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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-30
DoEs public life pay asks Joe How. ard. We'll, Matt Quay rather thinks il does.

THE glass workers will have to accept a 15 per cent reduction in wages. begin ming September 1. The glass trade is Q very highly protected industry, the pro- tective tax on glass ranging from 60 to 103 per cent, and the glass workers are wondering where the protection to their wages comes in. Their campaign of education is evidently only just begun.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-30
MERIDEN, WATERBURY & CONNECTICUT MI RIVER RAILROAD


 IN EFFECT JULY 13 1889 FROM WATERBURY TO CROMWELL Lea,e Waterbury, New England station. ss5 a m 1855, 4:40, *6 52 D. n ' ''' ~'l' Leave Waterbury Dublin street 5-Oo mn o.,o am; l10. 5:O2, *7:O7 D. m " ' 'io Leave Meriden, $50 a. m.. 1:57, 555 D. m, FROM CROMWELL TO WATERBURY. Leave Meriden, West Main street .,0, oao :, r, 12::51, 5:l5, 6:35 D. E ~' '~0 "' Ill., Arrive at Dublin street, TAO, 1o:11 a. m. 1s5 eos 1:35 D. m. " " '' '.oo' Arrives Waterbury. N. E. station, 7:5s 1926 a. m. *For Meriden and way statiops o,,,, : . 1:52 p. m. '' i'0 "' ', All trains arrive at and leave West Main street.
 CHAS. N. CRAWFORD. supt.
 Meriden, Conn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-30
GRAND ARMY POLITICS.

The extent to which politics have con- trolled the Grand Army encampment was still further evidenced yesterday when Corporal Tanner was given a cer- tificate of appreciation for his extrava- gant and illegal management of the pension office. The action of the en-
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
COURT CRUMBS.

Charles Bateman gave his personal
note for $50 to Ezra B. Meade, and he
also gave a joint note with III. H.
Goodwin, who was formerly secretary
of q cooperative mutual fire insurance
company of this city, for 800. Meade
brought suit before Justice Westfall
and the jury rendered verdict for de-
fendant for costs, and found no cause
of action for the plaintiff. Mr.. Meade
has appealed TO the circuit court.
Charles and Theodore Miller, who
compose the firm OF Miller Brothers, had
meat market in Grand Rapids town
ship. The building and contents were
insured for S475 in the New York Fire
Insurance Company. The building
burned some time ago, and the com
pany neglects to pay the insurance.
The brothers have commenced SUIT to
recover the insurance, IN the circuit
court.
Samuel l.. Ware, of Sand Lake, gave
a note for $1,000 to Bradley n. Lobdell,
IN August, 1887. The note was payable
IN two years, and is now past due. Two
small payments have been made, but
there IS now Sll0S due Mr.. Lobdell
He has commenced suit in foreclosure
upon some mortgages that were giver
him as collateral security.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
THE OBSERVER


BaiSer szys that poverty . only az
ideH IA nlne cases Oat Of ten, and Iadg-
ing from daily observation for manY
years past, Ne believe ig - be 80.
EgQ sal4Tles Ilvzr 2bly court a. ~
living some men WITH Ten thousand
GO. iATs year sG1eE more for want "
ule4ls tl41 Olners slGl nYe hundred
and less. IL the ten Thousand sS-aried
man were T4lsed 70 ffty thousand he
would Increase hls hyng expenses even
beyond that, aud would still AK Tor
mere. The reason r. the richer man
has ar hcisl wants. and they grow
ahead or MS leg innate earnings. Ills
income A. ten Thousand dollars. ana by
habit be spends fifteen 10 twenty thou
sand, and suffers enough BY beng
duuned f0r unpaid debts 10 Kill sen
sltFe man. A man who earns dollar
q day and does not run ~ debt, IS the
happier OF the tive.
There are people, Of course. who are
wealthy and enjoy their wealth, espec-
ally Il they have gained u honestly.
But there are thousands upon thou
sands With pr.ncely incomes VINO DO not
know moments peace, because they
1--we above their means. To STRAIN
every nerve for socicty's sake and at
the expense Of everything else, Is the
saddest part OF life.
Every sane youth starting out IN life,
prefers % succeed, rather than fail.
Why not teach It TO HIM at home, IN
school, n church and n society!
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
COURT RECORDS.

CIRcrrr Judge Burch - George
Thompson ". The Lake shore = Micn-
gan Southern Railway Company. tres
pass on the case, trial resumed. Leon
ard Zimmerman -. Joseph Thinner
man and BESSIE Zimmerman, assump-
st. notion to dlsm ss Cause granted
with attorney fee 8 to defendant, Bes-
SIC Zimmerman.
Judge tfrove Francis feteliier vs.
John I. Elliott, chancery; argued and
submitted.
PRoRsrr Estate r Melville r. BIS
81 dec sssod report of comma IS onors
on CLAIMS filed. Estate of Henry Rrlu-
m.ekamp. deceased. VII ami petition
for probate hied. hearing. Jsnaarv e.
Estate oi Christ 1n Frey ot a.. minors
guard a. annual account fled. Estate
az Annn y. Norton. dccea sel order
granting stat8tCry allowances widow
Isfafe az Iare A Egs-. deceasea. hear
aag on petition 10Y partition thss day.
prf~f -Ed Harrs. drunk. ts2.
Geo. a. Rove drunk. ~ davs Pee.
Ifrrer drunk fsfs ~ W e~anr
violation Pole ora nance. Al }ournef
ta Navemhef -. 1oha owen. faTerne.
adjourned tI November -. Joh4
gfshaal. concealed weapons ad 4oufDaa
fH November 81 Clara Fogs. lafeeaf
0e4. H Hsoeo pool bh.s vlfhout )
license adjourned 81 November 25.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
-
POLICE COUET PICKINGS.

Ell Harris paid 1876 yesterday to
settle 4 little spree that he INDUCED in
early in the week.
Geo. \. Rowe pleaded guilty yester-
day to a charge OF being drunk. Judge
Holmes gave him twelve days in which
TO get sober.
That same old 81 and costs was the
sentence which Judge Holmes smil-
ingly pronounced yesterday on Pete
Llcger for being drunk.
John Owen, the cOlored thief who
stole n coat and vest from Charles
Williams. pleaded not guilty yesterday
and his examination was set for Mon
day.
Geo. II. Brown, who has two liquor
cases pending N police court, was ar
rested yesterday for running n pool
table without a license. The case
comes up Monday.
Sheriff Bishop found that the two
mon who were arrested az East Saginaw
Wednesday were not the WarwiCb
thieves. He telegraphed the news back
az soon a. nc saw them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
Farm ". CITY.

Prof. Brewer, of Yale College, struck
the key note OF American lie when he
stated that fifteen out of twenty-one
Presidents were farmers or sons OF
farmers. There is no calling which has
greater opportunities than agriculture
for usefulness. honor and position, for
young men of ability and education.
We suggest that change be made
for the general good OF the country,
by turning feeble city boys out
on the farm, and farmer
boys into the city for business.
Keeping the poorest things on the
farm 10 use and selling the best TO the
city folks Is good way to convince
tie boys that there's no place like
home"
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

Iris singularly out Of place for the
Democratic party 60 clam any credit
FOR pension legislation whatever. Sup
pose thst party had devised, enacted
and enforced the whole body Of pen
son laws. what more would is have
done than q ought 70 have done t0 re-
par or compensate for the damara it
causedf And yet We find some Demo
Cratc journals claiming some great
things for their party in the way OF
pension increase.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
Catarrh

effects perTr aren't cure Ihousends ~ reo-
e = fesfff. ~ ere sarress ~ Hoods Sarsararil
Il ae a -er.sfv far eafarra W. en orhe- pro a.
effe-s had fsilsd H H0ais ~srssns a q So
hu =. rD the Whole system. and rakes Fgu
fe.- r-n.Nsl Ln hel-tl 80 s-Ie..ll
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
Catarrh

Isa constitutional and not a local disease
and therefore if cannot 30 cured hY iOcai ap-
nT cations u requires a const' ufI onal rene
Nv Ike Hoods Sarsapa-ila- which. work 20
fhroutb tie blood. Grad Gates fhe iInpur. =
whlch causes and promotes the disease, snd F.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
TO suHscRInEks.

A, szs.erfbsr 20 THE rELEaRAn.
aERAID Who fails TO reeeiss the pap -
regularly, or whs may hsse reason e
ssuapiaia OF late delivery. ~in confer .
special favor By Informing this once Of
shs fact At 9nes. send postal card or eel
a. tsisphOns sal.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

VIZ love 10 see innocent childhood
building cob-houses TO be toppled over
by the slightest jar. But the innocence
of the child IS a cipher compared with
the innocence of the Lansing Journal
man, who IS at present building up a
Democratic victory in Michigan. He
thinks he can accomplish what Mel
Ford and Don Dickinson found so hard
TO do. Look out for gentle zephyr
neTt year.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

Tar four war-ships that have just
been started of on European tour are
but samples of what We can turn out.
We have no need to be ashamed of
them, for they are complete in their
make and equipment, although not so
heavy as many European vessels. Uncle
Sam Is to be congratulated upon his
awakening from his long sleep.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
Catarrh

"Frr ..~s~.f ~enrs 7 hs~s hrrr frrrhFf
sIfa saaf fsrrfa1v s '-sT efahs disease e.
far-h f.ns Hrrts -a~sapafI uh .Hs
hesf .-s-fs III erred re ~ fhef rrrf
srepff-zfn ~ fhr8at. 49, slr1ea uF feef
II - - t.~e ffaf- rf haaIfH -rH fffaer
f-a.ei. wrs D ilstra Fafnam. lf.
Hoods SarSaparilla
s.ts p, All stnedisfs SIS Coz g. FFersrsr
f - iieaQ 8 CO Apofhersrirs
iarsi Msss
100 Doses One Dollar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

TzEvsr supposed 70 b taking tsst-
nony on the other Uds of the Cronin
case, but hsvon't succeeded very well
IS Jet IN showing up any ether SIDE p
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

TIE Goodioe->sose tragedy 5 Atrs.a ,
bringing fortl IL good fruit and may
prove one Of the greatest blessings tat
hzs oetallen tAe South Tor many dzy.
Anong the recent utteraRess On the
sGbleet, ae uol-ce especially tns words
oE Judge AoEt0n "a Als lns.rueEons 70
The gr&na jury 0f the circuit court, al
Lexiugt0n, Ky., Al the opening OF is
sess.oa lass Monday. The courtroom
Ezs crowded and the f0il0wing refer
ence y the GooAoe-saops tragedy
produced profound sensation
- 49, 5e coateag 4 r commands your
thousntl4i consideration. 2aa graElasd u it
aN4a-8s aag g4- o. MF c94afrSllen - . Ais slcf
aAi tF41r a4DFeeilli9t % Sac lailes A14 49lL-
s4tllls VI citizenship Tue 1441le homicide
- ~4ieh references - alz4=. esen Z skeesli2n
a. .l rs character. all8 rFrl o. referred % -
tnis community eltn sorros and regret bat
if it be- e8lsi i1rIel as impslg social e114l
tl9as t1al ~ a. times reader D9ssl9le the re-
curFence 8f sEeh bioo4.hsd it should Dc re-
faggea sifl ssfain aat alalm bs a. kh94ztlt
t-i ca. k1ls 40 ca4 aos ts doubted that this
homicide. sure-ediag G.alg others ~ a . lIiIaf
cutrae Orr. a. sag tloiu similar caus-s. esinces
le aar soeieff a le4ar4cS gaieh leads ~ iais-
rhief. wreng aad 0ftsn c. violent aeath. shall
49, hfrol al we arrest this tendency
The Judge then went On 10 condemn
drunkenness and the carrying OF con
eealed deaily weapons, and closed his
instructions - follows;
eSn not d8aot hat Ia the end society vii
arresl the noflid disease Sitn which We are
a1ilcied. Lff here De union Of effort. Let
the church. tlr press. al of our social inStitu
Z uQus hayin< la vie. tne good of men, those %
Whose care = trusted tae common school The
great nursery OK cltiZelsfl9. and al good men.
uulie their manifold ianueuce- Behind tai,
lee the power 81 tn- court stand. ready rein
TO- Meuf. N ttl tW9 sueh forces az command
can nos d0Hlt the uay Rfu not be distant
Shen the TYPICAL kentucky homicide Viii be a
I tling or tn past. ana or society Htl take 70
Itself the type II bright brave. rcnned and
cultured nL-nhl8d.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

pAprTTFF &HlfF Eens-s vs-shoussrrsr
"a a. ~ sasfh bIFfslen e., store 81 tlRts -
F'frEr ranf - 81 fHH rsfes rsrk'Ff ara
~ayiuE Eromptts sffsss~a - ~ relfrh5niuT
y q. a. aaa y -
ANhUNf tssfrfrE fnfHsfg~s ranver ard
a stHre3 rFr~' ~ itNerN. - arrsrrnts ~
-slNFa 81 p = HelE@r'S ii SrE-s iffVislon.sf
A sPrfisttF - mSae ~ reHf4ng taoles kaf
cs.alrs fsT eel ftItalnarel a stc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

BY fair comparison with our neigh
bors on all sides Of US, the TELEGRAM
HERALD has reasons to feel satisfied
with its constant gain. 1t continues to
move on with satisfactory progress.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

Eastern foods and Western Billiards
go 70 show that Michigan IS blissfully
situated between the two extremes.
We may talk and grumbIe about our
changeabie climate, bat It certainly
does not swing clear OF, Ike that Of
some of our neighbors-
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

DAS IAW0Nr has become n member
Of the Young Mems Democratic Club.
Of View York, and Grover Cleveland a
member Of the Bandsnna Club. Of
Louisville, Ky. In reply 70 their noti-
fcston Of his election % membership
Cleveland said. "IfI have succeeded
IN giving 20 the principles of Democracy
increased life and activity. I am con-
tent" re did. He gave his party a
little taste of ofice-h0ldng. aud it
hvened I'D the nam principle Of Democ-
rscv amazingly. Dan seerns 70 have
taken MS honors in silence.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

IOR sAiE-A isrge house sRd lets 0ak
Dale PARK. Tor t2eto iaquirt al Or. hunl .
once. No. Aerth AdVssea-SL SIS
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

At this time of the year the newspa-
pers are Dragging about. or trying to
boom their circulation, but there Is one
paper whose circulation has all seasons
for It's own.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

WAEE up. Canada. or Australia nay
organize United States osf0rs YOU 60.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

The order OF proceedings viii have
to be reversed IN Col. BrIce's present
Job of rainbow chasing. Instead Of
following mp the rainbow % find the
pot of goid. the slriferous pot VIII
have to be found before the rainbow IS
forthrnrl-ng
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
REAL BsTATE- COUNTRY.


E'OR SALF--Iof No. -. Ottawa Beach; this
lot ls one of the first selection, 4 e 10
has fine We. ~ Lake Michigan. Address
Jas ~ Haskins or ~. =. bovsiand, yrsnd
Rapids Men. istsuH
A GREAT BAReAIS-2s-ac-s farm frame
4 house, good orchard lp acrrs improved
ni - from Baldwin. fof sale cheap. Inquire
7 s-Eart. N oleort A 6auson. 30 vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

NOW is the time 10 DVy city property pine
" lApa and h6taN ooe have some of the
very best baIkalnsi ais0 muney o. loan ou
gopa Tcsl estate tGu 81 Ne. s. LoRcgfs BLOCK
oplsoslsr Swoog's notel. A. h Antlsaol ss3
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

EsQb Sails i poss ble that asa teo nsuch
fei N. ~ laAlDn 81 ~orn 9SA oiiik
49, iaf 81 "A. ettA d roQAls more q 3sciS,
etc. thar / W4nIea 0ay WlncoN, lAffe barD
With kr&Asry-- wtthln ~ nAlallrIs "a hrt1Ee
stf The property must te send O. CLOSE az
eslxts. lDIs lal Noula be worth slalk vacant
y b.-lf enc mast have steeFie Ga their
house tilis Nil noi answer. - l.. Uller. exec
uIor ~ Easi kricge-sL -Hai
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

LETTERS are now 20 be carried from
Chicago to san Francisco in eighty-0ne
hours. Some invention which Will OBJ
viate the writing Of letters staI may
come some time Is would be 4 bless
ing 70 politicians
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

t1AHthfAS> kD ka a warm. AcN NNeiIlE u|
a YEAR eWn = naCA Al1cT tlaI lIktNE a
TeatSo houses 4 AetE Soaae for s4if ~ -
s0R1bls lA4i slMo2i &HSene oaeia - a. j. y
frpxlG.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

One of the most accurate pictures
ever given of the slums of New York
Will appear in Scri5ner's for December
under the title How the Other Half
Lives" The author is Jacob A. Riis,
for many years police reporter Of the
Associated Press, who has had every
facility during his very active career to
collect definite information on the sub
ject. The illustrations are from flash
light photographs taken by the author.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

EDrToE PENROsE, one of the Mormon
leaders and a witness in the present
investigations, was committed 10 jail
the other day tor contempt of court
because ne refused to tel how MANY
wives ne had. There IS no doubt of his
contempt, not only for the court, but
also for the whole Federal machinery,
but We protest against bis being sent TO
ial before he had time to count over
his matrimonial dependencies. The
financial ability Of an editor to support
a score or two of wives and the natural
tendency of a Mormon 20 an arithmet-
real progression of such household
Convsniences had, doubtless, increase
his supply to such an extent that cen
sus was necessary 20 enable him % an
swer with any degree of certainty.
And, moreover, with the natural in
stincts of a good news editor, he wished
to be exact IN h.s statements.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

Eeah cAIE-A urN eicseu-T.om h0uSe un
Paris ave. hrscA sci IurlAce. nla4 ltl
Il aware Er.4t. l.It NCalth. O.crGrl0 ht ~ Ea.A
Usts water, glsltrl. Huli sewer. D4lH re,.ia
win ls4Aters hes &Ha oAla water Aua = Il
n.04eTl improvements tai oeplh siene e4-iai
Ender entire hoast, lafge pofcaes Sa1 u1ts. .de
chimney i2rsf lol sra1ce Eak ssdaeo tto
concrete Nalk lu short. . convenient. st q
lgI home iof ouls sis Cash. tsfsf az Hspuf.tg
l6ylneuts. Charl = a.. Iaits iafts tach
Gaau : lGN e1ce. LcaXAIG kiock 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

TuE greater man grows n politics
the more shsky hs foundation be-
comes. senator ingalls, enemies ere
already counting ca defeating hs re-
election IN 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
Teach Principles of Success

Every sane youth, starting out IN life,
prefers TO succeed rather than to fail;
this being so, then why not teach him
hoU in SCHOOL,
Our schools should approach asnearly
as they can the ideal of practical life
and how TO get along in the world.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

II there are more arrests % - made
IN connection VITA the Cron.n affair.
whv do the authorities do - much
taking about - They woulf better
keep ST. until ready n str kc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

MAGNETIC healing anG clsirvoysnt sittingS
u dss OftaNa-sl.i cable and Cana ST caIs
convenient ". l.. Free.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

The "Free kindergarten and Creche"
Is one of the most worthy charitable
institutions IN this city. IL Is doing a
most noble work IN field that is often
left uncultiyated-not so much from
real Indifference or neglect as from the
lack OF some leading spirit to organize
such a movement and bring IL 10 the
attention Of the public. Its principal
work IS the care, entertainment and IN
struction OF the children OF. the laboring
women, who are unable 10 provide such
attention for their little ones, while
they are earning their livelihood. 1t IS
supported entirely by voluntary con-
tribuhons and has no endowment fund
of any kind. One kind hearted lady
generously gave a whole years work as
teacher, but at present the manage
ment IS obliged 10 hire a teacher.
The ladies' Of the Grand Rapids press
five IN number and warm hearted
withal-have always taken lively IN
terest IN the institution and it little
charges. They have been invited by
the lady managers to furnish a Thanks
giving dinner for the little folks,
and have made arrangements to
do so. But they have concluded
to 60 a step further and make the af-
fair something more than a mere din
ner. As many little ones are kept away
from the school these cool days by in.
sufhciency of clothing, the ladies wish
10 secure means to provide such cloth.
ing. They, therefore, call upon the
good people Of Grand Rapids for con.
tributions Of money, clothing or food
10 be made a part of their Thanks
giving entertainment for the little ones
All such things may be left at the
TELEGRAW-HERALD Office between now
and Thanksgiving day. We trust thai
liberal contributions may be brought
N, not only for the sake of the little
ones, but also of the ladies' who have
undertaken this noble work.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

THE New York Nal and Express puts
at the head of its editorial columns the
proverb, "a soft answer turneth away
wrath; but grievous words stir up
anger" and then proceeds to stir up
Chicago's anger with the grlevous
words: Chow much of Chicago's
boasted eight million Fair fund could
really be collected IN case of an actual
call for 1t? There is a remarkably
strong impression abroad that a very
large proportion of the Chicago sub
scriptions are worth just as much as the
paper they are written on" We can
all preach, brother, but a mule can dis
count Us all on practice.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

LEGALLY speaking hotel IS not
dram-shop. So says Kansas City
justice OF the peace IN passing upon the
terms of the NewberTy law OF Missouri,
which prohibits billiard and pool play
ing IN the same room where liquors are
sold. ''The law WAS enacted" he said,
"wlth the aim VI removing from dram
shops inducements for men 10 lolter
there and drink. II had nothing 10 do
with the gambling phase as the statutes
amply cover that feature. Hotel keep
ers are not dram-shop keepers within
the meaning of the law. The bar IS
only one OF the appurtenances of a
hotel the same as the barber shop or
bathroom. IL the law applied TO
hotels then a house Of 500 rooms could
not employ female servant or have a
musical instrument about it." But
viii not the effect OF such a decision be
10 turn every hotel into dram-shop?
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
LOST
MISCELLANEOUS.

l\ANIED-Psr;y with capital Tor frsi c ass
w dramatic company, successful pave
elegant pnntngi sure winner relefehees
given. Address Manager. care kecmond's
Opera House.. So
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

DUBBER WEATHER sTkIPS-Now Is the
II time 10 have them applied 10 your doors
and windows II you wish 10 save fuel. 600 feet
on stock. only css per foot put up eci also
house numbers rubber stamps. steAcils. etc
b. J. Bullard. I Pear 81 $40
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
OFFICIAL PAPER OF The CITY,


GRAND RAPIDS, FRIDAY. nov. p
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

Calsss Press aspOsts. Prompt ana Eari,
a.lfssry. All ths Loeai Ness. .as the
oss.asst sad Meat Ptsiaiy Priatsa P.pss
puslshsa in 0rand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dailies Ex-
eept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

IL manufacturers were the only per-
sons had in view by the Republican
party, in its tariff legislation, as Dem
ocratic papers would have their read
ers believe, then the Republican party
would favor taking all tariff duties off
of whatever stuff IS considered "raw
material" by manufacturers. But Re-
pubhcans realize that what is one mans
raw material is anOther's finished pro-
duct, and that the latter Is just as much
entitled to protection as the former.
Ii there is any raw material which can
not be produced here at all, then it is
we'll enough to admit it free of duty
unless II is in the nature of mere lux
ury-for it does not enter into compe-
titlOn with American production.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
LARGE AMOUNT or hkAL ESTATE
n for SAFE Musl Aua elH be said

i have g. lots luI sale oH ffalicAs ADDITION.
corner Of fifib and Nae ssn-AVrs, lots ~ ~
10 ieei O. an alley priues irom ~ 10 500.
- lois UA A4a.s1u-AKe. au4 HuN@F1ssJ od
fralicN Nn0 Nordeus addition, prices TsNse
from SOJ to sou lihe most of these lots are
very desirable. quite cent1aiy located. hear
school house ano street ears tAr adj AGENT
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

FOR hEhI-HoUSBS,
L'OR RENT-The house. corner ottawa 81.
and q. r. 4 !. railroad. next 90 the refrig-
orator factory. Apply az corner Spring snd
Fulton-st.. 20 c. II. Leonard 5iD
EOR RENT-New double house. ia and lS
Il Bsrcay-st. Inquire next door north. %
4 COTTAGE of Eve rooms. house ofe rooms.
\ one of four rooms and one Of three rooms.
all in good location and within i've minutes
walk OF Sweets Hotel. Inquire OF B. ". Bar
nard, s. Anen-st.. corner Nj Vernon.
E0R RENJ-Just being vacated at Zll North
Coiege-avc.. a very suug or l-room house.
with good barn desirable location; rent 81
per month tin April l. thereafter s4 per
month. ;. i. 4 uller. Al last Bridgest. zHti
TOR RENT-Tenement ef rooms. one of
a rooms one Of rooms. one OF rooms. one
of rooms Al frsf-ciass houses IN good iocs-
tions. and from three 10 ten minutes Wax
from sweets Hotel. Inquire OF b. W. Bar
nard. - AIien-st.. cor. Mt NeTnon-sf.
FOR RENT-A tenement u six rooms IN the
Palatine block. corner Court and Allen
sts one Of Eve rooms. ~ West fulten-st,
hard aud soft water. and good cellar. 0ue u
three rooms corner % Winter and Allen sts.
also store IN good location FOR grocerv bgsi
ness. Inquire - b. IS. barnard. - AAen-st.
corner Nj Nernon-sf. Nu
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
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