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EDUCATIONAL.
CcHooL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRITINa.
~ sfENCkklAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,

ScHoobb OF sHoRTHANp ASp TYPEwRITINa.
~ SoR FHH f AND SIS cS Nv
Thoroush preparation for ofe.l and bns,ness posi-
slant for from hi. sssso for sSs
c or an s.aa tsr Terms
THE MEDIcAL.DENTAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL
anS en;c 81 hoSara Upase will give
winter ana day. i1sSins se.urs:
y Be fro, from soto go p m Daily lectures and
CLINICS
Medical by Prot; 7; 3 Hood:
S:::s; s IhTss: S P,sss
SsnssGiSsy y p. se.Ts. s. fsrrs f'''''
Children ~ BE- y fh as n; I Miller.
bys sna Ear b. BY d DIT Oliver liver, selt
Special Instruetion in AuioP.es By Prof D. p Lamb
Over. sig.Sw"
TUE SCHOOL ll27 18TH ST. NV CID DOOR
N, ron on Msss; aye , under MANAGEMENT O.. Misses
mar der.r.msnss tt9ebe kipdersarten and trsininx
.sssndanee sunny rooms open hr'' '0. :s With
EL0curIQSS. 4 4s S.,s SSAr9 ssx Ready.
The souse in EXECUTION prepares the pupil for
tons.
lures, Debates Public Address, After spesf
Speeches. dealing with manner and matter
Diplomas. Degrees and Teachers Certificates con.
ferred The success Of our graduates has surpassed
MARTIN COLLEGE
s1S-4m Ola 18TH 81. NV.
nRDERS TAKEN FOR AND INSTRUCTION
OGiven In Mexican Drawn Work at l52.1s 18th ST.
NV slS-3ts
Mss AMY c. LEAvITT,
PIANO AND HARMONY.
1S-1m 1226 Massachusetts, ave. nv.
A CADkMY OF ACTING,
GA 18th Ut. NV.
Large illustrated Catalogue sent free. sls-4m
MISS TRUE, 1904 nth ST. NV,
AVA will give Instruction in Higher English, Latin,
Drawing and Painting, either at her home that OF
the pupil slI-lws
SHORTHAND
y taught IN sixteen lessons Proficiency three
montls: Typewrfting taught free to students. ses-
s1ons DAY and evening. STUDENTS hdpcd TO obtain
sitons. Head School Of Acme PhonoCraphy.
92l at NV.
au3o-1m T. j. NULNEY. Principal.
n ISS TACIE A DANIEL WILL. RESUME LES
NI sons IN Vocal and instrumental Music October
at her residence,
SLIM us 5th ST. NV
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE

The exercises OF this institution. the Collegiate De-
pattinent Of the Columbian University. will BE
sumed on MONDAY, September %. 1t y O'Clock M
IN the HAIL OF the UniNcfsly The college IN open to
students of both sexes. Application for information
concerning hours Of examination preliminary 10 adj
mission should be addressed the president
tary OF the faculty. Applications catalogues should
be addressed TO the registrar. Mr.. h q. HODGKINS,
A. b. JAMES c. MEIIIN0
au23-6m President
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JAMES c. wELLIN0
NATIONAL MEDICAL CoLLEGK

MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE
COLUMBIAN uNIyEkSITY.
The Sxty-nint annual course Of Medical Lectures
and Fourth Derts course will legin on Medn esday,
October l. At D. N IN the college building 1928 III
st II. Introductory Medical Lecture b. Prof VIII
ham Lee. ID Dental introductory b. Prot Mark
NJ. Finley. ID DIS.
The autumn examinations will be held on Thursday
Oe'pbt: = at 30 r. m For circulars OF both deIzrt
meDts apply TO Dr. A, L. A King. Dean, 120 18th st
nv. 0nise hours. TO o Am. and 10 pm. Tele-
phone SoA sS-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-19

THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
SSHoOl, 1850 81 w., prepares for College.
Tor the United States Military and Naval Academies
and for business. The course will he extended and
improved during the coming session, which will be-
gin september 81.
For further information address
su2e-lm A. p MONTAGUE Principal
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AND ORATORY.
II New Catalogue Now Ready,

The course in ELoCUTIoN prepares the pupil for
Home Reading. Public Recitals sud Teachers Posi-
tons.
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A RI INSTRUCTION-THE GREATEST OPpOR-
"A tunty ever offered 20 Parents Children TeAc hers
Designers, Decorators Artists 10 learn Draw aud
PANT perfectly Tor almost nothing for those
mence now or by Sept =. Call and the wonderful
proRress OF students Portraits order from 90 20
ca.OOO i. X. MOkkEl.l. tho teacher, has had IL
medals aud studied ID years with the rsted
artists Ia Europe. 100000 worth of paintings on
Tree erhibition day and evening for the week in
September tafter. 25c.L hO4 St NV. Gu.y-lm
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nRDERS TAKEN FOR AND INSTRUCTION
OGiven In Mexican Drawn Work ut l52..h 18th st.
n al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-19

VNHE SCHOOL 1l27 18TH ST. NV. CID DOOR
Il from Mass: ave }, under management OF Aisses
POLLOCK and NoEkR offers primary and gram
mar DEPARTMENTS. troebel kindergarten and Training
class Tor teachers Desar.e physical culture drawing
music. German. sunny rooms. open fires, coach with
attendance
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

s1a ansaaeas mef.e4 thst sastaef esa-
s-e.4 4l.es - fee res. 1s.al oe fes-ss-'s@ s--e
ese4 N4s ast e2
taeFesHea Eee aeetea - Al eAAsetfs
S1SFal.es As tes gesel9.lz4 sa4steS - tss
i..lesstss F-tes
1e4s- AZ AAaersea. csras asey, leEee.
beyle. fssmer Hsaszr efl.isr Asl.S AtAss
S4saerrs Steia. Sprsg3. stess.-s. stFsAef
late4u. I-raer-s
A4ss-Als q .laaaeil-L
p "A NAkPkNHkE.
Resolves - tar lenssaen teunfil 81 tAs CTS
q 6raRa hsfiss. tleg EAe eelsf-aciien y =
tils p&bi.e srsrf l1 1efrSee 2ss1lf, . P-t'lle
ssfvel 81 sac eifg - 0f4as ksp.1s. e9DntAs
a. gAree aauared fees ssala 81 tae ssate
has 81 lava tosri. q pge2.c stfeef A. s@ld
eily aAe rgauing t1eArs seetb - flltA axe
nae. gahiie street ia sla fitxi gheaos Atsi
ie klfta s2ia aFelae tQ ee4s "a Nlth = psiase
seasr IA LSlasefte stFeeG. 4aa.le siTee{ "a szla
city tEeiaaiug the eoastgurtlsa ef ths neees
say branches man-hoies e&tch-tSsins. later
as s4a cesSpools "a eVRneenen Win ssid
P4elic sever. = aeesssAEy p-eiis .mprofe-
meat
AdcBted.
Aeas-Aid. Anderson. Carpenter. Creqte.
boreu. Deyle. Eu.mer. HsaseF Miuer. Nils
Mckee. O'honneil. oseaders. stsin. sproai.
I -t'--t-.ls .Htt -f-t 4aAettt.-a 2 ~ A+t+
Aays-No1e.
Comaittee Meetings.
The following committees viii Iaeei Thurs
cay evening" Al 7.l3 O'Clock
C0mmiftee on Poor
Committee on sewers.
Committee Oh buildings.
Committee 0n Ordinances.
Committee on Claims aed Accounts.
Committee on Ways ana Means.
Committee on Second street Sewer Appeals.
Committee On sibley street Sewer Appeals.
Committee on Charter Amendments.
The different city boards and the Board Of
Trade are requested 10 be present al the latter
meeting.
The Committee on Lamps viii meet on Fri
day evening a. 7.50 O'Clock.
On motion OF Aid. Mckee. council adjourned.
". A. sRIsKNAN.
City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

p2OBATE ORDER-state Of Michigan. coun-
~ Of Kent. -.
AT a session Of the Probate Court for said
county OF Kent. held al the Probate once, IA
the City OF Grand Rapids. on the 9th day 81
September. in the year one thousand eight
hundred and ninety.
Present, Cyrus r. Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
y the matter OF the estate of
JOHN ShiRI. deceased
Philip Graham having flcc ia this court his
petition. praying that tue administration Of
said estate may be granted 10 George W.
IhompSon:
IL is ordered that Friday the 50 eay Of
October 1879. at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon.
al said Probate once. De appointed for hear
ing said petition.
And IL is further ordered. That copy of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
viouS 20 said day OF hearing. In the TEiK-
GRAn-HERALD, daily newspaper printed and
circulating ia said County OF Kent
CYRUS Z. PERKINS, Judge Of Probate.
"a q ue copy.l
ADoLPH b. Mason. Register. wed sep 30
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

pROBATE oRDER-StGte OF Michigan. coun-
l. u of Kent. -. At = session of the Probate
Court for said county Of Kent. held AZ the Pro
bate office. in the city of Grand Rapids. on the
pth day OF August, In the year one thou
sand eight hundred aud ninety.
Present. Cyrus +. Perkins. Judge of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate Of
JASPERlNE c. kAALE. deceased.
An instrument I'm writing purpoftlnE 10 De
the last viii and testament 81 said deceased
having been flied in this court Tor probate
II is ordered. that Friday. the 10Th day Of
september lsal. ~ 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon.
ing said petition.
And IL Is further ordered. that a copy ~ this
order be published three successive weeks
previous 10 said day Of hearing. IN the IELE
GRAM HERALD. daily newspaper printed and
circulating IN said county 81 Kent.
CYRUS r.. PERKINS.
IA True coPy1 Judge ~ Probate.
Apolrn 3. MAsoN Register. wed sep =
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
LEGAL AlIRRTISING
80 PronNsals.

UrfNs baa2a g 81 akss
EEskD kket4s A.sa retil - iea
ce@ - pf1issa 5 Nil liasassel 50 81 tiss ett.e
s. t& aa4fa aHf >4tNfIaf Sci. .tti,. ser - teast
- - a. So ieS4s n<tef tiset- = seA-
aaHd akra4E lf1G Meai at aseatf >.ittt Is
asstkut- 0s atssaf l>s ltFf acenfrttk b tat
SEAS aaa sleeiaeAtleas ea hle ~ t-r eas-s -
ttr 1-taf.
IAs BARD reserves TIE r.Ehl 81 Ee5esg Say
- 49, 5laN
kazA nader saan acpoSg eiik Ats repassl
tAs s.A .f tt4.tst - - tarlSiit4 q tAF tttS u
sffsrt hspias 81 ease &c o.l.i tai ~ t.ittf nts
ttnff4sf ln .sVEef4&a1f Nitn us ffs.f's,a.i.
Sf9Nsd & = said proposal a. atccItca - Sac
hasfS ~ Ia.tItC 0tks
a Fl pfepasals 1ausl - naae QPon afankS faet
All y afEisied apaa afllicAtlV1 al tAe eines
0i tae kaafd a
b oraex - fht koAra
JAMS X DAVIS
attest President
AKEp A. TsAKIKf. SeoresAFy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
Sealed Proposals.

og4acE RaaEn af Ptm4C "A oEKs
GBANp hAFins. Nich- q a.. ~ lssA
sealed proposals ~ .ii be received a. the aucs
oft0e hcafa unili saturday. cVptelnhrf ~ lstt
al : - 3. Hl-. tof tnVink q water nlaiE tu Broad
w4y street from MenStcF street Deffh dist
auce II about So ieet. acCerdine g. she plans
and specifications ca fle az the oace 81 ths
hoarc
The fosrd reserves the rght 10 reject ans
OF All bids
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
The sum 81 siiE.p3. Is be foTfrilca 80 the CTS
II bFaud Rapids IN case be shall fHii O. enter
into contract. tn aeeorGau with his pro
posai should las said proposal bt accepted ny
the BoAld OF lgbhc MerkA
All proposals must he made upon blanks
that vii be furnished upon application az the
oflce ~ the Board.
BY oFder 0i the Board.
JAS. \. DAVIS.
Attest President
FBED A. EuANLEY. Secrefsry. 0
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
DETROIT RASDHsvENkMLwAUkEE

Detroit express leaving ESQ 8 m las Wagner
pGrlor and buffet caf attached and evening
express leaving q p BAL has pariOr ear af-
facheo- These fraius make direct connecNan
a. Detroit FOR al points last
tNFrrsS leaving al ~ IS 3 m has Wagner
sleeping car % Detroit. arriving iu ptrrolI 81
! - ~.
Steamboat express makes dlrecf connect lou
~ Grand Haven with steamer fof NilWaukff.
Through rAilroad tickets and ocean steam
ship tickets and sleeping eal berfhs secures sf
j.. .. II. 4 NJ. once. - Monroe ST., aud al tba
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL. city Pass. Agcnf.
JOHN N. l0lD. 1rafbc MANAGE Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
cltr Treasurers once.

City Treasurer once.
Grand Rapids Mich. sept =. l-s-
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction ~ sewer tn fIefnent
and Nagoid streets. in the CITY ~ rrfhl
Rapids. is nov In my hands and that ! yiil
receive payment thereon for the period 3f
twenty DAYS from this date. ~ the once % the
GEORGE r PERRY
cent q (ifg clerk
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
TRTAsURTR.s SorIor.

city Treasurer once
Grand RAPIDS Nioh SEPT. 3 ls'H.
Notice {s hereby gwen that fhe sssessfnfrt
roll for the consfructirn e q stVtf iH k.rVsnfh
sf~ref fraw JenHfffe street 20 Alpine avenue
a. fbe city ~ 9rand Rapids. Is new % NJ
hands and that w3ii receive payment tafTf
or for ffs reffo5 ~ t~frfT feFs from WIS
aste. AZ me of.fe a. fhf f5fr Treasufef. 1ifr
nan GBoR.E p. FhHFb-
sss,f u fify Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
TRFAsUREn's NoTIor.

City Clerks once.
Grand RAPIDS Mich. sept 3 lse.
Notice iS hereby gwen that ihe assessment
roll for the construction ~ n sewer iu Lincoln
street. in the city Of Grand ksrids. "a nov iu
nv hands and fhat I VIII receive uaYmenf
thereon for the period r. twenty days from
fhle date AZ the once of the CffT treasurer.
CIV HaH 8EOR9F y PERRY.
sept 2i CITY lfe1snfef.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


IIIl IIFfEI = : u III'IFl I
Grand Rapids. Mich. Aug y. $50.
Notice is hereby given that t4e assessment {
roll for he opening and extension q wealthy
avenue. on tue west side Of Nrana rifer lh
The CITY OF Grand Rapids s. uoW ia my hands.
and that ] Will receive payment iHff eon TOT
the period Of twenty DAYS from this cate. az
the once OF the City Treasurer. City iIal-
GEORGE n. PERRY.
sent rs City treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

0FTICK OF CRY oItKK.
grand RkFIps Mich. sept. %. le.S.
Notice j. hereby given that sealed Proposals
viii be received Al the City c ers's ofice up 70
aud including September -, 1870. al H
o'clock p. IN. OF said day, Tor fnrulshi ng 400
tons more or less Of SOFT coal either brazil
block jackson Hin or Shawnee lump. 10 he
delivered ~ the city hall al such times and la
such quantities as the Committee Oh bUlia-
ines may direct.
The council reserves the right 10 reject any
and all proposals.
EDWARD H. STFTN,
ii. =. uoREN.
CHAS. A HhDSER.
Attest. Committee on Buildings
VIZ. 4. SHINKxAN. City CLERK. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

DETROIT. LANSING 4 NORTHERN
nFrspr
3 itpFess SOY saginaw arc Esf CITY ~ h
Mail f0f Lars ne, Detroit and larf n
~ press fof l.sHsI - Defroif ard fssffi - 3 uI
Ma Tor 'fna. -I tfuis nn1 -artH awe it b u
Past FFp fpr Detroit. epv orb and
Psstsn .......... -....-s2 q 3 ~
sEnFr
Nail from saginaw sid iEV Cts fi - r
ssi frar laus'ng ftfffu nnH faF ~ Ir q fn
Essf Far fruu lsHsfnn Detroit sff
ths Tasf fform
Fsrfres ffofn LANSING arf lirtrcf q fu
Fffress ffrfn -aZlnaw tf bruif ard
Alma f1oBr rn
s4Fffr fffsi 81 rsrrrf nnnfsF
Thf shortest lire - Detroit rnf faHf We
gspf pafiuf Ears between Detroit arc arar1
Esrffs
Tof flefefs arc lrforfrafier nrp'rs - ffnioa
fiefef rIee q HeUres ST. and tlpr deeaf.
Va Gtffrz. totna een psss Az
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

fDaiiy. All othcrs daliy except SUNDAY
laklus eifUct sunday, JUS l5. iN>>
Sleeping cars Ca fhcinC aua Atlantic kK-
Presses So and frcW Detroit fariar cars f4n
ou DAN Eapfrss ala orRra kapids Express ts
Eua from Detroit Direet connexions made
al Detroit with al Through trains Last Ilck-
cts ou sale at uIOE Ticket oace f Noaroa-
81. and AZ uiou depot
IaEr AZ. BElees. Gent Ag't 81 Monroe-st
o. ". AueoLIs. q. l.. and II AgL. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
rREAsuRER's NOTICE.


city Treasurer once.
Grand Rapids Mich. August n. ls3J.
Notice is hereby given thar the assessmenf
for sewer in North Ionia street. from Newhefry
street To Nalbridge street. ia the city of
Grand Rapids is now In my hands. ano that
will receive payment thereon for the period Of
twenty days from this date az the ofice of the
City Treasurer. City Han.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
sept Is City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
IRlIN TINE IlRLES.
{ 49, %. sAFll's - FSaANA sAllAosD

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iEsa ~ ss,as
Fos sss ksrlas Ane sse
fef frayefsr tsiy asa
AAss 'nee toam s2am
Ia isskerss tlls alN
N.ssisse essam nSam
fst NagsiDs~ ttiy S n is4E "a
ffa|n icssi4g 81 lb - 81 faes asilS >uncax
lncl4aca. tahef tf43ns eatis eNotni ~Aata,.
tAA-as esa>e ssttls.
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= tef tneinnsu a..,.-- tps 81 f4a II
ter I eri Msyne a cl,iesee d lsem a6Haa
SO kiuflIAaF A. ts. te
ler sigrsis and CAacsee l5 s. ! a llMf ii
rem - h~p'as aua sAs
1T~ia sisepm ior o4ne.snst. runs asay
eeAaAss iuqiadea. olhef tfaiRs aAlA exceli
SUNDAY.
slfHr1Ns sNn fARleE faK sfsflcr
North - n Aac h b , a. trains have
@kiset cles PiAt aAo fafief Cars g. ltiaskeg
@1e A&rA4AaW tiis AZ m gala fariaT
hair ASre - AackinaN CITY
south - 5 m flsil Has ilarlor Qha n Oar a.
Nlhf4hnsti iN - m train 6as through laflar
At 20 ,tiir4ko. tVh b n tfa.n. ashrl Sleep
the ~ tef tlbetnhsl. n 81 B m tfain. N -
Aef sles piaz Car fof Nhso4Eo gla hal&inazoe.
NusKesoa. GraAa Kanlas a IaaisnA.
Fer MgskeEon, IL eam IaAm k48nm
ftem Ar-lu iAm-. ~ tn .s4f s Ii
had ~ calling noon A kimeuisl. ticket agenl
~ atpsi, of 81 NJ. Muusau. t'uior flckrt a.aiL
o Me1Iot ~ tsraaa kHplds NIfh.
g. T. Loct eoo. Uel. Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

Am94Rt o. be provided Tor so ~ 56
Respectfully submitted
faED. L0Err6ERr.
Chairman Committee 0t Finance.
Adopted.
feas-tommissloa-rs Loettxert More. Lett.
ell Hatch anG President
b. +. McREHsoLDs.
secretary.
GASP RAgIDs. Mich-. sept. Is. lss0.
To the Honorable Mayor ana Common coUn-
ell
0entiemeH-l adsr Instructions of the BOara.
i transmit y0u a cops Of the condition OF street
hshrA for the week eadlnx sept. n. lsso. that
remained unlighted one hour and over.
Respectfully submitted.
B. T. McREfSoLDs.
Secretary.
peferraS o., cor,n,ffrss an Tamns
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

The riers presented fof f7rtaer consideration
anf tsrfhe purpose - hearing farther srpesls.
fae sSSs ssuent reH fer me construction ef
rwer in Second street. frow Seeking -
\ .caixsn street.. n tae city ef 4rand Rspids
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

laas-4,f Arserson Carpenter. Creaue.
rersa. pcv'e. Emnrer Esaser. Milier. Ms.
Mckee. a'ncnnel. ssandsrs stefn. sprsat
sfesh'rs ~rrvksr Tafeum. Haraer-lS
Wr~s Ne
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-28
NYCLoRAMA DANCING ACADEMY

Corner Beech street and Irwin avenue
Allegheny, will reopen Saturday, October 4 for
fall and winter terms. Ladies' and gents even
ing class begins Monday evening, October g.
and meets regularly Monday and Friday even-
ings, from to 10. Misses and masters class
begins Saturday. October 4 and meets Wednes-
day afternoons from to 6. Saturday from to
Q. Ladies' class meets Thursday afternoon from
8 to- 6 Private lessons if desired. For further
Information call on or address MRS. ED.
BRIDGE, a. the Academy. MISS EDNA v.
BRIDGE. Instructress. se2l-y7-Su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-28

HUENTHER'S ORCHESTRA
OFurnishes Music for Concerts, WsddineH.
Receptions, &c.
Lessons on Flute and Piano given by
PROF. GUENTHER, 80 Fifth ave-, and Bis
sell block, room bS2 ap2-sQ
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-28

TTNHUMA'S DANCING ACADEMY-NO. "a
Il Fourth avenue. (Members of the National
AssociatIon) will open for the season Wednes-
day evening" October l, 1890. and continue ev-
cry evening thereafter Beginners casses
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday evening
Advanced classes Monday and Friday even
ing. Misses and Masters opening reception.
October T. 1885, Saturday afternoon, Author
lied teachers and (soents of music) of the cell
ehraied Waltz Minuet" (Straus ideal For
particulars see music stores, and intormation
call at ACADEMY. se2S27
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-28

w McFarren, leader; Colonel Joe Chrisey.
prompter. Music furnished for receptions and
weddings. Principal Office, 1912 Penn avenue
Pittsburg. Branch Offices: ]. f. MeFarren.
27O Webster ave-; ]. Z. Wilson, ,l27 Madison ave-
Allegheny; Louis Baker. 1927 Fox St. Pitts.
burg S. s., and Charles Walker, 2!9 Beaver
ave, Allegheny. se2S-5S-Su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-28

MOZART ORCHESTRAL M, ALLEN.
,lll leader: T. ]. Brady, prOmpter.. Music for
parties, receptions, weddings, etc. General
pfhce, l6 Sixth St. PitJsburg Branch Offices:
2. J. Brady, IS Federal St. Allegheny. and Ley
Bros. l39 Ohio ST., Allegheny. se2S-lO6
The advocate., 1890-09-24
II. w. KENDALL.
Ho1smaroN, Kan, September Is.

HOIsTNGroN, Kan, September I'D.
EDITOR ADvoCATE:-Judge PETER and
s. M. Scott addressed large and enthu-
siastic audience at DaIzePs grove In this,
Barton county, on Wednesday, Septem-
Der 10. A procession over half a mile
long entered the grove from the north
west Another quite as large and headed
by the ClaAlp band came in from the
northeast, besides some smaller ones
were noted.
The speakers handled their subjects In
their usual forcible manner, and every
body went home feeling that although
these are very busy times the day had
been we'll spent. In the evening Brother
Scott came over from Hoislngton and
enlightened the people here on the OBJ
jects and principles Of the alliance, and
a great many we're forced to admit that
they had not seen it In that light before.
/ had the honor Of entertaining Brother
Scott till morning, when he left for Nc
pherson on the eastbound train.
CHAs. FENNO.
The advocate., 1890-09-24

months, but hold no enmity toward the
men who wore the gray. Our homes are
IN danger Of being taken from us by the
money power Of our country and our
children forced into a condition Of slav-
cry to money lords. / give my heart and
hand in friendly greeting to those who
opposed as In the war, believing that we
should forget the past in the danger Of
the present, and stand shoulder 10 shoul-
der in the defense Of a government Of
the people, by the people and for the
people. Yours fraternally,
n. w. KENDALL.
The advocate., 1890-09-24
Lecturer Seventh District.
MANnATTAN, september 8

EDITOR ADVOCATED have just re-
turned from trip in the north part Of
Riley county spoke to eight alliances
and organized one new one. met with
great suocess-found the alliance firm
for the peoples party, and over half the
farmers outside OF the alliance will vote
the ticket TO see II the promises are full.
filled or are meant for taiFey to catch
votes 40 the old party promises and plat
forms are built that way,
I send names for ok four months sub
scrlbera and one yearly The ADVOCATE
"a taking the lead In the alliance.
The advocate., 1890-09-24
CORRESPONDENCE.
HAROLD, Kan, September 8.

HAROLD, Kan, September ..
EDITOR ADoooATE:--You will please
give notice in your paper that the Farm
mers' Alliance and the Farmers Mutual
Benefit Association Of Hodgeman county,
Kansas, have formed a Joint organization
for mutual benefit, and that we will put
q peoples ticket in the field in this
county We will hold a peoples county
convention on October A at Jetmore,
Hodgeman county, Kansas. BY order Of
said organization.
M. T. RANKIN, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-09-24
PAoLA, Kan, Sept. t5.
JACOB FULNIER.

PAOLA, Kan, sept. 10.
EDITOR ADvooATE:-The peoples par
" Of Miami county held It's convention
September 18th, and twas the most har-
m0niOus and enthusiastic ever assembled
In Paola. A full and winning ticket on
the side Of the people is In the field in
tho county now Every man on the tick
ot stands on our platform, and said they
had left the old parties.
The Hon. Cyrus Corning addressed two
70 three thousand people at picnic at
Liouisburg, September nth, and ON the
evening OF September 18th he spoke to a
large audience, who listened TO him until
II O'clock, AT both Of these meetings
tho people all seemed to be we'll pleased
MI. Corning is a powerful speaker.
DIR. J. II. OYSTER.