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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-09

who is not afraid to appear before any audi
ence in a pair of high-top rubber boots
which be has used all day to wash buggies
in, and light the footlights amid thunders of
applause. We had one of these gentlemen
the other night He brought nine others to
help him. 1 think that the most of them
sleep on the stage nights. They were play
ing "old sledge" behind the drop curtain
when we came.
L do not know what they were there for.
We did not want them. We did not need
them. They joyfully stood around in the
way and spat down large knothole near
the curtain rope, although it was hopeless
task, for it dried up before the next one
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-09

OR nearly 53 years
Castle Garden has
been the great gate
way through which
millions of people
pass ed to seek
homes in the New
World. Within a
few days, by the
authority of the
Secretary of the
Treasury, that gate
will be closed, to
be opened no more.
T h e immigrants
coming to this
country will no
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-09
superintendent Knowledge.


" Wd5nInBIOH IUsL.I
one of the able habitnes of the press gal
lery at the Capitol has a striking way of
putting things. Speaking of Senator who
is noted alike for wisdom and long-winded-
ness, he said: "0h, Senator - knows
lots; there's no doubt of it. The fact is, he
knows SO much it's positively in the way. I"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-09
FITTING OPERA GLASSES.
The Width is nm Important Matter very
Often Overlooked,

Often Overlooked.
Very often one gets fine opera glass,
takes it to the theater with lively anticipa-
tion of pleasure, and then has the whole
evening spoiled by what seems to be the
perverseness of the glass, remarks an opti-
clan in the st. Louis Globe Democrat No
matter how much it is screwed and adjusted
it won't focus. The glass is looked upon as
the cause. This is an error. Most fre-
quently it will be discovered that the glass
is too narrow for the eyes or too wide. In
either case imperfect vision, overtaxed eyes
and headache will follow the use of the
glass. Opera glasses should fit the eyes
as well as spectacles. A glass is made that
can be folded so as to fit any eye, and that
should be used by those who don't own a
pair OF glasses fitted to them by an Opti-
clan.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-09
LOVES OF STATESMEN.
Bits of Romance in the Lives of Men
Who Have Become Famous.
TOM REEDS AWKWARD PROPOSAL.
How Lige HalfOrd Popped to the Little
Soprano of the Choir.
A MAIDEN WHOSE PAPA LOCKED HER UP
IcoRREsPoNDENcE OF THE DIsPATcH.I
WASHINGTON. FebruarH s.

VERY man in
Congress has
had his romance
and those wise
heads that now
bob up and down
on the waves of
legislation have
smirked q nd
smiled as they
whispered sweet
nothingsin their
fair mistresses'
ears. Most of
t b e m worked
harder for their
wives than they
work on their
speeches and not
a few found the
troubles of their
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-09
NYE RICH IN WISDOM.
he Dispenses Information to His
Sunday Correspondents.
EXPENSE OF A BALL IN NEW YORK.
Chespsning Effect of Live Conversational
ist or HUmOrist.
CHIEF TRAITS OF THE STAGE HAND
rwR1rrEN FOR THE DISPATCH j

DO not know
that anyone has
ever referred
publicly to the
average sta ge
nand as we find
him at the one
night stands. 1
do not mean the
professional stage
h and, but the
young and pim-
ply party who
acts as floor
walker for a liv-
cry stable during
the day and shifts
the scenery at the
Itheater at night.
He is a self
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-09

LOOKING out from the parlors of the Sturte-
want House, Broadway and Twentv-ninth Al,
y. T., one may see 1000 cars passing the house
If he sits all day. The sturtevant House is
well kept on the European plan. Prices mod
crate.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-09

her face had gained lines OF sadness which
it has never lost. The husband has never
forgotten his wife's loyalty and devotion;
and one of the prettiest sights at the Capital
is to see the pstrician-looking Breckenridge,
the "silver-tongued," walking with his
sweet-faced wife, for they act like lovers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-09
A NATIONS GATEWAY
Story of Castle Garden and the Mill
ions it has Sheltered.
NO LONGER FOR IMMIGRANT USE
Jenny Lind Sang Her First Song in America
Under Its Roof.
FORTRESS, BEER HALL AND THEATER

GCoRREsPoNDENcE OF THE DISPATCH
NEW YORK. February 8.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-09

a bright conversatlonalist or a good
humorist who is willing to give q fair
equivalent for his food can save you at such
q meal hundreds Of dollars. You might
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-09
NOT AT ALL PuFFED DIP.

The murderer of Wild Bill, after his
crime, came at once on horseback from
Deadwood to my town, where through
strong political influence 1 got an intro
duction to him. He talked pleasantly and
even kindly to me, although be had denied
himself to all other reporters and held him.
self aloof from the general public. He was
rather plain in appearance, and vet L can
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-17
Chicago 1Iarko.

Me.-r.. =. y. White a Co. telegraph &.
W. Branch a Go. as follows:
CHICAGO. July l6.-M heat The wheat
market sold down To- size. to-day ON con-
tnued bright weather. In Europe lower
cables aud very limited demand. Vuite "a
little long wheat was h1uidated, ana lhe
d.rlinn wa, materially assisted by some
f,irlv LARGE ,ollineof August by llutchlu-
som at the bottom. % became known that
Inc Farmers Review, t0 bc issued lo-mof-
row. would state thai Nebraska, Iowa and
Dakota had declined in average ON account
~ DIV weather. This started shorts COW
ering. and the advance 90 about the highest
point of the DAY resulted. have not eN
pressed any opinion on wheat for some
time but believe m % now, and around
present prices would keep Oh the long side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-17
MARKETS by TELEG RAPH.
Baltimore Market.
~ Ff.f.......


BALTIMORE, MD, July lG.-Cotion duh,
middling, ~ &C.. Flour steady. Wheat
southern inactive; new. S2d pjc; fultz, NjOf
nc.; longbefry, 'ws i5c.: steamer No. .
red, Ole; Western weak. NO. . winter.
red spot, 92w92i &C.; July. Ole. Corn south.
crn quiet; white Doc: yellow ijisWj0c.
Western finn; mixed, spot. l5i5c. hid; July,
NC. Oats firm. ungradcd southern and
FennYslvania, 3jN39c.. do. Western white,
~. w Zoe; do. mixed, 3GW3l o.; graded
No. white, 39l4c. Rye nominal; choice,
'"jdc. Provisions steady. Coffee Rio
cargocs fair at 1888 W poe. sugar steady;
uanuulatod, Gs-c. copper refined firm
at ljc. Whisky fairly active.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-17
nnlilmnre Stock Market.

10y telegraph
BALTIMORE. Mp, July IT, Virginia
consol~, 30; do. tcn-turlic-, i3; do. thrccs,
G~ $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-17
DON'T DO TT.

PROM tho q" NCdic0i Ecrictr." "tfpon the
III .,nfrtons of 4 liver Complaint tho mis-
Guided sufferer applies lduc pill. caIouel
aud other mineral poi>ons, in the deiusiVe
f,npc olobtainiur relief " hcreas these now
srAil pugptiNcs hut aggrnNate tho disease
mud drlitate Tho constitution. Dr. Tut
has had the courage to ignore this killing
tfirticc 81 fhC old school. His remcdies
drawn from the vegetable Kingdom are nj.
most snira, ulous tn rcuo,nting tho broken
down body. The letters of cured patients in
fhc Doctors possession arc a tribute Of graf
fludc fo his genius and skim which but few
ssucvhihit. iiisiiNcr PMS are sent all over
firoorld. They can hc found in every town
and hamlet ia tho United states"
TUFTS Liver Pills
ACT MILDLY BUT THOROUGHLY,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29
I. ]. Lamb b Company

RAJ ESIATE AND COMMISSION
3 sDc A. soalh Ionl1sL fAeps
TO ExcHANGE- NersSsss AZ O. ~ ers~ias
sven PER oe1i lasarosl ans securut ~
oeuLtFs re2 oslAis NLio1 Ne wil "a acAAlst iaf
cils ErePrrx- house sna loi Iroiclra.
RlnlNkoS lhANCt-N NJ go h4l lnsercsi
A "a Hfsi class krooofs house centrally D.
oako4 4ns aosNs ns0Fia1luk btl.lac tF
y ~ e1o1Alsc sor heass sae isi eertt 49,
keot AZ Ihs Des pisEias Rail sua graunas
Il - aeeth erene kApids looetro helwcen
tne a. 4. snc :. X. 4 J. rsiSAss y a. slaiAgs
iroul eotA ro@AA- lis piaIl - hlioa viii ihe
4test deslgas a Pi&lllag l.ll Ia@gh4aeFs.
ksw enginv AZ boiler This j. a. excellent
panf f0r Ia@llllaciaria9 80 ell sf sei1 ~ .
b4IEsin ~ Sll iorn stool company ier
Misunderstanding fnrniturs- Correspondent
saiioiteo.
pAKE BARGAIN-Tasg fBs !sres heuss "a
"A = Aerrsson-st-, e tAe hoa1 C1ssst VII
sh.e ts1rs 1na on lenE tine. Inls A. . aory
GiSir4tlc prapertH fOT ans one lab ~ . E.s
looaloa 90 a. eAccilent neigna0rhuod
k0K sALA-A ne SyeAr oid .ersss coz.
4 srRIls 3na kihG. gtslaE . Alce noss oi mia.
The ea~ car be seen any time by 8gplyiIl ~
TIE onaee- hill be sola cheap Tor cash. Fnoe
So
EOR sALE-we have a splendie iTut fsrze
uc4T the city, c9nkisunk 81 a. sofcS The
farm ls So Win about 49, chuloc Peach trous-
Apples. pears plums cherries Qginees srapcs-
sirsw ocTries- rasPberurs, ste-, cte, The house
=
excellent water. About l5 acres VII makc a.
excellent garden. frlos. $50 pei seTe. Terms
easy
E'oR sALE1Heuss sne 10. o. sPrtnT 81.
ncrth Of oakes-st.s lot olXlA tcet running
q En alley, The house IL a lafEe comnsoalous
baildiag aEd Ro~ rents Tor e. pei month lbis
ls frs class property ioI a. Investment 70 lseiag
near the busy portion 0f the city Hnc close 81
MoRIOe-st-. where Prices art rapids SofAuo-
ing.
TO BUILDERs-ws have lOo.oOo teeI o. trss
class heniock 5iii sfur which Ne VII sell
OT ca change f0T &rpeu trT OF mason werk. We
aso h6Ne nae line et shingles Gnd lath y hlo1
Ne vii seli cheap foT cash.
EOh SALE-f0 building iots on huttcrw orth-
ave. These lots arc q bargain anc aFr With
"a the reach Of the l4ooTinE clhssCS They arc
/ Nithi1 ~ minutes wax u hl factories and rs
ml nUtts' Naik from the pOSt-ofEoe- v " sell
OF easy terms from SgN 20 SO cach.
kNOR SALI-A nne sSE soda fouutain.in ex-
celleut condition viii be sold 81 bargain
Il taken soon. VII exchange i0T = horbe aud
C4rT4ase.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29
OFFICIAL PAPER OR THE CITY.
GRAND RAPIDS. TUESDAY. APRIL 3
AsPhALr COMING.

The action OF the Common Council
last evening shows that the TELEGEAx-
HEaALD knew whereof Il spoke, when
itstated tlat the preference Of that
body was ~ favor OF asphalt pavement.
We based our opinion then upon the
expressions OF the members, and upon
the fact that they are al progressive
men. who believe that the time has
come for Grand Rapids 70 place itself
abreast OF the age. our afternoon con-
temporary, Of erratic genius and eye
sight 90 poor that u cannot see through
a pane OF glass without two eyc-holes
punched IN Il. pOOh-poohed at the TEL
EGkAOG-HEEALD's asphalt prediction. II
the boss OF that sheet Will scrape the
asphalt OF his head and put it on the
streets, his brains viii work more freely
and bis wubbIng sheet viii be able 10
keep Up with the march Of improve
meuts.
While the pavements OF this city are
a disgrace % A place OF so much i'm
portance and wealth, yet there IS An
excuse tor this condition Of affairs.
The city has SIMPLY outgrown Its gar
meuts It's growth has, OF recent years,
been so rapid that It has had about all
It could attend % N opening. grading
and improving new streets, without
giving a great deal Of attention to the
older ones. Thus the city has fallen
behind the times. But it now realizes
the fact and, knowing the true nature
OK rs allment, one half the work Of
remedy IS effected.
Although there Is a good excuse for
such a condition as now cOnf-onts the
city. there IS no good excuse for its
longer continuance. Tns time for act
iou has now arrived, and the Council
last night was unanimous IN It's laud-
abls leterm.nat.On 20 set the work go
i1z. I- adopted, by unanimous vote, a
resolution ordering the paving, with as
phat Of Canal street, from Pearl to
Bridge, aad OK sheldon street, from
Fulton % Cherry.
The TELEGEAN-HERALD Il now ready
70 predict that this city vii not stop
WITH t1.s amount ~ modern pavement,
bur VIII continue until the central parts
ottas city are put INTO psesentable
r.a-a
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29

Foresaw and FOretOld Her Own Death.
The New York Sun, of March 10, says
that less than a month prior TO that
date, there was a masquerade ball at
Waterbury, Conn, of which Miss Lizzie
OConnor, an attractive young woman,
was the belle. Upon retiring after the
ball she had a peculiar dream, IN which
she saw at her feet an open grave,
on the bottom of which was a light,
and IN the distance approaching the
grave was a procession of mourners,
some of whom carried the remains of
4 young and beautiful girl robed in
white. Friends of the young woman at
the factory interpreted the dream 10 be
a sure sign Of marriage ana happiness
tor LIZZIe. but Miss O'Connor would
not be consoled by their reading Of
ner fortune, and rapidly gave herself
up 70 sorrow and 81 nee. While still
in perfect health she selected four
OF her gentlemen friends as pail bearers
and picked out the robe which she was
20 be laid outln after death. The same
day she made these arrangements she
was taken with a severe cold, which re-
suited IN pneumonia, and her death
last Friday. Saturday the young men
whom she mad selected TO be her bear
ers carried her body 20 its last resting
place, and many of her shOpmates went
with the funeral 10 New Haven, which
was the young woman's former home
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29
Sealed Proposals.
0YTIrE Bolsn 81 PrR-9r Wnrrs ,

Gttrp KaFIUs. Mlch.. Afrli =. 1850
Sealed proposals VII 30 recs Fff % tho n -
~ the Boaro nnfii -afufdsr hgy = lsf ~
~ 3. m- Cor the construction n sewef ln
In Fnir street and RE aiieF erffrC iur west
tbereffo between West BrfEe street snc
First sfreft according u the plane End spec
beat ons o. flS sf tho ofilcf ~ me Tard. Ihs
bics
Lseh hid6 er shsi deposit With bic proposai
the sur q tlga ~ - be forfeited - The Fty
Of Grand Eapids n caae he shall TAI ~ eufeT
into contract fu Secords sncs WITH hIs rf0 0pusai
should tfs ssis proposal b. accepted ~ the
Board ~ Publis 0fks-
Al proposals must ~ made upon tIsrks that
vii - FURNISHED upon nppiicstlru 81 tbs ofles
NsyS. GTO. 8. BRIGGS. President
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29
Sealed Proposals.

OTrIcr Bo1vn % pUHIIr WoEEf
Gffrp RtTIDs. Mich. hprll y. l5's.
krailC proposals VII bs received 81 tbf 0ftoe
81 81 bosfd until haturdsr. kay p. lsN ~
80 a. o. painting fhe Iufor ffreef
fcaI. sffsff . -|Nth street BRIGGS. scoord
"a 10 the spee 1atloft on q st the once of
fhc Bcsre. The Board reserves the rght tc
reject any O. sll blds.
Farh bidder stall deposit effh fif 2 -opo.ai
fhs sum 81 $1,000 % b. forte TED 90 o. City of
Grand kspids in case be shall fsil fo enter Ia ~
contract, in accordance with BIZ proposal
should he said proposal BE- sccspted by tbs
Board % Public orks.
All proposals must b. made upon hlartt mat
vii be furnished up5n agpiicstior o. The ~ 20
81 the Board.
Nay. GEO. q. BRIGGS. President
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29
Sealed Proposals.
tlrrfrr BalFf ~ prstIr Vorrf

rFar. EafrFf tI tcf.. prfi u l-f
cesIes r~rrfsffs vrff - ~s@efraf 81 fhs
offee ~ - f1srr Grf fafurfsT HsF -
= ~ g. rr.. for ~ frrsfrueflcr ~ sepfsf M
sVsrft street frrw tfuff g~rruf - trf
srrrIf esftors rE 90 ~ fhs ~ - ~ re fserf
Trf f0s-t reserves firf riffi fc rfIs~ 80 -
. hfts
re ear ~ fIff q - f-rfe'tef "A. ftf CRY ~
erAgt Fsr g. p 49, - sHs fs ~ effr
frfo eCufrset ir frr1rfarrf " ~ rf pr1np1sa
fflrHif ne aztf rrHrrrs' 80 Errfrfef rr re
f<,er< - prts a-ff
~ vrreDsaf nrlf 81 rrsef ur1f rifrff tfsf
~ r frrr.sfet afr -rsT af tss
sts.-e ~ fss Bead
Nag GFr RETsGs Frsslsrt
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29
Campbell & Underwood
e5 Monroe Street,
Morton House Block. Telephone SO

Have for sac AZ iov prices and on ear
terms.
On 80. originsl Oatssls psrk plat. - resi-
eence and l5 bus ness lots-
On TIE Silver Creet park sfeitcr tr Oskfsie
Psrs. 10 nice residence iotss above lots BJiI
feet. gith alley tack.
Also - shoies rssf1spc. lots 81 Nsfissr-svs
and Aaams-st Street ear rms in trent Of
thsse lots
Fighty-fvs bssBtif1l lsts en Their nsv Wibs
sJr Part addition. Adjacent - Nirsgr 10
cltirD. They oyn a. the above lefs ard When
desired viN furnish lumber - rhOss yishiaf
q buiif
They have also b vsry choies l5fs EFT OF ths
Original Winsor addition nszF corner 81 Fast
a.. sn6 ffta-svs
Thev Hish - 80 ~ ists bsfors Juas Z sns
.r eTder - 81 - wfl maze yerT icy rrises
Fite perfect Abstracts furnished - every
Barchaser
othsr huslnsss fskine fhsfY tfrfs sn1 sffsn
ff8r - frfIT they have fset6e6 - oNef Tor sac
fasir heeltI 81 reslrt grrEnts-H eeres o. fff
tern nns ~ re D.. j. ~ surnurizr Pei
raef. rearif rEe-cu2Tfer ne frrutsFs er ne
s11ff SIDE n Feer . laEf. Viff nsrr meth
rsr Isrr nrv efng ssu sfef s'so bses fsf
perk sfe ness sre ~ isr tts fnesf grrun1s
81 ped LsEe
Thsr g. fftf rusrrifes~f property ve~v
i1v ~ sxshsnKs fof Vscsnr estT ~ sgrburDs y
Iffs
Hsrs "a suiek fsrtgss fer fhs rirft rsn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29
Sealed Proposals.

OTlIcE BOsRD o. PUHLac "a oaHa.
GrAND Rams. Mich. hpril -. %.
sealed proposals vii be received a. fh = on 1Ce
of tue Board until saturday. Nay q. lts ~
2 30 ?. 10. for the lay nc 0f 3 wster main ln
North Rsst street. iron y. last fuitou street
north. according % tie plans auo specif ~.
tlons on file 81 ihe of8ce Ci the Board Ihe
bids
Zach bidder shall deposit With BIS proposal
the sun 81 $1,000. % be forfeited 10 the City
Of Grand Rapids IN case be shall fail ~ enter
into cont act. 10 accordance with biz pro
posal. should hts ssic Proposal BE- accepted by
the BoAfd Of Pubic Works.
An proposals must be made upon blanks
that will be furnished upon application 81 the
offioe Oi the Board.
May 3. 6E0. @. BRIGGS. President
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29
Sealed Proposals.
- - II - VI.

FffffF fntEr - ffklt HDFFss
Gftrb EtF-Bs. 8lCh. Apr q. l.s3
Sss ~ prCposs vi - rere| Frt - fts OfInf
II tho F0Erc uHfi fsfu GAY MAJ b. ~
lsT . N for fhe e0fsfrDeurr cf sever iH
IsI0fs street aocord.r . me plans EDf
spe-lfesffers ~ fis - ffs prlne ~ fhs FsFre
TIE beard reserves the rRtf a. fflsct snf -
a. bics-
Fseh MSds7 shsr 1evos'f vifh his rrepcss
fhs sun ~ so n - - forfeited ~ fns fifT
81 crane Rsplfs if cass b. sfzi fzii ~ enter
irfs c0utrset. lr sos1fHates V.ff his rfepossi
Should rlf sac pr pnss' - heeeftec ~ 80
hoard - fuhlif 0rfs
FH rrqpotsis rrnsf hf fraef upor tisrff fhsf
~ - furnished upgf application 81 fte ~
bsy& CE0 r BRfggs President
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29
Sealed Proposals.
oFTrs Rossa 81 Prsl5- W--xs

oFTr~s E0ss1 ~ rrsEF- RI l-xs.
T7aVn hsP-as. n ca Aprfi 81 1897
>eased r1possls wi - rsreir-d AZ "a
rlfce rf fhe Erard anu ~srurfsV. Way s.
49, a. 20 9 n. fer sac carsfr1..fio1 rf !
seFe East r9n street. t5ra1f avenue Ar
Ia Fr1ar arrr-7 rr - rra ars A.
srefiac acsrrns On fe ~ fhe --ea rf tna Rea~f
TIE 2rart reserves rhe rzsf 81 -sterf s-v -
4 alds
zach si5ter shsl ser-<s6 vffr IS nr-r-sss
L1a sll rfss0F ~ - fr~frs eet ~ ne E4rr ~
me- c11rrscr q e-f1rfance rf-a 1rs -rrpnsal
sfcrf as -s.t rrrrnxzl - s~r@rred p a.
e,srri 5f prslfr N-res
II nrercssls -rrsf - -Esfa rrer htsnEs tszf
~ - f1r1fshef arra 1ur|lssfisn ~ a.
1rre GO "a Pad
Asg2 sE0 s. RRESss PrsSssat
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29
TO MEN ONLY

s1Tsring frrw fbs sfsofe - Youfhfgr
efrra esrr rera0. Vssfrf Eess
1ees ~ Decd sfs 81 serr
- Garfs s~esriFs ses 81 frfrz1n. ~ fnl rsT
rIrr srg - f1r~s egre r1fF ~ rfeevr ;
e. srSf raf ~r~e rFfgff - ~eef 81
sre-7 rrsr wFr - Vrne snf 49, frtef
kfcTess % - DkVfs. rort -urss.
n-f
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29
--BARGAINs IN-
REAL ESTATE!
AT THE OFFICE oP
BROOKS & BROOKS.

TWO NEW HOUSES on Seventh ST. modern
sl40o each; small payment down. balance
THREE HOUSES on CaSs-st.. 500 each small
payment down terms 10 suit.
HOUSE and lot on Thomas 81. new and mod
ern. cheap for cash or on time.
IL HOLSE and lot 100 College ave-; this e cheap
i look al IL and come and get our price.
HOUSE and lot on Crescent Place; furnace.
= gas. bath. etc; modern Improvements
cheap.
UOGSE and lot on Coit-ave.. near Trowbridre-
L ST Gas. bath and water. furnace, this u
HOUSE on Clancy-st.. near Bridgest; mod
ern; small payment down. LONG time for
HOUSE and lot on Collar st. Fifth ward
4 price sl6Oo; so down, bal. SIS per month
this is a bargain.
HOUSE and lot east OF North Union. on East
II Bridesi-; new and modern; small pay
ment down, balance on easy terms.
NEW AND MODERN house on East Briare-
~ ST. -si Of Bra nor-sf. this IS great bar
balm % any one wanting a home
IEN ROOM HOUSE and y nice lots or East
Bridge-s'-. 10 exchange for nice residence
WE HAVE several bargains In realty At
w uated on West side
THREE PINE modern residences on JefeT-
son-st- Tor sale st q bargain: u will pay
YOU to lnyestlgste, as they are choice.
An A 30. ! FARM O. exchange for city
a, a property; look this up.
SbNEkAL fine residences - rent, prices
A sMfLL FsRM. With good bundings 70
~ :, ,eI,chsnge foI city property.
TR var Sps Per cent On giiisegs seegrity :,
4 kind, u viii pay 700 70 cal on us before
purchasing elsewhere.
once open Tuesday and THURSDAY evenings.
BROOK a BROOKS.
Te.pbone Ilt4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29

IL Henry Wattsrson's knowledge of
the Southern Problems" is no more
practical than his knowledge of poker,
as recently demonstrated, his party
would better steer clear of his advice.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29

The Chicago Tribune has collected
some statistics on the subject of muir
ders and legal executions IN the United
States. According 10 those statistics
only one murderer IN twenty-four, dur
Ing the past five years, has paid the
fullest penalty of his crime. Two
hundred OF them, however. were
lynched.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29

The grippe went through an eastern
insane asylum and so thoroughly cured
some of the inmates that they were dis
charged. And yet George Francis Train
escaped.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29

II is stated that 1900 witnesses have
been subpenaed for the investigation
Of the Clayton murder in Arkansas.
Amongst all that "cloud of witnesses"
someone ought to be found who knows
something.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29

XNAVTED - Bosre srd rsou for a ls1T
~ - Frs.arf r-srrs 80 VrrfS -
bore srssr' aat -rsfe far sac
Nf-t III
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29
TARMPRoPEETY T0R eLLE0H THApE.

FARMPRoPERTYF FOR SALEO
20 ACRE farm. 2 miles south % Hal At al
~ improved fair BALD lgsi first quality
soils price s@y99ADortb $50
dQ ACRES improved lar bu'ici ngf miles
~ south Of Hsll-sL. o. =. division. pr.cs
also.
1en AChEs. Q miles east from Tower cloet {,
iVv 10 acres improved rich tgils good o.
rnard. Win fair Dulloings So pr acre.
ACRES ] mile west Of the nourishinE ir-
coTpOfEte6 city Of Greeuviue. On maiD
Aue q D.. J.. 8 = j. r., 8 acres under good
STATE % cultivation, with fair buildings; good
greeDnOuse heated by furBAcs. Price ts0r.
Will take b0fs s 40 part payment. VITA loDg
time on iaiaucr. This IL rare chance o.
secure good home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29
PERCYSVYDER

Il LIZ 4 Il DIV 4 DLA
3 Csnal-st-, Room Is.
MONEY TO loan a. S snd per cent sn Efit
III essed security. Percy Snyder. - Caoal-sL
NEW T-room bsuss. on West side. only 500
IN ACRFS. ~ rfes from city ss1n VII
~ trsfe for god iot or snsfl hause.
. Lcts snd a. s.sgant ae1 room hoas.. cor
eer. near East e. only tE5o0
len ACRES fa Tyrone far0shfp. four niles
Avv from keut CITY. Maple Eim sn1 Hem
l0cs III 1eri o. ~ $ an acre. iRenember tais
IS in Kent rountV.
H0TsEs AND LoTs-ssc sna soc ssvns bzl-
"A snce easE
7 HAFE nooc serss - isrs fsr sac r
NeorR>sa sd Wyoming ~ from - - = a.
scre, essT terms
pEACH aads "a Lass sbs-s fsr sais o. trsd..
I FAVE sor'e chofes f2rrss f,r a. that a.
aef - fas cats1 Tor fh. monsy n 80
-sara
I HAts sers. tss fsrus 80, ~. as I
~ sFsaAnss f'r csf7 property.
PERCH SNYDER
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-29

T. -he federal government does nc'
Ease hard m reccnsructng ths Ne
ssspri .evees, rt s latie 30 Rave a.
ether K inland 80 on its premises.