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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-25
ORDINANCE NO. 1.
FEDERAL RELATIONS.

BE 1T ORDAINED First, that perfect tolera.
ton Of rclisfb bus sentiment; shall I've secured, and that
no inhabitants Of the State of Montana shall ever he
her mode Of religious worship.
{ Second: That the people inhabiting said pro-
posed State If Montana do agree and de.
clare that they forever disclaim all right
and title to- the, unappropnated lands lying
I,nds Wing within said limits owned or held by any
Indian or Indian tribes, and that until the title there
to shall have been eStinguishcd by the United
disposition of the United States. and said Indian
Lands shall remain under the absolute jurisdiction
and control of the Congress of the United States;
that the lands belonging to citizens OF the United
States residing without the said Stale of Montana
shall never be taxed at a higher rate than the lands
belonging TO residents thereof, that no taxes shall
he imposed hv the said State of Montana on lands
or property therein belongtng to or which may here;
after Ire purchased by the United States or reserved
for its use. But nothing herein contained shall pre-
clude the said State of Montana from taxing as other
lands are taxed any lands owned or held hv any In
dian who has severed his tribal relations and has OH
tanned from the United States or from any person a
title thereto by patent or other grant. save and except
SLch lands a. have been or NAV I've granted 10 any
Indian or Indians under any act of Congress CON
tanning a provision cSeinpting the land thus granted
from taxaton, but said last named lands shall he
exempt from taxation by said State of Montana So
long ard to such extent as such act of Congress
NAV prescribe.
THIRD: That the d, hts and Liabilities Of said Terri.
tory Of Montana shall I've assumed and paid by the
State Of Montana.
Fourth; That provision shall he made foe the cs-
uihlistgnent and maintenance of a uniform system
Of public schools, which shall I've open to all the
children of said State of Montana and free from
ScCUtrIan control.
Fifth: That ON behalf of the people of Montana,
we, in convention assembled, do adopt the ConStitu.
ton of the United STATES
sixth: That the ordinances in this article shall he
irrsN"cahic without the consent of the United States
aud the people of said State of Montana.
Seventh: The State hereby accepts the several
grants of lands from the United States to the State
1T Montana. mentioned in an act of Congress, en-
titled: AN act To provide for the division of Dakota
into two states, and I" enable the people of North
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-25

Done in open convention at the city c
lelena in the Territory of Montana, thi
.venteenth day of August. in the yea
{ our Lord, one thousand eight hundre
nd eighty-nine.
WILLIAM \. CLARK, President.
WALTER NJ. BICKFORD,
]. +. BRAZLETON,
PETER BREEN,
T.. d. AIKEN,
SIMON h. BUFORD,
WILLIAM MASON BILLIARD,
WALTER A. BURLEIGH,
ALIEN +. BURNS,
ANDREW J.. BURNS,
EDWARD BURNS,
JAMES +. GALLOWAY,
EDWARD CARDWELI.,
B. PLATT CARPENTER,
MILTON CAUBY,
WILLIAM n. CHESSMAN,
TIMOTHY L. COLLINS,
CHARLES +. CONRAD,
WALTER COOPER,
THOMAS +. COURTNEY,
ARTHUR !. CRAVEN,
w. W. DIXON,
ID. NJ. DURFEE,
WILLIAM DYER,
WILLIAM L. FIELD,
GEORGE o. EATON,
]. f. GAYLORD,
PARIS GIBSON,
WARREN c. GILLETTE,
o. T. GODDARD,
FIELDING l.. GRAVES,
X. +. HAMMOND,
CHARLES ). H HARTMAN,
HENRI ]. HASKELL,
LUKE ID. HATCH,
LEWIS II. HERSHFIELD,
RICHARD o.. HICKMAN,
5. 5. HOBSON,
JOSEPH HOGAN,
THOMAS JOTES,
ALLEN r. JOY,
]. f. KANOCSE,
a. X. JOY,
w. ]. KENNEDY,
II. KNIPPENBERG,
HIRAM KNOWLES.
CONRAD KOIIRS,
{. II. LOUD,
LLEwELLYN y. LUCE,
MARTIN MAGINNIS,
]. T.. MARION,
CHARLES \. MARSHALL,
WM. MAYGER,
Z. w. MEADOW.
c. X. MIDDLETON,
SAMUEL MITCHELL,
WILLIAM MUTH,
ALFRED MYERS,
WILLIAM PARBERRY,
w. X. RAMSDELL,
q. ]. REX,
JOHN &. ROBINSON,
L. ROTWITT,
!. L. RICHARDS,
FRANCIS +. SARGEANT,
LEOPOLD + SCHMIDT,
GEORGE w. STAPLETON,
JOSEPH X. TOOLE,
I. X. TOOLE,
CHARLES =. WARREN,
WILLIAM II. WATSON,
IL. r. WHITEHALL,
CIIAS. NJ. WEBSTER,
GEORGE b. WINSTON,
AKRON &. WHITTIER,
DAVID g. BROWNE,
ATTEST:
WIN. IL. TODD. Ckicf Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-25
United States of America,
Territory of Montana.

i, Louis y. Walker, Secretary of the
territory of Montana, do hereby certify
that ! have compared the annexed and
foregoing constitution of the state of
Montana, as adopted by the Montana
constitutional convention of 1850, with
the original thereof, filed in nv Office on
the 18th day of August, A. ID. 1880, and
that the same is a correct transcript
therefrom, and of the whole of said orig
inal constitution.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
~ territory of Montana, this 2.th
CsEAL.) day of August, \. ID. one thou
49, sand eight hundred and eighty
nine. LOUIS \. WALKER,
Secretary of the Territory of Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-25
ARTICLE Y.
STATE INSTITUTIONS AND PUBLI BUILD
INGs.

STATE INSTITUTIONS y PUBLIC BUILD
fNGs.
SECTION l.. Educational, reformatory
and penal institutions, and those for the
benefit of the insane, blind, deaf and
mute. soldiers home, and such osher in
situations rs the public good may re-
ouire, shall be established and supported
bv the state in such manner as NAV be
prescribed by law.
SEC. > At the general election in
the wear one thousand eight hundred
ninctv-two, the question of permanent
location of the seat of government Is
hereby provided to be submitted to the
qualified electors of the State and a ma
ioritv of all the votes upon said question
shall determine the location thereof In
case there shall be no choice of location
at said election, the question of choice
between the two places for which the
J highest number of votes shall have been
cast shall be, and Is hereby submitted in
like manner to the qualified electors at
the next general election thereafter;
ProziHcf, That until the seat of Govern
ment shall have been permanently To-
Gated the temporary seat of government
shall be and remain at the city OF
Helena.
SEC. : When the seat of government
shall nave been located as herein pro-
vided the location thereof shall not
thereafter be changed, except by a vote
of tvyo-thirds of all the qualified electors
of the state voting on that question at a
general election At which the question
of the location of the seat of government
shall have been submitted by the legisla-
tive assembly.
SEC. T. The legislative assembly shall
make no appropriations or expenditures
for capital buildings OF grounds until the
seat o. government shall have been per
%manently located As herein provided.
SEC (. The several counties of the
state shall provide as may be prescribed
bv law for those inhabitants who, by
reason of age, iniirmity or misfortune,
may have claims uPon the sympathy
| aud aid of Sorfety
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-25
ARTI, XVIII.

LNinH
SFCrIoN o.. The Legislative Assembly may pro
vide for a bureau of agriculture, Labor and indus
try To he located at the Capital and he under the con.
troll of q commissioner appointed Ivy the Governor
subject to the confirmation of the Senate. The
commissioner shall hold his office for four years aud
until his successor Is appointed and qualuicd. ms
compensation shall I've as provided by law.
SIC. a IL shall I've unlawful Tor the warden OF
other officer of any state pcnitcntiary or refnruatnfy
institution in the State of Montana, or for any state
officer to let Ivy contract To- any person or persons OF
corporation the labor of any convict confined within
said institutions.
ARTICLE NIX.
MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS An FUTURE AMEND
NESTs.
SECTION L. Members of the legislative assembly
and all ~oficrrs. executive, ministerial OF Judicial,
shall before they enter upon the duties OF Their re-
spective Offices, take and subscribe the following
oath or affirmation, to wit: Il do soiemnly swear
(or affirm that I will support, protect and defend
the Constitution of the United States and the Con
stitutiun Of the State of Mot ana. and that i
will discharge the duties Of my Hhcc with hdclty,
that Z have not paid or contributed, OF promised 10
nav or contribute, either directly or indirectly, any
money or other valuable thing Ia procucc my nomi-
nation or election Tor appointment except Tor nee
csslry and proper expenses expressly authorized Nv
law; that I have not knowingly violated any cleo
ton law of this State. or procured II To I've done by
others in my behalf; that I will not knowingly receive
directly or indirectly, any money or other valuable
thing for the performance OF non performance OF
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-25
ARTICLE NJ.
M

= AcN
SECTION l.. IL shall be the duty of the
legislative assembly of Montana to es-
tablish and maintain a general, uniform
md thorough system of public, free,
common schools.
SEC. , The public school fund of the
state shall consist of the proceeds of such
lands a. have heretofore been granted
or NAV hereafter be granted to the state
by the general government, known as
school lands; and those granted in lieu
of such; lands acquired by gift or grant
from any person or corporation under
any law or grant of the general govern
mcnt: and of all other grants of land OF
money made to the state from the gen
eral government for general educational
purposes, or where no other special pur-
pose i indicated in such grant; all es-
tatcs, or distTibutive shares of the es-
tates, that NAV escheat to the state; all
unclaimed shares and dividends of any
corporation incorporated under the laws
of the state, and all other grants, gifts,
dcvises or requests made to the state for
general educational purposes.
SEC. 3 Such public school fund shall
forever remain inviolate, guaranteed by
the state against loss OF diversion, to be
invested, so far as possible, in public Sc
r%urities within the state, including school
ul-lllNL bOllbNs oNhNo " NiN NhNSNAciA Vi
school buildings, under the restrictions
to provided by law
SEC. 4. The governor, superintendent
of public instruction, secretary of State,
and Encouragement shall constitute the
State board of land commissioners which
shall have the direction, control, leasing
and sale of the school lands of the State
and the lands granted or which may
hereafter be granted for the support and
benefit of the various State educational
institutions, under such regulations and
restrictions a. may be prescribed by law,
SEC. (. The interest on all invested
school funds of the State, and all rents
! accruing from the leasing of any school
lands. shall be apPortioned to the several
school districts of the State in proper
lion to the number of children and
Youths between the ages of six and
twenty-one years residing therein re
spectivelv, but no district shall be enti-
tied TO such distributive share that does
not maintain a public free school for at
least three months during the year for
which distribution shall be made.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25


iles - e natafs @ t-F sfeHes s-@f sF
eesf s1a SIZE streets l- tas - sAe--e-
-'e lts H-s - sas faei| se+e~-
'ts.fh a i -A f4st'ta.--4s ss-
sie t-s rf&at 'ae -fesasr tD'ttti
s--e g A4i- ta+ e'3"s.~ ~ s n'<sFf &C.
ttre @- st "AlfA Ert-+.s ~~--~
A-Ti Afe ft+ ~ aA2 tl.t~<As ,-'-r'
s.- l-tl fe-A7 "a fe-ss~tt- eef~ 4tfei
str4 - ts7- - s' t-tt lrt A-s" A.~'
Dsts tas i-" t.il-' %ee enA~sff
-tAsts s A "tfsf t~-
ti-.s-r A t~e S.ieA iiei- tAs As-" 81 .
p.--.e tt ela~ A@'e Dee4 iit>eA+ -
i-a+f fl's il Sen ef@ ~lA,c MAI A'A.rat
-tt tnF - - ii-s "a 1-s i@ia--s ti.-7
.- ->tt aH- tet etsalH tt'f 'tt@f ie-es 80
p a-l .-si s'.'ttf .ta ~-i,tS i s'-s
-ste sFca = crowd ritAef Stl~fA i-e
t.e t'tee 81 rivnlt fes4st tisn. 4As
American fi--ei does npt n&ht ne "t-
tDi"" stores lfpta AoAss tep -
some otArf safe vantage sip"h~ re D-af
ii.e e.sttt. t'HAs upon '.e car -
"hrn iAa PaiieV are i~t --'A'-s' '"' "a
ta7 b.tscoats appear nr eitASf 'AAes -
Als Aee-s ~ STANDS st'i - iA''t -'.'f '-@'
~ one e-4 $50 tlAt ne las 'esA sH
o4eh1er
TIE pol'cenen c-*f2e ana t"e 'fo"a
s'4ll~ie, Nfin- as tlrt sa bAi never
sisne--., ap ta it-.tae lSlt oi i, II the1
Ni- once t--- 81 iatc Their heads - resist
Tie police vigorously 4 am afraid "e
would lie hatd pas % it. cannot heip
tAAAlns ot one inciGsAt that occurred
ou Second avenue oatlAs tie Iv-
cent strike We heard al head4NNr'
teis that several thousand people
were oostrurlns tie tracks between
iAiu} iourth street aud Forty second
Two patrol wagons fnl oi policemen ina
nraiAtsiy went 70 Tie scene aua found
tile report true. We removed Abe oo-
stgUctious and dlsrS-se,. tue crowd a. wei
aswe could, Dnt thess we've 20 many of
them Chat Do Wcs impossible 20 get tho
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

Ne-iefitf His O. daF oI -rtut reIo.c-
ing smoas tae Ffoeaa-on. ot ihe state
8f New York. More tlau dfy ylar-
ago tha aes % creating iund ior tle
purpose of establishing % tome flr in-
1zfuf Masoa- vl- coaesei. lu 1880
the fund reached sate0o. aai c was
decided to erect ball n NeW York
from tae reVenut- ol which the home
should IT, established. Ia.- decaon
was a great ui stake. ButtAc beaudlal
structure 10 tAe corner ot >.zfn-tve.
and Twenty -th.ui-.r-. vas erected. lue
work was .raaI one, bul when done
the total cost reached almost $1,000
1o0. After au resources had beeu exc
haustsd lhere stli remained q mort
gage Of 100000. bearing interest at =
per cent. An annual Tux III 80 cents
per capita bad o. ne IMPOSED on the
membership OF the state, and stu little
progress Was made lrelucng the dett.
During the past three years, however.
extraordinary efforts have been made,
and today the last dollar ~ the inn
mease debt has neeu pa.d, and in adds
aon there IS q fund ot nearly 100000 in
.he hands 0f the trustees toward the
establishment ot the asylum. The Ma
soas of New tosk have good reasons
Tor great rejoicing. and tne'r brethren
.n Michigan rejoice v.th them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

Miss Amy (at the party)-IIow nice it
Is % be accomplished. | sometimes envy
Tilie Upjohn. She plays the either, the
guitar. the piano and tho violin. and
sings Ike a nightingale. She paints
beautifully. TOO. can't do any of those
THINGS
llr Peduncle with sudden interest,"
You can DO hammered brass work. can't
YOU.
Miss Amy-My goodness, no. I don't
believe I have any talent. l can cook
well-,hats about all.
Nr peimcic |in private Office of mid
DE aged merchant next dayl-Mr. Peth-
erofil,e. I should like permission 10 pay
my addresses % your daughter, Miss
Amy.-C Chicago Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25
A TRAGIC SUICIDE


feasfd Plunge ~ an Old Nan ffom tho
Iop ~ q Fo4r-stofY Lailsias.
Cai.Alo. Aurl 80 Dns II the most
1.a0t euflilu4 scenes ever witness Oh t4e
s0rth slte was the lelleftts Suicide o-
James h.g4u. r-4n 4loal l5 Yeas o.d,
flr-,tav uf-at at about u -
3c.aek I1s o.d nan was crazy
ind Aat been lIiakng hard al day.
lie aas living az SPANS Hotel
Z auI North Glars street between the
-ives aal ths ymduec shortly after I'D
O'Clock -he a.I uau climbed e. the roof -
.he foar story blidlnx through Tie sky
1gat with -he agoWea Intention oil COM
millrg Suicide. His friends in the hotel
lsoi every means Ira theH power
g. persuade him o. come down. bar with
Out avail Esery time any oLe would start
arLsr him be would run u tie edgs
0I tls bluLing anu swing himself
over There he would hang hy his
h4u.s until Lis pursuer would retrea,
through the skfIgnr Then De wou.d draw
hna-er back aud walk Gp and down the
r0of Finally several police officers went
O. tlte roof te arrest him AS soon a. Hogan
saw them le fau % the edge oI tho build
ilg and. without -at ng word, he swung
himself over holding 70 the edge OF the
building ly Lls halt. The crowd stood
below in hrcAthless silence In ono
lriei moment the oiu man loosenad his hold
aul dropped backward His feet struck a
sign over the tLird story window and hls
body turned complete somersaaic his
head striking the pavement with slcken-
iug noise that could bc heard a block away.
The mans brains were scattered Ior ten
fse. Ia every cirr,l.,--.-
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25
FOR RENT ROOMS.


TO RENT Iour suites of living rooms. I'm
quiIc at room l.. - Monroe ST. +. lmmcu.
Il1
EOR RENT Rooms. with or without board.
at llg North Division -. ia
pLADl FOR H0t >EkEEPING-A suite ~
II furnished rooms. Desirable and for rent
cheap l. :. Pr0sin, Lo}ctt block. opposite
sweets Hotel.
EOR RENT Furnished rooms On street ear
line. 2e " est Broadway. Db
LOR l3ENT-Iaree. elegantly furnished rooms
facing tresrfut-aVe and talalst-. With
gas. newly furnished and rehtttd. Everything
strictly uf,f-ciass. Entrance. Crescent ave.
also. - Canal ~. Enquire 81 Room T. nlt
FURNISHED ROOMS To KENI-lEe Tat
lI and if South Division ST.. has heel
newly papercd and painted also ffilrrlallel.
including hafh rooms with hard and soft
water. Transient trade solicited call bell. No.
lst us
4 NICELY furnished font room 10 rcaf.
= tn4rlre 40 Room ~ u Pear 81 ~
tDR RhNI-Raoms. siugiy ald en suite. fur
uiShef or uniunishcd, af Park Place.
lirsi-c..ss restaurant lu connection. always
op-u. Board by iDc week. y desired Mrs a.
l. SMITH. l%
EUh KENI-iural>a rooms. steam heated,
aHd fIra shed rooms for liIhf hnusektep-
ing. Arp.s 80 Room l1e. New iiouscman ilol s.
bee. iu
LJR Ng-,enfrsIy located. one 90 i0ir
elegant rooms. furnished or ullG.ulsbed.
g. ttnteI-t l3-
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE ~
", II, KINSEY, ,
=. - and M Weston building. Canalst.
over Board of Trade.
Telephone sf3.

EoR SALE An elegant eroom modern
s2T0 nearly new. ". II. klnS"y.
.OR SALE-A nice 66foot lot. on James-st..
si3n. ". II. hlnscy.
EuR SALE-i nice room modern house. on
Sccrnd-aN0.. in the grove; large barn,
only sao,0 rs. IL. kinsey.
EOR SALE-A few more Of those nne lots on
/ Nagelc's addition. on louia st. and Tenth
and Eleventh aNcs. ". ii. kinsey-
EOR StlE-A nice sroom house. stone Gel
lar papered in guilt. lot s.AleL ON the
"NlD" on the West side, s3.lOi. N. II. klnsey-
L'oR SALE-rhose two fine lots on the cor
ner oi West Broadway and Easi-sts., worth
si.ip. ouls Sl.9u. vs.. i'll. kInSey.
EOR >ALE-Ihree modern houses on Henry
S.. in the finest part Of the city. al great
bargains. ~. II. kinsey.
EOR SALE-Large Sroom new house ON the
4 finest lot lu Toe vicinity. ou North Union.
40 q bargain. CAL and examine. NJ. ii. Kin
sy.
EOR SALE-6roo house aid good s0xl32 r..
lot Ola south Lafayette only $3.50. ". IL.
kIusey.
F0R ~ALE-A fine Groom house on High
laud-aHc., si.-v on easy terms. ". h.hin-
soy.
EoR sLE-or win trade Tor improved prop
erty. lHNl ~. corner Thomas and Mad-
son-ayes. N. II. hinsey
FOR >ALE-A 5l-it. lot On Fouutain-st. just
east of uiau. worth So per foot. 0uls
slso0 Mast srl quick. W. u. kinsey.
koR SALE-A iplt. lot within three blocks
oi the Posioi.ce. on} sl,"V- ". h. hin
L0R SALE "A Gue ~ II. Tot on Hastings ST..
sN. 81. d. kusey.
E0N ~Alf -sroom house in the south part
81 fuvD. on fire street. large lnt. nice
shade trees, worth $3.50. Tor $500. ". II. Ma
FoE's -i2it.lot on Nor.h Division ST..
urrr Dfese.a--4sc.. .le. IS. II. kinsey.
L. u a. f..-f.If ..f NI south l.II4T
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

y >lAEe- iul. ~all-l Aate = fs.ais. taf-
- N.slSN E.fa4 4.lftt. Ia r.-Hi..'te iHfs.it Z.
eil eel fne Nhaie ar psri ef wtH sAfiiti' t-
f4F tIfs gfarfIss. luiut atUn u 500 N~at ii.
l4l 81. ls nHali lIA Islul ~
EnN ~Af AflFaf.aIf Hant tiunion taillls
-nefs. IS H. A.at4.. 80 hoilA tpiitet
aft. -'
IoA rALf Household saoas sf .N Aild.
cheap iUr lLr AeAt NetA - sa titstts+
aAf lt
Euk salL A fr>i.sIass meat maffrt if
seeJ .e.at..l Aa1 a.Iue 5 good uusi De- ss
aeaftss 81. q B . hat = llis o1.st. p.
LWk SALE auaa N.MMlUa isrtpnitfs
almost ueN. La4uus ~ l.4 rlu-Atf -
piano TOR SALE sili Ap--.lf nil. rachaues
in iIaeE Soy O. horse. il.l4.ft az a.
Williams. Nlfh hai h4illsli f4luaa- il-I
luE rslI-A sfoft oi tuagifs go q bargain.
Iau Ihatiols. ul.t rufts. at cost Come
and eNaniuc. a and - l4si Bridge 81. B.
-ruaair. llt
+eh ~AlE-Au ouiff Tor q steam laundry.
Nsrs cheap fa iarl ief hall iHf actual gasi
Also a t.htf>t power steam engine and de-
livery Aatnn. iHlNlft af tNr Eagle Steam
Dye House. no. - Canal g.. - q. btiNi
hst
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25


NANIllt-toak aad seeeaa Nrl Apply
y Immediate 4t corner SKATE - au1 Aaa
ise4 ate. AZ
NNANIfD A uunbef oi toess aad aiHias
rpul elFs> 10 49, fe NaAi,il af lH itr
llttr Frllusais railroad laIt laid strao1
hrnn loHns af laf.t Naf. Il
WAIVED AIIuAil.e aaa dressnaksrs ~
" MapIest llt
\\ANIfb-A fI.f.cla.s es.k aaa pastry
" GOODS wages elH Iitf Arft pastry fosk s..
App's 80 oAtc 20 Lslnsst9As hestaAfaaf,
AkAAIED 6ifl al "a cherry 81.
NNANIED-Ten experiences fas plckefs 49,
~ pls AT 81 Iourli ST. AZ
WANTED SIXTY general url> q fl best
" places iu CIV - cooks. wages = toS.
per week - dining room girl, ll SECOND girls
tTt>,MaAfIs. I talisft>,. huu>s-l.Nelifr.
Call TODAY. sweet a smith, EHplU> mtnt
Exchange Rooms, - and ~ csten baialne.
tlnal.sf. Ils
\NAAIki-A competent sirl o. do general
~ housenefk osfmal uf H.Hald PIE
itrTed. inquire al -lo North lAisloA.st.
lla
NNANrED-A competent g.u Tor general
~ hoUsrnork. AlpS "a Cherry r. Good
wages N5
\NANTED-Ihrr LADIES' for WORK OUTSIDE ~
" city so "a uay. Address, wifh stamp.
r. ID. iarreii. Tower block. GRAND kanids. Na
\\ANTED-Dlulnsfoom g.r at tAe Nlchiean
" House. tHf
NNANTED-A lads lu each City. town aud
W township 10 procure subscribers for ths
Home Magazine conducted by Mrs. Johu a.
Logan. special Inducements offered. Refer
euces required. Address Ih. bT0dl1 Publish
ing COMPANY. Washington, ID. e.
WANTED-Iwo good domesiics. a eompe
" tent cook. also hnI>elnaid. Inquire
mornings at Il North Lafayette. corner foun.
tJu -. iu-ff
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

Cl-r THIS OFT and paste ~ 81 your hat.
y ~. Ju account ~ oar fagIniN infftus.i
business wr have found If ufsV>saf, in accom-
modaft those who cannot afford o. spend Iae
time O. cal az our office duTinE itt daytime.
and WIFI. UnfH farther notice. keep euf Office
open rn Monday. "Wednesday ald saturday
evenings of each week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25
FOR RENT HOUSES.

EOR hEN1-nouse of nine and one with
twelve rooms with or without barn. FIVE
blocks south 81 Monroe So. Enquire at e..
south Diyision-st. l-l
no Rent Pleasantly situated house. good
cond fiou 80. - F0urth-ayc Apply TO
I. ". lio,comb 81 iyon 81. ll5
LOR kENI-iorty acres of land. sultabi, for
garden. with dwelling house; ore mile
west oi j.. & VI. junction. possession given az
once. :. /. and Ph. &. uilcr. lo3 Canal 81
ll5
LOR RENI-HpuSe with modern improve
meutS Enquire al Hines Coal once
under National Cts Bank. JIG
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

WANTED Situation as fireman stationary
" engine preferred Address ). H.. Box +
lI1
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

\NAN1ED--,iris Tor hotels girls for private
" families, girls Tor la.ucfS work dining
room girls. Nanf girls, girls. girls, girls
best of places lu and CIT oi the CITY. highest
wages and fares paid Come today aiid bring
your friends Vlth you.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

Circulation Guaranteed 70 30 the
Largest OF All Mo- gan Dalhes Ex-
cep1 Those Of Detrc.t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

TO RENT -Four suites 81 living rooms En.
quire al room L.. - Nonroe-st /. lmmeu.
lI-
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

III and lof ai The corner 81 Henry 81. and
Iiffh.ayc. >fU, and the adjoining ioi. 5g13l.
Tor $50 more. aA ou easy terms
NNEILBI lit modern house NO ts5 south
" Ionia ef. wlfh sliding doors. bay win
dow hard and SOFT water. stone foundation
etc.. worth $3.50. wlIl SCH this month fef $50
on account Cf ihe on ner belus ouf ef The city.
TWO houses on one lei fronting on FOURTH
I ave-. ut.r FTandFIlle aee. Always rents
90 good tenants cou.ro ufnfIf paNs over lN per
cent profit on fhe valuation. 81 .tf- ilf must
De- sold. as Ihe owner hasn't time 60 loek after
ID properly
pUY GRAVEYARD LOTS . you want them.
- hlf H" prefer io gei out ln ihe pure nr
and dfnt clean. healthy water. NcAfi buy
property ihaf is hard 90 scll J ou inay want
- seli 81 Yourself sometime.
HERE Te haYe over three thousand
- choice iNt. in aII parts ~ fhe cIfy. and oar
pIafs whist $50 hafe 1868 ef fhrm aff aotue~
lodged Ia h. among fle aesi ia fle cas-. Gail
aud examine oar lief
W. w.N huHd IS hrusf o. su'f fhc purchase.
" oIl sfil on easy monthly payments.
GRAND UNION HEtLISThII IKCnAN6E.
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