INDIANAPoLs, Ind, Feb. 8.-James
Whitcomb Riley has arrived home from
Louisville. He talks freely about his
recent trouble, the first reports of which
he says he read, but they shocked him
80 he has not had the courage to read
more. He is astonished that the pub
lie has failed to see the spirit of malice,
anger, and revenge which pervades
those reports. He regards Bill Nye as
q true friend, and says that the warm
affection between Nye and himself is
the same shat it has always been. He
is receiving many friendly letters from
all parts OF the country. He does not
care to think of the future. He says
there is no immediate need for it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-02-12
WATERFOWL, WIS.
Recognized by Mexico.

The Mexican Official Gazette has pub
lished letter from Senior Bocayuva,
the Brazilian foreign minister, asking
that the United States or Brazil DE rec
ognized, and the reply of Sr. Mariscal,
the Mexican foreign minister. in which
Mexico reconizes Brazil. 1t is reported
that diplomatic relations will be estab-
Iished with Brazil.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-02-12
SLAIN BY MASKED MEN.
Burglars Beat New York Farmer al
Wife to Death.

TROY, N. Y, Feb. S.-The house of
Ransom Floyd, farmer II years of
age, residing near Westport, Essex
County. was entered by masked
burglars last evening. They demand
ed Floyd's money or his life, and
when Floyd refused to give them money
he was beaten insensible and his wife
was pounded to death. Floyd had re-
Gently sold piece of land for S. 900, and
the money was in the house but the
murderers failed to find it. The muir
derers have not been caught.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-02-12
HIGH WAYMEN FOOLED.
Daring Attempt to Rob a Brooklyn
Off fetal.

Official.
New YORK. Feb. IA coupe occupied
by Theodore F. jackson, city controller
of Brooklyn, was attacked by couple
of rufians, for the supposed purpose of
robbery, late last night. The coachman
whipped up his horses and dragged the
men along the road until they were
forced to let go the carriage. The po-
lice are astounded at the audacity of the
highwaymen, and the attack was made
on welllighted and crowded thorough
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-02-12
COLLAPSE in the Pig Iron Trade.

OOAH"P0O - = - IA OfA n NeHCs
GLASGOW, Feb. There was a col
lapse in the pig iron market here to
day, owing to the temporary suspen
sion of payment by nj. S. Wells, a
prominent broker.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-02-12
Sen ate.

Judiciary committee, reported a resolu-
ton, which WAS agreed to, directing the
attorney general to communicate state
ment of all expenditures in connection
with the United States circuit court
for the Northern district of Florida
In November and December, 1889,
with copies all commune
Justice and the officers OF that court
relating to criminal prosecutions duri ug
those months. Among the bills intro
duced and referred was one by Mr..
Woicott for admission of the state of
New Mexico; and one by Mr.. Plumb
for the protection ofthe American bison.
Mr.. ingalls, presented petition asking
an appropriation of 500 per capita
ior emigrants to Liberia. It was re-
ferred. Mr.. Plumb offered resolution,
which was agreed to, calling on the
secretary of war to furnish copies of
the various reports of military officers
in relation to affairs at Guthrie and Ok
lahoma City, /. T. In executive session
the Senate confirmed large number of
presidential appointments, and also
took favorable action on the Samoan
treaty.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 5.-The Oklahoma
temporary government bill considered.
Mr.. B air addressed the Senate on his
educational bill. After speaking few
minutes he temporarily yielded the
floor to Mr.. Sherman, who, from
the committee on foreign re-
lations, reported the following
joint resolution, which was placed
on the calendar: "Resolved, That the
United States of America congratulates
the people Of Brazil on their just and
peaceful assumption of the powers,
duties and responsibilities of self-gov-
eminent based upon the free consent of
the governed, and on their recent adop-
ton of Republican form of govern
ment." This Joint resolution is report
ed as a substitute for that of Mr..
Morgan, introduced December IS
and referred to the committee
on foreign relations. 1t omits the
words expressed IN their reputation
of monarcnic rule" It also omits sew
eral paragraphs declaring the recogni-
ton of the United States of Brazil as q
lawful and rightful government, and
directing the President to require the
people and officers of the United States
to recognize the flag of the United
States of Brazil as the flag of free,
sovereign and independent state.
THURSDAY, Feb. 6.-The Senate con
tirmed the appointment of Elihu Col
man 10 De UnlteO State6 attorney from
the Eastern District of Wisconsin, and
Blanche K. Bruce to be receiver of the
District of Columbi The Senate took nm
and discussed the bill to provide tenn
porary territorial government for Okla
homa, but it went over without action.
Mr.. Blair addressed the Senate in advo-
cacy of his educational bill.
The conference report on the Senate
joint resolution for the removal of OBJ
structions to navigation in the Missouri
River was presented and agreed to.
The House amendment reducing the
amount from $250.OOO to $4,000, and
inserting a provision of $4,000 for
improvements at the mouth of the
Columbia River was adopted. On
motion of Mr.. Allison the senate bill
to amend and alter the act of Aug
gust6, 1888, authorizing the construction
of a railroad. wagon and foot passenger
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

CATARRH This dreadful disease.
only a slight congestion al the mucous
membrane Of the nose AZ first, increases
with each cold until & spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, siom-
sch, etc. causing deafness, luug dis-
cases, dyspepsia and many other dis
trcsslng and dangerous complaints. A
fun account of y0ur present cono ton
and the treatment yoa require, VIII be
given YOU free of charge ~ Dr. s. Clay
Todd, A. Monroc.st., Room 9, Grand
Rapids, Nch
IL YOU are nervous. restless, irritable,
sleepless or wake after horud dreams,
tired mornings. wuh Qul headache
bad taste iu the mouth. sometimes e.
charges, and 80 about youf employ
mcnt without life, energy and ambition,
desire 70 hc alone, gloomy forci'oo nes,
a disposition o. wcrIg and fret about
trouble ahead that ueref comes, spells
Of feeling afraid or uncertain. some
times los smrts you an spi ieuac from
nervous debility and exhaustion oi
nerve power. which may cad "a utter
prostrat0n. insanity and death.
If YOU have great sense - weaknefs
and wearncfs with tre1 imhs, numb
ness. trembling. prckly sensations. cold
feet and legs, Y0g arc advancing % that
most spuons disc8se. paralysis
II vour head aches feels numb and
trod. wth strange sCnsaNoDs. loss Of
memory. and Fou thsnk wta ihcuItv,
o. YOU are sieepicst al night. With dfew-
siness and dollness daring the day, tae
nerve and brMn fatigue may soon ran
into INSANITY urdeafh.
IfYou have any - these feelings DO
not NEGLECT fhcmNr they Vii end vi psf-
aiyss, insanity, fsosirston ~ death
- Won value your liie % not neglect
these warn nee IlH1o and experience
have shown. and hunofros - tiofiiirE
and marvellous cures have proved mat
these diseasos are perfectly and conl-
picfcly cufed hy u. s. Cay TODD, ho-
s3 NCnrop-st.. room 2. Grand haIat
Tldor the use oi nf- S. Clay Todd e
fcunfkabc remc0lff, tii ineeP sth' p
toms yIeld as IL py insgit ano strnnFtn
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
HIS WIFE wANrs DAMAGES



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- sas 81 x-ss.aas.
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Asas c.gcelt eosFs yssssraaF 2zaliss s. tas
GFalil R4p.ss Negee1 WoTks fof s-o.eee
daaages. usr deceased husband csnas
% Us death .asE Jaaaary from scssa-
ing received ty a fah .nto tie veneer
conipanss log sss.d.ng vat So tae f2e.
tofy ga Eae avzt s.ae- ST. hESs2ettA -
teii d shsls attempting - rsseas one
ot BIS mea. jglA oi ps0n, sho h2d
faten ia aae4a of nlB. ketn men
HsEe sealaed o. dfaln. taef resh teins
literally psrboled, although kipss-
Hottn Hss removed before death Aa1
sea .n exer2c suug agony toE several
hours.
Andrew kle0. another emploYes
haa hota legs badly scalded. aud has
Deen under treatment almost ever
snce. HIS nluues are claimed 70 Be
permanent, and it has heea rumored
l9g some time past that ne val oslng
another damage sult.
Ms. hngsn0Fth alleges that the
c0Iopany aas guilty of great negu-
geuce ln constructing the vat as a
desth trap, and Wll RELY somewhat
upon the serd &C OF the c0IOners Jury
that inquired lat0 the cause Ok the
terrible accident. The Tary denounced
TIE boiling sat, and took speedy steps
TO IMPROVE Us condition.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

- Eas aa.lss ~ sse IE.s AS. isssta.
As ! have s<ea - sassesz.91 tee
assy q<sss feE ssyeFal GAYS 81 s p.an
for pfoyldsag for street Improvements.
etc, S4l1oat sat5ecsieS sa&l property
osnegs q tle aaFosa - eE ire present
system and - tost ensueHt oedx q
s-et1te nxfFs. SDa eoSEtef tl1Aers aclFf'.
1e bc2Fd q lraos ATE aaSeftlssA
g t1ke tae matter un. 11l a. tti&i
versatile fEeucnEn2n, Peter l'o{An, =
go4As - represent Ghls county "a tlie
4sxt azw Qg gee bnek legislature tn rs
uind I wlsh ID propose q plan tA2t
oota the board sad Peter can agree
upon. and wbICh Will lmmoytailke tne
p. thaE gets there hTst. For the par
pose ~ Illustration Ae vii say inAt me
average assessment oa sQea improve
meats amounts TO 500 oa.eaCh piece 81
property Vow notxlthslaadiug TIE
Tact that tne city has had Democratic
mayor and eouBcI loF several years
rs credit Is very good, aud 4 can IN
doaotedly borrow al the money i
wants GA long tgae lay twenty y-nNe
years AZ per cent. GA RS bonds. lei
the boSrd of Trade and Peter, when ne
gets there. have the charter amended
80 that the city can lssue sLch improve
ment bonds, ap u a certain perce0tage
of the taxable valuation, snd nave the
power 20 levy al additional per cent.
interest. waicn = 10 20 into sinking
fund for the redemption OF the bonds.
Tie > per cent. sinking fund, provided
IL can he made to earn s per cent. inter
est. WI. R twenty-five years pay or the
bond, and al the assessed property
owners will have TO pay : toe 1 per cent.
interest on bond, ard the : per cent.
sinking fund, or SIX dollars per year on
one hundred dollar assessment. Also
provide that any property owners who
wishes 10 redeem his amount OF the
bonds, or ia other words pay up al
once, can do so. There Is no doubt
of the ability Of the sinking fund
earning per cent. interest, as some Of
the banks here pay the city 5l-l00 per
cent. ON daily balances, which crawlk
we'll up 70 the above percentage on q
yearly basls, and u could be loaned on
productive real estate. so as 10 net
more than per cent. Now If Peter
Will do this, he will have dead cinch
on popular opinion, or better il he Will
get an act through the Legislature,
making i lawful for all incorporated
cities 10 so bond themselves, he will be
in position 10 lead the Democratic hosts
10 victory as their candidate for Gov
ernor IN the sweet bye and bye. that Is
one of l. NJ Weston's kind of victories.
and the board, well if it backs Peter
on this, some people may be led to ex-
claim that it has not existed IN vain.
Yours IN haste.
SAN. b. TIBBETs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

Master Cass Shelby leaves today to
resume his studies at Lehigh university,
South Bethlehem, Pa, and ms brother
Walter II. Shelby willl eturn 10 the st.
Paul school at Concord, y. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Brown, OF Chicago,
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Tubbs, OF
Gladwin, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Clark, OF 46 Monroe-st.
The three ladies are sisters.
Miss Lizzie Miller, of Sheldon, Iowa,
has come to this city to reside and will
make her home with her sister, Mrs.
L. W. Batdorf.
sam. b. Tibbits is in town. and will
remain for a couple OF days. He re-
ports a looming time in Iona.
". K. Shelby leaves next week for
CasSelton, Oak, TO superintend the
harvesting of his wheat farm.
Mrs. Geo. w. Whelan, of Chattan-
nooga, Tenn, IS visiting the family of
her uncle, Z. Z. Winsor, Esq.
Harry f. Lee, of Lowell, was the
guest OF his brother, Frank L. Lee, OF
the Hermitage, Yesterday.
Miss Blanche Orser. OF East Bridge
ST., has nearly recovered from heI
recent alarming Illness.
Mrs. Young and daughter May, and
Mrs. John Kline, have returned from
Grand Haven.
Mrs. George r. Dunton has returned
from Romeo, where she was the guest
OF her mother.
Master George Wagner has returned
from q two months visit spent IN Mon
taDa.
Nr. and Mrs. VIM. =. Ford have re
turned from their summer trip.
W. Z. Calkins and family have re
turned from Nacatawa Park.
James and Mable Kennedy are visit
Ing friends at Nuskegon.
Miss Mabel p. Maybury is spending o
week IN Detroit.
Mrs. c. A. Chaplain has returned
from New York.
Capt. Gavctt went to Detroit on busi
ness yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

Henry Dykhens, IS years, lOl Alpine
ave.
Zadey Crosbcy. % years, 25f Curtis.
Curctie Nanderwond, two months.
3Ss Cass-st.
Elizabeth r. Dowd, . months, 81
Flfth-ave.
Ann Bush, 50 years, G05 Kent.st
Kakarzenl Suudeuska, 6s years, c.
Musecg0u-s
Peter smith, 8 years, Grand Rapids
tOWnsa p.
Mrs Eunbeth Hanford, 53 years, 12o
Nufth lront-si.
Mary 2. Hawkins, 80 years l35 La
grave.
Ellis Boyd Phillips, 10 years, esq
Je1CI s0n.avc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
PROHIBITION CLUE.
They wiu Have a social and General
Good Time E0night

They WIZ Have a social and General
Good Time Eontght.
Tonight At 5 o'clock the Prohibition
Club hold a social and ratification
meeting at their hall, McMu.-
len block, for which the following
special program has been prepared:
Snging-Clarence Cation and ". III.
Looms.
Address Rev. Campbell Fair.
Recitauou-Miss Knox.
Address. III. Tatsm.
Singing Sarah HelnZman.
Address. ". Reid.
Recitation-"The English Sparrow
Must Go. Miss Daisy Blandtord.
social.
Miss Blandso-d was the winner of the
gold medal at the Demorcst Gold
Medal contest. last Thursday night, and
by special request Will recite the same
piece tonight Everybody invited,
workingmen and their families especi-
ally.
The White Rose Club meets att p. m.
at the same place to perfect organlza-
ton. Ladies invited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
The School Attendance.

There were SIP pupils in the city
public schools, Tuesday, as shown by
count of the principals of the various
buildings and reported to Superinteud-
ent Chalmers, distributed as follows:
High school, G35; MadisOn-ave., 509;
Union, 800; Union primary, 2sS; North
Division St, 53I; GrandvIlle- 533;
West Leonard St, SCI; North Ionia-st
392; Jefierson-st.. 800; Center-st., 333;
Pine-st.. l64; Henry-st., 3l5; Coit-avc.,
al; East LcOnard-st., 66; Turner-st.
479; Piainfield-ave., S97; Stra' ght-st.,
$50; South Ionia-st., 127; East Bridge
St, 391. Seventh-st., 2f2; Ungraded
school, L. The first days attendance
last year IS not of record. hut ~ the
close of the first month of SO, the total
enrolment Was $ ,S46; whereas Assistant
superintendent Mcintyre Is confident
the enrolment for September, go, viii
be much larger. The total enrolment
IN June last was 1879.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
THE THREE ALARMS.

The Weidcn Slaughter House Was
Wholly Consumed Last Night.
One of the fires last evening was in
the Excelsior Works boiler room. 1t
was extinguished without damage.
The next was no fire, but only a
smoky chimney.
The big blaze at the north of the city
was occasioned by the burning OF
Weiden's slaughter house, which was
totally consumed. Many of the neigh
bors ID the vicinity viii feel relieved
IN the FAINT hope that the necessary
evil may be- removed TO other quarters.
The smouldering of the ruins kept the
northern sky Illuminated until mid
night.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
oss-Aalfr.ss asas sss1sF. fasaFsis.

oas-half F&rs aesas seekers AAeaFsa~a
Saata-
fhose eonteeep-stug un 9 tht
ne9 soata. fes easare or - q1esi "a
Des nel4s - lAtor Should Ast t~- y
pf.ts g. q szA ca 4ey SsSAt = t1se
98eeu aud resEent ksate. lbs .iae
81 ca September &ae = Ana Oklsss''si
- So Eoal0 tlsp i.Qke.s - Al fl>'.ssss isi
1eaaesSee. Gsefga Al2ssnas, Aiss-s-
sppl. Loasi2a4. f.aIi1s. AFSAAs4s aud
iexSs. az one fars tor tns rQand Z =
llckets good filrty DAYS lex fettfa.
Four exp res TIA rs leave tsrsna tenu .
Dep9i. t.ncinnati. "a -, Ntn teroas 2
sleeping ears fof Hartman, S1relh
koekwood. ChattannooEas Alfalfa, bif-
minEham. Meridian, Aew Orleans ana
jaeksony lie. FlcFlaa.
Making conusci10n With THROUGH
sleeper Cbattanoogs % jackson snd
Nlckseurc. Mss. 1hls IS your opp0F-
tnn.ly 70 visit the booming south. lhe
Iali is the time 60 see II. Seplsnli.eI
and October are pleasant mcnlhs ~
travel. bs sure and ask for rates sna
tickets Via Queen aud Crescent Route,
or address p. G.. Edwards, q. Z. and I.
A, Cincinnati, o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

HAHkINe--erf S Nsfy p. s-fe 81 fohu
p. haEE'ns. al the res-ds4e-. 20 -asfafe-si..
zsra
Fuueral wfl he held AZ " aoster ohlo.
D0N p-4tll B THURSDAY nisht, kliEaeelh
Blatant aas4 lreT ~ liz. agaAEs. JOAN bo~r,
GET uInlrls.
PHILLIPS Eiis Boyd. az his home. 80 JET
fersaa-ate.. et tfahoid ioF-r. aged - years.
Fanera from resideac- sunday at o. M
ltHessn ana betroit papers plesas copy
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

Escott returned from Grand
Bsp,ds ths afternoon. Mr. Escott
started oat the other day with car
lolo ot Totsloes. cabbage All bee ets
g-lrC to MUSK gon. where. failing To
q sqese 90 them, he prcceedcd % Grand
kaUsls. there finding a ready sale for
frem 8e reports taat he made con-
tracts faf all Dee could fgrn sh of tie
same krnts 81 Trpdace.-Rg Rauids
Ffnffrer
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

Mrs. Leonard, s. wears. s6 KeHozx
IT. tvphoid fever. George Tsrpasts.
g wears. southeast corner Frswont ard
N.nth "a. tvpnod fever isua Geld
hoH. yesrs, rssr of ie6 Prospects,,
siuf5hera. Henry Smith. years. s6
Na.ou-st. dirhtaera. IizUe Gsail,
wears. ccrrer oases snd Waterloo
sfs.. n3easlcs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

Among The real estate transfers pub
hshcd this morning. Is one by 7. Stew
art White t0 TIE Grand Rapids Fuel
Gas COMPANY. Tbs Is the property a
tho north c1j OIL taa cfv. ucar the
Chair Factory, which the company sc-
c1red the refusal of several months
ago. it wil. ~ the ste of tle Fuel Gas
Com11lrs plant. Ine con aeraG0n
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

TIE couuCli e0mmlftee ou elections
WI meet next week e. DEVISE plans for
a proper corpi iance with tae rev e'ec-
tsor .av. To provide a bcoth t'r eacn
leo voters viii require l15 booths, saa
i = est mated thar e. VIII necsssitste .
divison of the city .nso sixty Precincts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

You can 60 20 your store
and get the best corset there
is CHATS Bali's), wear 1t two
or three weeks, return it, and
get your money again, II 1t
isn't exactly right.
The reason is that this
corset is right for nine out OF
ten; and the merchant, or
rather the maker behind him,
takes the risk OF the tenth.
There is a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
cucAoo Cozsz- CO.. Chicago and ,'ev York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

TIE Schubert club has elected CSC
70 owing lfIcers for the ens4srr rear.
President. g. b. fta.tton secretary.
II seymour. treasurer, Arr f. Nra-
mef. libra an. = WcsterDoi
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

WAsarsc xas. sept s-Fox Loser
and Upger n - az Par. exeept ssir
Ia southern porfion ef Icwef Aeng ga :
a4Fnler, scutasas1eFig y @z-ds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

Fllinrer, the American tailor. has re-
w w5ve6 io the basement OF 81 south
D.sision-s'. ON Scpicmber ~ he viii
0ccupy the store above. where he VII
he pleased tc greet his many customers.
Elluger's WORK IS ali guaranteed.