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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
a ET- BACK.

Parne1l Defeated I'm His Tight for q
Postponcment OF the Decision In His
Case.
LoNpoN, Dec. s.-Mr Parnelrs long
and stubborn fight practically ended
Tuesday night. and he will almost cer-
tainly be deposed from the leadership
of the Irish home rule party at
an early day. After q fierce rhs-
torical battle that lasted nearly
twelve hours the Nationalist mem bers,
at IL o'clock Tuesday night, by vote
of ~ against ~. rejected Mr.. Nolan's
proposition to postpone the deci-
sion. and the caucus then adjourned
until this afternoon, when the discus
sion OF Mr.. Barry's motion of expulsion
will be continued. The Parnell section
are considering another amendment in
place OF that offered by Mr. Nolan and
rejected. Mr.. Clancy. one of Parnell's
supporters, will submit a resolution
suggesting a compromise, and it is re-
ported that be will propose that Mr..
parnell temporarily retire.
IL has become known that the retire
ment OF Mr.. Gladstone is being dis
cusscd by tho Liberals. Mr.. Gladstone
Tuesday morning had a conference at
his residence with Earl Granville. Sir
William Vernon Harcourt Sir George
o. Trevelyan, Mr.. Campbell
Bannormun and Mr.. Shaw-Leve-
vre. at which the subject of Mr.. Glad
stones retirement was considered. Ii
was decided TO call a meeting of the
Liberal peers and Com moners to hear
and consider statement 10 be n ade by
Mr.. Gladstone.
The majority of fifteen against Mr..
Parnell on the question OF delay repro
sents very closely tho feeling OF his col
leagues on the main proposition OF COM
pelling his retirement Mr.. Parnell's
supporters say be Is not trying to
avoid deposition from ths leadership so
much as TO gather his forces about him
and strengthen himself in ireland and
America Tho former is certainly with
him, az shown by kilograms from all
parts of the island expressive OF the
fullest confidence.
A. o'clock .. m. tho session OF tho
conference OF the Irish Nationalist
members of the House OF Commons was
begun. Mr.. Parnell and his followers
continued their efforts to put of de-
cisivo action and finally succeeded in
securing another adjournment. IL Is
oivsn oot that a com promise il nrobabls.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
TIE OBSERVER.


TIA woBza h4s cszas 40 possesssea.
- sxysng eT h<Ft4xe. u = s4En Of
soa@g sfgs s2oagh ~ ee anssstea.
tnsrs st oaee coaass naoss psrplsxlas
easssioa. shos e2a | safely lnsesE
tais saaas7 fhls q8sstioa sac shoaA1
bs 4ols - aeesee for hsEsstf. sRd net
thzos tAs resp. saslbsilty "a soaas one ~
her family maea lsss q ssI.n<eFs sa0n4
she may regard as espsese sdsaseT.
fhs qasstlon t1ea sr.ses, " " nst cor
ssikatss geoa insesl meilH IL . one
lhat ylssds suEe Feturas a. convenient
intervals, aBa whlca cas- Dc turned
1870 m0aey slthoat expenss or l0ss
A COED registered bon1 : sad - &c tie
safest ard least tToa0iesonie inyess-
meat tor = somSn. GossFnalenl
honas head the lsG. followed ~ soaas
good state, county, town and ely bonds.
Among the latter Two al are not equally
Tehsbles shd discretion must lac
used. CoEpoEation bonds and mining
stock are best when let severely alone
BANKING slocks, next 10 Government
ooaas, are preferred by many eonser-
vstlye investors, because OF the higher
interest. but 70 have sash stocks fully
reliable, the managers OF the bank
should be responsible and above TO-
proach.
Next come bonds and mortgages on
real estate, bat the loan # money on
such property should not he at more
than one half the value of improved
property. and one-third, and IN some
cAses not over one-fourth the value
Of unlmproyed property. IL there
are buildings IN the estlms te
they should be insured for
the investors benefit. Loanlng money
for business purposes is seldom good
investment for women. and certainly
not for one without knowledge and ex-
peFence. Steer clear of friendship
loans. They are the rock upon WHICH
tender.hearted women fTequently
wreck their Iinancial ship. One single
rule governs this case. Never lOa u
more than You Gao afford TO lose. If
YOU have inherited real estate that is OF
value. or that is not likely To deprec-
ate, IL Is, zS a rule, best ~ retain
Il, but IN so dong. Il ls wise to
be content with moderate rent
from clean. careful, considerate
ana thoroughly reliable tenant. Gen.
eral Butler, IN his advice 20 young men
on the accumulation of property, coun-
sells them TO watch the sneriff's sales, rs
desirable pieces ofproperty may often
be secured for small sum Of cash and
on longtime, cay mortgage for the
balance. We do not know why such a
course shonld not be equally profitable
Tor single woman, in Il saisried posi-
ton. and equally as legitimate. Cau-
ton should be exercised in disturbing a
safe or paying investment for the pros
pect of gaining higher rate of inter
est. Conservative business men regard
per cent. as the highest rate compati-
bic with safety. A woman should not
only be good "home maker" but she
should be equally good home pro.
tector. Every daughter and every
school grl sh uld be taught practical
anu honest seif-protecton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

fns sagssstaens n ths PFes.cs1Es q
message n rslzg0a - frsasulsas nAt-
urzizaEsoa sneaI1 Be acted upon -
CongFsss. TIE perfunetory m4nnsF "a
sneh ne re9uiremsass of eur present.
statute IA rsl&tion - nztar4l.z2Lion .
z0ne through siEh IN many eases souia
pat 10 olasa any ordinary processing
N = justice csaFt. loosely as ms after s
H. many cases eontaeted.
GIVE "a statats winch viii require
more Fexu aFlgy. And there sill De less
LIABILITY of fraud n safogeing rs pro-
vislcns.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
steamship Lines.

stesmshl p Lines.
Fort Wayne Gazette:
The Presidents advocacy OF the bill
granting aid 10 steamship lines Is
worthy OF prompt consideration because
OF It's relation to this development of
trade with our American neighbors. A
telling point Is made in favor OF aid to
the line from San Francisco 10 Australia
when be points out that our net postal
revenue from the business of that line
Is $4,000, while we only give To It
SAC, 900 for its service in carrying our
mails.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
REST FOR TIE DUDE
The Cans.rssm. Cane Has Gone Out o
Fashion.


Fashion.
The really high caste London swell
has cursed his stick and cast is out"
says the illustrates American. Svagger
Engiishmen no longer APPEAR in public
with canes Of snT description. The col
lection Of choice silver-topped and nat
ural weed wsapons they drew mental
sustenance from through so many sea
sons has Suffered = temporary divo,cs
from The fashionable tsiles British
manhood is unproteoted. and goes empty
handed on the pr0msnsdes save for
glove. possibly, OF. in stress Of weather,
a uediBn-si1ed silk umbrella. Tbs
collapse Of the stick ia attributable %
the wholesale adoption Of imitation
costly canes - the London clerk and
petty sTsdesman. AIRY. tie hsber.
dasher. green grocer and draper men
we're contented Until recently - csrry
blacktbsrRs er lighs ratsaa. To this
no osiecsiea vas raised bY the aris
tocrats. ana al w,uld have gone well
had net q sharp American aocSed TIE
Market pfsa chssr. fsshv csui.. Of
swslldors ovu stick. TIE resalt vas
iatoler.sis. and hence the universal re-
nuncisssss Of canes in aFper circles
The .hsvp sceuisriy irrelevsnt ite1
illustrates ne present attitude ef he
fsshionahls ronsn toward the recently
insvisable lorrnstte.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
STRIKES IN CHINA.
The wsrk~ss Do Not Lose very Much
Time.


Time.
In China. as is well-knovn. things are
topsy-turvy. and even workmen's strikes
are different there from those in West
ern lands. Recently. says the London
Times. a strike took place az the great
arsenal at Klangnan. where about two
thousand men are employed IL appears
that the custom has always been eight
hours work per day since that estab-
lshmsnt vas founded. over twenty
years ago. The new director. consider
ing this amount too little for the wages
paid, resolved 20 increase IL 10 nins
hours The work men steadily refused
The majority were sgsinst the innovs-
ton. and tie ninsrity. who we're in
considerable force. we're conpietely in
d-ssea Hence. o. toe rsrsinE vhen
30 new regulates vss 10 seznsncs.
ne ssesn wss rsis~d In ne boilers. the
Tsistie soaudss. snd the nscairevr
sss act in 1etfen ss sssai. bus ret .
Tcrknan dared % pass isss6s % gsses
- ~srk r iosked al srst a. II tkis
sts-s q shiaTs @ifst lsss is- 1enths
f1r boss stSes show~@ 20 sruresrss Of
rele.sinr sat tstsrs 20 ~ cssgarfes
in CANA IN ths zse~~poez tss vorx-
nss. ss~srg skst theT nsSs n> izv~~s-
ssoa 81 SO Sirreso-s. rAs oszfz szssiT
Seq al ~srk fsY az iv6sfsis. sirs
cs1el s6e6 tkst dtsc~-ws- ~as tha h~s-
s-r part - vale-, sss rave "a Half
asy 80 al sss ti1s less 49, tss ~xtra
ksar's ~erk = ss~ ss.a "a rsrs isriT a.
A it s.d ossn sss rue frsr ths srs&
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
SNAP JUDGMENTS

It was formerly faeetiously said that
an Ir.hmsn voted the Democratic
ticket before ne reached New York
harbor. But matters are not now as
they formerly we're. We clip the fol-
loving from the Irish World Of Novem-
Der IS.
"Tsanks 70 the wisdom Of the found
srs or the republic. snap judgments
are Of no constitutional validity for the
settlement Of great questions Of public
policy. They seem % have sad: The
best of nations and Of republics can -
made of but fAllibls men. They may
b deiudsd BY demagogsry INTO vsting
today against what sometime heucs
they may discover 70 10 their Fuest
interest Let "a shut the dosr on politi-
cal victories Of that kInd by previd ng
that the elections Of 10 year shall avail
- effect a shift sf fsnaausatai pelicy
Let "a erovia- a senate which shall be
elected only one-third ev-yy tpo years
snd = President armed vito a veto
power. shirh he shall exercise without
restriction for the whste fsTIr years cf
h's term Of ofscs Thus sbrFr shall
always Be a. apps 'frsln Pailip drunk
90 Philip socer'--frorn thr eeerie sx-
cited by dsnaEoric argument 80 the
same people sitter trse Tor rejection
ard enlightenment as he~r had
ADD the people saseted these safe
guards aga at their ovn hsste de ber-
siely Sir Hesrr sumner Name. In
his nook ~ festurss Of tAe American
t0nsGgstsR. az showing ne power Of
the people o. lsy RESTRAINTS 81 them
selves, ard he vsass sexlznd bad
somethina Ike thens in~t~sd Of The
oninIp Ipctence Of the House u Con- suous.
There certainly asysr 80 = stustsau
M whicn the Anertcsn p~opis has
more resscu fer thauxfuirrss Ter TINS
security aEainst snsp Judgments than
he prssens, o. 30 r. eielse iass ne sen
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
TOWER
Bureau
REAL EsTATE ExchANoEl

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
RooAs > Aso ; roaEs sAock
DsG0LIA knos-...... ..-......P .Pronxletors
uANTED- -Nsas HslB-s nAuAssisss ;
w nasseFs tiaasr. flessrs Nexksrs, =
ws0a eaters. eeSs- Il ss1 1zs ssl - ez-
paeYuens cal
WANlED-EeEnss Help- xrss tsr gen
W era heaesserk. eba1 barn sies iealsa-
aress. ) ess4 ~ASa<Fs, elaknxree2 glris. :
ezeks fof pfassrs fe2a1eS
L0R sALE-ieresm hsass eR C.4rkss..
4 faishe1 Il esk, tsrge IA VITA shkss 4aa
lfu4i tree kxrfy tnsRz IA nfst ei@ss eF4eF
aaa 81 : bargain 81 fa1 price S<te easy te lns
L'0a sALE-sfoe1n hease 81 Aaasen-st. %
L feet treat. soos Sc srs sct aEe elsern.
Ersaes street Sa1er zne E~s pr.es asa eAsy
s Fnz
L0R sALE--Sroom house en laird al. stsae
isunaAIieni good vel aad eisiera, a.
SCI Ga eeatfAet. sa0 4e~A. oslaace menEhy
PsymeDts
L0R sALE-7-room house On forrest-st.. Sa
loot froEti vel. eistrra sna moasgn cen
senleaSes. on eosIraet. 80 eewn-
E0k sALE-s loss on sorth-sve.. Ssxioo II
SO each On esntraeti Easy terms
FOR sALE-o6 serv iarfa miles irom Battle
CTeek soll cay iosie s-FOom iraiae haess.
lane al uader Civilizations oNner non-res-
dent and anxious 10 eel prles sS-0N
E0R SALf-Ts yepAx man vita soc cash. 70
buy = tntsrest Ia grocery ana AIRY 80 lds
stock Ia taEials iInpret.ng Pc 81 The clsy
is0uta eRals rsm2irl0s partser has had years
experience, a ecod established tQst ness Ter
some oBe.
EOR EXcuANGg-zl acres two miles from
IL SausstueA. 100 peach trees bearing y
sfaaaafa pear trees. % cherry. - apple -
piums 100 goosoefres acres u Strawberries
good house ana bara. Prise szol
EoR SALE OR gACHANGE-3r room house
Il and lsrse corner !et, room tor another
house on lot. on two graded Sfrstfs. vita sew
ers etc. TO exchange Tor farmI w0uld assume
some ineum5Tance.
MONEY TO LOAN on real aud personal prop
M erty IN sums 10 suit k03mss and 2. Tower
block.
HOUSES and rooms 10 rent; Also nu uber Of
II good tenants sssatlug 10 ronts blAg a
your keys. Rooms and =. Tower . ock.
DE6oLIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
Itisa Great Message.
New York Mail and Express:

New York Mail and Express:
The President meets the changed
political situation with unchanged
opinions and sentiments and with
characteristic courage. HIS message is
review of the work accomplished
during the past year, of which any
administration that has ever existed
might well have been proud.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
Reciprocity and Potatoes.


Reciprocity is free trade in homeo-
psthic doses. But. as Mr.. Cleveland
said. If An ounce of beef is good thing,
why shouldn't we enjoy family porter
house steak p says the New York Her
aid. Also, if potates are good, why
not eat bushel and half at one
meal2 The beauty of the Herald's s
free trade logic Is that it carries its own
refutation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Chicago Inter Ocean.

NuIttsV IHIVI NVFdU.
Democratic English admirers like the
New York Herald. that keeps standing
a notice that the United States pays
more for pensions than any foreign
pays for its standing army, should take
note of the statement that up TO date
the Prince OF Wales has drawn SIG ,500,-
900 from the public treasury on his
own account, and his private debts
are said to amount to about half this
sum
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

WORKING MEN ATTENTIONS or 10 acre
W tracts for sale near d. 4 NJ. junction. only
s15 an acre. Here is a chance 10 get good
home.
Ok FOOT FRONT on Scribner-st.. near
81 Bridge, on y Sl4. rents for SlA a year.
CHOICE 50 acre farm in Southern Illinois 10
y trade for property here.
NEW .-room house and 5 choice lots. only
y s12to.
DRUG STORE business snd stock in first
~ class location for So e; reason for selling
III health OF proprietor; price $500. worth
double the amount TO q i've man.
I HAVE a frst-class livery stock for sale or
Il trade.
MONEY TO LOAN at and per cent. on gilt
u edged security. Percy Snyder. . Canal-st.
1T WILL PAY parties wishing TO m AXE Ia
vestments 10 call and look over my list be-
fore purchasing.
PERCY SN YDER
2s Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
JAMES r. BROOKS,

NAL EtIAIt
CO. Hocus 4 5 Nszro- - szd 81 o7fs~szt.
esaor - i~se ~ 49, r. s7f ~ rsr go
ke1~ ssnf 80 - %xf asr -, fsrre So
. r~ -Trhsnx%. trEs~s - rr-f ~ feT "a -
~asts rsrn<1N ST Ferf s~eregrT -
saz g. za.tk ufa seears go > sscz ksne
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
". II. W/N4NS,
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE!
EMPLOYMENT nuREAU
Furnishes All Help 10 Employer Free
ROOMS "a TOWER BLOCK.


WANTED Female Helps second girls. II
w geheral gri-. dlnisE-roo girls, 2
chambermaics, / pantry gisl. lady a9ents--
biz percentage. Ladies Pa,lsr. Tower Dix.
WAATED-siale lie p--Io agents to sell Stan
leyt shocks. travelling SO esmen Tor man
ufacturlns house. man and wife or Young man
10 care Tor stock on farm. 2backs niths. 90
tie makers 10 go south. can makes day.
IfOR SALE-A bargain. good locality for
store, 5lx92, corner Fridge and Lane-aye.; /;
for sl7 month. all for $500. and Tower
block.
TOR SALE-A GO acre farm miles northeast
OF III 5 city. nearly all Gut 10 lruit. most V
peach trees; modern buildings; can be bought
al a bargain.
E0R SALE-Or exchange, a large number of
Dakota. Kansas and Michigan farms.
IF YOU want 10 buy one OF the best produc-
ING farms in the State with frst-cass
bulldogs and fruit for one-half less than cash
value, call at and Tower block.
WE HAVE 10 large lots recently plated 4
w block of cable line, IS minutes walk
from city hall. fashionable pxrt of city, only
800: lot on Cass ST. s150;l on South Lafayette
house. on Madison-ave.. s20sg; 10 large lots on
the bill ont South DivIsionst. $40 each.
WE HAVE a customer that wants to pay
w spot cash for large stock of genel al
merchandise or dry goodr; must be cheap.
gu " OF long standing
GO S00 For and Sroom house on Hall-st.
- = o"o large barn. large lot, good locality
Tor faslroad man; terms easy.
WE have large list o. vacant lots from $50
w TO $50 O.
WHERE is tue builder who wants to buy a
w vacant corner In good locality. BIKES. s.
room house on one lot. only $3.50 ior whole,
$1,000 for house and lot. 5000 for vacant lot.
TOR SALE OR ExCHAN6E-For Grand Rap
ids property 50 acres OF f1rst-class land. 30
acres cleared. 8 miles from Middleville. only
$780, A bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

zee al tAe fEsslde1tfs seso stsae n
tie s4y q t1s F1ln tas lDs7ofsty lass
sieeted - ths heass u ght eGaers ss
aaFs SroaxnG"
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Any subscriber - HnE TELEGRAM
herald whs f.iis % receive the paper
regularly, or shs May have reason 10
complain or late delivery. win confer =
special fNsor ~ inforsains this once Of
the fses ss onee- sead postal card or call
ap teIephsns ssh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Twelve words VIII us-
uaIly n a Il q tvso Illness
thirteen and mot 40 ex-
ceed t~s senty words three
lines, and in the larger
advertisements the aver
age h seven words To "A
line. There a. but one
price and that ia quoted
ia the table herewith
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

The Chicago inter-Ocezn says
'sfhe late monetary disturbance in
England Ill Do strong notice 10 south
American countries tast their great
public enterprises must receive more
substantial all frOm home resources or
fzl."
The manner in which the United
States bonds, sent 10 our country by
England at that tine. was promptly
eashed, and a world d-wide financial
crash avoided. VII also DO notice 10
those countries that in the future It
will DC better 10 have commsrc al rels-
tions with the United States than with
England.
TIE American Economist OF recent
date contains the following;
The six industry of this country
occupies 700 establishments, employs
$4,000 persons, and yields a product
worth t60. 900 900. Domestic silks for
1889 wers valued a. S5s. .66s $50, as
against 50. .0O0, 900 for imported"
The silk industry 10 one OF the results
Of the Republican protective policy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

'Thepure Baking Pow
der can't be beaten. ."-Ihos.
L 4k2en, CJIssf S1eWaya,
.fSk0Y 5ase, Nezg I0gk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
A. R. NTISD Ell.
PEAL ESTATE LoAs OFFICE.
Rooms Nos. 4 sn8 g Nsr 2 eusssnss Blosk.
ls.sphone. Ns 81

ARaF TRACTS Il pfae ara hardwood lan1.
- ~ zssnseie rrtees and terms
coop DWELLINGS,. csty fsrs. husnsas
- BE Is I'D dssifsbls nzE aisetsriEs sfes
Tor sac.
CTOC ESefaIk kints bsuxff So soff Wsr~T
- oaaet - rsss9-ishse rztss ePon res4 sssste
secursS-
DESIRABLE tweni-gs fsr rsat e. god loes-
~ tiors thTsE<htf Z tte ctr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

nEAVTIFTI HoNEs sne hew 70 buiiG thea,
ID is desiFnS Nilh foef TlaRs II iss and ned
eFate easl helsres Cniorel 4 ates - pages
eslln sllnr iaties sad huii3fhs HATS. OniF -
cents fosi-p2io - Ealle "a Ana Really" 5
CanAl-st-. 0rsRa kaBldsL Mich. AAf
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

no roU KNOW thai ] Knew thar sea al
A. eUght t. know that = it1ie tsenf Nifhn
Is mtBUtrs wsk 81 Sweets Hffsl. az street
car llne. o4n be b. a. nj 8uI eA 81 easg ierIns
e l. a frosiE. LoyetFs biock.sepp Sweet
Hetel
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

k'ok SALE or RENT-A large bailaiag
= saitAtle iof store saloon az Ioaa-houss
Atf II hae torAtien. OeiuE buf d snort -
l~asr ltoM tAt city. ou main travelled stfrei.
Aa Is coed opHniuE f,T The right party.
oli Sc on ienf me ~ renI Tor 4 term ~
lonl& aad fuit0n-sts. $40
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

WANTED Situation as stenographer and
w typewriter; good references; salary net
so much az obgcct a. peTmznen position.
Address c. n. A.. 20 TurnersL A2
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

E0R SALE-New sr0om house on Psrls-Nte..
near Ihomssss. east front. las feet from
eafle. furnace. mRafel, bathroom. las Dc
closet. mGrtle ssfst0ry. oak 1utsh. cistcrn Aad
cty water sewer. ware Craotc and soadeo
concrete welss; price $40. or g. per month
Solid sioae house. cor Lawn Court sno Ter
rtcease. Soc or 81 per moFfh- n-raom
house, Terraec-sye.. s4oQo. at sr per month.
{. ". TOfts. Ledyard block. Poarl-ss-. entSaRcs
FOR S1LE-My new home. No. a Terrace
ave. just south OF Wealthy. one IT tne
9iettieSt sites sud best neiebborh0ocS Ia tie
city; al meoern improvements and Ten room =
have cut down rne price four hundred q o.
Iars and ofcf lt Tor sale lar tt-h0. L n.
buchanan, Jedyarc block. rooms1 and 5. 3o1d
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

pADCLIFF a HeI.I, gsnsrs. vsrsheu.srnsn.
N a. fif aerth y SIC eu-sf- sfars rtsnos ard
f1fuftars af irE rats efreTt aaes - and
csrsfa rr9Fers = q izrEs vans" sect prompt
y ~ t-sesherioE -. ~ fuluE be6rs ~ -
after hears ar 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
EAETEp- BoARpfRs.

WANTED fsw Eonf princlpife vounz
W rrtr - beard frira'e aousas nioe roolf .
furuso. heat Hsfa = Dos HaIsrs Eve min.
ufes va a from ksrTea House. s. Bzrciss 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
vIETED-Bo BokED.


ANANIF - Beard NIfa pnfsts faufiy aes
W d-Fn f-Ha. % sinEie man. ADDRESS a
hrx 8 -eran- hsrais 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

gsnsa rrsss sssorts. Promps .ea Esrif
csif.sry. AT ths Lsesi ss-s. saa ths
cisaasst .ad Most Pissals Prtatsa P4psr
Psbiishsa Ia ofaRa saplas-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Clrculatien Guaranteed 70 Be the
largest OF AL Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those Of Detroit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-12

The health In and about Tangent Is get
ting good again, and most all the sick
patients are about well.
Our public school will not commence
before the iirst Monday in January. For
the primary department We hear mem
toned Mrs. Jennie Caldwell.
Our new and cnterprising druggist. Mr.
Davenport, has his complete stock Of
drugs and 10 now prepared TO supply the
wants Of the people in his line. lie has
his drug store fixed up In nice style.
Mr. Powell, who has been very low
with lung fever, Is able 10 be around
again. lie has been sick 4 or weeks.
Miss Adaline Hogan, from near Cor
wallis, Is visiting ut Tangent, with her
brother, Mr. ID. Hogan.
Mr. Geo Cochrane Is fixing up bis resi
dence In Tangent, preparatory TO moy-
ing here.
Born, Nov %, 1890, to the vile OF Mr.
Loran B Luper, a daughter.
Who shot the dog, is going rounds Of
Tangent.
At the NJ Il church, south, II waa voted
10 have Christmas tree by is to s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-12

Administrators Sale.

Notice Il hereby given that the duly ap
pointed qualified and acting admInlstrA-
tor OF the estate Of Ruth Bradshaw, de-
ceased, viii by virtue of an order OF the
county court for Linn county, Oregon
duly made and entered Of record al the
November Term thereof. 1890, towIt;
On the 5gh day of November, In tho
ceasef, aulho izing and direci Iug tho sale
OF the following described real property
belonging 70 said estate, 10 wit:
Beginning at the n " corner of John II.
Edmonsonfs donation land claImNot. No.
zoos and claim No. 5s, in tp i2. s R4W,
running from thance East Si.S9 chains,
thence South 34.49 chains, thence West
81 50 chains, thence North 81 40 chains TO
the place OF beginning. containing Ito
scrs all in Linn County, Oregon.
klso beginning In the oanter OF the Cal
apoaia creek on the east boundery line OF
the said John Ii. Edmonsone donation
lind claim EotNo 2iOS and claim No. So
10 Up II Il w and RAINING thenss south
80 chains to the southeast ccrner OF the
north half OF the said donation claim.
thence West 25 chains 20 the center Of the
main channel OF said Calapoo'a creek
thence up the center OF the main channel
Of said creek to..iiie place OF beginning.
containing 20 acres, all In Linn County.
Oregon.
Now, Therefore. I William Clemens ad
ministrator Of the estate aforesaid, will OF
fer said premises for sale at public auction
20 the highest bidder at the court house
door in the City Of Albany, Linn County,
Oregon, on the srd day of January 1901 al
the hour Of one o'clock p m. Of said day
Terms OF sale cash In hand.
] X WEATHERFoRD VIM. CLRM EMS.
Atty for estate. administrator