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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
For .SnLe--lEiscelnneons.

EOR sALE-AN ENGLISH PUG DOG. AD
dress y. Y, boxl, Telegram Herald. i99
C'oR sALE-A LARGE ST BERNARD WATCH
dog seventeen months old. Address j. J.
Quigley. les Butierworh ave. City. 1gs
LlOR SALE CHEAP-IN THE BEST BUSINESS
part ofthe city, the entire stock and outfit OF
a cigar sfd tobacco sore. Must be soln i'm
meJiately Good cause for wanting 10 sell This
s bargain. Address j., box :, Telegram Herald.
fys
I'OR sALE-AN ELEGANT s1DEBoARD AND
massive centre table at a bargain az Rad
cliie & Hoits, III south Diyision-st 20z
TOR sALE-THE NEATESr DRUG STORE
[ and cieanest little drug stock IN the city,
been doing business for I've years For sale foi
only 500. Enquire ofN. n. Ross NJ d. Office
widdicomb building. Grand Rapids. Mich les
TOR SALE-STANDARD BRED FIIIY
II breeding very choice, years old. trotied
As twoyear old. y mile p. 1 mile z57 with
s weeks work. il 10 condition 90 20 10 work ri
once. For pecigrCe and further particulars ADJ
dress :. J Rowstl. Goshen, Ind. or g {. Gemler
line. owner. kkhart, Ind -
TOR sALE CHEAP-THE HASDs0MEST
L PONY in the city. yfars old broken 10 har
ness and saddle gentle a. 2 kitten lust he thiur
No. Canaist. Western Union Oiice. is5t
nor sAIE-A STOCK OF DRUGS At sI-LII
+ van. Mich. There sre Eve sew mills in vlcin.
ifv and business pfoit<hic Good rsaeons fo'
selling. J. B. Wat-on. Cooperseiiie. Mich. l67tl
EOR SALE-FAsT TR0TTER BAY GEORGE
fine roadster gentle suitable . for ladies 81
drive. , ? H0nsn. is Csnal-sf- le-f
COR SALE An ENTIRE OUTFIT Or
machinery for = frst clsss lauD6ry eiso
x-horse power engine. For particulars enquire
Of G. A BeIvin, No. y Canaist lsit
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16


rAckfIOl s-xs TBiS NO&D Yet Viii
11d a. tAs eese,s II thelr regular oEoes psii
+ ~ar1 Lo.ss o. aolss za4 lol he tes l.iaf sss
> - eAl ~ J. . kssfl1. Less4 Rls,cks spisssiss
S2sess ho.el
Toa GoLD-sT FOR sALE oNIh sisx-
III 6seG he&Ff ats roola boeh< SAY =
SO lecss ireE. csosl-st Tia = faTs e4fssiE.
1olss fe<x l1sss 41o Tower el.es
4eleTseole 80 -
loAE And SEE DS lF Aof NEEb NoNfA.
y 4tsos So - sell opi. q sop a1f fis'iaas ~
n2rk4,o ~ sel uArt g sIscl 4.s4g- it. . =
D-Dtqii. NlseAeelat eei.ciug
IoR ABF-ENTRA oFFfE-IF YOW WANT
j oIS 81 saese sfseadl ~ ~ lsEek tsils
CalHe sl u1ee Ne have sald o1e-ttiri of t1t So
81 ll1l lsfee lso4lls Al tcTlns tssy Aoitlis
fss l1tE e af st e1fB IS dt-tfes iticpheax y
,. \. Aekes 4 soas. = N0afos q ~
40 fol WANT A FIN LoI2 kLfuANI
j. lpS1iiou ca tols ske saeei QtF line 1aey
sl@el peynstuts- 4 teN t.Aotee sitss ler t4A a.
ollee A x. Auiisdei. Ogloslte eaasts hosti
hocFn Z. loFet e'eck is'n
DAk0AlAs ~ A fFW CaOlCE LOIS N
ID kofins1n Oak bs's faTk addlton. k01iIi-
ou a iaevy Ate ActseD a. fook ii9if
NON SAIE-HOG sEs AND lCTS. VACANT
/ iCls ara fsrias roIne eholoe DafEsiaa q tzken
oon a1s1ss 8 4heL4sS fuoins ~ Alc =. New
hOesemsn block Su
uousEs. lots AID FARhs EoR sAlk
III cheap al Df. Aeen01erS = MenAam b.1ck
corner u &cnfoe ana Division SIS Sfs
rOR sALf-A IARGE BRICK IwKLIlNG
i boose, co spfiDgSt, i0f ss,osl A neas GsHae
dwelling house, a JEHCe-st. for g. 500 aud "a
% ssre isrn in sparta ior s.. 100 al On snAE
IsymeHls and reasonable terns T. A. Dappsf.
foon Us. leoysrd block. over fuhi1o Library
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

"a. err ssa whs Will Aftssd the Dsa-
asr.ras .af os=saA.sk cs@.satisns To-day.
The Democrat couzfy coavsation ssh De
as.d ia lhe Superior C01rt roon tossy and
be Grssaezex eo1seatioa IA sheiOfcait
Csart rsosa. kTbs Ds2o1raue delegates
irom las cits are
F.ru wssa-Ps.Fiek oSssl. D. P Car
genses sBd Leonard s<mega.
<eeeud s4Tc-Jcs. He1sems8. Peter Do
raa saa A h. RzlA5o1e-
rhifa 4ard-asary rssiick. G. n. VII
seB aud 4 ~. ba-i.
fourth sAf1- T. Molonsy, A. J. STAB
hiss sad CEsB. a k1Ssns0n-
SRA szrd-Io Ioaa Dzls. Fred Saunders
$40 "a -bsnaasn-
vita sard--F ". HsaAs. r. C. Ne
6aaa AL Z 4. klsiesr.
seventh saId-A Dansssy, ;. .. Dish
aiaa j. A. " axoqre
Eishin ssre-I n. Turner. ". A. VIII
soa and frank nixon.
ezKEssscK.
FIrss waFd-C C. Howell Il. Z. Hum
pbrey and = II. Etsn.
seeona Ward-I- T. kinney, Thos. Parts
moulh al +. A Dspper.
Third WaFd-A u. Greene. q. w. Nal
l.fCF a4l - .. ~ lt<'A
Fourth Wsrd-F T. Keen, B. (. Moon
snt j. - keanedy.
Fifth Nard-hAiph Treat. Alex Fyie and
Euos Pa9e.
sizta Ward-W. B. Wilson. c. L. Shat.
tuck aad John James.
Segsath Ward-J. q. Lee. Geo. b. Reilly
ana Heurg 6umAer.
kishth Ward. +. BlancfoFd, Geo. l..
Dean add Oee. y. Nils.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
RenI K.f0te--Co,lnlrn

NOR sALR OR EXCHANGE FAcrORH
building 40x-9. nesfy new. with boiler and
engine. and acre OF land. aob0ining the raflIoso
Al Msylsnd, AiCn VIII sell al less tbau Cosl Of
engine and boiler alone, or nil exchange foI
house aud loi Ia the city A splendid oppef
tunify ior esaall manufacturing foncern None
10 loan. 1utiie 3Ios.. over Arcade. Ias
IOR SALE CHEAP-UOTs At HOLLAND
i hall acre lots ia one piece. CA sn eleg&ti0n
overlooking The Interior Lake and bHy. with q
fuegnltCtIt NieR Of tie steamers 90 aud tfoga
Macatana PARK Ire io,s are in the city. no, far
from the Cappon residence. and AFFORD a the
chance OF cembinipg resort and city life Ad-
dreks box p, Telegram Herald. vi
IsOR SALE OR TRADE FOR HOUSE AND
J. LOT t-so-4cfe fruit farm. bargain. =.
Kellogg % Sorth Division Il. ~
LiOR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF ~
II acres, with ireme house. one mile and 4
quarter from Hail.st Apply al Mrs. J. q. Malf
ers. IL South DivikiOa-s,. l14i,
EOR sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate ofthe late Daniel Schernerhoru
one mile west of the city. fruntipg Brioge'sL Ii
j. hne dairy farm, or i0F truii raising and gar
ccning. May DC sold ia ffom ten 10 thirty acre
lots. Apply 10 Dr. Whi'worih administrator, is2
FOURTH 81. Grand Rapids, Mich. io2ti
NOR SAlE-PlNE AND RED WOOD LANDS.
i good farms and city property Tor sale cheap.
slSO money 10 ioan. Call a. Lovett block. Canal
a., opposite sweets HOTEL A. X. Anlisdel. AZ
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

II causDaigns are hotter nov thAn shey
wszs maay yseFs sxo they are not 50
ioag. WILlnM HEsHr HARsIsos wss
nomlnaisd ID Decsmber. 1859 and the
active eamgsiga opened IA January,
making eonlss, q e.ght months dur
slioa- Is grandson viii have 10 HghE
on.y about four mOlths There are good
isasozs fgr tho change. Msn have lees
tine ~ devote 10 politics low than Tor
merry. The average votsr today prot
aoly takes deeper and rzors intelligent
interest ia political a5aEs thAn I'D the
yotsr Of isl0. bat bis tinae Is mors vaiu-
abe. Hs nay Oe as enthusiastic FOR the
success q bis party, bat 20 does not
show his enthusiasm by shouting. The
increased ccsl q ctndacting campaigns
has also had tho effect q shortenir z
thsm That tie country has oGizr0wn
rrin.tlvs political methods . fact
which no one. with ths possible exesp-
ton of the professional politician, has
any Feason % regret
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

Ia spite Of the delegations that are
daily calling upon General HARRISON,
the Democrats are confident OF carrying
Indiana. Z. II. McCoRMACK, Of Col
umbus, has Deposited $1,000 election
money in the back. and ofsrs to be.
$1,000 Of IL that Cleveland will be the
next President. The remaining $1,000
be offers 10 bet - follows: One-third
each that CLsvxIASD willcarry NewYorh
that HARRISON viii not carry Indiana
that CIxvxLASD is ths next President.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

vuANTED-PkRFTE WITH SMALL carl
w tai. vel established snd paying busineSs.
Apply or sdsress Rom T. No q Monroe 81 17i
NOTICE - PARTIES WISHING TO RFNT
" grounds ~ camping or bathing Dr. iviiegeS "a
Reed lake can seesre fne location ~ "a ing
on NJ Yosnehi0od 81 Sandy Tant Reels Eake
or by Addressing Z. o. Dor -. Grsns Rapids.
Mich lea
UANTFD--A HOR-F FOR LIGHT nRTtE~s
w ir the co11fTV bsSfgre fcr 80 81 h1~se
En7u3re - - sprinzsf 81
CT4fFeMsN-cAS ADD A IfNE SNAIL,
- ssaxf-s ore srerf esr7si fsefo oshe-s 20
hf % in Isss Z Q. BoE 1871. Nev f0rk Naf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

The esoeslogisss, Il ihsy keep oo, will
leave the unfortnpsis General HARRISON
without sny ancestry At al. They have
alrsady deprived him of descent from the
reeiclde. sBd now toey show that be n
not deceuded from PocsRoSTAs But he
can still cling h bis grandfather.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

OUar and Scorr. the chsirmsu. re-
spectively, Of The Republican ard Dem
csrstic national campaign committees.
beth coming a. they do from the same
state and both being eminent political
sseficisns. ought 10 develop a brilliant
contest sbis Fall
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

BoULkSsERs dsfsRs - ore veil csicu-
lated 70 bumiiats him. Experienced in
vsr. trained witb ihssrord. IN the prime
of lie aud assuming 10 o. the greatest
exponent of the military spirit Of France,
hs wss ignominiously defeated in q con-
bat Of bis own seeking by a civilian 60
years ~ age.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

The report that Governor AXES, OF
Massachusetts, 10 sarsring from hayin G
attended too many banquets s not
strictly correct. It would doubtless bs
nearer TIA truth 10 say he is suffering
So = result OF nisGpsrsnce-not intsm-
psrsncs IN drinking. bat IN eating.
csACScxx NJ. DsPEw undoubtedly at
tsads nors bsDqests than the Msssaehu-
setts Governor, and yst CHAUScEY is hale
snd happy, simply because he Ia temper
sts in both eating aud drinking.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

The Toledo Bee a Democratic paper,
prsc;icos good politics shsn It tells ats
readers thss tho Republicans made a
good choics in selecting Senator QuAr as
chairman q tie sstiouA campaign COM
mitiee. and adds: He IL skiliul. shresd,
sni original, and will pay the HARRISON
lramps 20 the beat advantage The
Democrat. viii have no time to rest when
QUA1 - on dscs. Ibis might as we'll De
understood IN advances" Nothing Is
gsined by bsllttling the strength Of the
enemy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

Bioky McReAx's spplication FOR CON-
mutation 20 lie Imprisonment hsvirz
besn refused. that interesting individual
seerns m a pretty fair va % gst justice.
The fewer such nen ss he sre allowed
- remain On earth the bettsr it will bs
Ger tBs earth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

Dr. Mc5LySS Il nothing IL no. ssnss-
iionsl. In a recent address be predicted
that uolsss tie condition of sffsirs IN this
chsDzed Tor Tie better there would come
sterribie revolution, which would eclipse
the famous French uprising. The Doc
Tor may beIisvs What be says. bat is
mors likely that be wants to get himself
falksd ahcnA
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

F1-C}overucr and sx-Sensfcr WuLIks
sFaascx is rev shs Chisf Of Police st
Nsrrsxausest Per. The Governor hss
BAD a considerable sununt Of experience
ia irving - maintasn PEACE
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

1Ir. Nu1s ssys THE Biair Educaticn
bi'i . "swsetIg slsePi-x- sua vii not te
tro,sgAt II IN fbe Hcuss this session.
Ee1,slesrnt - usses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

Frsnchrsen can. e seems. rsailY fzht
n = dusl = = vsrY evident shss
BirnssagR VS. mad through and
through
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

TIE C-W ssh-fa- Nonv s-ur struck ne
golden mean. They Ieft ss mary asfan
- sheT bad tcrrrrll q thsm.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

A htiie ncrs of ne o,ire 5rasca snd a
hit'e less e the swcri veu.d mstersiiiy
aivsnce Frerch civ'iisaflor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
Furniture stored.

CURNITURE PACKED, MOVED AND STORED
It by experienced workmen cheap at Ms. G..
J. Walkers second hand furniture dealer. IL
South Diyision-st. 12ftf
FURNITURE STORED, PACKED AND
j moved. Expert packers sent on short notice
By Radclif Holt, Ill south DivIsion-st-, tele-
phone No. 90. Jan'y 3 SO
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
For Eestt--R0oIas.

TUT tftt--tS'O"tH.
COR RENT--THREE ROOMS. ARB CENTRAL
ly located, have the fnest OF furniture and
are very pleasant AZ ali times, none bnt FIRST
class tenants need apply. h. y. Brock. lostf
no REST-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
L room with modern convenience Call at %
Bostwiok-st l5ftf
TOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
II either single en- suite. Apply TO Room a.,
Powers Optra House block, PeArl-st 226tt
I'OR RENT--A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
II room at - Rsnsom-st. l2rf
FOR RFNT-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
Il in suits of two or four rooms. with all modern
i'm proyemeyts on Canal-St. for Offices light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging, En-
quire at once, No. - Cansl-st. OF G. a. Berwin.
9stf
COR REST-FURNlSHED ROOMS: STEAM
L heated; and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply NJ room l0S, New Houseman
block. l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
O'HARA'S,
72 Canal-st


NOTICE is hereby gwen that petition has this
Y day been fled by the undersigned in the
Circuit court for the County OF Kent aud State OF
Michigan. and il now pending in said court, for
the purpose Of yacsting portion OF the plat of
Boynton q Judd's Lake Addition 10 the City OF
Grand Rapids. being plat OF a portion OF section
Ss OF Township No. : North, OF range No. III
West according 70 the government survey. In
the toxnship of Grsnd Rapids in said County Of
Kent ana state OF Michiga1, surveyed and laid
out for the propretors by W. l. Cotilnbury. esq,
civil engineer and surveyor. on the nth day of
July. 1872. and recorded in the Office of the
Register of Deeds. of said County OF Kent upon
said 9Th OF July, 1872. at O'Clock in the fore
uoon. In plat hook No. ,, ss Page "a. That II Is
proposed 10 alter said plat under and by virtue
OF the provisions OF chapter p OF Howefs
Annotated Statutes of Michigan. aud the amend
rnents thereto, 10y vacsting all that part of Barn.
ard street. as laid down upon said plat which lies
between lottwenty five l25 upon the Northerly
side thereof. and lotsnineteen aud twenty tls and
20l upon the Southerly side thereof That the
matter Of said petition viii be called up for hear
ing on Monday, the oath day OF september, A. ID.
less
Dated. Grand Rapids, Michigan, June "A. 1885.
The Street Railway Company OF Grand Rapids.
SAMUEL MATUER
EDWARD W. wITHEY, Attorney for Petitioners
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

The kIksunsy Esbt of he Chsczss
neusrspe-s xoss zaes,rilT o..
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

DRY WOOD FOR QUICK HOT SUMMER
~ fire, tl.75 per cord Cuttings for kindling.
G.Fo per load, both delivered. Phone No AZ.
q. X. Veneer Works Juneltf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
kKF sHoFr = NIcHletk @ooTHERk.

train isaTef Greud Rsrics for kiisrsn a
~ } n arriving there - -
Throu1f tifkeii 40 ~ rfiuffrsi Yoipf "a ne
Frite1 1etes MeEteo SD fansfs fuor
1fese4 p1see
a exgrn. r y A CleFeisssd-
- noon2 relot Tictef AEeut
fFr y ErHsos fftf fiekef tgsrit
Tsfirf sfe-f ~ is lsst
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
HENRY +. WALSH.
STENOGRAPHER.
Office Room 60.
New HOuseman Building.

Opposite City Hall, Grand Rapids,
Mich. Take Elevator on 0ttawa-st-
Official Stenographer of the Circuit
Court for Kent County. United States
Commissioner and Notary Public
References, Chsncery cases, Dispositions
DictatioR and general law work sccur-
ately reported and transcripts promptly
furnished at reasonable rates.
Am Agent for Western Michigan for
the celebrated
Hammond Typewriter.
Persons contemplating the purchase
of typewriter, should certainly call
and see the Hammond" More BAN
mond typewriters have been sold in
Grand Rapids during the past year than
any other. Send for circular. A com
plete stock OF typewriter supplies, car
bon paper. ribbons and paper constants
~ on hand. Telephone No -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF HERES
A General Blood Purifier.

Everyone soud have package IN their home and
be without
ss-Arents Wanted in Localities xs-Estrs
gpCocemsnia
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
WANI ADVERTISEMENTS

Gas - sosDa - d3Eidixx fhs sa1E bsx ~
vsEss , ssse1. Ang P&rtof = has ess sspd
sson< fall ltEs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
Steamer Grand Island.

Hereafter the new side wheel steamer,
Grand Island will make regular trips to the
Soldiers Home on Tuesdays, Thursday s
and Saturdays First boat leaving at 10 a..
n. landing at north end of Scribner.st. car
line. Picnic parties viii be taken up the
river at any place they may select. Regular
picnic days will be Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. The steamer Grand Island
viii also make two trips to Grand Island
on Sundays. Boat leaving at 10 a. IN. and
D. IN. last boat arriving at Grand Rapids
Mt 7:l5 p. m.
Fare from Soldiers Home and return 20
cents.
To Grand Island and return % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
H0es,fS-- VQnfed.
MOneN To LO0n.

$500 Ta si e9AS ed.s real ssGssTE sas Z NqT 5 n6 BE
den Sons
MONEY TO LOAN on GOOD REAL ESTATE,
Ill in sums from 500 10 5000. A. K. Antisde.
I57tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
Wdnfed--1o Exchange.

WANTED-To EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
w perty in Grand Rapids OF good timber lands
in Michigan. gTist mill doing a good business.
For particulars address +. o. box l97, Byron
Centre Mich los
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16


fffsfl.
Nail fff Chicsge Mnti cR~u an q Joicdef p0oEm
Past fxrrsss fcr Chicago III ann
III pres for hIsscfuH a1a Hart.... ....f fE rn
Night Earfess fof chicago. ..... ..-.. +fi % fru
Night ExIrce for ipcianspo'is ..-....f ~ ~ = M
For Bic kst5ds. BALDWIN Juddingtaul
Hnd Nanisfes ....f ~ nm
ForBig Rsrids. Bslev-fn. LedinRion and
Msnistce. .............-.a.. ........s % m
fHIrcs fof NuskeFon snd q nsrcu : SO ps
tFEIfr
Night Erprcfs ffon Chicnrn ... aHsm
hgbf E1Grees from Rd aas 10 ls .........s t1sn
Ia 1prest fTofn hnfkegvn suo Bar ..... tfo a. n
Nal from ttlraro sfG Nuskceon ..... A at prn
Fspfoss from titeean suf Taipdo - ~ N
p xrfees from I'enlv lvsief and Wufkteout = 81 an
last trprets frou 81 cssn-...... ........ faru
From Mshisi<e, iy3cins ion. Baldwin
and Big = s1ds ..f $50 = . m
Ff0n Nsniftre- LUdinRfor. Baldwin 1pu
~bslv. fDsily errefs enndas ffriIr erceQa
Saturday. fEeiy esasp Sfrsasr
1f rough tcs. hes - hifs sf0 sno Toledo On y
~ train Through usri1f CO. - Chicago 90
~ ~ n ffsfD No Fytrf rhnsft foT epefs
Through setpirg end char csi lefwern ln4isn-
ffsoiif on lrrisnspclH kifhi Fsuress hai.s.-
Through tieerinK CO. 80 thietro - II o. 3 m
trsfn -UnfuH lirksi osies ~ Hoit ro< q
y q. etEFfNffr 1fFfic areTrf
W1ifftr cSrtg. bstHen fsas. tFenl
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

WANTED- MY I'd WORK rs HAVING AND
w Aaffesi lar tts yity ootd wsgcs a
sulse a. - Noth Dlslsi 81. 20
tVANTED--A SALESMAN. 30 BOY AZ OP
w Boft0niiy of iiie Dme iur the shf man.
Gave "a PSIisnee, sad eneiase LeFse sef A1aresssd
stamped enFeicpx b IAN kaub bosEnes Ken
dali Co. Iexas 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

nErRoIr oRANp HAvEN . NIlwArkEE


DefroR rprss hss parioF ear n Detroit MAX.
ing cirect Gfnrtfiouf fof al pont afi. arriving
IN New York ~ 1910 a neal cav. llrlied
EsBiakE sss bss through sleeper from Grand
kapcs y Nieesrs fsls conuecfingai Milwaukee
Junction with bfOuah sleeper - nroffo
Throaifh tickets ano sieepinr car bfrlhs secufea
a. D.. q. y. a ~ sslway ofsoee ~ Moafoe A.
and 81 he depol
las fhNFrEIf. City Ts~f agent
Gro EETrE, Tfsfic Manager. chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
GREAT
MIOSU MINER SALE
OF
LIGHT TURNED SHOES.

This week we Offer 1000
pairs Of Ladies' and Chi
dren's Fine Shoes, never to
be duplicated.
Ladies' fine turned shoes,
$500, worth $3.50.
Ladies' French tanned kid
shoes hand rsIrned, $3.50,
worth $3.50.
Ladies' beautifully fin
ished hand turned shoes,
$500, worth $500.
Genuine French kid
turns, $3.50.
French kid of the finest
quality, fit tor angels wear,
$500, worth $3.50.
We have the reputation
of keeping the most beau
tiful fitting shoes in the city,
and YOU will find it to your
interest to call this week at
O'HARA'S,
10 Cano1-St,
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
For Rent Business Places.

ITO RENT A LARGE, LIGhT ROOM FOR
L ligkt manufacturing; steady power at No. 5
Pearl-st. Enquire of c. B. Judd or Z. L. Thwing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

Situations Uanted--M Male.

WANTED SITUATION As BOOKKEEPER
w or clerk by yonrg man; three years expert
ence; speak .sermsn, best OF references. Address
A. H., 6i2, Traverse City. n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

TOR RENT-o$E-H1LF OF THE STORE
( No. y Canal&t. For particulars enquire OF
G. A. Berwin 134tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

CHICAGO a NEsT AICHI0kN-ALL TRAINS
v arrive a. and ocpsu rom oion Depot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-01
methods and new conditions must be
tsken into sccount.

methods and new conditions must De
tsken into sccount.
2. Whether the railroad companies
combine or act separately in msking
rates and charges is not important
tnst essential requirement is that how.
ever M de they shall be receivable OF
themselves, and so far they are adjusted
as to the relations into each other and
their results.
8. That under like conditions freight
can be Carried proportiorately lower for
longer than for shorter distances is as
nearly settled as anything rslsting to
railroad charges can be. Equsl mileage
rates would often prevent legitimate com
petition and give m onopoly Of trsnspor-
tstion to the best and shortest road.
l. The resso9s bleness Of rates csnnot
be fsirly defined IN proceeding to which
some Of the parties responsible for such
RS es ere not parties.
Commerce between points In the
same state but which In being carried
from one place to other passes through
another state Is interstate commerce and
subj CT TO regulations by provisions OF
the set to regulate commerce.
In determining what are reasonable
rates the fact that road earns little more
than operating expenses Is not to be
overlooked, but 1t cannot be made to
Justify grossly excessive rates. Wherever
there are more roads than business and
their rates will remain, they must rely
upon future earnings for return Of in
vestment and profits.
Z. To be reasonable, the rate from Meri-
dian to New Orleans should not exceed
81 80 per bale compressed cotton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-01
FORT WORTH AND BIO eKANpE.

WHAT THE AMENDED CHARTER PROVIDES
MAY BE DoNE-CAPITAL INCREASED.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Nov. 80 The smends
ment to the Fort Worth srd Rio Grande
Railways charter is in the office Of the
secretary OF ststs, but has not yet been
been fled. The dste Of the originsl
charter IS April 81, 1885, with the follow
ing Incorporation: W. W. 81. Lawrence,
Thomas RICHIE, B. B. Paddock, W. F.
Lake, Charles Shasey, M. o. Hal al Of
Fort Worth; W. D. Nichols, L. G. Wach-
ner, Tbomas,,slG. Rigrey, william E.
Young, S. B bostwick, Junius N. Petty,
E. A. Weedsll, Of New York city, and E
a. Morse of Rutland, Vt. Num-
Der Of shares in the corpora
tion $4,000 ct 500 each.
The crsrs3r amended and (which was ap-
proved by Attorney General Hoeg on the
18th instant calls for three and half mil
lions capital, and the line runs from the
corporate limits Of Fort Worth south
westerly through Tarraut, job ason,
Parker, Hood, Erath, Comlnche, Brown,
San Saba, Mccullough, Mason, Llano,
Gillespie and Kerr to Kerrville, with Q
branch beginning at about three miles be-
low Fort Worth northwest to connect
with the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fs
Railway. Lsngth OF the main line $50
miles.
By the Smendment the capital ta1 be
increased to any limit.