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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20
= q.

: Gapt. Serb. BoarmaH erbielt
bur9 bic Mafdtnerie in BET 9obfon
8aummouprefe au 8alpefton 10 f9mere
8erlebungen, baB er ftarb.
= Nus giferfu9t bat in Mc2inaD
Mrs. $. u. Siner cine Mib Msattie
8lad auf pfener StraBe nieoersei9ois
len unb gefdbrli9 beripunbet. Mr.
Siner beriu6te feline Grau a~ur&d3ubals
ten unb bsrleBte fe babel nidt inner;
beblid.
= Sn Seiferfon bat Der Garbige
Mc@radsr iein Gramen aIs &e6tsans
malt beftanben.
= Sane, bic 6idbrige So1ter beg bel
&errbiIe %pobnsnDen GebeID, fam einem
brennenben &%eiiigbaufen gu nabe, ibre
Gleiber fingen Geuer unb hGs Sinh
berbrannte.
= Na6 Sau Aueslo mirb beri9tet.
Dob in ibrem Camp nobe Sort Oabis
3pei 9eutide BON Mericanern ermorbet
porben iein io0en. \
= Sn benz Store bes 56nittmaarelz
bdnbIers WiIer in San Mareos brad
am Samtag Nbeno 10 nbr Jeuer aus,
bas raf6 UNI ii6 9riff unb bic nebenans
liesenben @elddftslofaIe BON @aitein
& &nigbt, s. $. Steele, Sbos. SaDlor,
Gage, 5innie & @btparbs unb 8prne's
Seldom nit in Mi9e legte ober bel1d.
oiete. 5err Wiler befinbet Ii9 in 81.
2ouis. SIN Store f&lief Elm iuuser
Mann, Der frant mar. Die @ermutbung
miro ausseipro6en, baB bier 9ranolif.
ter on Der Mrbeit gemeien inb.
= Nad lansidbriger Granfbeit ftarb
ON 10. bs. Moraeus in Comfort s. s.
Naib bon Stem Orleans i'm NIter Don
81 Sabren. Set apei Sabreu batte
Der &raufe bas Yett ni6t mebr berlais
fen. Ser Sob mar fir i'm eine Crib
flung.
= Bel elmer Segelbooifa9rt auf ber
8ai in Corpus gbrifi ertrant Mler.
6oHmann, Sobn bes beutf6en pioniers
Prufop 0ofmann. 9as Metter mar
10 fiiirmifd, baB inn feline 9iIfe geleiz
ftet tperben fonnte unb aud bic 2ei1e
III nod ni9t aufgefunben tporbeu.
NleI. 6ohmann mar elm riibriger @es
f6dftsmann unb alderman III Ter 3.
Warb.
= 9ie Gamilie bes Germ pauI SAT-
ger, cine Weile n6rbli6 Don Comfort
mObnbaft, 1T bon einsm i9peren lin.
gliif beimgeluGt tporben. Die 16iabz
rise Sp1ter gliie mar I'M 8egriff brei
pferbe bonn Stall in eeu Weibeplab su
fibren. 3pei bate fie bereits oortbin
gebra6t; oas brittle tpurbe iebo9 bur6
irgenb etwas f9eu unb lief babon, oas
fi1 in ben 9triden perfangeu babenbe
Mdb1sn binter fi1 berf6leifenb. Sbre
9ilferufe bradten nit 8libesf1nele Die
Mutter berbei. 9err pauI &arger, ber
frant b%anieberlag, iprang bon leinem
Gager auf unb bic @efabr etfenuenb, ers
grif er iein @ewebr unb itredte 6as Yferb
bur9 einen poblgeaielten S6uB nieber,
in Der Uermrtbung, babur6 bas 2eben
ieines 3inbes reiten gu f6nnen. Oils
mon bin3u.am, mar @liie jebo1 idon
cine 2eide. M0gemeines unb lief.
empfunbenes Beliefs pirb ben bebaus
erustpertben @ltern au She'll.
= Muf Der Mranias YaB Babn fno
bic grbarbeiten bis &odbale, MiIam
@ountp, am II. Sauuar fertig getpor.
ben. Bis 2erington, Is MeiIen iaoIiG
BON Rofbale, geben bic 3uge bereits,
unb in Elm paar Sage tpirb bic gabn big
&ofbaIe i'm 8etriebe iein.
ON Sou MuneIn 8om Mreor M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20
Neroouueueu Miuter mor SIR /.

8ersangenen Minter mar Scr. s..
y. Rintabe, Solicitor ber llniteb States
grpreB Company in DesNoines, Sopa,
tebr bur6 Grotbeuleu gepIaet. 9as
Nnf6menen unb bas beftige SteGen
feiner GtBe tuar iebr unangenebm. st
periu9te petf9iebene Mittel, obne
Nuben, faufte banrt aber glidli9ermeiie
cine Blade bon .gbamberlain's pain
Balm. st fast, er tpanbte ben Ball
lam nar breimal an, sann purben feline
Gtbe geiunb; @ei6muIft unb ffedenber
S6mer3 iieBen mad. Gum Bertauf bel
Ut. @obn & Co., s. &altspsr & Sobn
unb in allen 4potbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20
Ste teme @ntpeduma.

Sic vile baben S1re Sreunbe unb 8efannten Dappn
iprehen bDren. @ieaei9t linp sic aud felbit Giner ppn
Denen, ipelde an ih lelbit erfabren baben, mie gut
fteS Mtttef lit. gSenn Sic e8 ielnalS perIu4t BADEN,
bann iinb Sic aud elm treuer 6reunb pappn. Denn
lper einmal einen geriu4 nit Or. Sings Neuer Gntz
heduns semadt Bat, per BAIT eS aud ppn Der 3ett al
INNER in leinem Sau5e. gSenn Ste e8 nod niemalS
sebraudt baben, unb einen Suiten pper eine Grtdltuns
baben %fplten, pper irsenb elm 2eipen Der 2unse, bes
Sal5e8 pber per Srnit, bann peri6affen Sic ib cine
ipirb in jebem Safe s%aranttrt, pber bas Gelb mirb suS
ridse3ablt. 4rpbehaiden gratis in Der Mpptbete BON
QreiR. Ihpmpipn & Gp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20
@as (t6 otei ana6ea in 9oTauo's
E6se-Sa0eg er,d6ltem.

griier &nohe: r0err 9olaubl Sic
~bsrtaufen befsren &afee als irsenb
SemanO in Sun Mntonio!"
3weiter 3nabe: % ia; meme
Mama iagt, 6p0anb's 2afee lit 5tpeis
nal 10 gut aIs i'm anbere betfaufeu !"
Sritter Gnabe: Wir boIep al' I'm.
ieren Gafee bier = unb Sbse ebenfals.
Diana tpirbe feiner anbern faufenl /"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20
SER 6. $. Wuaer in bsr Wef

Serr 6. $. Miiaer in Der Wef>
Commerce : 5traBe bdlt ftets bas bon.
fommente 2aaer in 3ei6enmateria=
lien, 3apeten, Garben, 8las, SpieeeI>
aIas, 8iloerrabmeu, GirniRea unb allen
3ei6nens unb Malersu tenfilien. Stint.
Ieriid ousgefibrte 8ilber unb Statuet=
ten ac. fnb iii elmer Reconsideration @als
lerie CUR Qnli9t unb gum 8ertauf ouss
geiteQt. ST. Sapeten unb 3immerbetoz
rationen 1T bas @ei6madpolite uno
Neuehe bort gu fnben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20
Wu6Iems Mrmteo.goIbe.

Die bette SaIbe ber 8eIt fur Sduitie,
Guetfdunsen, @efdpiire, Gieber- unb Sait.
ausfdIas, 6Ie6te. %sefprunsene Sdnbs, 8rcf.
beulen unb ale Sautfranibeiten /; furirt Cd.
morrtoioen ODER feline B~e5abluns. 86aise
Satisfadion sarantirt ODER bas @elo pirb
turiderfattct. % Gents bic GGadteI. 9um
gerfauf in allen apotbeleu. Dreib, 2bomp.
fou & Co., @boIefale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20
Gcatraftorets, auigepaRt!
WaDors Office,
Sau Wiltonio, 81. Non., 1889.

~ " y y wv
San Ihtoaio, 81. Non., 1889.
8erfiegelte Mngebote ipers
ben IN bieler Office einseforoert unb i'm
Beiieia Der Sieter 9e6fnet, am
s a IN fl ben /. Gebruar, 1890,
fit bic pflafterung Der foIgenben @tras
Zen l1nD pla3a's nit Mesquit=Blods
Ilamo pla3a, bonn Gnbe bes plafters
GUT gde bon Woe. 8 unb 6oufonHraBe
Bis Nue. 6. 2,S14.4 Quabrat.N arbs.
5%ouftonfraBe BON ber gde bes plasa
big aur Noro : Glores1traBe. $685. II
NuaoratsD ar0s.
Gcequia StraBe bon S%oufonHrabe
gum Maiuzp la5a. 1,99O.69 Quabrat,
Oarbs.
5olebab,S traBe, bon 5ouHunRraBe
sum Wain.B la3a. 1,5O4.7 Nuabrat=
Oarhs.
uno anbere StraBen, bic nod Be-
ttmmt tpetbeu m0eeu.
Gieter Iirb gebalten, tpentl fe lire
4tigebote einreiden, eim 9epoht BON
3ueibunbertunbfinf3ig 9olla,s ($25O)
gu binterlegen, als cine @arantie, bab
Der Bieter ben borgef6lagenen Rontratt
ibernimmt un6 bic e~rforserlide gtrg=
fdaft bafar felt. SIM Sale ct bies
uidt tbun foute, 10 1T bas Depofit an
Die Stabt be,fausn.
Spe5iIifationen f0nnen angeieben unb
erlangt tperben, entueber in bitter
Office ooer in BET Office beg Stabts
Sngenieurs.
Die Stabt bebdlt f6 bas &e9t bor,
irgenb ems ober ale Mngebote 3uriid.
autDeiien.
Sie @ngebote mtfen an ben Mapor
ebreffirt uno Proposals for Mesquite
Block Pavement iiberi9rieben fem.
BrDan Gallagban,
Wtteitirt: Mapor,
s. g. @laubon, Staot, @lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20

10 Wie gsp6bnIi6 inb unfere
neuen apotbeter Sips & Silver
tborn nit BET 8ereituna bon &ecep,
ten iebr bei@Gftigt, unb igr @ei6dft i'm
@agemeinen nimmt iietig gu, ba He nur
bic beifeu Mebicinen unD 9rosuen, 10.
tuie eiEe reide Nuspabl Soilettegegen>
itanbe gu bilisen Breiien %pertaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20
Ser giusereqa gd5ub gtpre.

gde Ofs6oullonftraBe unb Npenue c.,
bieier beliebte 2aben Der Stabt, Bat
feinen reuen 8orratb bon Gommer
f6ubeM fir 9erren, 9amen unb
Ginber erbalten uuo bat cine unbers
alei6li9e Musmahl aler Gorten unb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : S6ubs
Store flbrt nur bic Gabrifate Der befen
Jabrifen uno uberbietet NIes, tpas i'm
biefisen Marft su baben lit. Speeia.
litdt fur 6erren: BET Rcdforb.6 dub,
fir So. IS berlobnt ii9 bet Miibe, i'm
CINDERELLA Store. poraufpreheu,
ebe man anberstuo fault.
~ 0D n n a~;4s M..s L.ku
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20
Werlauat

miro Elm Gnabe i'm MIter bon lib
Sabren, Der fertig beuti6 leien fam
in Der Office Der
nTreien greffe ur Seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20
Suillina


Summa ........ s. ,5S0,95
ALLEN Mnf9ein nod tpirb bas @runbs
eigentbumsgei6dft in bieiem Sabre
nod tpeit lebbafter tperben, als i'm pers
Hofenen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20
@paanS's Sheez3abem

lit BON $50. 245 na9 SO. 237 Mefz
Commerce traBe, bier Sbiren ndber
aur Bride, berlegt tporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20
99aiTer : Spnfumemten

lino bierburd bena6ri9tigt, baB bic
Wahermietbe fir bas am l. Gebruar
1890 enbenOe 8ierteIiabr nunmebr
tiberfdaig 1T. Weun uidt fofort 3abs
lung erfolat, wirb bas Mafer obre
tpeitere Notia abgetelt tperoen.
q eriuerf : & o m pa9nie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20

Geinige bic 2eber, ben Masen, Die
gingetpeibe uao bas gauge 9Ditem bur6
W~ntpenSung bon DR.. PieIce's Pellets.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20

9as por3igli6Iie Mittel gegen
ole MagenIeiben fino obue 3tpeifeI Or.
auguf 36nig's Samburger 3ropfeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20
@rnnSeiaentbmms ilebertraauuaeu.

Emanuel Mofe an @eo. 3. Shmitt,
0runbftid an Der Wilitarp plaaa (stpis
ihen benz fatboliihen 6ospital ;:nb
Mofes Store) fitr $19, 900.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20

Or. s. 6. Breeding, 3abnarst.
Office go. 231 of : 9onifon : Strabe,
San antonio. 5preGt bel ibm bor!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20
aebbaftes @rumSetsemtbums.@ efdaft.

Wdbrenb bes Sabres 1889 tpedfelte
na@ ben Musmeifen beg gountp .gIerts
in San Mntonio unb Berar County
@runbsigentbum i'm @ertbt BON 49,,
$50, 955 bic gigentbimer. Sic Grunbz
e~igentbums uebertragun9en ~bertbeiIett
f6 auf bic einaslneu Monate bes Sab
res, tpie folgt:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-20

aber nidt uur gum gauen Don &irs
den gebt man rfe9ten", fonbern au9
oft fur anbere ginri9tungen, ME W6s
bel, Orgeln &c, tpel6e Sa1sn eigente
lid bic betrefenoen @emeinben ieIbf
anf4ahen f6nnten. go tam elm Mits
glieb Der metbobifii6en 2irde bel Das
benport, Dor Ginger 3eit su meinem
Greurbe Serrn Wilbelm Hebtner unb
bat ibn, einen Beitrag fir ben Mnfauf
zines Melobiums bei3ufteueru. 4ber
Wilbelm fennt feline pappenbeimer redt
gut, unb fagte benz betrefenben Germ !:
Was, elm Welobium pDlt ibr faufen?
bas 1T ia Dummies 3eug. bsnn ibr feb
ia ole gu bumm fur elm ioldes Snltru,
ment, bas fam 10 feiner BON ber ganaen
BlaIe ipielsp, am gnbe ruinirt ;br nod
6as tbeure Welobium. Da fauft eud
bod lieber cine Oreborsel, bic lit ni9t
10 tbeuer unb ieber fam barar breben
obne @efabr fur has Snfrument."
Die beiben @ottongins BET Dabenpott
baben 3ufammen in bieiem Sabre 1000
Balen Baumwoae gersinigt. 6err 80.
Gens!e, ber freunbli6e unb ausOrtoms
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03
The Pending Revenue Dill.

1t is said that the legislation proposed
in the Fifty-frst congress is even more
restrictive than any previous legislation,
and that If carried out il viii amount TO
little less than q Chinese wall" around
our coast line. The bill pending in the
house, on the basis Of last years impor-
tations, places upon the free list imports
to the value of sl09, ,232 ,oS0, upon which
the government lasF year collected in
duties So. 999, $50. which, added TO the
free imports of the last fiscal year. will
amount to $500. .s06.710. and deducted
from the dutiable imports Of the last
fiscal year reduces the value Of the duti-
able imports to sS7J. .624 ,6s7
The pending legislation. therefore. viii
mako free, without restraint or burden,
S365. 500. .7i0 in value # foreign products.
and viii diminish the dutiable irnpo-ta-
tions from SfS4, ,43i ,39S to S3T5. .G24. .Gs7.
which VIII make an average duty upoa
sll impor;ations OF about g per cent.
and reduction Of tariffs % the amount
Of about 10 per cant, instead of a large
increase. as seo-ls 70 be The popular i'm
preston. Il viii bo seen accordingly
that about 80 per cent, on the basis Of
the importaaons Of last vesr. VIII be free
and 80 per cent. dgtiable. while the pro
portion q free imports under the Mills
bin (50d il become a law would not have
been greater than 20 peT cent.-Wnhzm
Mckinley. JT.. in North American Re
view for June.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03

Textile fabrics, which now employ
about 5000 steam engines, 10000, 600
spindles and nearly 800. coo operative il
France, have almost treblei since En-
gland abolished custom house duties In
1912, the total product of France then
being $275, ,00o,0 GOO, against about $780,
600, 900 at the present time.
Is il possible for Free-traders to ex-
plain satisfactorily the decline OF the
woolen and worste3 industry in En-
gland and its increase Of 270 per cent.
in thirty years in protective France?
Tho decay of the silk industry 10 one
third its former proportions in England
and its increase Of 200 per cent. IN the
last thirty years IN France?
The obhteration of the cotton industry
since 1850 in some parts of Great B.ithn
and its increase Of so per cent. during
the same time in France?
The decline OF the linen Industry in
England and Ireland and its increase il
France?
The decline of the hand made lace
trade in Great Britain Rld It's increase
of 100 per cent. in France?
A second time in this century France
passed through an exhausting war and a
second tire paid al enormous contiDu-
ton to the victors. Yet. to use the
words of an English writer, France
under Protection is better off than En-
gland under Free-trade." All who Will
may see that countries ike the United
States and France not only prosper un-
der Protection but can easily bear
calamities which would crush England
as long as she keeps her present policy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03

Geo. W Fx.SEe.6 5 y Blg Kzpsds-
= ,. 1fosby, 81 0rSaSaAs, : n Tie
Ms Edith gobsason a4s returned to
Battle CFeck.
George a. FlndLAter : visiting frsods
" h1la1D2zoo.
Ars. n. I. Dawson, OF Jackson, =
Visiting freads IA tnls cay
Ar, aud Mrs. J. J. Emery VII spend
tiie Fourth ~ Highland PafE-
Miss Anna Hills IS visiting her reOas-u.
Alss Jelx hills. "a 4askeeoa-
I. H. Peacock Of Reed Cgty, Is n the
eits for few days On business.
Frank Dodds, oE IOnia, Is spending
tHO weeks with friends in TINS city.
Thos. HdI and wife leave to-day for
taelF cottage at MacataWa PARK 70
spend sun1uler.
81. r WedAch and family went TO
Grand Rapids today, where they locate
their RESIDENCE i5ala Press.
Miss Marguerite Moore, who has been
attending thc State Normal school Tor
the past year, has returned home.
Mrs. 4. r. Antisdel and two daught-
ers and Mrs. B. +. Littletield and
daughter. leftfor Bay View this morning
to spend the summer.
Hon. Noses Tasgart and family left
Yesterday morning Tor their cottage on
White Lake where they wit remain
during the season. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Baldwin, a sister OF Mrs.
Iaggart.
Eugene c. WhitDey, teacher for the
ungraded school, left last evening for
Mt. Clemens where he Will spend the
summer with relatives. His sister who
has been visiting II the city accom-
panied hun.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03
PROTECTION N FRANCE



Perhaps tae experience Il France. ,
nztsua tat Las stea2lly s2asre1 50 Pro
tecxion. NAY aa3 - tie esi4e2ce already
gixsa IL fzxar X CnwaFsxlng @AlAenenee
u sAe Iaosoc1Se PsAcy. AZ sny T<se
her experiences srs sa.ezes.zag and in-
stTzsctire - students od TIE tariff.
Al the beginning - tlis ceatury
France fsanG ksrSelf exhausted -
bloody wzrs of about twenty ye&rs' 6a-
ration. and for Two years afteTwzr3 de-
yonrei by hostlle armies and Subjected
10 an enornoaScoEtnbaaon. - al ~
peaT2nces $40 wss crushed IA three
years s,ls recovered froEa her Suffering
and was among tae most prosperous na-
tons Of Europe.
And whancs has this mighty change
arisen Inquired II eminent writer of
over half a century ago.
And tie reply came promptly: ''She
fostered and protected the industries If
her subjects. Inls Is tAe oaly genuine
source Of wealth. See subIAzttel IA
sozne eases 70 pay higher prices for Ia
feri0r articles Ia the iaelPieacy Of her
establishments than shs could purchase
the finished articles from abroad. The
consequence Of this sound policy was
that IN short space Of nme her own
manufactures arrived al perfection and
were sold cheaper than the forciga."
Over half century ago. IL valuable
work under tho title DE llndastrle
Francaise," the celebrated political econ
omist, Chapt2l. SAID:
Should We then have abandoned these
attempts st manufacturing superiority
No; We shoald persist and carry our own
labor 60 perfection. Such is the course
we have pursued, and such is the skill tc
which We have arrived that our industry
has already excited the jealousy of that
! nation from which we have derived il.
What has been the result of this policy
i To France?
IL 1912 by four branches-the cotton
/ linen. woolen and leather-Great BriTaiI
gained a clear profit of 1915. .000. 900 tseS
I Colcuhoun, Wealth, Power and Re
sources Of Great Britain, (" page 81. Al
that time, according 10 Mulhall (set
Progress OF Nations" page 245), the
manufacturing industry Of France die
not, in its entirety, amount TO more
than $4,000, 600, Of which silk stood
/ for one-half. According 10 the sam,
authority it now exceeds s. ,0S0, 600, 600
classified as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03
DRAWING THEMNORTHWARD
Truthful Thermometers Found TO be
Great Advertisers

Truthful Thermometers Found to be
Great Advertisers
Speaking Of the exodus from Clncin-
natl and other hot places northward.
via the q. r. 4 L., Travelling Passenger
Agent Maybury said yesterday: "You
know they've been having an uncom-
Portable streak of hot weather down IN
Ohio lately. Well, the most etfectual
'ad.' that we've found yet is to publish
in Cincinnati the daily record of reli-
able Mackinac Island thermometer.
The Cinclnnatians can't stand that.
They might be content TO swelter
through the summer under their burn
ing southern sun if they didn't know OF
anything better. But they can't resist
that bulletin board IN front of our Office
staring them in the face, with its tempt
ing record of delicious GOODNESS and
comfort. 1t draws like Barnum's cir
Gus IN Chicago. and to my mind is the
neatest and cleyerest thing IN the way
OF an advertisement yet gotten up"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03

The directors of the Valley City
Street & Gable Railway Company met
yesterday and reelected the Old Off
cers. and the old directors. with the ex-
ception OF Hon. julius Houseman in
place Of n. =. Breed, Of Minneapolis,
"a follows. A. J. Bovine, president A.
II. Rathbons, vlce-presdent, James
BLAIR. treasurer; ". :. Crosby. secre-
tarv. II. Z. Baker. assistant secretary;
directors. 4. J. Bovine, John ". Bod
gett. V. = Crosby. A. D. Rathb0ne. J.
M. Hagar, Jas Blair and Juhus House
man. The party made q tour of IN
speCtion Of the lines after the meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03


Te ne Ea1tsr Il rss FKlssk4s axEl..n.
noticed IN the Esg1s q June 5, the
names ef thHoe prominent gentlemen,
MO NeIe appointed 81 oonlulttee to
sEspecl fae Reeds Lax 5aals- &lso
nOziced II your issae Al t.ae lss snss-
Mr. gyFeaer's reply accepting the SAD
eCnnattee-
AlGAOaeb an not alfectly interests
IA thss .nsD tioa, - NJ Ake to
gike to t&se pSAass, t2so@sea tae CO.
ulans II yoar paIseTs Bls coAot pilons oI
the natter.
Me A. know that the gentlemen aF-
pointed aIe not only o4pAnle. rssponsl-
lle ana suCcessi ~ blsluess men, hQt
ARE II lir Tirsf Of oar cisy.
But have any OF laens ever had any
experience al steaInboatingy or are
tAey acquainted with tae necessary ne.
qa:Feaents Of the strength of hulls,
ssolsefS, ctc2
Tazt i thf q0esslon 10 DC considered.
II they have, then let she connllltee
discharge us duties; Il lot, place the IA
ssie>l.oa az tie hS,s1s u experienced
engineers ~ mechanics.
Hf NDh Allst- II tiAr q tttN+AaNCA Al
the express purpose ot inspecting boats
running on Government water" men
of vide experience II TINS line.
IN TINS district Ne have Mr. Dodge,
inspector OF huils; Ar. Scott, inspector
/ of BOXERS. Both OF these gentlemen
may be found al Grand Haven, and can
/ be- employed Tor thls occas0n.
1 Would It not be much more ssusfAc-
tory 10 the general public 10 al least
confer with these gentlemen, and II
possible that tlaelT services can not be
! obtained. then employ some one who
/ understands the construction OF boats
/ and their machinery.
] earnestly think, from my experience
with steamboats,, that such would be
1 the case. AK OLD " "bOAIER."
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03
THE FAIR GROUND SITE.
1t is EnectnaIly Settled by Supreme
Court Decision.

The Supreme Court yesterday
affirmed Judge Groves decree in the
chancery suit of Joseph Houseman VS..
the Kent County Agricultural Society.
The suit was an amicable one, brought
to confirm the title to the fair ground
property, purchased from the society
last winter by Mr.. Houseman. There
was question as to the socety's right
to convey q clear title. as the terms by
which 1t held the ground were held by
some to he void Oh account of the dis
organized state of the association for
several years. Upon obtaining the cir
cult courts decree the case was at once
taken up with the result that the title is
now forever clearly settled.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03
FREE FREE FREE
Beautifully Chased Siyer Cups Pre-
senled ~ lie Is Winners.

In Pavilion on sale-lcos, Brlits. Candies.
Sundres. etc. Ia h0tel-Ibe taest meas pro-
curGbie outside ~ GTaG1 ks.B 1s ahe neirop3-
lis q Michigan. charges moderate. Rooms
AID attencsuce mlgn ncenL boats. fishing
tackle and bait for hire. Bah houses o.
grounds. swimming master present. Nr hU.
T. Walsh has engaged tue musical ARTISTS cen
aected with t8e HllS. GIN. TON THUMD
TROUPE TO GIVE ERIE CONCERTS ALL
TIE SEASON. commencing sunday aitti acl.
Julyo spec.a Ladies Day every wednesday
az O'Clock.
Cone by c. & ". -. r. p. 20 Holland. Take
free boat 20 haadg Side Hote..
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03
A REEDS LAKE SYNDICATE
Claimed to DO Negotiating for tho Lake
Resort Business

1t is rumored that real estate syndi-
cate has a grand scheme on foot for the
purchase and improvement Of the pres
ent railway company Reeds Lake re-
sort. If successful in making negotia-
tions, the syndicate proposes to erect a
large and handsome summer hotel upon
or near the site of the Street Railway
Company's pavilion. This hotel would
be run similar to those at Ottawa Beach,
st. Joseph and other Michigan resorts,
and would be first-class IN all Its ap-
pointments, the boats and pleasure
grounds to be under the control OF the
same company. Some OF the property
| holders, the Street Railway Company
included, have refused to give time
option, but say they viii make figures
If the gentlemen mean business"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03
Blaine vs. Gladstone.

Blaine's famous reply Ia Gladstone
has just been issued n pamphlet form.
THIS Is one OF the abiest presentation
of the benefits Of protection yet pub
lished, and should be widely read
Send for copy 10 the American Pro
tective TariG Lesgue, % West Twenty,
third-st., New York, mc.oslng a two
cent stamp.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03

Enjoy the day 10y taking a trip 70
Grand Haven and cool delightful ride
on Lake Michigan to Muskegon and re
turn. "1he steamer Wisconsin" wall
leave Grand Haven OH ARRIVAL OF trains
leaving Grand Rapids Wa. d.. q. Il. q
u. Ry., at $50 q. Ia. and ! 90 p. IA, re
turning steamer VII leave MuskegOn
at ESQ p. IN, making direct cOnnec-
tiOns at Grand Haven With tram, AZ
irving ID Grand Rapids al 900 p. II.
Fare only Sl.25 for round trip.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-03

The board OF hea Ia reports the num-
Der of death IN jane az titty-four.
The principle causes OF death were
consumption, which numbered i've
victims; old age, which claimed four,
and heart disease with struck down
three. The rate was S,00S per 1900
annum.