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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-20
MONDAY.
The Sth Day Of March, 4. D. 1883.

At the hons OF ten O'Clock in the forenoou
OF tnat Gay, commence IN sell the real -
tate upon which taxes are q Hen. n puhiit
auction, for and on account Of such delin-
9uent taxes thereon. In the once OF tie
County. Tax Collector. corner Templo tnd
New High streets. in the City Of Los Angeles.
state OF California, and that I VIII couSinue
such sale from day to day, I6unSevs enS
iesa, holidays exceoted,) according 70 -
adj urnments, and between the hours Of 10
clock A: M, and O'Clock r. M.rf eecn
gay gay OF sale, and at the sane place. until
or 90 much thereof as may be necessary.
al oe sold and that will sell the malleok
quantity OF each piece or parcel OF properly
liable for such taxes that will be taken 81
any person for the amount. in legal coih
OF the United States, of tn. tar aud costs
remaining due and uDpSid thereon. 70
gether with the sum of fifty 1901 cent?, pro-
| vided by law for tho certificates Of sclo n
duplicate in each and every case
Signed and dated at the said City oS Loo
D. 1884
| ]. A. CRAWFORD.
Tax CaAert0r Of Los Angeles Counfy.
Calf rnta.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-20
MAWSON BROS.
.SPECIALTIEsl i: i. Nj
NONE Y TO LOAN.

a5 f on Main, near Court st., clean s.de. i.
Is 4 7 or. on Main. near Second. clean siaA-
So s1s 6 o9, Sn Main. r near & seeoea alssn
~ # on Main. near Fifth. clesn isdss esssusl
40 # on First. near Fort, $500 psrfti fa
7Oxl 55, Fort st.. near Second. 1910 pr = "
| 5Oxi5Qt to alley. Fort, W: SIDE 9sar l1iGGel "
2 story s.room house, $16. 6.00A IS cashs bals q
% ioSSi5o ". side Hope; 81 yooo.s sA4
1oOxS50 clean side Pearl. near Tenth. els6 4
Sss,, sS50sr on clean side u. rs..l .sss
6Oxl 40 ON Main st.. Mentasnst trncA eeeoo,sl
boalS7 sssh to alley, ys,S clean side Grsnd sysas
eOxi65 east side Hope, near -rentae $500 q
sOx2Os corner Grand avenue and Klnnee.
5oxi25 corner Lcs Angeles and welrk i
10 room house; very Cheap; Qooo0 s..,><
7s1niiTHS 81 Honss corner Saoo 0uve ana cshiasnlae
9n3lxl2IK&. corner on Hope It, @eoQos ~. n d
lS0xSos clean side FtsaeroA. $1s.oo0 I'D
...e..a.AoRE PRofERrY'.. ,~.,s .I.,. "A
,sn, acre sigSS5. i9gSSS Grand svsaa~ and kaaAs
sserss Is. Rsesh1yn Ses Ayr Fsien4 snd 'es..A st
So y acTes .Hss; mile yS NJ " q a,epa.,. :;
cheap che, $S0o @ pr aero; Joining pscpeE1
| ,rls As------ - a.,a&A i4s,4k
i. We e., s.ys :; sd,,s .s e sAs ,ss !|y y
ss $. sPRING 4 STREAM t
stA > .ss,ss-s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-20
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIvEN, THAT DEFAuIr
i having been made In the navmsrs -
taxes due to the State OF California snd 70
tne county OF Los Angeles for the 6scSi
year iSs7,a. upon the property hereinbe befos0
for the safd County of Los Angeles. ~ vi,,~ ~
OF the authority in me vested By law, unlees
the taxes de inquent, together with tho
COSTS ana per centages, are paid, will on
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-20
rofAx HAx
WITH coR.
.As.1GA.IEs9

,7s1 Wzrx coss.
izs5. Hisc E iot iiot s. 8. bis 81 : s4E
t!66 One acre Of land - sfa> - ~
Mtsoa.s, Mnaon s,yTSnue. bd By Riioy sr6
i7g'asd i7ss Also s,iSt iSt + = ,lrG M,:s:f:a
By JerebscE. y s, 'nrG fryincc o. Horsoh.s
1868. In Ords snrvev rc.,,. ~
oGcSpied saS6 q by ciry, lot |, 81 q ~
10y. In Pasadena city, In Wash. -
Xssn Sssn l.%d. sug o., Of part OF dfv 9 sGoo
ITO. Also lot lot sSx,7, g n on ~
yaiisy iRisacy q st beginning as II oi
l77I. Alsolo 2oox7s II nm N .,a eS
TTsnnoe Ts;r piace. beginning $50 It from
ol l:12. Also lot l0Ox75 It side os % =
HFsisnge Fsir tiace. beginning 2a5 # y Of
. I77a Also lot 1875 # on side Of q 60
grange Pa Pi.ce. by Is # on W side Of
H4 In james Smith tract. n A a - ~
OF lot 81. bl B VA 80
~, Im Unknown owner-In Los An
6er se,es Cttyin Merriam, Marsh 4 Gard.
ner ,,s .uo OF lot 1. bl s6, II 8, lot Is ASx
Heo Wadman W B - Personal
l5si; Lord, / Win woolsn xm z g.
tract. lot 6. bl 12 10
lIs2. Also lot :, bl 12 80
l7s3 Also lot 8, bl ~ 90
~ - Also lot 9, bll2 1.S
i7s5 Also lot 10, bila ~
r, aIoo, Yale, Benito-Lot 81 # ON
Upper 9p Main st and 60 It on Me-
II OF l6 o 8. lot is & 16, hl 81 q q.
- Vntnown h owner-In Sanchez trt.
lo' q OH nN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-20

'Pasadena, in T Nichols sub div OF
part obi X. San PasQual tract, LOT )
706. LotN '4 ..u.
10. Lot 70 '"a -
Bp9o. Lot "a
eaiI. ,pknown owner in city. Pasar
-Nena, about 10 acres o. lAnd IN sW
corner of Ill J, san Patqual tracs, ex-
ssessed TO Euith A kODtnsOn, BID Y by
W n Abotts sub div, 9 by M L Ear
ris 4 L 81 john 81 . div. BY Call
iiornis s., " BY Los Robles ave
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-20

l50 Unk own 0sDer..-In Los
,5 1 Angeles city, al oil, Low tract, lot
u IRON Ing 80 IL on = side OF Mis- ion Ct.
IL bd by land OF J Gallea, sw BY land
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

II appears that in spite OF the way in
which the Administration has applied the
pressure 10 compel the Democratic party to
unIte on its free-trade policy, there are stl
two or three Democratic parties in exist
encs. And tins accounts. SAYS the Pbiia-
deiphia Prs,s, for the disturbance now cen
tering around the National Democratic
headquarters In New York Chairman
Barnum. of the general committee, and
Chairman Brice, OF the executive commit
tee, are not in sympathy with the Presi-
dents policy aud that which has been
adopted by the party and Incorporated in its
platform. They are accused OF holding the
campaign back ia the hope that Mr.. Cleve-
land will flop 10 protection ia ms letter OF
acceptance and thus enable them 10 make
another decoy canvass such a. was made
four years ago
On tha other hand. free traders Ike
Colonel Watterson are talking out vigor-
ouslv. and want 10 know whether the Presi-
dent j. with them or whether be Is against
them. They have got him forward on their
platform. Jut, quceriy enough, they don't
seem to feel certain that they viii be able 70
keep Inn there in the face of the efforts OF
Barnum. German and some others leaning
TO protection to pull him the other way.
Meantime, Congressman Scott who had
halcyon and vociferous career FOR a short
time. and was prsnclng all over the c0un-
try with free-tradc Administration and d
frcc-tr;ee party on his back until he ran up
against Senator German and was refused
the Craftsmanship Of the National Commit
tee, has retired from politics until he, too,
can find out what is going to happen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
Achieving Disgrnre.

The Administ ration OF Grover Cleveland
which promised so much in the way of the
puri6cation Of politics. beginning with the
reformation Of the civil service. has achieved
a degree Of disgrace in the use Of all the de
parfmenfs Of the Government for polItica
purposes. surprising AL presidents ever
in the Democratic party. Mr.. Whitney.
Secretary OK the Navy, has been using the
navy-yards unscrgpuiousiy 20 place polite
lans We are informed that he did this re-
Gently a. the command Of the boss Of The
Tammany society in New York 20 scan
dalous extent. The mugwump member Of
the Cabinet Mr. Endicott, has gone into TIE
same business 60 Far "a the army = con
cerned The order that he has issued, using
ne army a. far "a possible IN the enter
PRISE II re- eiecting Cleveland. ~ simply dis
graceful Tho postal system - employed
with direcfneas m uniawfuly distributing
essnnaIen documents - al extent that has
never been known and SAL the mugwumT
wh.nes. and Apologies family. and *
presses his regrets. and says it is unfortunate
-0uf be yvorships Cleveland all the same
Even the Red Ton real estate speculation or
the extension ~ Massachusetts avenue
w.th public money and tho rotten squeauct
~ Washington. do nor. SAYS the Cincinnati
flre,uerr.s "a fsosSifs. sfTett the csmpisCencg
Of those politicians who feit tbas the preser
vaaon - their own virtue demanded fha'
trey shouls be indignant, asd violent. aae
ssaderoZs towards NJ Blaine.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

On enc side sss have GENERA Harrison.
cualpassesl about b7 good VIII. followed b.
the r0od WISHES ~ al VINO know hirn AZ
houe. besleged from abroad ~ thousand
sv saences y frienGltusss snd enthusiastic
aev0tiau. and on he ether SIDE grc have
wei. We have Grover Cleveland The name
rs become itseif descriptive ep'thet So
= r.e uane - q asn without . personal
frerd TIE hsndshakinE pslsg has MT
frrr bed NJ Cleveland this sumner Ii
recovered from II several uoufhe aVo ard
= nrf hzelv - have serious relapse A
luminous commentary on 80 pe-Sousi qBsi-
IT'S 81 he nan = he disise wh1ch ~ hss
succeeded in turninE Against htn IN his own
CIR. which ever n so uss critically r.
c~edui1us - The extrscrs inzrv Tretensiors
of her MAJ ~ Desfuv FatgTe generations
~ srt dowa - tae credit ~ BFslc re
Ears -hzs she xner " Cleveland better
THAR tho ~snslader - tbe counfrF I'D A
great fsai - 81 sirsi nnacy ass beer cared
wtshin faar years ever sCErs Gases FlrinE
vzv an re rre-er .sn ~ CitVssod
erresic ssrair sferer u.fh t,e arier~rsr.i-
ins tdss rss Refwn rrdr0r Fsrr
~ -erE cnee I'd ~ terssrd very
rs--ur ral zre~e waea be ra1e -
e9 sfs ef fsrsun-rst.r -eforn q tee eivl5
serV ard ere 5.snosttsar e ercvnE -
6srrsf. Ia e. tan9s = Presacest was IA
or sFsris preves esiaeF . ss<<4sEs a.
tT1z.ster -isz<
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

When the Mills bill was under discussion
In the House Of Representatives., Mr.. Bu-
chanan. Representative from New Jersey,
offered the following amendment:
Provided further, that whenever any Of
the goods. wares and merchandise in this
section mentioned are the products in whole
or in part OF convict labor, the same shall
pay treble the several rates by this section
imposed "
Every Republican present voted for the
amendment and every Democrat voted
against it. The Democrats IN a man voted
TO admit free Of duty the products not only
Of foreign labor, but Of foreign convict
labor.
And this is the party which processes
such an interest in the welfare Of the
American working men. Democratic State
conventions pass resolution after resolution
protesting against convict labor coming IL
90 competition with the labor of honest
men: they denounce all systems which
would operate IN any degree 10 establish
such a competition; and then, when Re
publican Representative seeks 20 bar out
tho product OF the convict labor 81 Germany
or England or France, every Democratic
Congressman in the House voted against II.
How lorg. asks the San Francisco Chron-
irtf, Will tne Wofhlhs men OF AA4tsF's ~ ut-
ceived by the Democratic party and by It's
lying professions Of regard for themi They
promise all serts of fine thing 10 The york
Ing-men, but when 1t comes time 70 fulfil
those promises they do nothing, even refus
ing. a. in this instance. 70 protect them
against the cruel competition Of foreign
convict labor.
Lest The statement just made should be
doubted, we aid that the incident occurred
as stated on the 18th day OF last July
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

fes astsess - ssssss4ry E..Eetila -
a. es@lSs ~ D~Es~s - b>ass
The SecFelsrs 81 s.ls fFs2saFs sesa2s %
ssys -4g..rzles q see- - fsaef - 80
cAs-ee ~ zegs.si eFs saEzs "a sPlt4 ~ -
AfeEs1s sazs esF fhss - fD.ease sarFlas
ss&aae1 - Is tas Treasary l1s tr.fA >
sz.s 49, sse8 seatlsrec a--sss tae >2leeal
s42Aa u s1srs4g r43s 81 - -s~atFs
4a @Ie Sac s>sts 80 d aee as.a
81 em n - 49, anent Is 7effs
gafs eeeY - 49, a. 81 osrt-la ihszass 80
gfssas la4t sls psaef 81 81. zH-'lizs eef-
.zsa 1850 u ~sie4 o. a<ls-ssi psfe4 SIS %
t1s a. e-4 eslr, aat e1e a-oitst ~ zee
healal .es1 parts n aas sever 4sea before
a. lae LssBssf&ls 49, ussag n@~ TIE
Tena fau policy - - ssslEnzte oertsIa
e4a5s -n .rta-h me lsLsreal reYeaue asa
customs E.celpts sssrs 4eplsstsd tsHpaTsf-
u.s. a.. as44liy . szssA Amounts 0at he
pressaL SECRETARY - gns Treasury uoi only
coatiaaes tais 04t s6ds fo 4 grants OF
algaeys 4rsSsig Ia lhe United ~ 4tes fre4s-
bFy.
TIE Wzshlr Eton correspondent 81 tas
Ptlsbssrza ftsss giFes the fo--0Nias - ne
slles shsEs gEess ccgosltory haa-s 80
loeszea
Charleston = e.. ~ F2s0. Saa AateaIo
gh4fraaooga, kno4Fiiie. sienFi.ls Nssa-
slas Iailss, Lyneh0arg Norfolk. Elch
u0aa Slalnt0n Martins Durg GreeuFaiie,
+ T. fexarkaaa- hungsFHls, Selma, Ala,
Lrtle Rack. Jaezsouslls, Atlanta, >svsn-
naa- Gasiu <Joa, CarroEton. LeNugton,
kF. Louisville. NeW Orleans. kanzAs Clt5,
81 Louis. S. Joscpa No, Shreveport
Charlotte. y a.. AL Raleigh m the south.
ia tie North aud West, New YORK O1tY,
Portland. Ore Ogden Burlington, and
Mouipk er, VI Madison. WIS. Denves,
Bs4dgood ana Haron. ID T. Helena, n.
r.. Omaha. Neb. Boise Clty, Idaho, MI
waukee aud oshkosh. VS.
FROM tins showing il Is quite evident, says
the Cleveland Lenda, mat the South y
getting rs hugers INTO the public crib m =
wholesale way I; We were only aoie 20
set a, the amounts held by each bank u
would. doubtless. be f0und that nearly
every dollar ~ the eighty million dollars
now held by the banks, Tor which they pay
20 Interest. II under the control OF Demo
cratic politicians Ia the long list OF south
ern towns there are bat i've that have one
hundred Thousand inhabitants or over, and
bat three Of the cities m the list OF North
ern and Western cities.
Many ~ these places have no clearing
houses. and bit few a. them are huancial
ceutcrs The main idea seems 10 be 10 re-
pay lie South for being solidly Democratic
and 10 furnish funds ia New York City for
the Democratic campaign. Phlladelp hia,
Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
and Boston are not on the list They are IN
Republican States. Covington. KY, Shreve-
port, la. Martinsburg, w. Va, and other
comparatively insignificant places IN the
South are
The Secretary OF the Treasury seems 20
have been governed by strictly partisan
and sectional plan in distributing the sur
tplus among the banks Of the country. Like
any other Democrat, party welfare is his
first idea. And the Government funds fur
Rlsh the basis of tine Democratic cam
paign fund.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25


H. .sss tAaa 49, yeas t6s gee
sassfloa Ill - issiled Lei 90 Re
2abhcsa xiys aia zssf oceaslcn - fsgssi
t1at Ls ia act sork lsnssr for tss sse-
tioa q 8slsssl HAHzIsos kFen 8
thsss @sf= 60 great prszaRis ssyasFssi
Sc ctsrsessE - tbs 80 Gsa sEca4 a.
esss 10 soss II al lhcss wAo are p
favor n sfEsag. pare Msahood. 1he re
q G.s@xsl HAaaisos = opsu q tie
sgfat al ~ Qus dare ssy = sert sxsInsf
e. 4alls t1sgEL4sos rseoFt . hks t-sf
90 sls Pzxsg. BOt Spsa 70 iAssstlssS,oE.
WaLls i = sci 10 sseDarsss aaG ~sl-
euns al slsus q i4pfoss1sEs - asG
AL psftiss - ~oald pEs,sr 10 have -
ls4fsrs tDoss sbo hsYs . fseosd ~
Ehien 80 esa &c proad sad foF sblcb s~
ns.d ssssf make sxeuss. ths lev crit
sis1s snleh hass cssa male against tbs
RspaDhesa csBdldats for Fgszl1slG have
ossn pEosed 70 D. talss snd jet ths De
aoersis Use thea because they eau tnd
Hothsug else. Add 20 the pure character
Of ne man ia grand Fsoofd ot TIE party
sad the stsoaz prsBsspls of E-otsctaon
asd - nave thai sbich al arouse the
sUthas-ssm u ali true Republicans sod
ssszsa ne thoughts u The bsst demo
erats Doa'g Dc ashamed of y0ar sntlg-
siszza. 0us ct u aroazs you 10 DO The bss,
week a yoaf ne "a the nsxE tsslss days
u order 10 render q no avsii The wi.fal
mlarspressutatlons u the Democracy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
TaE rAIoE roo nIGH

" r. NsIsH, q saloon man on Diva
hon 81, came OOt Ia tes LlsmOcrIt yestsr-
day morning 10 an affidavit AMI said ths,
= lRspublicaa ofhce- holder had offered
bin $40 FOR his influences u be would
Use Il for bELKNsF. Mr.. WALsu does
not see rs to give toe name q The msu
Who offered that amount and the coua-
miltss are Very anxious to know who
made ne Offer. Two hundred dollars Is
q Big price 10 pay for W L. WALsA's in-
hasncs, a no ole sysr anew that % had
any, unlsss. perhaps, he might have Sc
cared certain woman's vote IN times
nat
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
FORGERY as WELL as FRAUD.
Democratic Method. In Distributing Cana
Paisn Literature.


Paisn Literature
The Sew York Trutas recently charged
that Representative :. =. Cox, Of thar city,
was defrauding the postal department oy
sending out Democratic campaign literature
under his frank, contrary 10 law Mr. COX
prolaptly denied the charge. Democratic
journals commented upon il as wicked
campaign lie, and the Tribane was put 10
the proof Il promptly produced four
pound package Of campGign document
bearing Mr.. Cox name. winch had passed
through the mails Mr. Cox Immediately
pronounced his alleged signature . forgery.
We have not the slightest doubt says the
Cleveland Leadey that Mr. Cox tells The
truth. We do not believe be would lie about
il. We believe the signature on this and
other packages were forged. But IN exon
Grating Mr. Cox what does the investigation
of the matter also do' Il proves that some
body employed by the Democratic National
Committee IS forging the names OF Demo
cratic Congressman 10 save postage on
Democratic campaign documents. No sub
ordinate Of the committee would DO this
without Instructions Mr.. COx's denial,
therefore shows that the Democratic
National Committee IS not only dcfraudlng
the Postal Department, bat Is also guilty OF
kind Of forgery that is punishable by Sc
we're fine and Imprisonment. Mr.. Cox GER
tainly owes it TO himself and 70 the public
to bring this crime home to the offenders.
II looked bad enough for the Democratic
party 10 have itsppear that one Of It's lead
ers was guilty of Ietty, contemplate
fraud. but how much worse II is TO have Il
shown that its National Committee and not
Mr. Cox Is the criminal, and that the crime
includes the greater oifense Of forgery.
The Postal Department has been denoral-
lied and debauchei by the Democratic party
10 such an extent as to afford ample rcaso1,
if none other existed, why the Democratic
party should be defeated IN November.
Turn the rascals and incompetents, tie
forgers and ballot-box suffers OUT
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

oar sieck IN tia hne embraces ths Beet
Goods "a The nsafkef
Oar Underwear q All sought IA case lots
a. tee iowes manufacturer rates
We w0uic quote prices bal a. MOI anew
wbefe b. eefin. e. everything &c have IN
tbis line is bAfgsiu - ghe price solo fof.
Trade Nth
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
coaOAela.s cssp.t soNa.

~ - - - - = - ~ = * -
O. Desaefrels. sear 80 4ps es
sea se. Gre .F4sefe $50 sse
F~@@ - fssz saa - aze - -
-eetfS Iree a~T s-e.e afs
rs.~ss.@4 Il 80 ra.e.ea SEA-
s.s s--s fa-s4sf
49, ae t4aa zs4re lss >aas-- --a
ef2 ese free fra41Ts ssea l4s
Czesr s~sye. CisssHsus ass
s 1aa tss N
E14as 4s1 1tssEerf.f
Ga brl-ss ssss ts-.sFs. s-sss-esei
Tss - 3 seatas Is sss b~.e1e
s-stai-efs. s4assas se1 as
TIE sk&zs ss9 ssssss "a - So 49,
lsQe1 eyf. aaal.aa. $500 25t
We 3 CAL 81 laassE 81 tae 2as-
ts,earsgs oaatanA $500 ass
fs-s go 80 F@s $50 ssses tzs s-4--
Gees egs. 49, -ssx- $50 ess
Caokrs- 81 Clsss - Use 90
hye ftgrH4r hyr o.
Nsss ~ of Qgtu
o1G red e4E1s14 sco1-eF-i
o.d iaciaas s.nes tts u=a.
tsos-i- eys asss lsrasef. seoc.eTs,
Cess nefe saa esei Am ii ses ssa.
'feati- . . er4f -skNa1s se-s-- =.
hen Harrlsou 10 t1e aHzl ~ 49,.
Good uys dxa1 GFeFcr Ec9t efet
CO nez. sc sassf o4H i.ea sal-ss-
Co11 ogt. ae4r Dlossz, 49, d. 81
CHokl 81 BE llsVe aad lFso
By fnuFnar 5rr
HarrsHl aaa AistQrf
to4r hundas1 pol14er. goca oye.
they erogkAt poor "a agIs. a. ovt TOO iais.
tfooa-o ye. ola EouaE. geod bye
Il hcrlol le elu EsTt his fate
aood bye ola Roman. good-oyei
Our Soldier heH ne lana eill sweep.
Goodbye Old RoEasl, COCO tTei
NoyemDe4 ls-Fes shall eury yea eeep
Good Cge. o.d KoIlan, good osei
CBORUs-Bys, Cleveland, oye o.
Dys, Thurman. uyc %.
iarieou AID victory
ia red baldaua. goo1-nyr
-RichafL Lss Da<sga, ~ lststss4 Lsfdor
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

sfhsFs u sgrsagr1 IA namOsFs' wss
ssysF more true tbsn ao~ v0sn bLAISE
- asIBg them ~ 1smolisa Tue absurd
Tres trade ihsassss OF the Democracy.
tie wastes 40 fims asiaz ansashsB;ieated
statements pa pins bis Arguments down
With h<arss shieA slli Lot Ia some
times 81 uses ass opponents nKurss and
proves that thar meaning aas bssa per-
vs<tsd. covering ths opponent with con-
fusion. A master mind has JANIS a..
BL4lSE
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

The tsrribls dsssitusion IN Ramsey
county. Dakota. i q wsraiag to Eastern
people veo are comfortably situated
% lst veil snongn alone. IL 10 heart
rssdipx 10 think % seventy families be-
ing without food. IN rags and without a
cent IN ths world. and all for 90 fault Of
can earn . comf0rssois living where they
are bad better nos get the emigration
fever unless u 10 question OF lie or
hsaltn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Every voter Who aas Hot fully decided
Iust bos 10 VII vote should bear Hon.
NJ. e. EuScH - Hsrtmsns Hall this
evening. NJ. BURcH may De depended
upon 10 give ths issues OF the campaign
= fair and honorable consideration. he
viii % candid ard courteous. giving
no oEs Just causs TO bs offended. YOa
vii miss 81 sxeellsn, address II you fail
90 hear him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

The Scriptursl injunction 10 BE wise
- serpsnts and harmless as doves" 10
especially applicable 10 Rsoub!icans iuss
nov. The wisdom must Be directed
towards detecting the frauds IN con-
temptation by the Democrats aud the
barmlessnsss IN making them Of no
avail BY exposing them in time and con-
Meeting their IntiasBcs BY legitimate
hard work
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

We publish slsewhers IN this impress
too q sitter from Hon. W. u. FULLEH,
IN which hs sxonerstes himself from the
charge % neglsctlng DIS oflicisl duties
as State Reporter The Information on
which vs based our assertion came from
more than one sources and those from
whom Il csme sTs in position to know
TIA truth about the matter
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Ard here ~ ara with ofsfy az o0o 40 81
surplus Democratic news paper being ne
r1aFrr - the estimate hat n falling of
IS here. my ffemo, rstic ooun trVmcn Where
BE- now gaur giaes sad your iests. your
cups and your cracks wherswith sou were
wnuf 20 scf she bourbons IN roars Where
Is nrsv sour sf00 nooe1f. your sfa.ne 50.
r'nr ss-5..senn ~ surplus. wherewiih T0u
sought to friEhten Americans into buying
their gocds 90 Eaupean manufacturers'
Al gone A hsersriT tss 81 ne standing
where Ynu used Cd ~rite 100 lfa, zT5. L a
q sal rsdaeton.
II Is more sal ~ thinx. savs the Chicago
Iaf,r 0yrsa. that a number - Otherwise
sane people - r'te for ere retention Of
she Democratic surtv u rcrver sven after
chs a. sad uosf miserable SELF coBVict.on
~ mrouue+eucy ar disbonesfr er both
Fer wsat e4n ~ s@d .n defense ~ the
crssrnr ceudifios ~ the Adam 'sfrsfianf
Either n Cleveland sQose traiv when he
ted congress that -be tsrir mosf BE- rs-
fueess - ureve.s ire sesumnfafioa ~ han-
srrfis ~ Hslliious 81 Surplus. or ~ spe <e
falsely r. truiv. whse ha~ become ~ the
dreadful Ff4atssa sd wharh ~ narsslas ia
his message WV sss sauan6erer ~ The
nsnocrafc party ncet surely ~ there
wr-e siNfoa 80 ~ sarp'ns .a the Trsss-
arv "a VI gicre an6 sad. "a. fe-eus sor !.
Use. ard = taers he sr & l.lso.NU er this
an dav ~ A1gsst. I.>S. aE WAT s-iaf f7
aors AZ Asnni1ls frsttca ~ aros gaze ss fsis
hss ns~~s1 ifSeIf dear ans rerevr'si sf ~
f.-ef lf ~ snssr ssiseiF msfeTs ara 10
hrtff- tFn~ fis - - ~ fre-rsSs urta
r "a ais rxaf card. a. re eeFscare -
t.ss sonnfsi-l rererlse pcieeg tsner pr -
Safe ~ en7artsrs. ~ eeta. ~ ttri1-
lstrafica caer IS fnen whaf rrefext
90. Is asnzna = gssssFs 81 F4oiis cca
&aeacef
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

kgery votes nast .sgstsf ihIs ysar %
30 siii - Deprived - hls vofs. ll al
Js sssi - understand this eissFly. There
- az snnFsly ss~ registration tbls year.
ara 90 Gee cao vote whose aaas - not
pas an ths rsxssry sos~. ias books
VII De opsn '0r FsS.sffslion on Thurs
isy. Friday and sssarlzy a Bs1t ~ss1.
Sovsmosf /. sad 3 from = m. 10 5
p. a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

Daily. sunday egoeptsd fleHY
Detroit F1pfes has periou ca 20 ills init nlsF
iur dircci CONNECTIONS TO- ell f,eiuts srfivinr
pa Row d ora st d. ~ O a. heal csf 4 -
Pc 20 A.rfrtf a. iaaHFt AaA "a
d.rrs.i colntC'i "a viii trains fu' as i-.si
IffonfE 70 ~en1 Nckffx prasf sfcenisI b
ticl snc -nfur brfs b. tt urr1 fhe
D.. e. d. ~ taiiwas CITY Once i Nonfos e. 1,
and az ths dero
Jas CtNrHfLIa Cite ifp- AEcni
CEo. Afr}E IIs1lc Manage. CAlosgo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Il . wonderful What changes ems
httls year viii bring forth No longer
tine than that has elapsed SINCE Demo-
cratic pager announced that CLEvxLAsD
was unsqusv0cslly committed 10 the one
tarm principle and sould not be caDdi-
date FOR ofice. How GEovKR must kick
himself for that nutOrturats remark.