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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-20

test OF the real pOlltlCas 0entamenss OF
the people. Wednesdays returns from
this state embraced some results clearly
Indicating that President Harrison's
administration has failed to win
approval from the party despite the
ecstatic p@ans of the organs touching
tie first years experiment.
Rochester elected democratic mayor
for the first time in fourteen years. In
1883 the city gave Harrison plurality
of 1927.
In Newburg the democrats made a
clean sweep. Harrison's 3 majority over
Cleveland was 612, and for three years
the mayor has been republican.
Elmira, Gov. Hills home, elected
the entire democratic ticket by about
800 majority.
Ulster county went democratic
Harrison's majority there was 8Ss.
The democrats carried Dutchess
county, which gave Harrison 1,0l6 over
Cleveland. x lssr-s:sss ss--.sz- -.
In Oneida county the democrats
made large gains. Harrison carried
the county by 1,96s over Cleveland.
Utica, the home of one of the muzzled
republican editors, now sub-treasurel
in New York, elected a democratic
mayor by 900 plurality, although the
city went for Harrison in 1883.
At Oswego, Port Jervis, Kingston
Amsterdam, Whitehall, Hornellsville
Buffalo, Batavia and Dunkirk. al
carried by Harrison, the democrat!
were victorious.
The most Significant results, however
are the democratic victories in tn,
once republican stronghold, Iowa. Tht
| democrats achieved success at Bur
lington, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Crestor
and Fort Dodge. At Conesville ths
republicans elected their mayor, bu
the democrats carried the remainder O
the ticket. The mayoralty is in doub
at Des Moines and Sioux City.
And this is the practical verdict o
republican voters in two states on tn
first year of President Harrison's ad
ministration.-N. z. World.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-20
Ellinwood Items.

Ellinwood Items.
From the Advocate.
II. Rohlfing informs us that the
roses in his garden are in bloom.
H. 4. Panning purchased the ranch
of Fred Steckel adjoining town last
week.
A large amount Of wheat is coming
into town daily, and our grain men
are kept busy and consequently happy.
Mr.. West informs US that Elder
McCune formerly pastor of the Pres
byterian church died last week at his
home. Mr.. McCune has many friends
here who will be very sorry at this sad
news.
The railroad tie is the only manu-
factured lumber on the free list. It is
pat there to help out the poor railroads,
who take four cents bushel Of corn
they transport, while the farmer loses
as much On every bushel he ships.
Mr.. Koelsch received a letter from
Tell city Indiana this week, stating that
| on account of the immense floods in
that part of the country the mails are
forwarded by hand car. We have
sometimes thought that the mails were
| forwarded that way in this state.
About thirty young people of this
city met at Pete Kimpler's store last
Friday evening and from there marched
en- masse to give genuine surprise to
Henry Huttmann. in which they sue
ceeded admirably. A pleasant evening
was passed in playing games and other
innocent amusements, and at season
able hour the young people returned to
their several homes. Their visit was
appreciated and Henry asks them to
call again.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-20

The seventh annual report of the
board of railroad commissioners of
Kansas, has been received at this of
fee. It is full of valuable information.
In looking it over one gets better idea
of the magnitude of the railroad inter-
ests. For instance, it shows that the
men employed by the Santa Fe road
numbered 10, ,490 in 1889, and by the
Me. P, for the same period, IL, ,121.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-20

ALONG about May or June the
trouble with the heating apparatus in
our public school buildings will cease.
The gentleman from Chicago is making
an investigation and will probably have
the hot air heaters in good shape by
that time. if not later. In the mean
time, let us pray for forward spring.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-20
Pawnse Rock.

From tAe Lesdee.
Charlie Daniels is able to be out
again. His eyes will be alright, though
he is compelled to keep them c>sEered.
Mrs. Snyder, of Great Bend. daugAter
of Mr.. Jacob Kemmerling, will ,nere
to Pawnee Rock in about ten days.
j. B. Hardy has killed 12O 6lucks this
season down on Ash creek, and all
within few hundred yar6ls of his
house.
Philip Hedrick and family took their
departure on Wednesday for Muncie,
Indiana, expecting to make th at their
future home.
Robt. Victor, president of the
Pawnee county alliance, was in our
city Monday, looking up the mill mat
ter, as We understand, with view of
the alliance taking hold of the mill.
We hope this is true.
j. NJ. Brown has sold his farm east
of town, to Mr.. Milt Mosberger, and
has bought the G. n. Barrett, place
within the city limits. He will move
there shortly. MIR. Barrett goes to
Colorado in week or ten days.
Mr.. Kelsey, brakeman on No. 1
going west on Tuesday, had his arm
broken at Dundee. The train had
stopped to let some one off and when
it started Mr.. Kelsey was standing -on
the platform of the car looking to see
if there was anyone to get on when he
was struck by the mail catcher and
knocked from the car.
MARRIED:-At the residence of the
brides father, Major T. ]. Powell, on
Tuesday, March 11th. 1890, at 8 p. M.
by Rev. Hockensmith, Mr.. Deimer
Blakesley, to Miss Nellie Powell A
large number of friends were present
to witness the happy event, and partske
of the elegant supper which was served
| in y sumptuOuS manner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-23
IS Ell MAS BARAT0,
QikIsAe d IA DoCiluA CaIgfIlEl
seNpsssss per 81 Ps1rs Rips.2a.

Isxto para In Rscuelas do d Isls
dc Puerto-Rico segdn DeCreto Del
Mxcmo. . limo. Ef. Obispo ds ssts
Di6oeaia ID. Juan Antonio Pmg On la
Do Diciembrs de 1880, y rublioado On
81 Belsstn Eclssi6stise sn l.s do Knsro
do 1881, que dice ads
"Dessando facilitar, seg6n % impor.
taneia rsquisrs, II adquisici6n del o.
tecismo dc In Doctrine Oristiana 4 toaa
clase do personas, vsnimos On declarar
tambi6n dc tsxto paxa la Di6cesis sl
antique , popular Oatsciamo del p
RipNlda qus { pesaR de- su rsducido 70.
ldmen, eomprsnds sn sus ssncillas '
concisAs pEsguntas y rsspusstas la su
mA tOdA de b enaeNAnxa Cat6licn; ran.
nisndo 4 IN ven n inmsnaa vsntaja d
astar por su inAmo precio al alcanes ID
90 fAmilias p0bree."
PBaUro.-1 chAvos Eno, 90 etc. doee-
m y $50 etH. grAssa.
Be vsnds an ID IMrRmMA, AEmAorw
DnPApnL LnaxnfA dol BOLnzm Mna
gAMxzL Eortaleka 81, y On ID de d. Josf
GoAxkLns FoMx, EeFtalsxa III. 6I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-23
BOletil Nercantil de PuertO-RieO.

PERIODICO OONsAGRADO
Ia DNEESl DE- Los MTKRESRS HACIOTALES III LMgRICA
ORalHO DRLOg EsPLaOLEs IHCOaDOIOHlLB IN prO RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-23
AMIGOS DE TODOs
PlLDORkS HOLLOWAY.

Ailisass do psrsonas, On todasl las parties
mande, recomisndan diohas Pildoras ecmo
meier Fessaurative dc la salad que 30 oonoosl
ellas earsa todas las afsseieass del ooras6pi
eei higsdo, del sst6mago, de loo riaonss
los lntegtineg, = remUevea 10 aOrimonia a.
nafalsAcia y 10 eardialgia, sxpElsAHde dc j.
saRgxe tsda lmp1rsxa, fortalsoisndo oampls
sAmenta q MsEsma nsgyiese daAdo IN teas
sdahls II sfganisaei6a general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-23
COHTkBILIDkD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete de Libros arre-
glados 4 los formularios publica.
dos por 81 Gobierno General.
Imprcsos do todas clAses para
los Mnnicipios.
De venta On q Imprenta del
ROLnTTN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-23
ENCUADERNACION
DEL "BOLETIN MERCANTII,, >

Rn esta secci6p de Ia casa, mOntada con
todOs los element0s necesariOs proyista de
materiales de primera clase, Sc hacen encn.-
dernaciones en- hOlandesa, carton<. nasfa =.
pamela, piel de leyante CON relieves, todo- ner.
fecto y precios reducidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-23
Tmprenta del GRoletfn. y

\ IA ~ 4OA&A VO4 AU4UU4&As
Sc acaban de reCibir en- eeta Inn
prenta los articulos aiguientes;
Elegantea pesa-cartas.
RELOJES de pared y despeeAnr
dOres de 10 diferentes Glasses.
ESFERAS con CircuIOs de metal.
J OARTERAS para documentoA
LAPIOES mercantiles.
PLBMAG de oro.
ESCBIBANfAG elegantes do 8
ugOs.
OARPErAS de hule ' tafletM
PLUMAS-fuentea.
PAPELERAs de varias elAsas.
MARCOS para retratOs.
REGULRz. - Ret6rica y PoS-
ties.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-23

The Proprietors of the " BOlstiH
MercantI {" have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE 4 CO who are the sole
Agents for all E.gNsb r Haeb
AdprtisiMe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-23
:lICORp,B ,BREA['
|. Vegetal
: DRG ,
. Da GONZALEZ
ODE LA HABANA)

Ounce Amos de exito y mas I
Do Setanta Mil enfermOs eura- 4
dos, algunos de una manera pro- Z
digiosa, son la mejor prUeba para !
demestrar que el Ljc0S BGksA- !
a1sSCO de BFeM e,eOetMk 6et (
III Dr. G0asNGEeN e. 81 que major
ii eomhate los CatarrOs er6niees,
Toses rebeldss, Espectoraciones
abundantes, Asma, Bronquitis y
j dem&s Afeceiones del tubo Hsspi-
ratoFio. Preserya do Ia This, e. )
ttil en- los Catarros de Ia vejiga, =
= purihc& Ii sangre de sus males 3
y humores y tiene una Aecion tdniea :
= sohre TODD el organismo, de tal 4
suerte que con 30 uso se ahre ol
Il apetito y se engcrda.
Los enfarmos cansados de t0mar !
K otras medicinas han reourrido Il 4
~ Lic0a. de BSeO de GOse-
Il sales, y su benefico inhujo han
recuperado el don mas precioso de
q ID vida, que es Ia salud.
4 I'll pdblico no debe confundir 81
3 LScO1. de Bsc0 de GO9a-
8 MNIeN, con otros compuestos que
20 anuncian con nombres pare
cidos y que no son mas que inita-
clones sin afcacia.
= ~Ns~s~A--ssan~s
10 LtCOr de BfeO N vesads
J an tOdGs Ias Boticds acreditadas
: De lds IsI6s De Cuba n =
8 Puerto Ricov a Rspsi6l 6lica d M6pieo.
I De venta en- ID Farma-
! cia de
an r GuilIs1ssty. xna,
VCaseoeoo %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-23
GEOGRA AELA
AsTRON0MIOA Y P0IlTIuA
II BplEl l gUs PosRSIeAn UIfllKllMli

Ohm dsolnrMdM Al tsxte paRn -
.seuelss a snta provin0ia 2.s Ndls1ts
d vtpAa = q Imprensa al Bars
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-23

Este maravillose b&laame sana InfaIIblsusn
. lae heEidas antigzaA In llaxas, , les male
do piernAs y do psehe. Per medic de I'm lniIuan
ola Las tlssraa viralsRtas temaa navy proats
m asPeeto oeAvaieoisAte y dasaparsoea. n.
n&s desa, ssts anguSate 3sniksrants, de pre}
daelr uaa eNra psr3seta Dc lns Sksecleeea ds a
mlsl, les esastipadss, las tssas y q rsamstis
me- ann esaade % ha apslade sn vans ts
der Iepaemks renedioa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-23

administration dn BoIetin Mer-
sasdA phonneur de prier Messieurs
Aa Annoneiers faneais de vouloir bien
.snaestre Ieurs ordres de PublicitG 1
~. AMEDEE PRINCE q ci., qui
CT les Agents uniques Ct exclusifs
, = Journal pour h PgbkeiN Frasesi1
! fRleiss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
A 50 LD1ER CANDIDATE.
Fror wash aston Gardner Urged By His
Iri-nd. tor SECRETARY % state.

Frof wash. aston Gardner Urged By Ills
Friends tor SECRETARY % state
rHe GRAND Lcdge Republican has tho
fe.ov ~ ,0 say relst.ve % Rev. Wash
lu-.an t,ar,HcI. in urging him as
cantnlue Cor ,ae oEcc Of Secretary Of
Sa..
The E.puhlC1-s could not Dut iu
nomination f1r tis ot6ce q stronger
ue- nos one who would please so well
tnr 900 soldiers vt0 Iorc. respect and
berrr hm. He WAS the yogugcs Of
fr o.at. rs. tIIot whom ved 1nd
scrycaiu tne Union army. Iic enlisted
in fs.l. ~. v..eu years of sCc. and
served three wears and two months. and
never pm ssCi Eu ergf cement .n which
hs -ufrt PARTICIPATED daring all
that tma FROM ~aaoh CD gosasa. u
wa.rI 'lst erra cement DE WAS BADLY
woendet Returning homr ~ the a1e
cd neeter1. No stud sd law aad was
admitted t0 Practice u the courts Of
Nrv l1rs and Nlco gan. For a mum
htr of wears .s was r min SEER lu the
NJ gan conference of the Method e.
Erscopa church. and at present holds
nrofess0rs1 81 lt Altou college.
.'lle. perhaps - tne best known. and
a. vel beloved as any comrsds In tae
State. and corfessedly one Of The finest
platform orators in Michigan. Above
al che qualities mentioned shine his
qualities as a clean. honest. honorable
Cn-s- an gentleman.
SIR Gardner 81 a former resident If
Kent county and has many friends in
Grand Rapids. The mention OF his
name hv t1a press nf the S-3te fcr the
otice question IS meeting WITH much
favor nere. He WAS az one rma de-
parlrent commarder 0f the c. a. r..
TOR M'ch gan. his friends are legion
ard ho would probably brug more
strength to che ticket thsr any other
candidate tbat cUui id be nominated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
PLAIN STATEMENTS.
That VIII Always be Verified
Upon Application.
willing People Should Come
and Sec for Themselves
Interesting Evidence Given by
a Grand Rapids Citizen.

IL Was several years ago thsf ny EtteatleA
N1s hrsg esl.eG tStAs matter. re3Arkea M
a. bro@u. wbo Is eDPleyed - Nsis'A
hros Co, 81 &c N0aree- -. Snai nc ee.-
uAuea. li esgsn > severe eoia ln INC Aes---
hSa noticea Tor leag line Ia ~ feek i.
e9ld very e21ls. NJ nose would stop ~ h's'
- enc Siae thea oa the ether. aEa -efS 2" -
cons. derable d!se srge. i hen lie meeus
e0ald keep Cropping down iDto ms t-fe~''
Nsien KEPT ne e0nt.n tally ha~king @ha sp.t
Tag. he macGs or whatever yea ina> a.
n. HAs 80 net mes yellow az otLers ihlh aha
Hatefy. after q alll- nay t4Fost bef ne W
sore snd vas s. z-ly swollen a. iia-ss th@i
could haTdlg sw&l0s. j cous e sr az @eai'
70 wa,a dry, LsoAins co4gh. supp ssit -
the irritation In ny throat tB4I caused "a
there seemed 10 te something STICKING RDefe
lhal ooud q Rot gei u2 OF down. n eonai-
tioa e0aunue . grow worse and NoIs an "a
it uas very evident thai something must e
doae 10 eLeck II or 10 would terminate in a
serious luag troulIe. / oOnsalie saseral pay
slc,ans. s. used variety Of patent rem edlVs
wi hout any appaTeat benefit Finally ] no.
t.cet IN tho daily paper al account o. case
that seemed 10 be 5 im.lEr 20 mine, AID WI "a
had been cured ty Dr. Brown, ana deief-
m ne 20 give him a trial. After calling a his
onloe 81 4s LasTaye-st. and taking over the
matter ! c)Rc!uted 10 pa e myself IA his care.
l wish 10 SAY right here tia. 1 am very nHcL
surprised at the salt. lie gave me imme-
diate relief aud Ia two weeks tine nv al a.
gre able symptoms lett me. fee very CRATE
fal u tie DOc.or for what he nas done ior m e..
and shall feel glad of an opportunity 70 say q
good word ior him or talk ID N after over
with any one Interested
As stated above. Mr.. W. G. Brown can be
found al 6S Monroe-sL and this staten snt
verified
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
THE CONNECTION.
Showing the Intimate Relations Be-
tween Catarrhal Troubles
and Deafness.

A large proportlon Of tie troubles of the ear
may be traceI TO catarrhal affections. Many
sufferers from catarrh Will testify u ia Pc
eullar effect that the DIS ase 5, ems 10 nave.
even IN lis early stages upon tie Aea ing. The
roaring and buzZing in tIe ears Is one u the
most familiar symptoms 10 cagarrha. s4aer-
ers.
Sometimes the sound which they hear IN
Their ears is described by them as seam
going out Of pipe" "the sound CT great
waterfall. sounds OF water oyer1o~ins.' or
"steam from "A locomotive" as buying, ng
inc. rlngins and cracking. sonet.nesllke the
sounds in slell held a the ear o. the curSI-
ing OF bubbles.
Sometimes the sounds are OF a beating pull
sating. throbbing character, in eases keeping
time with the regular beating Of the heart.
SOIreti mes there are several differ n sounds.
such as pusatiag aad buzzing together IN
some cases the sounds are 50 intense a. 10
render life a burden. aud there are Instances
on record where tAe distracted sufferer las
resorted to suicide 10 rid hlms n Of them.
There can be 10 more important p-e1isOos-
ing CT excitilg cause n producing esc diseases
taan cat .rrh in the nose or throat. Iac synp-
toms II catarrh itself can hardly De mistaken
In any eases the patients have pans aa0ut The
chest and sidcs. aud sometimes in ths back.
taste especially in tae mOrEing. sort Of
sticky slime collects about the teeth. Tne
appetite is poor. There Is a feeling Ike a
heavy load on the stomach. sometimes i3iat.
"au-gone" sensation at the pit Of stomach
which food does net satisfy. Tie eyes ace
suAkeD, the hands and feet become cold and
feel c.ammy.
After a while cough sets in. a. first Org. bat
after a lew months is isattended with green
ish colored expectorston. The patient feels
tired all the while. and sleep does not seem 10
/ afford any rest. Alter time he becomes ner-
vOus. irritable aud gloomy. and has evil fore
/ bodings. There is a gddlness. a sort of whirl-
| ing sensation in the head waen rising u2 81 J.
/ denly. II e howels become costive the sSI n
| is dry and hot AT times; the blood becomes
/ thick and stagnant; the whites OF the eyes be-
/ come ilngcd with yellow; the kidney secre
/ uons become sea Ity and high colored. deDos-
itiug sediment after Standing. 1heCe s II
( quantly a splitting up of the food. sometime
witn a sour taste and sometimes with a sweet
/ ish TASTE; this is frequently attended with pa
ptati0n of the heart and astbmatlc symptoms.
Offices. i3 Lagrave-st. Hours. 10 II d M.
/ tc4 p. m. and 10 r. m.
Sundays a. m. to L. m.
Direct all mail TO or call on DR.. G. r
BROWN. 43 Lagrave-st.. Gran 4 Rarids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
TOWN TOPICS.

E1tNiAllA A.A- ~ Ntf-tA -ta4fs
Circuit court opens J5aaorFOW.
Cabinet photos. 3 pc dozen, 81
Wykes. .J Al0LFoe--t.
There are up % date So 'ogs that
have secured their permit % l-ye~
Cabinets. g. per dozen. at Bay9e's
Ground Floor Gallery, p Fountain-~t-
The Aroeiter society viii celebrate rs
tweuty-fiFst anniversary next Tuesday.
The e. q w. NJ. are arranging 20 run
a. excursion % Laporte, Ind, August
-.
Rev. VIM. Denman will address the
young nleu al Hartman's lecture room
a. 4 o clock.
a hue line Of new fall shapes IN
straw and felt goods Just received by
Adams 4 TO.
Surveyors are az work near Belding,
snry eyiag the projected line from that
place % tnls city.
Mfs VIM. Miliee who was Injured At
the northern terminus OF tie cable
road. IS slowly recovering.
Attorneys must file notices Of trial
for the september term OF the superior
court Oh or before August so.
The Democratic caucuses for the
township O. Grand Rapids VIII be held
at Reeds lake next saturday.
Christian Bertsch bought of the Mary
y smith estate lots 10 and IL, Cam
Pau's plat. yesterday, for $4,000.
The case of Hattie Cal<lns assault
ana battery, was appealed to the circuit
court yesterday from the police court.
The D.. T.. q y. viii put a bend in
their road so IS 20 take IN Beiding. in
stead Of backing down 10 II as at pre-
sent.
&. Zaalm.nk yesterday sold thirteen
lots in hs Central Park resort. near
Mtcaiawa PARK, 10 Grand Rapids
parties.
There wiu be a special meeting Of
Silver star Lodge at the hall, Monday,
a. 20 3. m. All members are requested
O. attend
DO no, forget that Gardiner & Baxter
sre now showing their fall line Of fine
talor-made clothing. IL Will pay you
% see them.
A large excursion VIII come here
fg9m Kalamazoo today. The Kalama-
ZOO baseball club Will accompany them,
AMI play the WestOus at Alger Park n
the afternoon.
The Feunsular club held its regular
moutniy s0cial meeting last evening. \
number of guests were invited BY the
members and O very enjoyable time
was A8ld. Refreshments we're served
tom 9 o. j..
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
NO MORE FRECkLES.
USE PROF. I. HUBERT's
MaIvina Cream and Lotion

Itisa preparation unrlva,ed ior Beau' lyng
the Complexion and an unfaiuug remedy far
ihe removal Of FTeckles. Pimpses. Aofn Patch
"a ian Suaburn. Liver males and kugvorm
and All scsly eTunfin1s. Try lt ard bc cot-
vfnced Take TO worthless IN tafion With
Ike sounding name. Insist upon having
MALNINA.
Ifthis preparation should fail - answer 20
the qualifications as above mentioned. your
money will be refunded. Price, Soc. FOR each.
For sale by al druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

We. the livcrvmeu and hackmen.
hereby agree to turnsh tir,t-class hacks
and none others for funerals tor and at
the rate OF two 50 each. inside OF tie
c.tv limits, and we viii not furnish
hacks for the bencht0f those who have
cut the prices and are running second
class hacks.
tIrLr 81 GFEENLEY.
4. TABor.
ri. y. PUivEF.
BALI Is WtrrErs TRANsFEa &C.
Nl. koCif
PLATTE * HANNEasCH,IIDr.
a. v. AIBEE.
D0RTHv & pATrEHsoS.
a. N. RATUB
August 8, lsgo 22l If
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

+. IT. Ford, vce-president If the
Alaska Reflizsrator Company Of Michi-
gan Citv. Ind. sad formerly wltn the
Grand Rsusds Refrigerator Company.
vas r- the city yesterday. Nr. Ford
while here purchased considerable ma
chinerv for the new factory, wh'ch wI
have = capacity of $1,000 to 5,o0o rs-
irger8tors per aunuln-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

hont suter any lcrg remove
corrs. bunaors and rr-r7wirg rails for
men, wnuio1 art children. sud e. -
Che feet fu rerer1I. witncgt psrr &c tre
IuiS sh and Russian Bath House. coz
rer Monroe and Ic-a-sts.
II 81 TABcrFsTTEs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
nctrnit rrnositinn

The n. g. II & ~ Rv. viii sell ex-
Cgrs.on tickets - ihc Detroit ExroatIo1.
August - 90 september 5, good for re-
turn up to and including September g,
A. rate Of s. for the round trip. lnclud-
ing tcset of admission % the great
exposition.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

pon't fa1 to use N ss Flora A. Jones
famous Blush of Roses. for vcur
comp ievon. Prce, 75c per bottle.
Peek pres
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

le1tlE.lI "a sAs q I-.ia la - 49,
Na-a.11f1n aPri.ea tls asrl elaL-er Jon.
ala.a zild leEcs rle lzlns - H1iea tas
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1rrl lIl4
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lrsl-l1lsr s.l1 politician elatl le1L
iaoo- Desll 81 Aatlles boaitoa. clgi1eer ald
tsltucr ~ I1llas Natt- born -.
if'o-Ch1Fies x ~ Eraaaa re-lrel to Enxizl1
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ls7z-AlriFai - Iapsaese sIaoassy ID Eaglaad-
lEsl- De.1la li lis 5i.iA eas.lnlst ssed 30
lak-l-I81n T. So igzl eolFats1 4l Furgis. Ms. 4
- Frzs 1shring. znd sal5arced l0 eae yslg :
Imprisonment. cass alfeaie'1 ca secon1
EuAl b. va alei 80 and released
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

WAsarzeras. A8s lT.-For Lover
A.chlzan showers cooler NesisfiE
waals. For Uppef 4eh sas-f4.E
westerly ElnGs. cooler.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

Ed McDermaud, known "a Mack the
Photographer formerly of the West
SIDE. las opened up an elegant nev
studo AZ - Caual-st. lis many friends
art customers are cordially lnv.teI to
call and see hm
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

$500 Reward /!

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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
bGs = picture If our mil. None genuine
without is
NAILET Cry M1Trxs Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

Lily White Flon-,
Made ~ Valley CITY Nl.Eog Co.. Grand
Rapids, Is a family lav0rte. Try is.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

Thh Date IN History Aug. II.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

The first co.orci graduate from
the department Of music of the
Tnvers fy Of Pennsylvania is Mss Ida
r. B0wser. She is m aCcoUri shed
volInist, aoe hascomposed several snort
sonat8s.