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PAsr ALL PRECEDENT,
OVER TWO MILLIONS DIsTIlBUrEn
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

incorroratod ny the legislature for Educstiona
ard Charitable purposes. Its franchise made q
TErt OF Tire present State Constitution 1879 byan
oNerN helnilRs popular vote. and
Its present charter ending January l. 1872
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place Semi Annually dune and DecemberD. and its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAM NGS take place
IN each Of the other ten months VI the year aud
all drawn al public at the Academy Music New
Orleans L.
40 hereby oCTifV that SHDe1rise rhe drran0--
ft7fS FOR all he MONTH rand S1ni 4 BRudt Drarino,g
The L0tis'dnd STATE LotCrg Company. aud an person
oSuSe d'd oOgfro he DrotrlgS Themselves, dnd that
lie same are oOgd.co0 ruth honesty. Jdggess
pOOdJdth trurd al dtSCs, AMI authorize the COB-
10nD u use diA ctstl1cIe trth QI
isQtUTes attached. "a tLS utreTttscmcltlo."
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4 Michigan Legislative Association.

reunion of former members of the legisla-
ture OF Michigan was held Wednesday at Mar
shall Hall About forty participated, among
nell. Brewer, Allen and Stephenson, Judge NJ.
y Montgomery. Assistant Secretary of Agri-
culture Willis, Col. c. p. Lincoln, deputy COM
missioner OF pensions. A message was sent 10
the legislative reunion then IN session ut Lam
ssnS' Alch., and an organization effected.
The society is to be called the Michigan Iegis-
iatiye Association OF Washington William II.
Bates was elected president; Judge Montgom-
cry, vice president, and Frank Il. Hosford of
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The woman's Press Association

The Woman's National Press Association held
Its last meeting Of the season at Wizards Hotel
last night Among the guests present were
ex-senator T. W. Ferry of Michigan, Hon. J.
c. Coburn Of Indiana and Hon. +. H. Funston
of Kansas paper was read by Emily Thorn
ton Charles on Copyright laws and their eff
feet on American literature" poem by
Mary Frost OrmsDy was read by Hrs. N. ID.
Lincoln A resolution was passed offering
years course Of lessons in Spanish to the young
man and young woman who graduate from the
High school with the highest grade ut this
coming commencement.
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A Reception to the DELEGATES.

The District Of Columbia Christian Endeavor
Union will tender reception to the New York
and Connectieut delegates to the st. Louis
congress next Tuesday evening at the Church
OF the Covenant Postmaster General Wanna
pected to speak.
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Ii You Would BE- MreHry

10 mercifu said the price tags Grasty the Pusher
sharpened his pencil to the prices rssty replied
The people deInsnd it and / feel compelled 10 cut
You don't propose 10 follow anybody. but intend
that both merchants and buyers in Washington city
shall regard NE Champion Low Price Furniture,
China Glass, Tlnware ard Table Cutlery man. don't
intend to keep your price IN the reach Of the rich
peosie alone and every tag IN tins house must be
small TO suit the pockets of the poor and that viii not
drive away the rich. We give 100 cents for n dollar,
no matter who brings it kich or POOR, white
colored- we want your trade. No matter where you
come from north or SOUTH wearing the blue or the
gray, voting for Cleveland or Harrison, open
tor business and we want your trade. 70 matter how
little You want to buy, we remember the old adaxe,
Many mlckle makes muckle" hence we want your
trade. We feel our dependence upon the people and
PROPOSE TO trade with the all the time,
and We give you eyeiy possible protection and no
matter what You buy from US II not as rel resented
want you to report IL and will return the money.
Please don't take up the idea that do an instament
business. We don't want your account, but we want
cash, and will offer you some things hard to
6lc; solid Oak Chairs s3c NICE Glass iumbiers,
he nice Lounge. g. %; full size Bed Lounge.
$50; Solid Oak Sideboard Sl250 solid Walnut Hat
Rack 7ft. high IS. so 10 S25; Anwire Bed springs,
tc0Od frame 45 to $3.50. sold elsewhere 50 to xa
Don't think We are too tar up town. That Is our
reason we can you something; our expense Is in
favor We occupy two stores and have them both
you come and see " keep trade up; keep prices
down.
GRASTY. The Pusher,
aes-6m I5lo-l2 9Th st. NV
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
HE GREArrsr Book SENSATION.
ENCYCLOPEDIA


BRITANNICA.
THE EXACT REPRODUCTION oFTHE
LATEST 1890 EDINBURGH EDITION
WITH IMPROVED MAPS PRINTED on
GOOD PAPER, HALF RUSSIA BOUND,
HANDSOME AND SUBSTANTIALLY IN
- VOLUMES. AT sl.5O AyoLUME DE-
LNERED WHENEVER WANTED AND
PAID As RECEIVED.
WHATwE OFFER TO OUR "a TRONs
is THIS: We WILL SELL THE FIRST
TOLCNR 1T ONLY Go CENTS. WITH
OUT ANY AGREEMENT ON YOUR PART
TO TAKE THE REMAINDER OFTHEsET
THIS PROPOSITION Is OPEN AS LONG
AS THIS ADVERTISEMENT APPEARsIN
THE STAR
PLEASE BEAR IN MIND ST-CH OFFER
DESERVES YOUR IMMEDIATE CONsID-
GRAFTON. CALL AND VISIT OUR BOOK
BASEMENT. THOSE WHO NEVER HAVE
WILL BE SURPRISED. SUBSCRIPTIONS
By NAIL WILL RECEIVE PROPER AT
TENTIoN.
CHAS. BAUMs
BOOK DEPARTMENT,
Frcnt Basement as you enter the storeD.
m3l-tf 4l6 sth ;,
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RlclCLEsa LADIES' .lGAZEII.E" SAFETY.
- price 500, now ready Boys' and Girls Drop
frame Safety, $50. Boys straight frame Safety,
So. All light tubular steel frame MAJ hines with sd-
Unstable cone bearings wheels and crank shaftsno
heavy cast-iron gas-lI frames. our machines are
ali made here and are fully warranted.
CRAWFORD q CO.,
1e'-3m IL lO 1T. NV.
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N Office TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Having leased for term Of years the Potomac Blue
Stone Qparr1es from q. Wand rwerken, am pre-
pared Ia furnish Building stone tor walls and founda
tions. and broken stone for concrete 4 speciality.
hiring two stone crushers. in operation on James
Creek Canal and st. orders forwarded to the follow
ing places will receive prompt attention: Jos. IL
LEI, No. 322S Water ST., Georgetown- Box l5o.
builders Exchange. 1elephone calls-kesidence,
SCI office, Sjs ". II. MOHLER. my3O-Im.
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UNCLE HORNS JUST RECEIVER. THE POPU-
- lsr size. the 'NEwAkk." at s2.25. Neat and
novel Fast suTerseiing the bell eVerywhere' SAIL
pies now N OF the COVENTRY RIVAL" SAFETY.
Prices $50 and 500. very subs :antsl English
the imiorters Another shipment of LOyell's
DIAMOND SAFkilEs daily expected. and Ne hope
soon 10 catch with back orders. for the price
no better wheel has been offered the public Ia
hghgrade Satellites We can show you the standard aud
lls AT patterns Of the AMLIlCAN RAMBLER Prlne<
el2o and sl35. No batter Wheel made. Ask Any u
our customers l. Is GRAVES & co,
mlO-3m 1879 lIth OF. NV
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CAPITOL GLEANINGS.
The Senate Will Close the Silver Debate
Next Monday.

The close of the general debate on the silver
bill in the Senate has been postponed until
Monday at 8 o'clock. The House bill as
amended by the finance committee was substi-
tuted for the Senate bill
THE NEW LAND OFFICES.
In the sundry civil bill just reported to the
House no appropriation was made for the six
teen new land offices which il il proposed to
establish in the west. The additional land
offices were to be located in Washington in
Montana, Colorado, Nebraska ana North Da-
kota. The omission was probably due to an
error.
THE SALARIES OF SESSION CLERKS.
Mr.. Mitchell introduced in the Senate yester-
day proposed amendment to the legislative
appropriation bill making the salaries of clerks
now paid only during the session of Congress
81 800 annually instead OF 81 500 annually as
proposed by the appropriation committee.
THE TAX on CIRCULATING NOTES.
Representative Richardson (Tenn.) has in
troduced bill TO repeal the sections of the
vide for a tax of ten per oentum on the circula-
ton of other than national banks.
FIxISG A STANDARD OF CEREALS.
Representative Butterworth (Ohio) yesterday
introduced bill to provide for fixing uni
form standard classification and grading OF
wheat, corn and other cereals.
THE FISH COMMISSION INVESTIGATION.
Mr.. s. c. Brown, who was one of the wit
nesses before the Senate subcommittee investi-
eating the fish commission yesterday, told the
committee that the fish commissioner had used
the clerical force OF the bureau in work upon
a patent filter in which he was interested, and
that he had used the boats and cars of the com
mission for taking his family on excursions.
Srnilay ar M
stood Mr.. Mcdonald had put i'll Office several
members of his family
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SMITHS WHEErrR1rs

SMITHS WHEELrRrrs
GlCLdNG RINK. a3l Il. NV tnear 9th stD
ZINE BOARD FLOOR THE ONLY ONE IN TIE
CITY COMPE1ENT INSTRUCTORS KDiNG.
SUARAN1 FED, 81 OUR CELEBRATED COMBf.
NATION DAEI SAFE1IEs. PslCHOs, LEAGUES.
HIGH GRADE BOYS AND GIRLS sAFETIkS
ap2O:oJyi SALEsROOM. Cor. 9Th and r Sta NV
INLLIoTT HICKORY sAFETIES FOR LADY OR
Gentleman: ~ rounds. elastic frame. self oiling
cham; no rattng tire can't of graceful
ladies wheel made. also easiest and the most
durable; SlOO AGENCY. sJ9 ST. Nv.
apes. n, tn .9n..
bicycle EXCHANGE. MASS AVE AND 9Th ST
H NV every kind uf repair executed with promut-
ness ordinary work done IN 10 hours: wheels called
Tor and delivered thentlng.D PALMER 4 SON
myly-lm.
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At Milwaukee, a small town about ten miles
from Portland, Greg, Daniel Harvey, a fruit
grower, Thursday shot and killed his mother
sld then killed himself. Harvey was tenn
porarily insane.
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movement is being agitated in New York
to organize the public school teachers into
unions.
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BICYCLES

Frcnt Basement as you enter the storeD.
m3l-tf 4l0 .th Il.
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TAKE OFF YOUR COATS.
Tomorrow is the Day When Women VIII
Vote.

otNs
The fair women Of Grand Rapids vote
today. 1t IS the chance that Is afforded
them once every year and they viii an
doubtedly turn out IN great numbers.
Women are peculiar N tins respect and
their enthusiasm IS even gfeater than
that of the sterner sex. Many can not
be induced 10 90 10 the polls, but those
who Go usually mean business. There
are timid women who Viii nor vote be-
cause they think II UaWomanly. Iney
do not believe that i !. duty they owe
10 themselves anu their children. Other
women viii not venture 70 Tao polls FOR
fear OF beng censurcd by their bus
irands, and again there are those who
fear that IL would give them an uD-
pleasant publicity.
The election tomorrow is for school
trustees. Twelve are to be selected ~
all. one from each ward, with tie ex-
cepiion OF the Ninth and Tenth wards.
which elect TWO each. THIS IS The only
issue in which women have equal sut-
ferage.
Tie polls open At > O'clock and close
at s, and the following are the neces-
sary qualifications Tor electors: Al
women over q years Of age, having
| children OF school age, or having prop
erty subject TO taxation; also women =
years of age. who are legal guardians
/ OF chilnren. AL men who are citizens
of the United States are, OF course. also
| to cast their votes. Tie law says the
| poll lists of the previous spring election
/ shall be used but this rule will not be
| +Ali ts,4 4fas.f Of nv
The election tomorrow Will be a quiet
one generally speaking. but the vote
/ NAV be q heavy one. several women
/ have announced their intention OF TAX
| ing off their coats IN order TO pct IN
their best licks for their fayorites. No
( doubt many men will be buttonhcled
and they will be mean indeed II they
withstand the pleadnCs Of a pretty
| female. The work IN the Fourth. Fifth,
/ Seventh and Eighth wards will be- par
| ticularly strong, As year ago The
women Turned out IN great numbers.
The city attorney is of the opinion
that the candidates from the Ninth
and Tenth wards should designate
whether they are for the long or short
term.
Several non-partisan caucuses were
| held last evening. and candidates Tor
members OF the Board Of Education
were nominated "a follows: Second
ward, Joseph liouseman; Fourth ward
/ James BLAIR; Fifth ward. Wm. II. DaG-
| gerty; Ninth ward, for long term, john
/ i. Strahsn. for short term, James T.
/ Rlandford: Tenth ward, for long term,
/ Frank !. Maybury, for shor; term, Fred
/ W. stevens.
Four women and eighteen men gath.
cred at Turner Hall last night 70 select
an Eighth ward candidate for school
trustee There were two contestants.
/ J. II. Hagg and Smith g.. kctchum.
The former was chosen by vote OF il
/ 70 6.
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COURT RECORDS

Crrcrr-Judge Grove--Leo Austflsn
& 60. vs. Nathan Springer. assUmpslt.
order granting plsIntd leave fe BE
afHdavi. ard proof o. service - Hrt q
gsfn sbmenf herein, together w.ih
trans alton of same Pafrick J. bfit-
ton "a street Kadsav company 81
Grand Rspsds tresyass CD the eass.
tine TO settle biI and hear motion fof
new tral extended untd motlon -
heard and decided. snd Z denied. then
p'amtH silowed 50 asvs thereafter -
setUe b.H. Prank . frltz Vs. nsfles
& Petf bnae, caancefF. order 3 SO tss-
rng bu with costs sna without PRES r.
dee Ters ~ Cutcaega e a. 80.
A1gBsias Raca8nan - a., caancerFi
heating er EFgofs n opn cs8f.
gnare Borca-Frsnk Lacy rs bd =.
Iovra. 49, Is or traL Scl0Hca
SNYDER We Charles r. tsn
Every. sssaur.sf. order spTs-oF l1e
ford ae8 setting sEae 5ga zmisri
prar 4rr-Fsf fste of Issbe II - FaiE
er aseeaseI. letters O. Ea-l8 =. fe. p.
strstor kstst& ~ Pc ira Naf
se afbrs 81 PaE Is
~ fern safa 1lsr rtso9. h--ass 81 Use
rrsrs Esse. eese1. ts1la ic-
-esafe al z BED heafnc eege -
$500 II Jared er, 1eesssea
e~s4ss.rr r. H.s Arr Her4 s
0 1sr arp8inssd os7ara ssaaels ~
. cslwls
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After time my eyes bectme Affected they
vatered when / went ont into the sir. and
Was unable 20 read fr any lsrgrh o, time.
Lines and letters ran together in one mass and
black spots rOat "a before nay eyes. After
awhile ms symptoms grew worse and new
troubles were coutilEa IS beias adee 10th ,se
i Already hal. My liver aud Kidneys tecame
aEeetcd. Ny stin WAS O-tE 4 DRY and Darched
aud hot flashes passed over m body. I had
great trouo with ms stomach my food did
not digest and what ate seemed 90 DO me no
good. Morning l wouii get Up mere tired
than NJ night and far from feeling ike work
] grew weak and lost .u weight and flesh
vas nervous and irritable aOd very despon-
dent. and my condition proves the fact that
bad tried ail sorts o; patcnt n siic.n ; as veil
a. different doctors. with no relief Whatever
About THIS tine I read ir the daily papers Of
the success o. Docf Brown's treatment Of
eases similar 20 mine and c1ncludcd 60 give
him a trial.
Atre, calling AZ hs once. az 43 Lagraye ST.
aat talkin- over n. matter with him placed
myself In his care. Ths result has been more
than satisfactory. Durlng the FIRST three
weeks my disasreeshls SYMPTOMS r-pidiy dis
appeared. Nv heat hec3me clear. appetife
improved and pains LETT me- IN fact. zee
Ike new mtn ana can heartily rtcom,aena
the Doctor to any eAe who IS afflicted IS have
beer
As stated above VI. Collins resides at 7i7
Flth aye.. where D.. eaY be found outside Of
working hours and tais statement verified.
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saranac Personals.

ff.tts4estssss<
sAEAxAc, Mich, Aug. 3o.--Nr. and
Mrs. ". n. Davenport have gone 10
Auburn, X. Y. on an extended trgp.
George X. walker. formerly resi-
dsut o. this village. now of lfonwQod. /.
was iu town "Wednesday y.--F. r Ca
boon and fanny have moved % lab
pcming. waere hs wiii open boot and
shoe store.---F. J.. II asEius. q Match
wood. who has been visiting friends
here for several ckF. returned home
on THURSDAY. Mr. =. faffnPtVn
has purchased tbo ! 3 kust'u property.
on Nain-st.--Clsude Ftacc bas re-
turned from q trip - Pet0skey ana
other nornts of interest in northern
n rhirsu--HrF. Dresssel, who has
heeu vlsta3g hef daughter. Ars. =. 4.
williams. has returned r. hei home n
CsaralanI.--Nrs q 81. Bradley IA Tis-
ltsng friends fn Detroit. and BE- also at.
tending the Exposition.
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ln enc DeNolt HoppeF Opera Baaaee
IaesnznY. g; ln tae Name IA i,,,er
zaease opera Company. o.. u ..ra.
: S4shea. -; 2aa IA .sllAad
Nero. 4a9. making : lelsl It s.As t,.e.
ple. 34iss. ~ course, does noi inefass
any h-Il taose > "a, Nil TX ca thk Sta.e
1tse other esoptayes - move taese e.
organ szstloas aanstseT forty s-tnrae. max
ing graua totSl ot EaS people whoss
NANTES "Ai ts "a the different pay Rolls.
Lewis Morrison opens hls ffEh seasoa
vita ~faasg Al tne CaeSnui-sirest
dneatsgs Philadelphia tonorrow exea-
ing.
Wilbur Forces superb orchestra MI
render Ene following program duflee
the caga cement Of beacon L,ghts ~
Rednlonds =
Overture.
toacesE QaAeras.
Ns1ufka caprlos.
6r4ad Selection.
1ae hermith Bel .-.-A. MAliaEi
-RtN~% ~ VIVA AA+AA LIS at--
concert Co lefI last night on TIE lo.,V
train for Whitewater, Ms, where they
open the season Monday. September i.
An unusually excellent bil ls pro-
mlsed by Manager Smith for this week
Mr.. smith saws be intends L for \
Boomer. and Il looks like il. Tae
list l. headed bY the renowned Saxon
Sisters, ch .ldren of and II years ~
age in some wonderful spanish, Scot.
tish and skirt dancing. The TWO Fer.
gusOns, Terry and Maggle, Ia Pas
umes." Introducing some clever clog
ana reel dancing; sara saxon. the gresi
female cOTnetist; MAl :. Land IA
plantation songs aud dances; Melton
toe great Egyptian Juggler; John Tray
nor, lTlsh change artist, vocalist ant
dancer. Mile Berneita, the southern j..
ana wlns cancer: Mons. Munsulla, t.ls
celebrated single uAge1e performer
Rivers and Swain, tie versatile skoict
artists, and the laucaAble afterpiece
"rne Arrival Of Gilbert" Matinee,
"Wednesday. Friday and saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

The jurors for the september tfrn
II the Superior JoDfi were drawn yes
terdav. as fellows Wm. Brink John
Brennan Dirk Rosh0veu.Johr i'psiuski.
Peter Cranrsf. Joan ~ fsaa sfn,
r ehsra Naugan. Antoue Hifia. frsrk
GHfsrh. gofin Bendrckf. reoffi' B
II Hrffart. John Curry ldain ,.
Uotv Jonr Wander MefIe. Jnomsf
Taudnear. John 8uY. George -znier1
Thomas f.yoas. John faui HUf Ger
afd ? tzcefaid. jams = hrahsui f42f.
reff Dvkmtn. Ffeenian Brewer. fossfn
Eesaoeor. C3ee*rr RI Newell William
Ffti.er. f5s-rs sr.ni o. Frsnk T88eif
Jafaes Grady I'D tlvafa blf3.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
Pioneer Picnic at Muskegon.

The fourth annual picnic Of The Nus
kegon County Pioneer and Historical
society will BE held 20 Lake Michigan
Park. MHskegon. next Thursday. The
committee = out with a reat program
Of the dav. President Henry II Holt
will presde, anG among the speakers
announced are GOV Luce. Judge Rams
deli and I. VI. Weston Judge Holmes
aud Henry Frsllck. Of this city The
g.. r. 4 I. will eel tickets on the 5th.
good 10 return the 9Th. ~ one and one
tnird fare. For ffty or more, one fare
for tie round TRIP.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

r. r7Ea Np4theF oaFlas au1aee1
"a = .t..rg oae - = tara uoiilS, aa8
- - fasr fils sSh 0is tegu S<s u
a.. si..,slag i : ozoSNe4e taag hole.
lsl.s.r4sf ss,l - e.esssd "a - sJas oE
We Sas II next 1vsS. tbe ts1s.-
-. .ens tram tIom 0tl4NA Beech
M an4 thursday t4ornlags nas
Ss.<r continued, the ueceSs-ty Tor &
hag ceased.
kexnsar sxtUrs on 10 Otl@N- leach
Sa..ase morning 81 3-so, am - tals j.
ti.e fas. 5aud4y tne liote- Ottawa ?
vii ie opsns ne b0pe Tor large
crowd NM. A. GAYEEr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
A COMPLICATED AFFAIR
How Apparently Trivial Mat
ters Som7tlmes Prove
Serious by Neglect.
An Employe OF McCord &
Dradneld Cites an
Instance.
A Personal Experience Relat-
% by a Grand Rapids
Citizen

Yes. I feel svIsnfld saa an very grateful
far the 8sas1s have received
TIE sDeaker eas NJ. N .. eeln1s. eapleSed
a. MeC0fd Bra1neld's. aAd wA0 resldes az IA
f.fll sFe-
~for a number Of years" ne eenIiaued- Il
have been sunoriag ir1a = e0mpilcafian ei
anieti0ns Nnica it = lot easily i2r Le 90
describe. For ieag time Ey had tnd taF5at
h4s EFoubisd ne L Iook coid YeEy ess y. 1
tried o. tsse care % hiyself aad avoided ex
posars as much a. possis.e. bat in sptte of my
precautions. / seemed 20 h4Foa cantinRal e0ta-
Then ny a0se would s.op up, nrst ca eae see
thea ga the otAeg. and thefe gas . continual
discharge Which 9as sstery az nrst. tlen =
became thsck 4nd ~ slioais cci0r.
The muctis kepl aEngpn a. down n 20 ny
threat from ths back part o. ny head. y kieh
Kept me continual 3 ntNSiug and spittng. l
always nad headachs rOo severe % describe
Ig sas a dull heavy pain ia the forehead last
over tae egss AMI at tae bridss 4 tne ~ s
sometimes sharp pda would start IA 1ng
head aud run doea tle baeA of ng reck.
~a5 aiso annoyed ~ sAsrE. shooting pAins In
my chest aad back wnieh a times ~ere s.
severe tnar 70 seemed IS II a kalle was being
thrast into ne.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

THes mgs, k ssaa vaep warrants
can Walk lnto pg.ilcs eoart ana sh.il .'at
sz.5 & save themselves tew oeys 80
iourn 81 laa- bei thai Is uh4l g. kap-
aef Ma s,a yesterday VII ooln-
p4n4on ~ poverty, WAC = nos q lali,
N4a4cr Nasl Nent 10 sleep anacr
load - hay a. lhe hssmarkst, pfrsssia-
atty because hs hAd te.o otaeg places e
-. HIS lodging thai nigai, however,
cost him sA.e5, wAich lat PAID snto
eeuri Yesterday.
When . nlan leaves dead animals
around wiihin the city, refus.ag %
take care CT lAem, the l4e oaiss l..m
nuisance. John Johnson = accnsed Il
te,ng a nuisance. Tee chafes IS THAI
he kii.ed . dog and refused la la@e
eaFe ~ the remains. The e&st "a oe
luTesi.g gated ueAt TUESDAY.
Edward Larale aoiuaiiy did make .
nuisance ii himself although he Goes
n0i call u exactly tlaL lie violated
ihe soavingeT acl and PAD S4.S3 tor hls
want ot tasIe.
For ohsiruetng the street, Albert
Decker paid sS.S8
Another sS.S5 victim was Frank Roh-
erls. Who lad committed 81 assault
snd battery ca . nelgAbor.
Little Minnie Reeves is again brought
/ into prominence oy the faU fhat tae
time arrived Yesterday u winch her
case has been ADJOURNED. Another ad-
! iournnlent will keep her LEGALLY nader
/ the eyes of gudees Hnnles and uoi-
comb tdl September -. The charge
against MINNIE ls truancY.
The long drawn at,t eNar,irsf. an II
1 Marin Nand.r Clans. ~. ,.,,,... q, a
fsv lengths of tha Wf...,, At,,,,.f
cgse. af.,itr CIsi,s. ~. i...ll ,....s....-
! ls,r - ths ~l.l,s,.... t..,t,rf
s l. .,.......,
"e N '' nave
& $50 =" '.7
-"Ns
D~''9l' no ''-N 80
ael0Sf ana i'~'- f''''''
The magnihccnt weeping willow on
/ NaieTloo-si-, Jnsi beyond the iaDfoad
tracks, stands 81 iac neaa ~ ilat ihpF-
opSniafe ~ 2 - aioo. 81 rae if@n's ni
hi4-e i+l NAi0" -. '..-. l'soi.s ss'
I
~ ei.aea'i,s 30 ,'-.o' --S' -s".,
se~n' "ee'' VII -A~ 90 P''ss
.'en' t.i'e" vs,A - ls.t+N ~" N-s =.
iae lestei-iis p.aees "a POI =. .'~ ~- .''".
sdesa' "tt- i.'A' - az ,e-@l'
/ io4 'i's ailest 81 7i's's N.i'ss 'tS ~
eeAit =. ShoeAsa i''l '.i,e A~-'.so .o'-'
sioh. A-vte VIE ~ .Ae '.Ai- =. t''s f'S
Yen inmates oi US ,.@ee, 80 hiaiss @-lo
a.s -. -, ;',.i =, 80 - 49,,
Thor. va. i,le,'ass 81 n,ss,ne 49,
ra.S !, ti,e ,,.sr fer +, v,s,,l5 rs,t -
an edifvine sslciaclo - see tne WAGON
/ hauled through tie streets wth so.eu-
teen inmates. including tie police.
/ The names OF those who rode as PRISON
ers were. SUSIE cane, Maud Berry, Mlu-
ME Fish, Rnlv O'Dare. George Prank
nn. George austin. Frank RJbeson. Ia
SIMMONS. Charles Warner aua George
Holmes. The sweep Of the place was
/ SO clean thar cverF light Ia The mouse
was nut oat and the doors were locked.
! The cause 1T tuis particular raid on
! tbls uarticular house AZ this particular
t,uae- Il -,ot I-nopn bnt there Is a strong
/ susn,cion tbat sonef,,np j. behind a
winch wifi come - Ii..at later GA.
-. 49, 80 p.-~s. 49, 49,.
baso-s -,' 80, =, ,ro,,' .,,~,,,l, 80