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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-20
Gin ed,peimeeinfubr.gsrbot wiserrnfe,

Sien, 10. September.-Qie ungariite
Sle9ierlns bat bas Geiet gesen Die Ginfubr
BON Sd]lpeineu aus Serblen luiperrufen.
Ruttite 1ruppen an Der oiireia,iSaen @rense.
Petersburg, 10. Septenlber. - Die
ruifid)eu Grnppen, iuelhe gele9entlld) Der
iirsllteu Wanoper bon Siefi mad &Omno,
SOlbynien, al bic 1itreidliden GrcnSs &C.
ididt murbcu, tperoen uid)t auf tbre tribe.
rem Stotioncn snriidfebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-20


@ouoon, 10. september. - Ius allen
Sbeilen guropa's mirD iber perbeerenee
Stiirme unb unenbliden Negenfo1 berid).
tet. 5u Qir les Sain5 berrid)t Elm pabreS
Rousmberlpetter auitatt Der mtlben 2gitte.
rung, bic man bier fir oeu September qe.
wOhnt lit. 9n Der Shmei; fno Die Serg.
mdiier su reiBenoeu Sromen seworoen, bic
iIf), ringsum Seroerben perbreiteno ourd
bic Shdler wdl3en, iosaB es iiir Souriiten
nif)t ratbIam iit, ii6 bel ibr.n @anoerungen
III melt III magen. Die 8enobner pleler
Srtifaften in SGbmen, Sberoftreid unb
llusaru iinD burh Die Serbeerungen Der
9Salierhutben obbadllo5 eeiporoen unb Die
Heglerung mus grobe Inltrengungen ma
den, nm Die geute Dor bem Wangel i'll
ifiten. Die beuti6eu Wfan6per in S6lt-
fen nerben burh Die 9taturertiguiiie gang
auBeroroentlid bebinoert, II. ales III Ilem
hat man Ill europa nod feinen 10 traurtgen
perblt erlebt. Su 6ollano trifft man auB.r-
gerp0hnltfe Wa6nabmeu fir bic Siderbcit
Ser 8dmme, uuo in ben Giift.nitdbteH nluB
id) bic geIammte Bemobuerldaft bereit hal
ten, al ben 9an1men an Die Arbeit 3u ges
hen, mann tmnler Dies notbpenSiq peroen
iollte. Sa tperoen aud feline Qusnabn1eH
III @unten BON 2euten gemad]t, Die iit etma
nur seltnetli9 in bem Srte aufbalteu. Sie
miilien 4lle baran, ioba!o gtotb all ben
Dtann fomnlt. Gas liingIte llnmetter I'M
Sura bat cine groBc Ren0e BON 9euten Der
bitteriteu 9totb preisseseben, uno es fnb
aleHtbalben Sammlungen fir bic Notblei=
oeuoeR er0ffuet uoroea.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

''The double h q iiea Is good enc said
their architect. j can build house ~ bach
will rest for go or go nonth for one side
aud have the other side IN which TO live And
70 one who does not nave al abundant il
come and large substantial resources 70 back
il the double house idea l. q very bright one
Wen make double house that ls uncommon.
Wen make one that is entirely different from
any double house you ever saw
This was further talked about, and II was
decided that they would consider a doubls
house plan u be prepsred 70 go on fifty
foot Tot which they had purchased Ia the
course Of time they went into the Office 10
look al the sketch.
The architect wanted 10 build this double
house He knew j; would make good house
one that would be comfortable and attrac-
tive and would prove good investment.
When his clients came into the Office be was
Just q little anxious.
The illustrations in this column are repro
ductions Of his sketches. he showed them
the floor plans first.
Said ne The house is A feet wids on ths
first floor This gives a foot passageway
Oh each side Now we will look at the rooms
on the right We have the entrance at the
front OF the semi-oc,agonsl shaped room. Ii
extends around and takes IN n section OF what
would otherwise be part Of the front sitting
room, and thus gives added width 20 this por-
ton OF the hall or vestIbule Back Of this Is
the reception hall. with a window at the
right side which projects over the sidewalk
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

. eo1versztlonAass. bUt 70 Po"errOl
~ord painting. s1reagth q GcElon and
gensszL scops q tsh1o1S-r = ~IA1 ne
sassly zsts ths bssG II rs arg S@-2sLL. l
rarely argue With 81 holAn- EFen
when ! hyed sEa0ng ths more hosrls
SloUI ! ~ss rhe sane way p.aeFs N
giving every uAz re righi y -l' osn
views, even thOagh 10y HlAy ai1'ef ffuEn
~ OWE
Tie Sswssh l. also plain spo2en Eer-
son, and knowing Hat be can never D.
elscLed pEesaieHt anyway. he L not Aifsld
% sKpress himself. II ulusE be . pleasant
hte - lesA Yoa Just get up Ia ths
morning when you get really ana i'ot on
your BED quilt provided YOU haven I
got il osl alre4dy and then you g cheer
fully about the duties q the day by SIT
ing down IL the glad sunshine. II must
Be real nice.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
,tF.RTA. TIE rvD1Av MAD.

ont ~ the room. cutting another notch
IN her @-cpter. she resumed her pail u
clans. and. as she moved Of down town,
she looked every inch queen More
prosperous monarChies NAV learn vslr-
able lesson FROM The conduct II this gen
re savrEe. who. divestei a her kingdom
and uost Il her reigninF clothes, yet
scorns 70 give the tongue 4 scandal = hex
" her
I saw her briefly one day not lons
sirca She wore a slightly soiled. white
roolsn tohozEan CAP and an air p chas-
tened melancholy Also 2 red and white
ineraA1 ruz with fringe on IT, Her teeth
ve allen BY The way side. hut she is
--li vigorous. and ss chsrueT has few
equals -n tbe sound The Chinooks sra
ne = rsrliss people. but they still retain
their trre nobility IF Indian Nhsrscter
which be~-ows upcn the vor-=n the in
aherahie right ~ hesr ths -hA5rrn ard
10 -he HIGHT h0u=ew-rs. --lCb - Killing
hrgs iiTrnz wells. ~-rtinz c-r1v0od
and breaking steers
>one n these Indians sra 1uite inxa
0ious Tss-a-5sv ss-v ore whosa
Michael Anzai, tr-u~ars rz-a retained
iu Place nT means n a bright. neE =ias-
~ r-uss it was AZ he -oud h ~ .aer
fr1r1 hsrrsv7nE his pride srd being ~
fsysiValY hsueh-v. tut h did Hs
1suzhre~ N1lrnouah vas selling eft
shall -rshs ~ ~ ing make. aisc
shr-n1s All o-heT -uTios II = custom
er7 f1r bright T-unE rour,sts ~ converse
wrh rsese ref ---ehs-s sn5 rsoer-
~ sl~svs. however. theT AZ I'D ro
rezTst u he indian ioe- aos kasze A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

below, but al a height sufficient to miss the
heads Of those who pass under it. The wall
space in front separating the sitting room
and the reception room IS filed with turned
spindle work in oak. The stairway is a com
bination affair. We go up from the front
hall Ia a landing, pass through some portieres
to another landing, viii Is connected by
stairway and two doors with the kitchen.
These two doors prevent the noise and odors
OF the kitchen from reaching the front part
Of the house.
There is seat on the front landing which
projects into the hall. Under the part Of the
main stairway which goes 10 the second floor
is provided the cellar stairway. The dining
room. as viii be seen, is back OF sitting room.
The kitchen connects with the dining room
through the china pantry by means Of two
double swing doors-dOors which swing both
WAYS and stand closed when released. This
china room is lighted by a small window and
has cupboard with glass doors above and
paneed doors below The kitchen is provided
with sinks. tables and drain boards convcn-
lent 70 the china closet. In the pantry IS
place for an ice chest with a drain % the out
side There is a door over the chest 50 that
Zoe can be put in without passing through tue
kitchen. The cellar Is under hail the house.
with furnace room projecting under the SIT
ting room. In the cellar is = sl0p sink in
which wash water may be poured. a city wa
ter connection and laundry stove. The
cellar floor Is ceruented
In the kitchen is hot and cold water at the
sink. ana in the bathroom on the second floor
j. water closet washstand and tu0. There
are two closets on the second floor IN the
ha'i-one FOR broons. etc and the other for
bed linen and articles OF this character
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
4 ooysls housE

Oss TA@f l. N0t Cs1zlzss Yl-os .ns L.
Sse-P 4se Cssss1ssat.
Ky sasreEa s~ys tnaE hs ases1E hSs =
d9c.4e t9gse.
Ne. ] coD :. 49, ae
The yol1g naAn - iEser1tes soSa< 8. o0c.
and ~As disPas~d - bud a niOs Aslss rs
wife ~As = proslasOs aEse boSy, ~ wished
70 Lnsess > Part q teis ssai - i,.~Oula SFaas
ID a. llpue. he ~ss To- bogSal 70 have
Hach q tbs fee-sg during thls e-rly gsr-91
Of ta~lr hYss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
sFrovn rTooE

Ths-e ara four bedrooms Cd this 1co-. sscb
---~1dsd vit1 ~i0<ets The h@droor1 over t1s
hsU sn5 EItchsu u~o lscts over tbe f-ss s-orT,
a. ttst mere room is s@clrsd Tbsre is =
-s4s.xe-sv ~ ire stti- IL uhics pro
v.S-l so silift1rsi h41~~or1 This rn0r1 80
= s71s-e ceslinz f@er q snd hss nors =
~ dissivsrt-R~s - = bar srory he>ro(-a-
Tt-s - ts~e f~s ted-oor1s sb0Ts srl -.
f-.r roo-s h~lcr
A par p - bo1s. - -. outsi1s is t-i,E
-srpsr - othsT -slf a. -o~s-s1 Titb
81 ~ slnSss - -oet Pr tts c1-rrie-s1
-r-1sr-7 -sstT q nov. irto = g 30
Lon r GrEsos-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
All the OHaIInration..

81 have an aunt who Is very unfortu-
nate said Maude. "She Is slightly deaf
and very near sighted.
Gracious responded Mamie. What
a lovely chaper0ne she would make ~
Washington Post
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

Poseybo7-Niss Sweethps. an az in
the dark about You-
Mss Svesshps fcoTly--I wonder you
don't snatch The ususi privilege, then
Burlington Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

Mrs Brown-What made you make a
'soe behind my back
Little J0hnme-Why. ma, YOU didn't 2
think I was fool enough % do Il before
your fsce, did y0uf-EpoCh-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

NNIgAI N0yENENE fok
a. ANFBCAF sa1lh ANAlAth7AAhs
TableauN N-fNants.
The National Pageant


Noryrlaatsal-
Twelve Crest n.siar-l raoic4nk "a ~
n afIoufs ftsiars a.I lalaal4i java. 49,
= Revolutionary lIaa. aa
fe~efs 5r.as opers Heusa. ersaa AHf,ss
n oauesasg anU IAAlsaAs NsN zee ~ -
: m. sAaIp. Au. M-lf i4fe mela 81 .- -
A-s Cora r.ed fsAa. t~f' '.f -
h el4f tlt NIehiEar f.uai @anrate Ae~s%i~
usA. TIE Aelss Dla1.
sIrisgs
Isabelle d. ss WlulflQl MARITIME
Columbus hr Willard Hf.@heln,
thancchor- aT. y. A upEtaiCa
GovoTueI OarscI-Mr frra A AsSnaf =
Ars Carver Ars 81 NeIfhea4
Ailos stauaish- AI Aionte b Poftei.
JoLN Aiueu~Nr MiNarc hriEET4if
pnselllH Muiiens A .ss lapus bEris-
Magistrate Al- lrsnf Al Davis
Nllos 1ianoish- Nr fred Al NsyneTa
John AideH Mr Nlugra bTEhsm.
Priscilla a. uIeDs- Mlas aulk t@fie-
M2aaslrale MF freni "a Davis
anne Hutch son hfs = a euh4t.iff
a Garden lsriy-lnt Hlauel REF fftea
= ceers. Wss6iasioS ~S.s'sl q STE fenS
l.8oy ashlneian Nrs ~ haohAnaf
John Aaans Nf. Anerev fiie.
hrs Adams -NIs i AZ hase
Marquis dc Lafayette Nr . , Argoe
Reader 81 the hceiaratipA- Mlss Defa oeet'
Pond.
CoIumbis Mrs. FrANaIe
eodoess oi ilhc' ly Mls Marie thles his
worth IhirtrrH Hflaiila. States
Chorus Oi sIIElIe
Commando ileui.loi Nr6wrH.
CAPTAINS hnney geo. - hnoa Ca a.
Rogers go n
sold.ers-0rana Rapids MMua.
PROGRAM
over three hundred Iraalne society people ei
Grand kal ds VII participate in the faHeatI
ahEi COLOSSAL
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

soUNTIEs TO MICHIGAN SOLDIERS

BOUNTIES TO MICHIGAN SOLDIERS
/ have made a careful examination
of the laws OF this State IN regard 10
State bOunties, and the facts a. 10 Their
payment, and give II a my opinion
that cteru soldier Uho enlisted sftcr Nay IA,
1864, and up 70 February 4, 1868, can secure
800 State Bounty. as hei entitled 70 a undc
The lar and has HcrcT reoeiued n. ] would
advise all such soldiers 10 apply az once.
Soldiers enhsting from March q, 1858, 10
January /, 1864, were entitled 10 SO, 6ut
probably al such uere pad, but Il not paid
are still entitled. All soldiers enLstlng
up 10 Nov IA, 1864, from January !,
1864, were probably paid: but # not paid
are entitled 10 500. Soldiers enlisIlng
from February 4, 1860, for one year,
were entitled 10 $3.50 Bounty, and SOL
diers enlisting Tor three years after
February 4, 1865, were entitled to 500
Bounty, but wre probably paid, If not pald
are still entitled.
Soldiers desiring 10 apply for Boun-
ties under any of these acts or condl-
tions, are invited 10 call upon or write
the undersigned.
G III A -. IA. GLIB - O y.
SOLICITOR OF PENSIONS,
Room IL, old Houseman Block,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

Astoria sits sIfhEQLsd &c the mouth 4
ths uizary Columbia she - = good
town zld reminds me s1uls Il Heidei-
berg We played shers AGAINST tne ,al-
ssuon Army and smith = BILE heans
The salvaflOn Army on rhs cosst this
sprlns Y doing rather = rocky business
They ara mostly carrying On a guerrilla
warfare 10 their business i neg seem -
- GA neutrsl ground. giving most q
their attention = supplies. Instead q
dong a general, devil derylng street act
sad trying . scsre old satan BY means
q tsmboartns Ahd TWO homely women.
Why doHt they taks II washing occaaoR-
ally, Including their own,
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
POINTS ABOUT THE NYE
ufT4 CASUAL sENARss RE6AEDis2
Tr4E ASTCR FAMILY ANo ASTORIA

A ss- s4ss-sgisas fsF tha ssasss q ths
s-Is-sisA ArlaF -.a ThS-a LA.bls - Be
sit -iEh . Asd4k C2aasr.-A4 Ezai- "a
Frfaas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

The throng Of customers Who bought
elegant "Knabe," Nose a sons AID
Whoelock Pianos sppean,t to aplio-
clate 10 the fullest extent tue. .,Nt, .eut
choice they found at Qua wareIoona.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-13

Il soss se~m s-Faags ta&t : Deno
erssls Polt.e2n. sfe0i D-speakszs 81
ns.spapsx eae not orz.nsse EsTty a.
gamsns. wstaoat Incorporating il 4 a.
spps4l - prejudice S.ft - the togt0a
ever c4apa q 2Fxausai p-t fofta =
tas DsnaeEaey asa yea ~ll laszFsAess
hnd - ehlsf oompyaeai . . prele.
eses-
Gee ef tie s.si.est specimens q ths
Ana ths5 we have seen u lzIs, : = So
ea.isa argument 4gAinsE hsAAna-ksf's :
recommendation u penay postage Il
EQns IL tha wlss.
Postmaster General wanamSker
thinks TIE people delu4nd 'psaay post-
ags Inis l0oks very pretty GA tie
surface, but q Is n8t tne people At al
sno dealAnd tie penny postage. o4s TIE
c.g nFms of mllll0nalTos Ike NAnz-
maker. Penny postage would not pene-
nt tie average family ever - or -
cents a yeaF-~nOt al apPfeeiAole tSne-
~, while the Ok nrms Who write nun
dFsas Of letters a day would benent
hundreds OF dollars a year. ms would
be All Ugnt II our postal department
was paying expenses and producing q
surplus, for then those Who supported
lt would bc entitled 10 demand that the
Government do the work al cost Bat
lt - running behind every year millions
Of dollars, which the people have 10
MAKE up IN order that the big mer-
chants may get their letters transported
FOR even cents each, and Il postage
VAS reduced 10 | cent, several add
u0nal millions OF taxes would have 10
be levied upon the people for The hene-
az OF the rich merchants, 10 AID them
TO do business by mail AT the expense
OF small merchants IN the towns and
cites.
Penny postage is fraud. The peo-
pie DO not demand lt or want II, until
lt can be had without increasing their
taxes"
We are not aware that the people got
up on their hind feet and howled Tor
two-cent postage, and still congress
granted il. because IN Its judgment, II
deemed the times ripe for IL. Wana-
maker evidently is not aware that ms
department "is running behind every
year millions of dollars or he would
not have had the hardihood to make
the Recommendation which he did.
But, take it for all IN all, II is barely
possible that Congress can depend just
as safely upon Wanamaker's judg-
ment, as upon that of Democratic
newspaper issued in the back woods OF
Northern Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-13

ahy Rs~Pls fssi a.s2ay - Dls gp~s a.
At1aek - tas kllaose--Seass Aaxtes.

8hy Ps~pls fs@i &s2ay - D&s gp~n a.
AssAek - tes = kii2ess--Se4ss Aaxles.
What = the cause - TIE blaesg Nlns
aat 81 ten people have oocasonsl .Sts
e tie bluess 4na aeeepi TIE lzcl eitA,
oat .1q0iEng lnt0 ths cause. In tie
s2ss nazjoERs of easss 4 i aae q nsI-
sots s0ncefs q seEae soFi; heAazehes.
s4illng memory. nervousness. neural
"a are Al Effects of tie sAne eAnse
fhs 4 "a pressure al Which we I've
a0W41zys : 10 blAme Tor most of the
mailer lis, winch are Deg sectea zs be.
- II no consequences. Yet these
Apparently unlmpoft2nt msl8aiss Sfs
most frequently TIE t0TSfunDers ii
more serious illness, and warn of iBsan.
-. cOmplste plosIrAuon, paralssis 81
sudden death. On nrst notlce OF tie
symptoms Of approaching nervous
trouble, sucn as mental cepfesslOll, IN
ability 70 recall names aud iaces, ner.
yoas twllehing OF the muscles,
and TIE others already men.
toned, il is the duty 0f everyone 81
avert the possible danger. To accom-
EAAEA NAa8 tssN A4-t anu A+tAfN A91&N
should he strengthened and feplen.
lshed Palne's Celery Compound, IN
which the reeuperatiVe quality OF eel.
cry is carefully preserved by It's process
OF manufacture, sill so build up the
nervous system that new lease OF life
seems 90 have been taken by the suf
fering individual who Is fortunate
enough 20 obtain Il. Sleeplessness
which is one OK the most frequent
causes Of insanity, Is itself caused by
nervous arrangement, and can be over,
come by this compound. Indigestion
Is removed by producing healthy ac.
ton OF the whole nervous system, by
It's use.
Thousands of people, both IN the
United States aud Canada, have saved
themselves from the terrible mental
break down and prostTauon of the
nervous system, which follow the
strain put upon brain and nerves by tic
rushing life OF today. Paine's Celery
Compound IS an absolute aud certain
cure for all nervous disorders, and u
guaranteed TO be specific for nervous
prOstraton, sleeplessness, ,despOndency
neuralgia, rheumatism, dyspepsia, ner-
vous and SICK herdaches, paresis and
loss OF appetite.
Lily White Flour,
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-13
TOWER
Bureau! !
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
HnoNe - 3 ToWER 80

Rooms AND TOWER BLOCK.
pTGOIIA BROS-..........-....pro .propuetors
xttNTTD-Hals Help msohlulsts.
W moHlders. tiunef. fScicry Nufkefa. -
wood cutters boys. II you are ou of ca.
pi0ymeut call
WANTRD-Ternais Hep Tiris fer gen
W efsi houssEork. cham htrnaies lsnn
dress 6istwsshers. 5 dIuingroon EIrif. z
cocks for private famiiiss
IsoR EhLE-iHroou house on Carl e..
finished IN ost. isfgs iof viii tnaoe ane
fruit trees. Everything in trsi ciass~ offff
sno si harrsin ~ fhf rrics So fNsf teens
Lr0R FhLE-Froofu houss on Nnnscn-si- -
Il foot front. good cellar pei sno cistffHf
rfsded street water and Gas. price 81 essF
tsrra
rsop csIr- r.o-r tsr,af On Thirs 81 stone
Foundation. coed wei ard ristera y v.il
ssu % cenfrsct. so down. tsianes month >
pSYmsuts
E0R skLT-7-ruom heuss on Furrest-s'. E (
a foaf frouf Eeil cisferr fDf modern cor-
venlepees. On contract fl0a ervr.
UOR sAIF-s lots IN Nofth srs. 5ssIB ss
$40 earl On EaBtfacti easF terms
Ls0R SAIE-ff srre fsrn riies ffom Haft =
Creek soii sy losn sregr ffsinf hansft
lsra 81 Unaer ru f4Fsttenf frref urnffsis
serf srd sr1lout r. se8 prirs fsfn
Io0R eA1F-To vouur rnzn wlft 80 cash -
hnr = infereef tn EroeerF suc srr Ge..c
stsfs In rspids imprcTius ps1 ~ fhs
isaHft ed rsfE uiff peftEsl has tef Ttaf
eTtierienct Rss1 established business -
ssfne ruf
tsoF FxcasNoF-21 serer ifv.a niles from
ssugsf9eE. lito peal tfsss 5ssriae q
strrSart pear trees 81 eerfTs 8 srEIa -
flrfrs 70 gn1stserr3ss sfrrs ~ effH Tetffli..<
gatsd house aHd hsrn. rflee fBn
E1E sbLF oh EHCHAN ANsF-sroor horre
sns isres eerner iat re5u iof sneth,f
teuse or iat o. fva rrnfs effests Fif So
srs efe. - srrhanas fsr fzrtns Teaif seflr1s
srf1r fflrufr trFree
N0FFY u i9AN er rssi srs persons r'rop
"a s~fF a. sums - e--sf FnarrFf srf e. oerer
fscfk
4aN-ke srs rrcfns - refi r'st te'tnef q
- god fsrarff -rrf ~ - ftftf = "a ~
yFur kfyE kn9us ant p lrrf hfa
HrgoI5s fF0a
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-13

THoss who judge of the Salvation
Army only by the dolorous muse they
make on the streets, have but a poor
idea Of the magnitude of that organiza-
ton. Look at these statements Of is
organization and work "The saliva
ton Army has a grand total of 2S74
corps or societies, SO outposs, and
94l6 persons or officers wholly engaged
IN the work, With 33,069 non-commIs-
sioned officers and bandsmsn. II
holds vested property 70 the value of
fs14.6ls. and the value Of Is trade ef.
fects. stock, machinery, etc, e $780,
coo more. The total circulation Of it.
ntersture Of s. descriptions = g. 800, =
COO copies The literature IS issued in
fifteen languages. The Army breaches
in twentv-nine languages, and Il oc-
cupies thirty -four countries or colonies.
The sum rslsed annually from al
sources is e750. eco Balance sheets,
duly sudted ~ chartered accountants.
are issusd annually IN connection wsth
the international Headquarters. Bal.
ance sheets are also produced quarterly
By every CORPS IN the world, sadited
ard .zned By the locsl officers. Divr
scnal balsncs sheets are issued
monthly. ard auditsd ~ speciai de.
psrtrent At headquarters Duly and
iadeps ntenfly sgdltsd hslsnoe sheep'
srs slso issued snnusllT from every
Territorial HsssQnarters. - thst Gen
srsi Booth = 8 good tusness msn ~
wel as a aFst-elsss oTgan.zeT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-13

Since the fact that consumption is
both preventable, and in its earliest
stage durable, 1t has lost much Of It's
terror. If the first symptoms are at
once recognized, and the proper remedy
applied, very few, if any one, need die
OF consumption, which Is really lung
sc.'ofula. Like many other diseases
this formidable one grows out of
impure blood, and this, in turn,
from a diseased liver. Hence, we have
the hacking cough, the pains in chest,
the inhamed lungs, and all the symp-
toms of Fastening consumption, all the
result of depraved blood and a diseased
liver. The use of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery will arrest all such
symptoms, restore the liver TO healthy
action, and send streams of pure blood
into every organ. OF druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-13
". II. WIWANS,
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE!
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Furnishes Employers Inside City with Help
Free Of Chargel
ROOMS 3-4 TOWER BLOCK.

kbtAlS 81 lON LII BLUM.
Telephone - ...-..-............. so
open Monday. Wednesday and Saturday
Evenings.
VVANTED-Female Help-e general girls. 5
W second girls dininz-rOsm girls gen
eral girls to 30 10 Mississippi. cham bermsi
All ladies out of employment 10 call at Ladles'
ParIor. Tower block.
VVANTED-Male Heip-l5) tie makers and
W carpenters TO 20 ; iuth. horse shoers. l
lathe hand, bell boys. man 10 take State
agency for fast selling novvlty-small capital
required. 3 and Tower block.
BUSINESS CHANCES-Por Sales good gro
ID cery stocks. good locality in this cts. viii
invoice from sll0 to slAO each; general
stocks outside city.
E0R SALE-l0.0o0 acres Of heavy timoered
land In Tennessee. on the Fork De river.
navigate the year round. 81 10 s. per acre.
WE HAVE arge list Of houses and lot, from
W i5J0 to 500; lots from $50 10 s. .0oo,
EoR sALE-A bargain. good LOCALITY for
n store, 5ixsS, corner Bridge and LAnesve.
4GxSo on Lane-ave.; Broom house now rented
for 81 month. all for $500. and 4 Tower
block.
EoR sALE-A e0-acre farm 3 niles northeast
Of this city, nearly al out 20 fruit. mostly
peach trees; modern buildings; can be bought
AZ a bargain.
E0R sALE-or exchange, large number OF
Il Dakota. Kansas and Niehigsn farms.
IF VOC want 10 buy one OF the best produe
- ing itrn> IN tHe Ntaie Win Iftt-fid d--
bulldogs and fruit for one-ih bird less than cash
value. call ~ and Iewer block.
WE HAVE 10 large lots recently plated 4
W block Of cable line. l. minutes walk
from city hall. fashionable psrf of city. only
$40. lot on CasS st $50. / on south Lafayette
81 sli00. on Msdison-sve. sl2fl; - n. lot. fair
house. on Msdisou-ave-. sl4r. % large lets On
the bill ont South Division-st. so safh-
@C500 VIII buy hrsf- ass business chance
= ~ ~ Of Iona standing
= l.
w vacant corner IN good locality. l32Tls5 4
rocna h0use On one lot. only $50 ior Whole
$3.50 FOR house ard Tot. 500 Tor vscsni lot
LsoR sALB on EXCHANGE-For Grand Rap
ids property 81 scres 81 frxt-class iand. f
acres cleared. failes from Miadleyfhe. onls
$50. 4 bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-13

FEAL EsTATE LoaN oFFToE-
Roars. Nos. - snt s- View H-8ss-sa Riocs
ls.srhene. NJ. %
TAReF TRACTS 81 pre- sns ssrs~eo5 lads
- ~ reaSo saie gT1ces snt terms
CooD DWELLINGS. rtv 1sfs. ssssness
y tloeks saa desirahe usnafsersrf-z secs
ier sac.
@TorK ~ al ssn6s ncuzEt sad sclf Msaev
- osfed A. ressssabe rates eres rfa. rsfzts
seccr1sF-
DESIRABLE sre5lsnxs ser r&at II Soe1 go
- GoBs tsrss4z1szf E2s esEy
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-13

There was good deal of excitement
over the killing and for time lynching
was talked of. but when the cause of it
became known there was reversal OF
public sentiment and the verdict OF justi-
fable homicide was unanimously ap-
proved"
What was the causeT
This: Why is feller IN pursuit Of .
young lady ike an exclamation poin2
Because he follows lass (alasD7--
New York Herald