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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-05-11
LOOKING FOR CHEAPER ICE.


Inc AAuepenueng OeAierS' committee
Are Not Very Successful.
The committee of icemen which was
appointed at the recent meeting of the in
dependent dealers to visit New York and
see what Messrs. Riker and
Haywood could do toward supplying
them with ice during the summer were
not very successful in their mission.
Riker, they found, can only furnish
10000 pounds day, which would be
only a bite compared with the amount re-
quired. Nothing less than 200, 900 pounds
ceased, so far as Riker and his agent are
concerned. They discovered another,
whose houses in Maine contain about
the amount the icemen think they
will require for the season, and
which they can secure. provided salts
factory transportation and dockage facll-
tiles can be made. The committee will
consult all the independent icemen, and
il they will sign contract to patronize
this company and take their sea-
son supply of it, arrangements
to that effect will be consummated. The
price will be considerably less than the
icemen are paving at present.
Wore They English syndieates?
A party of twenty gentlemen were seen
to alight from five coupes in front of
Taylor's Hotel yesterday afternoon.
They were in charge of President Thomas
Williams, of the Griffin Iron Works, and
were dined by Mr.. Williams at the hotel
They were party Of steam Al filters said
the works. Mr.. Williams, when
asked the object of the inspection,
replied that the visit had no special sig
nificance. 1t was merely party Of gem
tleman he was entertaining.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-05-11

Special attention is called to Monteonery's
auction sale OF tina furnisurs carpets etc, at
Tuesday next At ham. past ten Great bargains
Sec advertisement
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

"Daa.si >. SopeE spoxs brse6y" At
the lowed l4iE. and to.d the people
stat niee tieksG tns Democracy :
E0nn.ng ~Il uas not composed Of
singsteFs, mliis0nairss o. Old unae pol.
neials.f Great Caesar. Walsa ID
ean slope the ticket He a4sslw.Ys
oeen EingsteF, 81 east up 70 ne time
hls IVA party bseams 100 ni1ea DIS
gustsd Sitn him 10 ring IA wIth Inn
any longer, for mere decsney's sake.
As - bis beng a Millionaire, be soon
VII DC one, Il he continues % loan
money 10 poor men the rate oE s. 50
On sI5 for twelve days. II W,nsns Is
not an ''old-time poineisn' be muss
have undeEgcae a new birth recently.
John >tIong IS 4 Democrats ONCE
holder from way back. George W.
stone changed from Democracy 70 Re-
publcanlsIn fog a petty State once
clerkship and then had = political re
lapse, when he was bounced" al
though he did indicate his Willingness
% be a Republican agaR for the same
nomination ne now has from the Demo
cracy. 4. A. Elhs s another Demo
cratic ofiicial martyr and as for John
W. McGFath--oh, my. The lowell
Agricultural society had better forego
Is calf show hereafter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

Peter DOran told the farmers at the
Lowell fair, that il was to their 'inter
est to vote little while for their own
interests" According to Doran's part
ner in Democratic humbug, that is Just
what they have been doing ever since
the constitution of 1850 was adopted.
and have kept their own supervisors
IN the majority in the Legislature.
Dcran also promised the farmers that,
If elected, he would help to pass laws
for the benefit of the farming and in
dustrial classes and not monopohsts.
This is rich. The majority of the men,
bers have always been country super
visors, under our single district system
Of electing members (see Norri. on the
Constitution, and they have been all
these years passing laws IN the interest
Of monopolists. Peter Doran now
rushes to their rescue, to save them
from their own idIocy. He thinks them
so far gone in imbecility as to need a
Grand Rapids Democratic lawyer for
guardian.
Doran deals little too much in gen
eralities. Why doesn't he point out to
the farmers the laws that their own
supervisors have been passing IN the IN
terest Of monopolists? Certainly. if
there are so many Of them IN Michigan,
Lawyer Doran ought to be familiar
with them. Let him point them out
and show how they favor the monOpo-
lists. or else confess himself an srrant
blatherskite. The TEIEGRAM-HERAID
tells him in advance that he can not
point out any such legislation in Repub-
lican Michigan, and from this he may
gather what Is the TELEsEkN-HEKALp's
opinion OF a man who goes 10 sgricul-
tural fairs preaching such stun.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

Contrary 10 the anticipation OF some,
Judge Severens did not hold that the
Western Union Telegraph Company has
indisputable rights IN Canal-st. He has
a. yet fled no written opinion, but he
has dissolved the temporary injunction
Obsained by the company 10 restrain
the city from removing the poles. With
commendsble promptness and deter
minahon. upon receipt of information
Of the decision. Mayor Uhl took steps
10 carry out the orders of the council
for the removal Of the poles. and be
fore dark the wires had been cut and
the poles chopped down.
Now that the pole and wire nuisance
has been removed. the city stands on
the vantage ground, instead of the
company. II Is for the latter 10 take
STEPS now 10 redress any wrongs It may
think it has suffered, but the city
should remain firm IN its determination
that no network of wires shall ever
hereafter be put up or maintained, on
any street except as designated BY the
city itself. Itis not always that a city
90 sigually defeats wealthy, powerful
and impersous corporation like the
wsstern Union, and when 50 happy a
result s once achieved, the advantage
Of Il should be jealousy maintained.
The action Of Grand Rapids in this mat
ter will be precedent for other pole
and wire ridden cities and the principle
&C municipal government will become
established, that when even one Of the
eouvsniences Of modern civilization be.
comes . nuisance, It must yield &c
wholesome regulation.
The order placed hy the city for irou
poles should now be countermsnded
snd no electric hg4t. telegraph OF tele
phone wires should be tolerated on the
street.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
RoBISsoN.s HELPLEssSE,s.

II Henry A. Robinson, OF Detroit, IS
So great a workingnlan a. MS own
mouth advertlscs HIM 10 be and his
party seems in duty bound 10 believe
j.; nc believes 20 devoutly in the dignity
and honor Of labor, why IN Heavens
name doesn't he 20 to work. Faith
without works is dead" and ne should
infuse a little life into hls faith IN labor
forthwith. lie seems 20 be an organized
whine Tor office, and the Wayne county
Democracy has him, ike the poor, Al
ways with them. He has just got out
OF the Office of justice of the peace, and
IS IN immment danger Of soiling his
hands, II not rescued at once. lie vas
mentioned for Governor, but was not
running an onion patch at Podunk, p"
as the Lansing Journal put 1t, and so
lacked tue qualification. He was men
toned for Secretary OF State, but Dan
Sopcr, the note-shaver and ell round
shyiock, Was more dear TO the people.
lie has been talked OF for Congress, but
the ante-bellum copperhead and mig
ger-hater" Chipman has death-grip on
that honor. 80 now, from greater
matters let US pass to less,'". say the
Wayne county Democrats, land run
him for register of deeds" 1t is quite
probable that there IS money enough in
that Office, in Wayne county, to keep
the poor laboging man from starvation
and soiling his hands. That labor which
ne 40 worships is little too good for
every day use.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
CRoxIER a CpTIAER's
REAL ESTATE
DEPARTMENT.
F.B CADNEIl.. MANAGER.
wesssn sAiia1a.. as CAa&l-si

EN1R SAIK-A splsAela sanmeE hsme n 90
era as c<spleie, lsExs Ersanas. Vel
SAseo4. pieAtt 81 Al kinss ~ Irath FoAchra,
plllDs peas Aaa grapes eili tAAt &es~ as
froBcrty ief M Anssaht
exon CAza. eE geoe iet 81 that ssllae. sill
SDNN Sec0-e So 1sN feGr toneMenl nst.
10 nasf-class ioe4EoE. balance II - A. RloHfh
y Payments renis ~ rsy Ter the pfePeriy
b. ttt so&fs
\ on On t. + cslawelrs Aadasen, terms -
IL suig ten mlaetes iren eta haAi csl ane
gel prices
R0oIs AND SHOES eau he exchanged fer
- Glty rtai rsl xic 81 thlS enc IL you have
a stoek - sci Cal az write Is FloiaFtis. kTe1
ieF 4 lNiiet.
S1100 "a Payments VII eay. home IA sssa
S14NO nciEhborAooe new houSs. teFiaF
dining reet bed Hasn Ahe sifchen tctoN 2
i2rES bed reaIaS ~ stair, S0akG psrl ~ cts
II l. bar<ala. tfoIier CetieT.
A BOT Bib TENEMENT that slu rent ior
n - per ce1f nef en cosf q lAnd AID baiidinE
can Re built ca cAesp pArcei - property near
the buSlEess oeatef here. Cfexior Cutter.
IFYoU WANT MONEY cal on IA 1a1 veil
maze yeu lo4n 81 hrsl-eiAss reai estate
securltF.
<Ga PR FO0T Tor business property g.
Vo' eeutrei business peints IA fae city l. =
bargain Tor some 0ae either % build er 30
iof Investment it MI oVuhie IA Nal9ei fHo
a-eics 3ssl Sen l.etfA "a hsA - 50 1870 u
aet nearly - PEI eent On total Investment
VII sci - g. or % feet. Cal ga CloLief 4
Cutler 1of loCallon.
afUskLG0N Real Estate IL attracting cons q
n eratir attrnfioa oall 81 ouF once aua nc
Vii I4raLsh N0u tniof lgstion abali prices ans
location - acre -upcrfy, lots. rte. and silou
you maps plats. etc. withsut eKgense 10 you.
trof 81 Cutter.
ELESANI FARM. stock. produce. fruit.
- Nnrht. eif-. nrar Grand histr. w eui -
a. = bargain or excaanEr Tot Grand Rapids
property 4 Is 0ae 81 tAe nncsi ianIns , tlc
Stale. Cronef cufler, Is canAlst
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

The readcrsof the TELEGRAN-HERAIr
will be pleased 10 learn that there is al
least one dreaded disease that science
has been able 20 cure in all its stages
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is the only positive cure now
known 20 the medical fraternity
Catarrh beng a constitutional disease
requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the systeni. thereby
destroy ing the foundation OF the dis
ease and giving The patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist
ing nature 10 dong is work. Thr pro
prietor have - much faith in "a cuTa
tive powers thatthev offer 800 for sny
case that i fails 70 cure. send for lis
OF testimonials. Address
?. J. CHExES 4 Co.. Toledo, y.
7rsold bY DTug9 sta, T5c.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

On September 20 The Chicago 4 West
Nschsgan Railway vii rBn q speCssl eE.
CURSOR from ali stations On lts l7ne =
Nsllstee, Traverse City snd Petossey
speciai tran vii le2ve Grand Rspsos
At 40 ?. N. sTTIvinz 81 Ma1istee a.
30, ard Traverse C.fy at 80 ?. O..
Boat vi ieavs Traverse City a. a
n, for ChaFievosx and Pst0skey.
Fare Tor TIE round trip from Grand
RsPds ~ Msnistse ard Traverse Ctr
wi8 - = 80. Grand ksoias 81 CbsT}e-
voix s71 t'etossev sad Fstarr. So
lickets uiH he good - return uatil
CcfotFE q
1cSefs oa saie as TIE n5ou Ilekst
0Esces 8 No1r0e-st., a1d 81 deeots.
W. Al. ffarErT,
Al. 6en'l Eass'r AgsaL
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

We should 80 much Ike 70 see Peter
roran's brief on the question Of bis
election 20 the state senate, that he
really oughk TO serve . copy on rs.
What line Of srxumsnt = he pursuing
We car not conceive one good, sub
sianfisl reason Why be should b
elected. He toid the people st the
lowell far that Il elected. he would
ny u enact laws that would hold
water for more than twenty -four hours.
Who wouldn't try % 90 that No one
nxoine down - Lansing % make a
Deliberate fool Of himself. But porsu
vas shrewd enough not to assure his
hearers that be could 90 ANYTHING Of
TIE kind. He knows hat neither be-
norsnv ether lawyer. can tel what the
soprcns Court wi d With = ssatuss
~hrn i makes ''the last guess On il.
erand Rapids vii ass Cor a new char
Koran. according % she Demo.
80 the n,sa % vork 4 s,rourh
Is he : elected. the
hS tfsde-u,arx.
5. - - 9saefass eject
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

HaRTN,S's HALI-Saturday evening. october
4. Republican Rally and formal opening oi
the campaign. Hon. Roswell q. Horr. the
brilliant orator viii address the meeting. All
citizens invited.
SEcosp WARp-Hartman's Hall lecture room
Thursday evening. October 2. Spsskers-Mc
George Bundy, James II. Campbell. L.
Knappen and others.
ForRTA W.ED-At Mohrard's store. 2o' Ess
Bridge-st.. Tuesday evening. September 70
speakers-Hon. Moses Tsggsrt william
Baird. Harry +. Chase and others.
Borgx SrArfox-At school house. Frida'
evening. October 2. Speakers-Wiliiam A
Tstsum and Alfred W0lcoi;
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

winsns IS reported by the Democrat
70 have sal at the Lowell fair: "our
STATE taxation, which IS direct, Is also
unjust and unfair. Farmers and me-
chsnics pay from s. to 81 on each $1,000
of valusbon, while corporations pay a
specific tax shich amounts to about
tt.25 on every 5000 of their valuation
How does that strike you Wealthy
corporsuons paying s1.25 and farmers
81 on the $1,000 Of valuation. We must
have reform n these matters" With
out stopping 10 verify his figures. We
vii tell the farmers how to reform
these matters. GIVE Michigaus old
Democratic constitution a vigorous
kick and not the Republican party.
The Democracy saddlsd the specific
tax svstem on The state
Wirans also called for reform n cor
rorst,on avs. The hssis Of those Avs
s. slso contai ined IN she same old state
constitution Of Democratic ancestry
ard pedigree. Reform that and al
VIII he vel.
40 ono bat = densgogue would %
4 shonest enough % accuse the kepub-
-, rs-.v ~ abuses. Il such they b,
vs.,b are generated bv The Democracy
.,olf. The Rspubucsn party vla take
ea,.a of 4. o~n offspring, but VII not
ha.,ona responsible for TIE naiseehavier
Of any Democratic &sel'7'i's' -
ss, peorle rsss up en- mssse and KICK
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

Get ths et1 EssBaGeEatlC sxe-etol vaseb
sls1as sEl2a1aS - taeE tsa1--y e-eset.
Let ts<nl lnslsx upoa aoicl2g a constltlz-
Ee2zl eo0YeaEloA - voting sols -shss
fsl fer khs propos tex . eah oDe.
Ihsn tbs PeoP-s eaa elect memo<rs
$50 al coeis tozether sItA EodeER
yieas u governmental po0ey ara
definite aae4s OF whas the people saDf
TnaI : tie way - FsieEEa the state
p0licy. Unta ths fun1amsotsl as of
Ehe state = changed. sftzirs 81 be cor
dacted IN mach The sane nay as ever,
whichever party holds the Felas Of
government.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
y. Il. BROOKS.
Room :. 81 Monros-st.
TOWER
Employment Bureau
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

RooMs hnb rcwEs Blocs
DEGoLJA BROS. Proprieiors
KXANTED-Msle Help-2 trsve .iar ssiesa,en
W painter. flri liurr Norktrs, pe1tcrs.
lanii0T. clerks, niii men. cAlFAssffs on
salary.
AVANTED-FemA Help girls for Reuersl
y houstwork. secsue Eiris, = sewing Eiriss
dining room girls. .chansler maics = womon
Tor laundry Wcrk.
LNoR shlE-A 0ns --roofn houss on Center
Il -. coed sired lot. nae shade sna avn.
price tls0A
EoR sALE-ll-rsom hous, or Essi srees.si
furnace. sewer, Cifv water. corner lut and
tneiy finished, price 500, casy tsfms.
LFQR SALE or ENCHANOE--Sroom house
And large cOrnfr Tot, room TOT another
house on let. on fw0 rraacd streets sitb se~
efs. etc To exchange faf iafini No4lo assume
some incumeTance.
TOR SALE OR ENCHANC F-Brict block Ia
north end with LIVING rooms Atese sse
hssen enf wei fnishco. rcnis ter e. per montt.
EoR SALE Oh EAcH1N6k-Sroom house
on Ihomsssi. n,sT Easi 81 nlcey "a
ished ahd Just completed come arc SO n.
l.QR SALF-A tne lot or shire,.st. on Goa
tract So down. sc per month.
Ls0R SALE--s lots or iaAinfeid-sve inside
city on contract smsl payments fne
chance ie build
LrOR SALE-Eouse and lot on TcrrSce-sye.
IT " rooms. modern finist ioi q ia viii
sell OF contract. price $500 eass terms.
L'OR SALE-h tnr ~ room house on Jefer
soa-Si. good barn. lot 5ss - 3n fcst
price s Coz.
Lf0R sAlE-2 lots on Hsstncssi. on essy
terms or viii exchange Tor tmprcyca
properly.
an ACRES fruit farm. nile from city 100
~ peach. leg apples, plgms. pears. EraDes
and small fruit personal property aud casa
II needed 70 epchsuRe Tor property IN cts.
bargain Tor someone.
MONEY TO LOAN o. reSi and nersonHi prop
VI erfy in sums 70 tgii. ko0mst and :. Tower
block
u0CSES ard rooms 20 rent also q number o.
II good tenants wanting a. rcuf brng "a
your kerS. Rooms sne &. Jow7J biocs.
DE9oLiA EkOS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

ACCORDING TO the Jackson Courier,
King George has been supplanted by
King Protection. Whereatthe Courier,
Of English procliyities and sympathies,
Is greatly gv!eyed. The Declaration Of
independence means SIMPLY that the
American people intended 10 manage
their own affairs and TO depend upon
England neither for king nor for leg
islahon, nor for governmental policy.
II the American people see tit to make
Protection rs king, whose business is II
but our own? 1t certainly Is not an
English king like Free Trade. The
Courier's stomach.ache is misplaced
it has got into It's head.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

A wkIfEk IA the Journal Of Hsrediiy
gives thss as reason for 80 many
persons izpslng into lntempersnee;
II have treated good many
eases Of habltual drunkenness,
ana IN great many OF them
have found that the eyll practice Of
tipping Was begun to satisfy gnawing
FAINT sensation IN the stomach in the
morning, which was nothing more or
less than disguised hunger" That
disguised hunger" accounts for the
peculiar whereabouts OF so many Of the
delegates to the late lamented Demo
cratic Stale Convention. Immediately
after adjournment. The disguised
hunger" Was so intense that several
prominent Democrats had 10 assist the
dispensers OF an;idotes during the rush
OF business. IL was touching spec
tscle 10 see those gentlemen OF leisure
assisting the poor, oyerworked laborers
IN the vineyard.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
hAK6ATNS N
REAL ESTATEl
j. r. BROOKS,
Al FHE 0FFIcE on


go aexu snG - per mezth win Eive yea .
&--D eioict iH le bfs bollsos- = ssI NeNt =
heHas. esl a. a4scs-
AAANNl aaass sas la "a cilnten O., 2
- c'stUrHk tsGraUilt Naler. fooa b&fr-
nusl - sale lkis ~eek nee ~ as Tor 81 Per
manth
! :, houses ss rent - - So pes msstA
l,H0lCk hz.leins los ln sssahe-sl par ei
CTS small Payment oesn-
w. nes houses eh Nsrtn l.si>yeStts a. a.
hsrgaiE.
SkNERAI Eics places 81 wesi sac sasll
= pssncns aes E leas tine isr b@lAnos sna
sa.Ali pasue2ts
4 HANF a. ANc. ] sleek 81 ars acsas sac
nCI euk - Sc 81 AarEalni s~uc4 NaHtt
u 80 esl siN iuNelof Atott 30 sloTt eut<
ff2t-c.Ass tus ness epcp - tAspeotlen q
xa.sn II yo9 Wsat EesQ business chance.
I4ssI pl.cea Ia mx hands 70 SCI. % :. ffoHl.
~ aEe on Madison ave thrSuEn 10 Terrace
beass inaieace t1ia is = r&Fe hArSsil cal alio
Ecf rrlcc.
ElNE sroom houss ou Raj Rrsose st. -.
safe "a eAc1sagsi cal aac inguire about
his
SPAN HORSES 10 trsde Tor sAoAui lss VIE
- has oHes
NotSk sne let. s7i Ihsmas-sl. ~ . barsslsi
III call sna Eci price
SENKhAl good tots IN n icags C exchange
- ief 1rane kApias property.
Ia Gcrv fafm 20 exchange 81 scrs fRrm 90
" eXchEnee. 81 acre arm % cKchsnkc
MONkH - loan IA lsrgt Rne snau sums -
"a suif. a. Lowest rstee ei intcresl
H'oR hargsias. call on me.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

znst = warrnntas - hela water fcx
more tn&a tsents-fsar ho1Fss
Another plsee II shrszoness lssDczr-
ent "a Doraas paFt~hs cossn't agree
~ t4rR sn Any water.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.


For fiovernof-
JkstEs ~ TURNER. of tnghan.
Tor IleareDaat fiosernor-
WfIIIAM y LINTON. Of Saginaw.
For secretary q STATE
wA2llINGION GARDNER. Of Calhoun.
For state TreasureF-
J0~EPll Is. Mo0RE OF Wayne.
For Aaditer Genera
TiiKR0N =. StDDTNGS. Of kalamazoo
For nllssioner Of state Land once
JlHN g. BskkN. OF otseZo.
Fof ttforue4 6eaerai-
BENJAMIN ". HUSTON. OF ruscolA
Fer SUPER nteedeut % Public Instruction
OAR SCnl IL. ol Eaton.
For Member OF state board 0f Educatica-
JttlES ". bALLOl % AilcEan-
For Justice of The supreme Court
EflN ARD CAulLf. ol Ingnan-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
Hartford Day Spring:

The Detroit Evening News feels called
upon to defend Farmer Winans from
the disgraceful charge of being Pro
hibitlonist, OF Of having sympsthies IN
that direction. 1t is denounced as q
campaign lie, intended TO injure his
cratic ticket. Now that that point il
settled, the genuineness of his Democ.
racy is no more to be questioned tnan
that of the Evening News itself.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
Clinton Republican:

AAAtoL AFfAytNAh-
The Lansing Journal says winsns is
"a jealous free trader" Perhaps the
Journal will kindlyexplain how Winans
proposes 10 raise, under free trade, the
500. 900. 600 now annually raised from
the tariff. These Jealous free traders
ali howl that the tariff is q tax, bat none
OF them suggests better plan OF get
ting the wherewith TO pay the pensions
and other national expenses. They
dare not advocate direct taxation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

THIS great and glorious country has
been going to the "demnition bow
vows" ever since Cleseland was de-
featcd. If you do not believe it, just
read the Democrat or listen to Ford a
while. They wouldn't lie about lit
tie thing like that.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
Naskegon Chrenlels

The Democrats OF the Fifth district
have nominated NJ. III. Ford fer Con-
gress 10 run against {. ". Walk ns, and
Republicans are happy. M. Ford Was
whipped 50 completely two years ago
that Il Was then thought be had too
much sense 10 monkey with the buzE-
saw again, But he seems ready 10 be
knocked out again, aud knocked out be
Will te. He Is long on ysloT and shorI
on discretion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
Bay City Tribune;


The Republican party is of broader
statesmanship and more watchful care
for the welfare Of the people than any
other political organization that ever
had an existence on this continent.
And the Tariff bill just agreed upon is
a specific demonstration or the truth OF
that statement.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

49, ts.s~e stcres C ID - ks - useless.
5n Anzrieaa so.i tie woRs1 have 40
m. ID thszR elsewosrs- Al 4e2ss tsyo1e
~ sarsss scsion Il Me- Ford. Bat lie
never eonksnplztea sach creation Gs
Ne he never fcrezN tae Little
GIANTS decgse ta2s that tn must sle
forever barsed cat Of ssgDt. Poor Al
na xhfyi We &lwsys bad AZ idea thai
he aed lis works we're matters ct
small moment - the Democracy. baE
Ne scarcely thoUgat is champion
would declare useless What lie had
made for = purpose.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

CaARLLs ". WATKINS. OF keaL
County Ticket.
Tor state Senator
WILLIAM L. ADAMS.
iSAAC \. LANoREAUx
Fer Counfy Clerk
JAMES ). KNOX.
For Register OF Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
Tor counry Treasurer-
SHERMAN I. COLSON.
For Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES T. MCBRIDE.
Tor Circuit Court Commissioners-
pv<ftttI 0oSS.
ALthkD NOLCOIT.
For Coroner<-
Kenny 4. LOCHEa,
DANIEL j. WALLACE
For surveyor
D0kR SkEELS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

HENRY NJ. YoUMAxs has been nomi-
mated to run for Congress against Bliss,
in the Eighth district. The picture of
the victim, published in the Detroit
News, clearly shows the bilious colo
that struck him, as soon as ne realized
the Job he had on hand.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

GIVE Americans the material and
they will make successfully and econ
omically any product known to indus
trial art. We have ineXhaustible stores
OF iron and tin, and, within five years,
Mel Ford will chew and swallow the
vile slander that he uttered against the
American people, when he said they
could not make tin plates.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
Marquette Mining Journal

NdIAutltt MIHIHS HuUIUais
Why hasn't some Democratic paper
discovered that the Republican candi-
date for Governor started building the
railroad which Is 10 run from Cham
pion 10 Huron Bay merely 70 provide
an excuse for colonizlng the Upper
Peninsula for the purpose of getting a
big majority here IN the election thIs
fall? 1t would be as good a campaign
roorback as some of those they are
springIng on Mr.. Turner.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

CLEVELAND is getting to be just as
much of newspaper invalid as Blame.
Isn't this continual harping on their
health getting little stale?
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

WsES cod Almighty buried insx-
hsustibie stores Of tia beneath our ~
ID he have Msl Ford n view Pros,a-
sly net. o. He would have saved ff,m-
self much usslsss iabnr He does
nothing n van, and ( He had sas-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
WHAT OTHERS SAY.


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Cur Democrats friends are act tax.
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ReeSs seSt u tie flfts -seeoaa eo.neress
as taey NeFS soine the sxo. some
tang dropped, 4no they seeGE T. have
heard Il.