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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-12-19
ApOWTSTIC STORY.
NH

The autumn holiday tine had come to an
end. and the tom Il Ad lett Scotland TO the
s..
In the dull season a solitary traveller from
the north arrived Il tllr nearest post town 10
Mount MotS,u. \ >kcjrh-bouk and color
box formed par; 81 hi luggage and declared
l. II t. he an artist. Falling into talk over
lis dinner with the waiter at the hotel, he
n.a,,e inquiries about picturesque home in
the nri-h5orhood. which showed that Mount
MoIyrn was we'll known to him by reputa-
tiun. When he proposed paying visit to
the Old border fortress the next day, the
waiter said: You can't see the house.
When the Traveller asked why, this man OF
few words merely added: 'Shut up"
The Lanai ord made his appearance with
bottle OF WIZ. and proved To be more COM
municatiye person in his relations with
strangers. Presented in an abridged form,
and in the English language, these (as he re-
lated thrm We're the circumstances under
which Mount Morvrn had been closed to the
public:
\ complete dispersion Of the family had
taken place not long since. For miles round
everybody was sorry for ii. Rich and poor
alike felt the same sympathy with the good
lady OF the house. She hal been most shame
fully treated by her husband and by good
for-nothing girl ciili.o;cd as gOverneSs. To
r'lt i, plainly, tie two had run away tOgeth-
Ell; one report said they had gone abroad
and another declared that they were living
in London. Mr.. Linley's conduct was per-
fectly incomprehensible. lie had always
borne the highest character-a good landlord,
kind father, devoted husband. And yet,
after more ta2n eight years of exemplary
n9-r ii life, he had disgraced himself. The
minister of the parish, preaching on the sub
iect, had attributed this extraordinary out
break of vice on the part of an otherwise
virtuous man to possession of the devil.
Assuming 1.-THE devir' in this case to be only
discreet and clerical way of abiding from
the pulpit to woman, the landlord was in
cllned to agree with the minister. After what
had happened it was of course, impossible
that Mrs. Linley could remain in her hus-
bands house. She and her little girl and her
mother were supposed 20 be living in retire
ment. They kept the place of their retreat a
secret from everybody but Mrs. Linley's
legal adviser, who was instructed to forward
letters. But one other member of the family
remained to be accounted for. This was Mr..
Linley's younger brOther-knOwn at present
to be travelling on the continent. Two trust.
worthy old servants had been left in charge
at Mount MOrven, and there was the whole
story-and that was why the house was shut
I'M,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-12-19

runs high at Marr's & Ross drug store
over System Builder as every body in
using it for Catarrh OF the Stomach,
Dyspepsia, Constipation and Impure
Blood and to build up the system it GER
tainly possesses wonderful merit when
all speak SO well of it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-12-19
To the Unfortunate.
DIR. GIBBONS
D!SPENSARY.

600 KEARNEY
OAc ST., corner o:
Commercial Street,
San Francisco. Is
'tablished in 1854, for
the treatment of Sex
:ual and Seminal Dis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-12-19
PATENTS
Timber Land, Act juno 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, Wash, Oct. 30, 1890.
To Mary A. O'Neil and all others whom 1t may
concern
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3,
1873, entitled An act for the sale of timber
lands In the States OF California, Oregon, Ne
vada and Washington Territory" John Hudson,
Of Kamilchie, County of Mason, State of Wash
ingt0n, has this day filed In this Office his sworn
statement No. 1859 for the purchase Of the NV
Y of Section No. 81, In Township No. Is N,
Range No. West, and will offer proof TO show
that the land sought Is more valuable for Its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes.
and to establish his claim TO said land before tho
Register aud Beceiver of this office at Olympia,
Wash on Friday the 18Th day Of March, 1891.
He names as witnesses: Fred Bemis, w. u.
Mcbride. Francis Carr and Joseph Ellison, all Of
kamilchie. Wash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims In this Office ON before said 18th day of
March, 1891. GEO. q. MILLS,
Register.
Date of first publication. Oct. 81. 1890.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-12-19
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, WASH. Oct. d, 1890.
To Emerson ID. Peasley, and all others whom 1t
may concern.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress- of
June B. 1873, entitled An act for the sale of tim
Der lands In the States of California. Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory" Clarence L.
Whiting, Of Olympia, County of ThurstOn. State
Of Washington, has this day filed In this office his
sworn statement No. $780, for the purchase of the
SW a of section No. 20, in Township No. IS
Month Range No west, and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable for
Its timber Oh stone than for agricul purposes
and to esta ,lish his claim to said land before the
Register ard Receiver of this Office at Olympia,
Wash, ON Wednesday, the 18th day of January,
1891.
He names as witnesses: Charles Stewart, of
Olympia, Wash, Swan Solbeck, of Olympia,
Wash, Theodore Extinc, of olympia, WASH, l..
p. Outllette, of Olympia, Wash.
Al Y and all persons claiming adversely the
abOve-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office on or before said l4th day OF
January, 1891. GEO. q. MILLS,
Register.
Date of first publication Nov. :. 1890.
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XIV.

When she was not eating her meals or
asleep in her bed absolute silence on Mrs.
Presty's part was a circumstance without
precedent in the experience Of her daughter.
Mrs. Presty was absolutely silent now. Mrs.
Linley looked up.
She at once perceived the change in her
mothers face and asked what it meant
Mamma, you look as if something had
frightened you. Is it anything in that let
ter?" She bent over the table and looked a
little closer at the letter. Mrs. Presty had
turned it so that the address was underneath,
and the closed envelope was visible still in
tact "Why don't you open itr' Mrs. Lin
ley asked.
Mrs. Presty made strange reply. II am
thinking Of throwing it into the fire"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

KxSr Csry-Ffday evening. ocfoser e.
SpszkeFs. George rs. Nebrice, William Alden
smith
6RArFAS-At PaFnsH school House, Friday
evening. 0ctobsr h. Speakers. Thomas Nc
Nsigh. Of Detrolti James h. Mcbride snd
Nm. I. Adams
CspAs sFkINes-Salurday evening. October
H. Speakers. Thomas AcYeigh. Of Detroiti
James /. Mcbride ane Wm. 7. Adams
sPAsrA. Monday eSeninG. 0etober IS
Speakers. Pred a. Maynard ana Alfred Vol
eotG.
R0CKFoEp.-- TUESDAY evening. October IA;
speakers. Judge ". w Mitchell and Fred A.
Maynard.
FNS's HAI-P Plsinfeld-aVe.. Friday. October
To- Hon. u. }. D.ekema in the Holland Ian
guage.
RKDn1S's HALI.-6lT South Diyi son-st.; sat
day. October II Hon. 6. J, D.eksmA IN the
Holland language.
DufToN-Gaines township. Saturday evening.
October IL; speakers. VIM. Alden Smith. Har
ris0n Grover and others.
BYRoN-At Town Hall. Wednesday. October
l5 Col. c. V. DeLand. Alfred Wolcott aud
others.
CASSoS-Silyer Lake Hall. Thursday. october
To- Col. c. V. DeLand. Alfred Moleott and
others.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

ehasa apAgae, eran8v an1 sks ana
: uses. SEa t.lsl1zl .ssos ttss ss<hy
laese 43& Tara pro14eLs Aroat coza-
- z-se tas la
@e A&ss q9ote1 freely from AsKin-
les's spssees 4s ns speaks - nOeA I 2s
oas b4Flng aat1eElty, and nog Las soc
DsaoeTzsas serilaes Sna Ph2risses. 10
TosE. moxs p4Lglog-e AmsEloaa ever
L-n.4
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
TOWER
Employment Bureau! !
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

ROOMS AND TOWER CLOCK.
DEGOLIA .Proprletors
WANTED Male help travelling salesrnen.
w ] painter. Janitor cabinet makers. :
porter. canHasscrs. Oh salary. agents on
hrst-ciass article.
WANTED-Femzie help girls for general
w housework. sewing girls chamber.
maids, lsundresses Companion Tor LADY ~
80 90 California
EOR-SALE-one- half interest In good -.
a. tablishcd business in city general stoos
viii invoice about SloO9 chance Tor sofoe one
70 step into good business
EOR SALE room house on Lacrave 81 near
Neuham ave. near both cattle and electro
car ites with all modern improvements
Price $3.50 easy terms.
EOk shLE-Dursbe G house on Han 81 near
O. X j. shops rents Tor 50 per monfb
larZe lot Price 800.
IFOR SALE OR ENCHANSF-'Bo Boston Mass
A fDe H. room h louise Ga tast-sf. large iot
city wafer. iGraace. and al Modern improve
menfs to exchange Tor dwelling iu Boston.
Mass
E0B SALE OR EXCH1NeE-l21 aere farm ~
miles from city ll1 improved balance
beech and maple timber, 81 room hrek hopse
large basement barn add other out buldings
% exchange for cav property.
LNOR SAIE-A fue --rocm house un Center
ST.. good sized lot. me eas1e Sad law.
price $780,
FOR sALB-1l-room house on Past BridFest.,
furnace. sewer. city wsffr. caruer lqf ata
finely finished. pricf 500. easy terms
L'oR SALE Oh EKCHhNsb-sre room house
and large corner iot room iof tnothtf
house on lot. on iwo graded streets. VIII seN.
ers etc. 90 eschnnKe Tor fsrm wgule assume
some iucumhranfc-
LV0R sALE OK EKCHkNeF-a-roou house
On Itomas-st.. near Fast o.. nieey Tn
ished snd just completed come and sef lt
LeoR sALE-2 lots on NasrrEssf on easr
terms cT Wli exchange fer improve
rropcrfy.
MONEY TO LOAN or rrsi and persona prep
"a erfy in sums g. tait hgpmss and 8. Tower
block
HOUSE arr roorns fo renf. siso uunIbrf o.
II good tenants Warf'ra 60 rFrff hruE a
your Keys Koemt ard 8. Iovef tiefk
u l l !
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

Ionia Sentinel:
Thrty-seven days Of the session Of
Congress just closed were occupied with
nothing else but roll calls to secure a
quorum, the Democratic members per
sistentlY raising the point Of ''no quo
rum" for the purpose OF retsrdlng and
preventing the completion OF business.
". II. Ford assisted the southern Lead
ers IN such tactics in the preceding Con-
gress. But the people Of the district
gave evidence of their disapproyal two
years ago. and they viii eject Chas. ".
Watkins TO succeed Capt. Belknsp.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

The Democratic organs are unscru-
puIOgs, as usual, IN their treatment Of
the tanf measure which has just be-
come A Iaw by the action Of the Repub-
lcan majority IN Congress Is e m
evltshle that there would be a temp0r-
ary rise in the prices Of certain imported
products between the time Of the en-
sctmsnt Of the law and the date when
it can have lts full and legitimate effect
iu development of the manufacturing
Industries Of the country. That "a
happening nov. and the Democratic
newspapers are dishonest enough 20
treat i "a 2 permanent effect of the
passage % the Mckinley biil Nothing
could be more contemplate than poll
acal warfare Of that Elnd, for it = de-
liheTste deception of tie people The
Republican party snd its Representa-
tlves III Congress counted on tins sort of
csnapaszn villainv. however. ard newer
theiess rsi1ed upon TIE intelligence of
the American peor.e - estimate i st
iis true woTth We believe that - :
cCuidsnce has nos been misplaced ard
thzt the ffty second Congress wiii con
tSla ffom ave 70 twenty Esore BePueil-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Ir IS not cheap goods that the work
ingmen Of this country should make
their end and aim, bat the certainty of
employment and wages. How any one
can figure out TO his satisfaction, that
il IS better 10 import manufactured
articles from England than to make
them here. IS mystery to any one but
. fanAtical free trader and he only
guesses at lt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Tux markets Of the world are fine
things TO theorize about, but our own
markets are OF far more importance to
US. Familiarity breeds contempt, It IS
said, and that may be the resson why
free traders ignore our own markets
and yearn for others.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

THE State deot of Indiana had
reached a total of SS,54O.6l5.12 on
January / 1920. The greater part of
this debt has been incurred under
Democratic admiuiltration during the
last fve or six years. Michigan Is out
Of debt-but then Michigan got nd of
Democracy years ago. Perhaps Indi-
ana viii learn something before the
close Of the century.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

cans taaa ct u re nfts -6rss Congrsss.
N ether 5a0gasent q shs peopse 4 tie
I q 80 states c4n te reaches ia far
ness xaa last feeC so-Con o. t1S serx locs
q NJ Nok .a.ey s11 a.ls colleagues "a
ben4lf II A1sTlcsn .4b<E a1a "a us1rs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
WINANS & OWE \
GRAND tAIoN
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
z AND II TOWER BLOCK

WANTED Male Help-2 machlns hands ]
W ssnaer. youug mas Tor farm Ne.a wooG
turner.
KNANTED-Femsle Help gir.s g. 90 south
w ID General girls. ! ctnlng room Eifis \,
c0ek. +. klichcn .tr.s. clanlDcr maids. Lallca'
ParloI. Tower block.
WE WANT all n need 81 employment 20 e. d
W good places and good wages. an1 :
Tower block.
L'OR EXCHANGF-A nice clean s. 500 hard-
ware stock Tor house aDo ioi lu ciy pa
the clr -renoe.
&ErD viii buy new room house a Sopfh
e%'Jo Grand Aapids- " hs wil sou pay rcnu
$500 Only. for a home on olal2 loi on
<70l is the price Tor I-story, Groom house
afNc Ga Fernando -
GS0.0 ~ actually bay nice little room
s'pt' cottage on N0lt-aFe., nearly Bcw, one
block from cars
<QnO will buy house Ia good rcpaif near
tpoVo Lincoln PARK lot ssxl..
xQS0 vii Uuy new broom house o. Christ
'-cop 81. faces east
$1,000 A. this price Ne can sell you a new
Gated
Sll0O two Groom houses' wlii SCI sessrsie
1 ly; don't miss tais chance.
| <1OOO Our list ~ this price is quite exteu-
| = -ND siYe II YOU want 70 buy 81 This
price be sure and see u.
C1OE0 Two special bargains az this price
= -OJ one on West Side and one ia south
part Of city.
/ EARMS-Ne have several nice little farms 90
exchange Tor city property.
A LITTLE CASH viii buy q one half Interest
Il in an Office business, one Of the best n TIE
city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

laaa4 - tl4rs
A eoaspiete ana gasnsversbae ref atA-
tlon 0f tee charge PQe..sae1 sxSinsg
Hon james n. Turner by tne netros
frse Press nxs been made ~ NJ.
11rnex. Ihe personal 1Ailee 81 lie
&4s8eT u tee cEzrScs = clearly sl0s "a.
Iae so-c4lAe1 eaSIges nefe t~so trans
nafeus - command Serious attention
lr0m cIigical readers Il wzz QnlY
those Mo yezd then specifically or
were ANXIOUS % nEd some cause u
complaint against ; republican candi-
date, Or who adopted the headlines OF
the Free Press a. \ sfnonSs of the
charges, who found in McElFoy's fuiml-
nation any occasion for uarest. IL Is
s.ga Ecant that the Free Pf6ss repeats
today is editorial rehearsal OF tae
charges aud declares taat Nr. Turner'S :
anSser Is no answer 81 al.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
Lily white.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of flour, its
products are in great demand and es-
pecially the Lily White. Try II.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10


GouaIy A4ckeL
For state senator
MILAN T. ADAMS
Eor sheriff
ISAAC =. LAMOREAJN-
FOF County Cicrk-
JANIS ;. KNOX.
Eor Register of Deeds-
NATHANIEL kICR
Eor G0unty treasurer
SHERMAN Z. CoiSON.
f0r ProsccutiRx Ait0rneT-
JAMES h. ACbhIDE.
Eor Circuit Court Commissioners
DWIGHT GOSS.
ALfhkD WOLCOIT.
kor Coroners-
HENRY &. LOCHER.
DANIEL J. WALLACE
For surveyor
DOkR SKEELS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

If America canno, have World S
Fair without opening her markets up to
the world and giving away our treasure
house of wealth and prosperity, then
let the Worlds Fair die. The howl
about the tariff killing that exposition
is simply Democratic "bosh." The
old tariff, which averaged higher than
the new one, did not Kill the Centen-
NAL. The whole trouble lies in the
fact, that the Democrats, elated by
the T temporary success with Cleveland
promised our markets to England and
have not been able to deliver the goods
Hence all these tears.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
ANNOUNCEMENT

&. G. D. HOLDEN & SONS.
f-errrsi frsHra asF tferff Enf ffrBfiefrrf 81
a. E0Irrr f=eI fstrte rrafrnse Lac ~
leese1 ere rftees ~ fnr 3~anf taft<r -1ftfs
ffesee Co. e. III SD n Nr.fIrrla - anr Ef aea-s
fhsrl les afN teE-T 80 CO. ffrrf BEEN r Z q
FrsrlsF@ F@fefrrt - go serle erF rrosf r-rr,.~f
fn eof~f r fr1r thrIr frIer.fs rrr
ffhfts frf a. trsrr sfIrr - tfr rrtI'fs er.4
seffs ls~cr 'rtH rHr rrR .eIra - er.-.s -
efT rEe- s8zE - Flsf ~ s.s Flr - -
nss enr etrH Frr ere "a IS rhffte- -.1
rare sst - Ser - -.f
~ tkbk- = bHk4 ee-rfferr
EkeEI p IIfEt rfr -rre-fs-.t
tkASD R1fIE'f stFE1T BFro7fT -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

STATE ftsksI
E0r 3oFefnof-
JAMFsN y TURSER. sf tagham-
Fer Lic4t=ss 49, tteFsrA4r--
WlLLIAh s. LIAI0N. of Szgiaas-
E0s eec stsfg 8f state
WAsHINaI0N 8ARDNEh. o. Calhoun.
Yer state ITrasHFrr-
Joseph B. sO0RE. of syHs.
Fer A4dil8r oelefBi-
Ihkh0N 4. 3lDDIN3S. of Kalamazoo.
Eor oaimlssi0gsr el STATE Laad once
JeAA y. Abhhl 81 Vtaes9.
F0r AttnEurs deaeGat-
BkNJANIS " HUSTON. of frscois
For <apsriatsnaeas % Psl0.ie IEsrructi0a-
0hh -Ail -. ~ L4t9A.
Eor Membs % state Board ~ EducaIlon--
JAMES NJ. EALLot. % Aiiesaa-
E0r justice gi Ehe supreme coart-
kDn ARD cAhlLl.. % tnghAn-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

FfskiE folla.es i ss4atita ead - &re tx iots
c.sA as Xel ior eo.st Nft 81 81 tsi titi
E.f,s slncals aaaes. = fretsn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

McELRoY says that Turner called
HIM an invaluable man for MS position
and SAID that the board could not get
along without him. That's what's the
matter with McElroy. The remar X
swelIed hishead and he aspired to run
the machine at his own sweet willard
Turner surprised himself and McElroy,
too, by getting along without him.
Turner will soon demonstrate his ability
to run the State too without McElroy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

IT has been suggested that the
"UpiJn Jack" was hung from Peter
DoTan's Office window because 1t was
English, you know" and he was sim
ply following party tendencies. Straws
show which way the wind blows, and
why shouldn't British flag?
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

"wHkT has NJ. D. Hsrter, Of Mans
field, done that t3e New York Mail and
Express should call him a Republican,
asks the Toledo Bee. What. indeed
The Republican party does not want
that cancer breeder. A man who pre-
fers cancers 70 the protective tariff
must 20 where ne can find them. He
VIII certainly get 4 protective tariff
from the Republican party. Where he
viii find his cancers, ne must determine
for himself A search into ancient
Democratic history viii unearth many
rotten things and re seems 10 be
headed in that direction. lie has as
rich n field Of exploration, in MS pecu-
lar line, as Schhemann found at Troy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

E0k SAIk~Ny eisht nsN heases. earacf
t.s4al1 cas- tst... s.s-. = ttA - ats,...t A.
- - trlsf ala lhrsf ht1sts "a W s>'ia r-
s@Ss tefuis e'ts sAl&A iaek iaelt a@NH. p,
At.-ftss<sL. trle s.ultg 81 ~
Fak SAL6-AK nr~ helae ho e. terFaee
ere asl Ha1ia - Nf4 tls. 4lt ai tlIc
Psetitrsi sizes 4a1 besi aei.his>' aaeaa n lie
SIS = Aaarf1 ill lpr4ssnttnt> Aut tst ..i1 81
4 aetf tsi aeNa tas lrlcf sasr ASA.
lars aAa srcr f Tar sais lar t>t
b.icAAl.Aa kle@s~fQ biatk. f4elis Ane e. --.t
k0A eAik-l h4ft lof sale l.sf cileul afN
Iia0ciA hel.st 90 e1e. AAoittti tss tatt
AID oae lef sls.t als4 S-ist a. las.n "a sl.is Ed
sait 2 T. Travis. 81 Ntl&Ne-si., seceia A...t
Eok SAkk-Aex H-roan Gusise 81 tefrecc
kks-. teiNuea lSUE talri s4a flftf-~tr,s
orirk sti ilrAaet, otiAsulc1 oeii~f anott citi 80
hoo>rs sewer citf N4irls fssttrl. Ea6 ttAllirl.
tile ArAith. las elNaaw eais' 'ar cfilaDfs Lrsl
Sfsry rlisilt'S "a fence4 ask. fnssuf al asft.
Mafalf lat atOrY Rnt t.lh ttb VIII Del asa
coia NSirr iet reAlta kr1at0. soacra. xaFa
w@.kS Gnd aoAcrcff street esks yata Iu'I 81
EadDra saks hoasf 1Uiif 81 \ ~ I nalcrlafs az
tnreQAl prict s4tktl 81 81 per manril YEN
tf.Na haasp GA f4rIS ave. Ni ID al la safI l.
iniIf1K llelts kalss. ~ e.. i.ef nieH Ia ul pas
meats acAat lois ol = aria. 60 tse 4na vf-
"a t-ate.. 81 from sts g. ss tlal.Ss 81.
Tufts. Leey4ra b.oek fearI.sI entrance
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

@ a isres fsr- aswatez - haarf -
+ - -.fs~srs - scres 0f grat 1esrr~r
~ ertF - sssfe saf rrss vster ~
Nf<Er1 tsrnef vtrs fsHcs ~ fts farm
'---se4sz< - a~ses rssrr - sd frer f--e
Trfrrs tess thxz ~ rssfc~ Z rrere- ftf f1rr
TessBheaf ~ frrs- ~ RESIDES ha. N -
ea - re EEtl a sor. .rt Gem parry q . re
= gTts D1risl5a-st. y. +. Charsb- 1t
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10


II any uan-excspt a Democratic
politician, and ne = scarcely response
bic for wnas be sees-csn see ruin and
starvation staring the farmer in the
face. he must he afflicted with political
ssrsbismus. The American Cultivator
takes this view of the situation; "In
many respects the agricultural situation
IS more promising TINS fslI than year
sxo. Wheat a higher the world over.
Corn. oats and harley, though in less
supply In this country. yet command
better prces. Pork and beef are ad-
vancing m values, 80, also, tobacco and
hops. Dairy products are on more
remunerat5ve tasis. With improved for
sign demand. fruits and vegetables,
though scarce in sor1s sections, yet are
sslsble at better prces. The restric-
tons against American pork products
IN France and Germany sre likely soon
to be removed. Congress "a disposed 10
leg slate IN favor Of farmers interests.
4 hopeful sg1 is that farmers are in
ci'ned % cooperate, - organize, to
work together for coanmOu interests
mors than ever before. thus securing
recognition and legislation. The cattle
shows and the agricultural fairs are re-
ceiTing better patronage this season, By
ressou of The increased prosperity of
the farmer AID the greater interest sp-
parent In ruTal affairs let "a hope
the recent wears Of disappointment are
T. be followed by brighter days for
tae Aalsg.csn farmer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Ter Representative 10 csRzrsss, Iitth Dissriel
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

EoR SALE OR EXCHtNGE-Ths largest
and best located hofei in White Cloud
For particulars address D. A. NeIntyre. Whife
Cloud. Mich. Estf
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
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IyANTED--Agents fof the History ~ the TX
W pioratious q, DARING Deeds and s3rsa1
Achievements 81 sianityi agents outfit s. 81:
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-22
YICT0RIA'S DAY.
How England's Busy Queen Passes.
GERS a Busy life.

Among the many hard working
women in England there is none
more industrious than Queen Vic
toria. and like the majority Of those
who have achieved any distinguished
success in the state. Of life to which
they have been. called, she is great
believer in early rising. In Prince
'Albert's time the royal couple had all
ways breakfasted, attended prayers
with their household in the private
chapel and taken a walk fogether
round the grounds Of their palace beS
fore $50 o'cIock, when the real busi-
ness of the day began. Although not
so young and hearty nowadays as
formerly, the queen stu riggs fer heee ri
cup ar cocoa at seven o'clock and rises
an hour later Breakfast Is lad out
out inthe apartments ofPrincess Bea-
trice, with whom her majesty also
ilunehes alone,
Al Windsor the morning u spent III