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Boarn alb Rooms.
Dress mGkiu9.


n RESSNAKING.-All STYLES dresses, per
- feet nj guaranteed tea gowne and wrap
peIs Childrcn's ciotbrs customers may iuI-
nish Material; prompt and rcasChan1r'
COOKE. los West i6lh-a.
nKEssMAK fR.-Collpete dfes 'irak r
perfect cutter and it:,T; work taken ~ AZ
reasonable prices. Call or addre-, DRESS
MAKER, "a West ith-st
n REAsMAKER.-Intest styles; perfe >,
IIlt; TENS moo crate all work war. AM O.
Nine. KAMO. ll3 Last .5th-st., "a moor.
nKEsSMAK ER.-Fir.t-class ntter and
~ draper wishes NOR. engagement b. y
day experienced in ladies hou.cs c'Y
reference, ADDRESS D.. 30 Wet -3d-'t.
DRESSMAKER Wiz 90 out by tAc day.
~ a. TAYLOR. go Sth-ave.
XPEKIENC LD DKEsSMAKER VIII
IL make pcrfeet-nttine gowns at rcdu. d
rates during August IN the country. Ad-
dress \. B., Tribune Uptown OhIce ,.3o
Broadway.
l. IRST.CLASs French dFessmaker, eN.
L peTienced cuttnr~ ntt"r. Gni-h.r latest
-tvITs from Paris wants work hy The d1l Or
month . CITY or country. Addra-s UDE-
TENsE. i85 Wcst 9ltb.st.
ZINE French work done az reduced piiro-
L curing August; aTt.-tic designing ald
romodel!ing: perfect 81 cualanD'd. Nine.
DE TABLET, $50 6ih'a'e., bcio" May =.
+, RENCH DRhsSMAKER. cutter, NIT,
i having cxpel.cuce for nr,t-clao7 c'tdb
nshment: wants work By day IN Drithte
family: city or country. Addrcss ] 30
Broadway. s. Snap.
nTAISON DE CONFIANCE. Henriette
WI Michel. 10 Wc-t t7th-st.-l importer ;
all kinds Of summer dres - 70 order dcliv-
ertd In day, MODERATE prices.
NJ AOAME MAURICE, reliahic private
vi Grfssmaher elegance In cutIg oid
ntting, &c: wei known. GJi Oh-aN"., op-
positc Altman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28

WHAT TIE LODGE ELL MEANS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: Your editorial Fraud Shall not ku"' Is timely
and hits the nail on the head. II cannot be under
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y1omesiic 5i.udllols Wanteo
Females.

teillalEo-
~. MRS l.. sEELY.
/ formerly Miss L. Csmpben.)
% WEsf 22p,sk.
FOREIG> AL DON ESIlC
MALI AND FEMALE ,
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
ALL REFERENCES .,,-r>
srIICTLY INVESTIGATED.
Servants BREAKING engagements VIII Oe
" Tee paid. ,-,.,,,,
n. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
IS WEST 22D-ST.
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furnished Rooms

CHOlCE, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
" suites oGd sQuars rooms with baths at.
t@Ix,u South'fn exposure summer prices.
% West 3jth-st.
Ait'h hOOM also ballroom, with bath
- ana gas. li7 East $50 st.
ID HiSICIAN'S OFFICE.-Flrst floor.
reception room, paTlof, private bath.
.Ol West 52G--t.. shown II 70 2.
II TH.ST. % EAST.-Cool, spacious,
single ard double rooms house and
tabie nr't-class; transients, pefInanents;
cCD-ST.. - WESr.-Desirable large and
" small rooms for gentlemen private
btth all newly decorated.
RI i-sr.. l8s WEST. near BROADWAY
VI handsomely furnished large and small
rooms. without board.
Ak IH.ST., IOi WLST.-Eleganily fur
IL nished rooms, large and small, with
breakfast II desired.
COf WEST -ST.-Strictly private
N~Nf house; large. handsomely furnished
room, - one small one. 50.
O07 WEST 3STH-sT.- Handsomely fur
S-Cs hished rooms. en- suite or singly
SOutherners accommodated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
flats Go fei. nnturnisheo

MODERATE RENTS.-Sinqle gats. seycn
AVA ara eight large rooms bath All i'm.
profeiAents; Only refined fsmilies received
10 children. Mr.. PRICE, 33j East 1gth.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28

IIJUSrWORh. Nc.-By neat. clean Ger.
IL man q. cooh wash. iron OF general
homework IN small family no Objection %
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10 Nl-nOltk by a young welsh girl
i Il speaking English; GOOD cook, wash Z,
IrVncr willing or Obligng city or country:
ali or address 551 4th-ave., 10Th anc 70 III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28

I'nANbLTNAID WAITRESS Nc.-By
< a good f.dy Clfl: or As laandr,.s or
Lou~ruolh; could 20 home at night l3S
GfI-tsc.. near lUtn.-t
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

FIFTH WAsp-At Finn's Hall on Plainfeld-
ave. Thursday evening. September 25 Speak
ers-Capt. Charles W. Watkins. James L. Ne
Bride and others.
TENTH WAED-RnEuette's Hall. 504 South
Diylson-st.. Thursday evening. September y.
Speakers-Capt. Charles W. Watkins. Wm.
Alden Smith. Alfred Wolcott and others.
FIEsT WAaD-Red Mems Hall. SIS South Div
ision-st.. Saturday evening. September q.
Speakers-M. L. Durham. VIM. Alden Smith
and Alfred Wolcott.
HAR1MAN's HAIL--Saturday evening. October
4. Republican Rally and formal opening of
the campaign. Hon. Roswell g. Horr, the
brilliant orator viii address the meeting. All
citizens invited.
EIGHTH AND Ninth WARDs-At McCielland' s
Hall. 14 West Fulton-st.. Friday evening, Sep
teuber 26. Speakers-M. L. Dunham aud X.
J. Felker.
SECOND WARD-IIartman'S Hall lecture room.
Thursday evening, October Sprasers-Mc
George Bundy. James II. Campbell. l.. r..
knappen and others.
ForRTH WsRD-At MohrarI's store. 20i East
Bridge-st.. Tuesday evening. September -.
Speakers-IIon. Moses Tag art William :.
Baird. Harry Z. Chase and others.
BowrN SraTIoN-At Schoolhouse. FridaE
evening. October E. SpeakerS-Niliiam 4.
Tateum and Alfred Wolcott.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

The TEIEGRAW-HERALD wants % see
arranged q series OF JOINT debates be-
tween candidates Watkins and Ford,
10 he held At al the principal points in
the district. The Republican principles
cannot suffer 5y direct comparison with
the Democratic, especially when pre-
ssBted in TIE clear and terse Arguments
Of Watkins. Another series of joint
debates throughout the county should
% srrsnged for the two candidates for
senator Adans and Dorsn. We believe
hat voters can bs given more genuine
political Information BY tbs compari-
son q IDEAS, tasn by individual Efforts.
Let the voters see ard compare csndi-
dates ard their political doctrines
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

- suaaiDg lose q tee Deas2ersss
f..- .a. fsynaer. unt.l e became zpp&EeEt
faat - ha1 TO a2ch sense . SAKE
zoo.t psBoeEst. was really toaSb+as.
ne psrons OF industry, sss.aaeas.y
psstsa - ths Democrats. failed - roa
: tes=t antagonists u tns kepQe-ie&a
nsrty All then Democratic sweetness
sarasd % gall.
Democratic Journals al over the state
are expressing their consemps fer rnf4l
~haubaeksa IA iaagu4ge that cannoIoe
mistaken. We quote b~ioS tns words
or The Asnistee Democrat IA snnounc-
ing therenominaIon By me Republicans
OF oae Of The farmer members O the
Lsgsslziure-on Of The men whom
Democratic Lawyer Norris OF this city,
styles ssmen OF inferior capacity from
thee back woods" and one OF those
country supervisors who have been
running the Legislature since lS3o, as
the same Democratic mouthp.sce de-
clares. The Aanistee Democrat SAYS:
The Republicans OF the Wexford dis
tr.ct, which c0ulpnses the counties Of
Wexford and Lake, have renOmnsted
the present member OF the Michigan
House Of Representatives Tor that dis
trict, as u candidate Tor reelection. The
member : conspicuous on account OF
his great SIZE. Tie could probably eN-
PLAIN 20 q evil service examiner, the
differe nee between Idaho and = grub
hoe, but we doubt II he could spell either
correctly. The News and Express, with
is usual readiness 10 slObaer over rich
farmer othce-hOldeTs, SANS that tins
member Will work and vote for sucn
measures as be may deem right and
Just Probably ne viii, after the pre-
siding officer nstructs him how To vote
on az amendment, and then how TO vote
again on the main question after the
amendment IS carried. lie viii probably
be elected; just as a mule would be
elected IN that district, II he was on the
Republican ticket
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
IN.
REAL rs TATE |
AT THE OFFICE OF
j. f. BRO OKS.

co. down ana IS per month will give you a
90 cnoice IN 10 new houses. III yon want
home. call at once.
ANA No. house AMI lot on Clinton S.;
Il clsterns. hydragic water good barn:
mus lie sold this week now re ats Tor ST. per
month.
I : houses to rent. S to SIS per monh.
CHOICE building lots in southeast part Of
city: small payment down.
Two new houses on North Lafayettsst. al a
bargain.
GENERAL nice places on West side small
payment down, long time for balance and
small payments.
I HAVE az 4 No. ! stock of dry goods and
not ons 70 sc ~ ha -galni owner wants
70 90 west will invoice about $50; store d eeS
frst-c ass bus'aes open TO inspection; call
soon II sou wa & a good business chance.
lust placed in my hands 10 sell. 6p . front
age on Madison.aye. through 10 Terrace.
house in GUIDED this IS rare bargains call aad
get pr .ce.
ZINE sroom house on East Bridge ST. for
IL sale or exchange; call and In Iuire about
this.
SPAN HORSES TO trade for vacant lot; who
- has oneg
HOUSE and lot. S7l Thomas-st. at a bargain;
II cali and get price
SEVERAL good Its in Oh icago TO exchange
- for Grand Rapids property.
Q0 acre farm TO exchange 40 acre farm TO
Co exchange. 90 acre farm - exchange.
MONEY 10 loan in large aud small sums 20
VI suit. al lowest rates Of Interest.
FOR barsains. call on me.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25


Tae FcAEoal br.ltl&nes * lem Car
RES s4s uSss hers sbo~u - ee1sF al
santage fhaa as sae FeceaE meeting cf
tns pemceTaEc Ss4Le CentFAl CouMai-
Tee. Tbe B1rposs q tat aseezla 4gs
q szehsus ~4e blg1 saa guE1s a. Ton
kspt TIE GEaed Rapids sEd ssA ep.
We are perfectly saEe taAt Ford 81
b. Cur rexs Congressman. sd BE-
The proEpest IA TIE STATE decidedly
fzsoFs tae Dfmccr2ts. he sad. We
Mi - q the straits of AzckiD&s sith
a majority. Gna 4 I'm NestsE. Ee
Ryan I'D Fred BEs4ssAd 80 Their dugy
ana keep Their promises Michigan will
Dc Democrats after November next.
hs lisped. If we are not 0yerb2i-
Aaeed by the use OF money Ne Nil eer-
t4lnly have q Democrats Governor
he addsd n stage whisper aud then
they bounced gentleman Tom out Of
the sgereLAFyship and elected 4 man
whO can pronounce the names OF the
counties. eut whose own name never
gets INTO PRINT twice alike. Hosfori the
Detroit Free Press Washington cores
pondenE.
some Of the bFilliance Of Carroll Was
exhibited. with calcium light effects,
when nc attempted 10 account fer the
defeat Of Ford two years ago. We"
notice the Eve" strongly sus-
pect, f" said Tom, "that in 1885 his de-
feat Was conipassed by colonization
from tho Ninth and Fourth districts. "
The Ninth district must have spared
numerous Republicans IN view OF the
fact that Cutchson received larger
plurality than ever before, 4,5s4, while
the Fourth district must have sent over
to the Fifth perfect dro,es Of Repubh-
cans, for il gave Burrows only 4.lS5
plurality. 80 much Tor alleged Repub-
/ llcan colonization.
Asto Democratic colonization We have
more 70 say. II is doubtless true that
Ford was defeated by colonization,
simply because the Democratic colonl-
zation failed to reach high water mark.
NO doubt the Fifth district was colon
ized, as Carroll SAYS. The census re-
I turrs DO show some indications OF such
work. over II, 600 votes were cast IN
Grand Rapids at the election OF 1888,
and, upon that basis, population OF
10000 was estimated. The census gives
US only 10000. The colonization doubt.
less came from the Ninth and Fourth
\ districts, but more especially the
former. But the election returns oi
lsSS show that certainly no Republican
votes were missing. Cutcheon's plural
lty of 3,02s IN 1856 was raised to 49,
in 1883. Burrows plurality of 2,5l3 IL
1856 become 4,ls5 in 1888. The disap
pearance of Democratic votes from the
Ninth and Fourth districts, to aid in the
election of Ford, is about as apparen
rs evidence can make it. But If Ton
| Carroll and the Democracy are anxiou
for further colonization particulars, VI
refer them to Lyman /. Kinney, al
though Carrolps glib familiarity will
the subject would indicate his prof
clency already.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

1t Is not question of much or little
money that should or will prevail IN the
congressional campaign. Neither can
didate is a Croesus OF a Vanderbilt. 1t
IS rather a question of principle. The
Republican progressive spirit and faith
in American enterprise, American pos
sibilities and American institutions, as
against dependence on foreign coun-
tries, viii elect Watkins and defeat
Ford.
Ford says that, in spite of inexhausti-
bic deposits of iron and tin, in spite of
unsurpassed intelligence and skill,
America can never make tin plates;
Watkins, with patriotic pluck and un-
limited faith in his country, says that
America can make TIN plates and shall
be no longer subservient to England.
Ford makes cowardly surrender, in
the face of imaginary difficulties; Wat
kins is ready to help bis country achieve
another glorious industrial victory.
Which is the true patriot? Ford Is the
counterpart of the revolutionary tory.
who said that the colonies could never
achieve their independence of England a.,
and did ell he could to prevent; Wat
xins is like the heroes of Valley Forge,
who steadily persevered in their strug-
gle for independence, even when the
heavens were the darkest above thom.
Ford has now lowered himself to
the plane OF the men, who
knew that the North could never
conquer the South. and we're will
ing to let the rebels 20 in peace;
Watkins still acts the part of the pa
triot who sprang to arms, to give the
lie to such COwsrdly predictions. Ford
: the type OF negative Democratic un-
faith Watkins Is the embodiment of
positive Republican faith. Ford's un-
I faith. ike Peters, vii sink him be-
meath the waves Of American progress
! Watkins faith, Ike Abraham's, will b.
counted 10 nim for righteousness by the
very people IN whom he puts hrs faith.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
rHE rKASsrlE QUESTION.

The street Railway Company certain
Is has some reason ~ complain of the
action of the city, in now trying to
force upon 10 the provision as 70 trans
fers. Il is an aftertkought on the part
Of the city, which should not be in
jected INTO the contract relations be-
tween the city ard the company. 10 the
detriment OF the latter. The company
Il negotiating its bonds, based on the
ordnance Of 1880. 70 raise the funds
necessary to change It's hne TO an cleo
tric system, for the purpose of giving
the city something OF far greater I'M
portauce than transfers, that is to say,
rapid transit. ANY change in the ord
nance which strikes directly at the
source Of income, ike the transfer pro-
vision, Jus; at this time IS embarrassing
70 the company. Capital is wary and
viii not look favorably upon CON-
pany about 20 assume an additional IN
dsUtedness Of over $500 600, together
with direct cut in rs legitimate
profits.
The company indicates Us willingness
90 waive any right to contest the auth
ority Of the ciiy TO require It TO pave
"a track with asphalt, when the org
inal condition imposed called for cob
bic stone only, to stop litigation and to
assist in the work Of paving Csnal-st. al
once, II the city VIII but recede from
its demand for transfers. Litigation
will be grave hindrance to the I'M
prOvement Of the street, for there may
be a question about the right of the city
to make an arbitrary change in the
pavement 70 be laid in the track.
although the company ought to take
tie same interest in the condition Of
the street as other owners and Occu-
psats- b entering into this far COM
promise Zoe city viii change the stti-
tude of the company, from that Of sn
opponent 70 that of an active cOadjutor
IN the Improvement Of the street. The
city viii not surrender anything which
it lawfully has. but viii get rapid
transit much sooner. While It would
have been a good and wise thing, II the
city nsd incorporated transfer pro
vision into the original ordinance, as {
did with the cable company, yet the
city beHttles itself by trying 70 grab
such AT advantage from the company
now. "a a condition precedent to ether
action. The question Of transfers can
also Be left to settlement by c0mpeti-
rton. The cable company = laying
lines virtually parallel with the street
Railway Compsny's lines. 20 carry pas
sengers from one part Of ths city 20 the
other at a single fare. It = only .
question of bnae when the Street Rail
way Compsny W. 40 tae same.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
WIhARS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
3 AND 4 TONER BLOCK.

XANTED-fsmsie help Dc s.ris ior general
" housework wages 81 Buo $50 per wcft +
4 dining room liris.t cooks siof prithtt ianIllf>
girl % 80 "a country a Young iaoY i9f weft
want Of employment o call Al TIE LADIES
Pa3or > and Tower Bloch.
WANTED Male Help-s cabinet nakers.
W hand saaysrs. farm hands machipe
carsers. ! walter. s agents. bel boy. 80 fle.
makers 90 20 south. Price lz'se each. ano
tTover Block
5000 WIZ buy yoo new sroom home.
tD---V centrally located on North aff.
$500 ToT Hi,e bone ,o oH .. oess'.il .3 eor cor
halls. street graded. iot 5,ssiZ-. leTei and
sodded. $50 down.
SO-Dn WI buy = new room house in city.
.NZ'tiN near bail cas- tuish hc ov closets
bath room and attic. rrafes. IRE Iisce. etc. .
everything frsi-class. = h'k from car lines.
e.)epo Only. fof -room house on ofeef
NZD'eo front lot on Llungston-sf.i terms
easy = bargain.
SDSOn Tor . new unfinished ll-room house
sN-thgt on hrftner-st voulo TAX Boz 81 hih
of .fh ward ~ pafi pay rare chanof ipi .
fne home.
cDCan VIII buy a g0od s-room house en- 3ef
s.zoOO ffrxon-svs.s fcrrsceo ioit nlcf loca-
tlor
S9DO0 For nios usv hogs, On se.isnsr .,., :, = .
s~'ftFt VIII s1ehangs iof cheaper place thsi
would rtui wei.
S01oo hnd n mere. for house on 5ssie.
s-'biNV corner iot On tssssii rooms ABS
bah
S21oo wIu buy thst rev house ~..th a.
sN'D-At moanrn improve nenfs, 90 2. = hloh
-. f. rooms aue hsis. So down.
rg-na NiI bus a. troow hnp-e 30 tHnih
ss~@SN Isfay sffH.sf.s 3 heeutiiu bone ans
q Go class loeatirn.
SQ,.D0 WI iuy houses on isres - r..
sNDthf south a.sfafe e.ff si Nrsf .Hse lffCT
e~fv END fhcap vin faAt sfnsl Faff in E9oc
locality - part pay.
coFl.a Wil hff rn rieEHrf sTnon her7f
sNfFfV nlfh uotofn imrfefffn eifs. a. lait
sva
nHf SAY IL ror varf 81 fuv ssoert ioi.
- Eeep en evf en- she spsef nesf wees
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
ToWIcIS
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

ROOMS 9 AND fCNtk sLocA
DE9OIIA BR0s-..............P Propgctors
KVANTED-Naie He'p-1 travelins sslesmea.
- painter illlltufr ~ofhrfs. i'uftffs-
a laniicf. . ciefAs mli men. = cAat1shcrs on
salafy,
WANTED FemaIe Hcip--7 gir's ior general
W h0us, work. seesad girls sewing Giuis
cining room Elris, chamber AlAls.s = "0iavA
forlaandry Nork.
EeOR saIF-A fne room house on Cenirr.
ST. good sized lot, nne saaae ana isEn.
price sliVL
EoR sALE-ii-room house or Fast Bridge 81.
f-Tuact. sewer. CifX water, cofDtf iNl Aila
fheiy finished. price so tass terms
lgoR sAlE OR ENCnANGE--sroomh house
and large corner ia. room lor aaol laer
house on lof on two graded streets. Win sew
err. etc. 60 exchange faf farm would assume
some lAcumlraDry.
LoR SALE OR ENCHAN6E-Brsc block in
4 nouh cnd. Win itlue rooms above and
haseme ent Wei finished. rents Ger .-h prr month.
L'OR SALE OK ENChANDE-ar house
on Jlomas-sf.. 4 -ar last 81 niceN Ia
isilea snd aust completed coiut Ana SEE a.
L'pK SALF-A enc loI ou Shircy -. on Con-
tract so down. go per mouth.
E'OR sALE--5 lots ou plunfeld-stc. Inside
city on contract smsH payments hhe
chance % build.
FOR ShLE-House and loi on Ierrace-sse.
III rooms modern nluish loi AZ \ lis. Nia
sell O. contract price slsoi. esss ierms
LNoR SALE-A fne - Ioom house 90 scfef-
son-si. goOd barn. loi osa hy 20 ioet
price S.u15.
LHOR SALT-2 lots on HsstnGsst. on casy
terms OF viii exchange lor improved
property.
An ACRES frllf farm. miles from city 10
~ peach. lel apples. pUmS peSrs. grapes
and small fruif personal property ana cas-
if needed 90 exchange for property ciif. A
hzrgain for someone.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and prrsonal prop
VI eriy Ia sums 20 suit koomst and g. ioNer
block.
U0t SIS and rooms 70 rent. also number o.
II good tenants WaufinE % rent bring IA
your keys. Rooms and q Tower hiork
DrgOIIA BIOS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
,araasst. u nIng Joarasl

- y y = = = = -
The AewbeFry Independent insists
that The Democrats DO not feel even 4
little bt dubious about Their prospect
OF carrying Michigan IN the coming
election. They shouldn't With the
certainty that they havn't the shadow
OF 4 chance OF dolngt II stSriug them out
OF countenance-and confidence
Michigan i sure Republican state,
aud the Democrats never bad less show
10 Turner tnan they have n tOls year
OF Our Lord, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

Ir is generally understood that
Financial Agent Enright succeeded IN
getting all the Old Democratic con
gressional deficiencies of two years ago
provided for during his stay here. 1t
is further understood that the present
compaign expenses Will be met from
outside. All this is done to assist the
people in electing that man OF the
people, Mel Ford. Ira Ia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

NuskeSea CAres

4 4skeSea EAFe2lee
Soaas ~ tie independent papers sc-
ease James II Turner of reDtsng ea5ls.
a1gs - * usr9 - s2ioouS. 2n1 81 hzg-
sng goae "a s4loou expsFs' bo1as. 81
IsenleerStc journals fear - use fbs of
tAls p@rt calAf pattern iest he De,uo.
eE<tle voters noek 81 nlzsse - Nr. Tar
DeFs b2nnef. They would Ike so
laaap haa, o0t DO no3 wzai - gssk =
stampede of taelr oRn sotegs u A.s d.
Eectioa. luhAPpy indeed : theI pre-
diczalellt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
OFFIrllL PAPER Or TIE CITY,
EEPUBIIcAs SoaIsArIoss.
state Tteket-

Ser loF~ruor-
JAAlES " TURNER. Of laxnam-
For Lls1ten4nf tissvfaor-
WILLIAM (. LINTON. % ,zzinaf.
For SecrefaFg 81 >rA1e-
WAsHfNGT0N GARDINER. OF Calhoun.
Fer state treasurer
JOSEPH 5. M00kE. ei Wayne.
Eor Auditor Genera
THERON n 6ibDfNGs. % kalamazoo.
Fer Comm lssloasr % state LAID Occe-
JsdN o. BERRY. of utsrgA
For Attorney 0eneral-
EEAJAMIA IS HUSTON. ~ fu.colA-
Ter superintendent u Public InsfFuctloa-
ORR SHIT ~. ~ 1at9l-
For Neahsr 90 stats ksaF4 et kdQeation-
JAMES N. bALLOt. % Aliegan.
Eor Justice OF Ihe ,uprclae Court
kUa ARD CAHlLL. of kaehaH-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

rBuhtifal btAAtAtS NtAf ehtAVh
The Republicans of the second Representa-
tive district OF krut county viii meet IN con
yrntieu a. fhr Ada hotci. Saturday. sept =.
J 81. AZ ] o'clock Tor the purpose OF nominating
a candidate 10 represent sa.d district ~ the
~giSllfurr and o. Transact such other buslneSS
as m0y properly come beiore 20.
By order Of the committee.
l. VI. BARSAEp.
Chairman
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

County Ttckes
Fer Sfafe senator
WlilIAAI ii. ADAMS.
Ter sheriff
I~AAC .LAN0REAUX.
For County llrra-
JANIS ~ kNoA.
For Register of Deeds
NATHANIEL kiCE.
for county Treasurer
SHERMAN Z. CNLSoN.
Fer Prosecltsng Attorney
JANE, r. ~ NcDhlbk-
For Circlit court commissioners
DWIGHT toss.
ALkhkD W0LCOIT.
For tor0ucfs-
HENRY r.. I0cHER,
DANIEL. NJ ALLACE.
For ~uFVeyDr-
b0kk ShEEI.S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

FoRD's fear that Democratic voters
will be bought up Ike sheep by the
huge Republican corruption fund" ="
took on an additional stage shudder
when Chairman Mitchell said that the
Republican majority of 1000 in lonia
had been bought with $4,000 Standard
Oil Company money. A coward con-
science terrifies more than the truth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

The Republican state tickes com.
mands TIE respect of the people Of
Michigan from TIE fTst name ou Il 20
the last. IL i one OF the eleanest
and ao.est tickets ever nominated by
any party IN thls state, and Nil be
elected hy handsome majority al the
polls. Michigan NIL speak IS emphsi-
.ealy as Maine
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

IVeTnsxrst Prohibition Reed = d.
Fuseng honest Prohybitoussts Nth h.s
hirotrv ard intolerance. He = dec dedlv
bard CT nnhelevers for n1sn uhose
Ministerial record = not altogether
-Isa~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

ACCORDING to eminent Democratic
authority, 1t is dangerous to send "men
OF inferior capacity FROM the back
woods" TO the Legislature, and hence
the cities should be given influence
enough ito elect good men," That is
a Democratic lawyers scheme to beat
the farmers.