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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-27

The usal treatment of catarrh is very
unsatisfactory, rs thousands of despair
ing patients can testify. 4 trustworthy
medical writer says: Proper local
treatment is positively necessary to sue
cess. but most of the remedies in gener-
al use by physicians afford but temper
ary benefit A cure cannot be expected
from snuhs, powers. douehes and
washes. Ely Cream Balm is rem
edy which combines the important re-
quisities of quick action, specific cura-
tive power with perfect safety and
pleasantness to the patient. 40
DR.. JAQUES' GERMAN WORM
CtKES destroy worms and remove
them from the system. Safe, pleasant
and effective.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-10-30
DR.. Jno. B. Pilkiugton,

Surgeon, Oculist and Medical
Specialist, of Portland, Ogn., will be at
Raymond House, Lewiston, from ten
o'clock Sunday morning, Nov. 9th till
Monday night, Nov. 10th, 1890. Eye,
Ear, Bronchial, Lung, Uterine, Rectal
and all Nervous and Chronic cases OF
disease will be given a specialists eN-
animation and opinion, FREE.
N. B.-Catarrh, Neuralgia and
Rheumatic cases particularly invited.
Refers to Hon. w. J. Mcconnell, Of
Moscow, Hon. A. M. Cannon, Spokane
Falls; J. H. Bellinger and S. J. Chad
wick, Of Colfax; w. J. Clemens and
j. B. Riley, of Asotin. (Cut open both
eyeballs and extracted the cataract lens
of latter, restoring his vision several
years ago.)
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-10-30
Horses at Public Auction.

Joint sale of one hundred head of
well-bred and graded horses, mares and
colts, by E. Smith and a. Carpenter,
of Grangeville, Idaho. Sale to be held
at the farm of Ernest Smith, near
Grangeville, on Tuesday, the 4th day
of November, $780, at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
Sale on approved notes, with interest at
ten per cent, with time to answer the
convenience of purchaser. Five per
cent discount for cash. This is the fin
est chance to buy good horses; mares
(weighing as high as 1900 for breeding
purposes, and all purpose horses, ever
offered to the public at a bargain. Pre-
vious inspection of the respective herds
by all who can make convenient, is
asked. For further particulars address
ERNEST SMITH,
Grangeville, Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-10-30

Alias Sum mons.

In the District Court of the First Judicial
District of Idaho State, in and for the County
uf Nes Perce.
Norman Buck, Plaintiff. VS.. A. Ouackenbush.
Lottis P. QuAckenbush D. NJ. Osborn 4
Co., J. r. BroIhy and Julius Van Wort,
Defendants.
Ts A. Quackenbush. Lottie p. Quachenbush.
d. M. Osburn l. Co., j. K. Brophy and julius
Wan Wort:
Tho people of the United States in the State
Of idaho send greeting:
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the Office Of the Clerk of the District
Court of the First Judicial District of SAID
State. in Lewiston. County of Nez Perce. the
complaint Of the above named Plaintiff where
in Judgment is demanded against you for the
sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars with
interest thereon from and after January lst
1886. ut the rate of twelve ler cent per annum
with Twenty-Five Dollars attorneys fees, as
more fully appears in the complaint herein
filed, being the amo-nt due on u certa in mort
gage made and executed on the lst day of
January, 1886. by the defendants. A, Qunck-
eubush aud Lottie p. Qua. kenbush. to one
E. Qusckenbush and by said +. Ouackenbush
sold and transferred to one W. S. Buck by an
assignment dated May %. 1888; said mortgage
was sold and transferred by said W. S. Buck
on the 18th dsy Of August. 1890, to Norman
Buck. Plaintiff herein. and that decree
issue from this court as is custom ary herein
And you are also notified that unless
you appear and answer to said com mpla.nt
within ten days after the service hereof. if
served within Nez Perce County. and within
twenty days. if served out of said county but
within said judicial district, and within
forty days If served out Of said district (exclu-
sive Of the day of service) the plaintiff will
take a default and ask the Court for Judg.
ment against you for the said sum of Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollars I$25O] 18th inter
est and for $500 attorneys fees, and such
other relie' as to the Court may seem just.
GIVEN under my hand and the seal of the
District Court Of the First Judicial
r.. ST. District of Idaho s'ate in and for
Nez Perce County, this 2Sth day Of
October, A. D.. 1890.
F. II. GRIERsoN. Clerk.
BY J. Howard Howe. Deputy.
Norman Buck, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-10-30

A. F. Parker recently made = trip
into Warrens camp and details among,
this and other notes, in the Free Press, ;.
the following report Of the condition Of
Bemis, the victim of the late shooting
affray for " hich Johnny Cox 10 held: ;.
1--WE saw Bemls and found him sittina.
up and dressed, and able to talk, and
smoke, but looking ghastly with that
horrible bullet hole through his fAee.
The wound Is discharging pus freely,
and 1t seems absolutely certain tl,at
blood poison and death will speedily
result. The shooting was cold bloode6
and premeditated, and the camp raiss6
$500 In twenty minutes by voluntary
subscription for the purpose Of pursuing
and arresting the heartless scoandrsl
who fired the dastardly shot. Bemia
is being attended by Mr.. Troll, who,
in himself the happy facul.-
ties of doctor and nurse"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-10-30
City Treasurer's Tax Notice.

Taxpayers of the City of Lewiston
are hereby notified that city taxes for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1891,
will be received by the undersigned at
his office at Raymond House up to the
last Tuesday (3Oth) of December, 1890,
at which date said taxes will become
delinquent. H. S. COBURN,
City Treasurer.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-10-30
NOWBER S.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Incidents Detailed by the Latest
Dispatches.

Settlers in the western part of Okla
homa are without supplies. Their
wives and children are without cloth
ing. There is; much sufferink. Star.
vation will ensue unless speedily SUD.
piled.
Senator Hearst, Of California, has
offered j. G. Bennett IS 5,OOOOOO' for thu
New York Herald. Mr.. Bennett sa "
ms paper cannot be bought for
S2O O,oO0,OOO. Hearst also failed in an
attempt to buy the New York Sun.
Henry NJ. Stanley expects to reach
New York November S. During his
coming tour he will travel in private.
car, constructed especially for him.
-Four years ago he made a contract
with Baltimore man to deliver lee
lures on Africa for 500 apiece. It is
said that he will receive from $500 to
$1,000 for each of his lectures this com.
ing season.
"A very prolific yield of petroleum
has been discovered at Kaike, Ireland,
and company is being formed to de.
velop the product. The discovery of
petroleum in paying quantities in Ire
land will greatly assist in reviving the
dormant industries of that country.
ana there are many who believe Ire
land will be found to be one of the
greatest oil producing countries Of the
world.
A new nilroad company was incor-
porated at Union, Oregon, on the
18th. with capital stock Of. ,OOO, ,OOO.-
The incorporators are J. B. Mahana,
j. w. Shelton, f. s. McComas, s. E.
Swackhammer and L. J. Davis. The
objects are to build, equip and operate
roads on an entirely new system as i'm
vented by J. b. Mahana. The new
company is known as the Single Rail
and Saddle Car company. The new
system can be operated either by steam. /.
or electricity and contains principle.
which, it is thought, will cause ..
revolution in railroadtng.
The last of the pearl button factories
of Bennington, England, suspended
operation Saturday as the result of the
American tariff bill. As the only ono
still In operation of the ten that were.
running six weeks ago, it was hoped.
that it would be able to weather the !
storm, but during the past week it has
been deluged with letters cancelling
orders. Three thousand male and
female pearl button makers, represesf.
ting nearly eight thousand mouths to
feed, are thrown out of work, without
the slightest prospect of assumptions
of business this side of spring.
"A sensation is expected in police
circles at Seattle during the coming ;
week. The customs officers are work.
ing upon a case which will doubtless
involve two members Of the force In 4
decidedly unpleasant scandal. The
story, in effect, is that some time dur.
ing the last days of September two
police officers made a seizure of forty
two pounds of opium. Instead Of
delivering 1t to the custom authorities,
1t is said that the Offices sold It and
pocketed the money. It would prob. :.
ably never have been known were Il
not for the fact that the smuggler from
whom the opium was seized is said 10 :
have ''squeeled' to one of the custom
officers.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-10-30
Reduced Rates to Spokane.

For the NOrthweJt Industrial Ex-
position to be held at Spokane Falls,
the Union Pacific will sell tickets from
all ticket stations on rail lines of the
facific Division, from October lst to
octooer Slst, on Mondays, Wednesdays
ana Fridays at the low rate of one and
one-fifth fare for the round trip, with
hfty cents added for admission to the
Exposition. Call on any agent of the
Union Pacific System for derailed in
formation. r. w. LEE
General Passenger Agent
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-10-30
Strayed.

Strayed from Lydon Bros. livery
stable on or about the 7th of October
one sOrrel mare branded &c on left
shoulder and NIL on right sholder. One
colt branded NIL on left shoulder. One
Drown horse branded with a quarter
circle and cross beneath on left hip.
One roam saddle horse with brand re-
semollng that of letter @. A liberal
reward VIII be paid for any informa-
zion leading to their recovery.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-10-30

The next quarterly examination OF
teachers will be held Wednesday,
November 5th. Examination will be
held at the court house. All who ex-
pect to attend must be on hand
promptly at 9o'clock, a. m. Mrs. s.
A. Clugston will examine the appli-
cants on the Potlatch at the Cameron
school house, on Saturday, November
6th, and w. s. Van Voras will ex-
anime all applicants on the mountain
at Mason, on Saturday, November sth.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-10-30
Notice to Tax.payers.

Notice Is hereby given to ths 49,
payers of Nez Perce county, Idaho,
that taxes will become delinquent a.
the second Monday In DecembeR ns16l
after the date hereof, and that uhlssU
paid prior thereto ten per cent Win -
added thereon.
Dated this 2srd day Of 6eptasabse,
A. D., 1890.
JOSIAH ENoLls. I
Assessor aud Tax Collector ofNeur
Perce County, Idaho,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-10-30

Is Acknowledged by One and
All to stand at the head of Idaho
Journalism--in point of News, Neat
ness of makeup and Tastily set 'ads.'
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
OFFICIAL PAPER OR THE CITY,
e~AND APlDs rzCsDAY. NAY =


Mayor Uhl opets his administration
~ p q str. ~. stAtesmaulks message.
Ills flm.i arty with ths whole quesuoa
ol ml1 G. pal needs SHOWS hlm q be no
novice R tae new domain which he
ha- entered. FL message IS not the
res1it oi any horred cramming pro-
cess. but rather the conclusions Of =
close student of hs subject. HIS re-
marks on the subject II street and side
walk Improvements. street. cleaning and
parks. ws especially commend % the
cons Iteration Of citizens n general, and
tls Common Council IN particular.
The Mayor mas set b gh standard for
the council. Let that body work boldly
mp 90 that standard and Grand Rapids
Will present a vastly different appear
ance, when the next council comes u,
from what 10 does now.
On the question Of Improvements
generally the Mayor and the TELEGEASf-
HERALD are IN close accord. There IS
TO reason Why we should not work to-
gether for the general good, and IN the
line marked out by his message Mayor
Uhl can rely upon the sympathy and
cooperation of the TELEGEAa-H HERALD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
GIVEN AW AY !
GOLD WATCHES AND GENUINE
DIAMONDS WITH TEA.

The New England Tea Company re
Gently organized IA Boston, Mss, have
rented the store room. No. IS Canal-st.,
formerly OccupJ q by Mrs. Reynolds,
the milllner, Tor the purpose Of placing
before the public their delicious Tea.
Their method IS both novel and unique.
The tea Is put Up n neat paper caddles.
This company pat IN eacn caddle OF a
a souvenir, such as sOild gold, silver
and nlckle watches; also genuine cIa-
mOnds, ruO.es, sapphlres, pearls, tur-
quOlseS, smethysts, and other articles
OF lesser value. There are no gifts,
tokens or tickets, as the can and con-
tents comprise the sale. and are sold at
the uniform pr.ce Ot 81. or course
THIS expensive method OF advertising
can not continue long. 90 days being
the limit, after which time the SOU
venirs Will be Withdrawn. and these
really choice goods continue on sale
through an agent az the same price.
Everybody must not expect a valuable
souvenir. The following g a partial list
OF MINES OF persons finding valuable
souvenirs IN their caddies Yesterday;
J. ". Miller, restaurant 81 Pearl-st.
found a gentlemen's solid gold hunting
case stem winding and stem setting
Elgln watch N MS can; Rev. TheO. J.
Knapp, rector OF Grace Episcopal
church found a genuine diamond set
IN solid gold; Henry Mauk, uphOlsterer
found so IN gold IN his can. II. {.
Frant, with Belknap wagon Co. found
a genuine diamond set ~ solid gold III
one can; also q stem winding and stem
setting watch 10 another; W. II. Math-
ews, a F.rst-st got silver castor; Mrs.
+. Thiel, l42 SscOnd-st. got SILVER sugar
bowl; Prof. Oppenhin, IL Third-st.
i. j. Philips, 254 Cass-st. Frank Cook,
show case manufacturer o. Canal-st.
and Mrs. WInsOr. l54 Westinghouse.
each found q genuine diamond set III
solid gold IN their cans; J. Schaafsma,
Asst. Supt. Net. Ins. Co. and ;. 4.
El0iwick, 2S8 Clancy-st. each found
stem winding and stem setting watch
m their cans, Miss Lucy Dillon, dress
maker found $40 IN gold IN her can:
Hattie Grove. BOZ FIfth-ave. and 3. VI.
Chase, q ClanCy-st- each found solid
gold ring n their cans.
orders by mail from any part OF the
United States Will be promptly for
warded by express on receipt Of cash
or money order. Parties getting up a
club of $40 or $50 always get yslus-
be souvenir.
PRICES. Single cans, 81; SX cans.
g.; thirteen cans, Sl0i twenty-seyen
cans. So.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
REAL ESTATEl
At THE 0EFICE OF
BROOKS G BROOKS

T-T1 NET HOUSES On SEVENTH 81 mos--a
si 80 -ara- unaI pagmsat feFl. 1aiaacs
Az Hal SIS m oass st. sg0o each saau
raru- down trrrIs En- ea-r
kI1I - a1t 81 Ra ler'ss st -sF saf ned
PIT EN- .-sr .rr -ssh e. 10 rne-
u anf .rr rEa a~e. s-aea1-
tt .neE a. .t sd cone ara -7r "rr rre-
TT Us. s-f rs On ir-sc ~ Fitee fu-l ars.
tt E7s -s-1 ste. neferr Irpr1vsue1rs
EI -r ara .,- m 0s..s~s. a,a- T----r-'f e.
gas sd ara water. f-r1ses ras Is
81 - Dar-vsr .es- B-if-s-st. ---f
- 'r1. >-sl sagms7r eov1. loag r.rs -,r
U T-E a-d lot - c,rssv rr-a ~s-s
8r - ae'Fa. sa.. 50 ger no1ra;
U 81 ~ ~ 49, Of Ns-+s r-af-s. O.. Fss-
~ Ffa.sf. r-v srf refern nal 1a7
-r1r trT7 =. = ssST -erns
p" So la - 7eFee ~ Eas- --a
a. hssd @ srshrr ST., ~ sss --7at Ear
y 7Ha IEss AZ = --e efs n East
F-1-- -7 ~ -hsr - 20 sie- r-sas1ra
kk tAs se-rra ss-xNns IN resu st
a e. . asrEsa F PsT
% taf FL r1ey ar -rn
tttt ra szcha--s f,~ v
"a 49,
-elw n a. a-- ~enr7-
ta Fert rrd aES -
tsrEf
SIS er~ s-e-r -f r1T-T
'nre s7s ssvherr
oacs a7-s rss-sav - -,u-ztsv .~-,tsrs
arf : ksr -s.,s-r7ze eek
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

THs snorts -has are H-aas 81 cave
La br4-l nlEzsrer aze ksl-l-- .sr
f-o.zi xell u.-rlez 91a-sl alsnt aAs Led
ols Ses YofE Judge ~ sge4k o1t plz-a-
~. Judge AArlass
sHgul.elds las come - be about the
safest zriuls f8F LA ~ eoal1 g If
le soapas saeasy ~ ea4s -ls PROP
sTLg sc = FeAsolAois sire u Fecesg.a (
severe p1alsumsat. B-s & le k
l-n as eza fsei 4llts cCnnasag Ehat
,oals i2ss~E some eorPor4lio1 " scIs
il1.s.dl4l fll 81 ul411lc sSl-lll-ll u 81
~ s4l laEe 49, poss.9le l4Es sat I'd
4aF human agency can avert slch e
fa1e BE dose 1os 1 l. - the cand oI ghe
las. kgr TIE sltyer tlrfr : 4ng
Ai0.laat ~ symp4 p4tayi To- tle elan
L.lrre s loue. / 90 lDE -n4le IL 81 :
n s..irecLea sentiment Ay sympathy
Is 4lsl lle dr4l. al 1 am VI tas op.n-
.9L tlal every laa NO takes tle te
oI an slL-E slll asi aeral.Ja s401.d
pay Tie iogleL 0f h.s lie"
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
Scaled Proposals.
0rncE RolED oI n Il WoEI

OFucE BosED o. Pr LlC WOEES
GKsND Rsrius Mich. 4yb. lsal.
Sealed proposals WI BE- rccci oc a. % offre
Of toe Board uutll aaturcay Nay l0 iss. at
% p. u Tor tie iupro Dent 81 bDnson
street according 70 the j. - aud spccihca-
tons on % lc a. the efree oi the Board. The
Bo.rd reserves The right 10 reject Any o. al
bids
bach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
The sum II slpQ.l0. 10 pc 90 fClie ied 10 the Cav
0f Grand Rapids iu case be snail fsii o. enter
into contract in accol dance win his pro
possl. should hls Sale proposal b. accepted by
the Bosfd of llbIc Works
All proposals must be- made upon blanks
that viii be furnished upon Application al tfe
of3ce Of tbe Board.
MayIs. GE9. o BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

At the anlual meeting, sunday, OF
Grand Rapids typographical uason No.
-, TIC following officers were elected
for the ensuing year.
PFesident-John b. Flanagan.
y Nlce-PFesideEt-R. ". Hulburt.
Cor S-cresATy-LOuis Guenther.
Eln. Secretary B. Greenway.
Treasurer Gro. :. ToOt.
Serzeaur-aG-A Arns-W m. J. Gr fin.
Board Ok Drrct0rs-Wm. Tee, Chas
a. Flora, Loren Glbos.
Committee on AppAcatOns-Chas. c.
Williams, l.. G. Shepard, A. A. Barrows.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
Aemss Again Victorious.

The Acmes and the Junior Athletics
played their second game OF ball al the
ta4r grouuds, sunday. The Acmes
again Won the game. The score was
rs 70 Il. Batterles-Acmes, BrttOn and
Covell; Junior Athletics, WIsman and
Perry. The Acmes Will play the RuDys
next sunday AZ the far grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
Sealed Proposals.
OFrI-r BosRp 20 Prusc Woprr
GrL.-r hlrIns. Mlnh-. Marh- lRl.

fFlI y BOARD 90 lfEtfr fffr.
GHtsp kArTDs. Mich. Mzy o. 1870.
Sealed proposals viii 30 received a. the
Office Of the Board until SATURDAY. May lN lsf.
81 z.30 D. In-. for Toe Improvement a. et
Fold street according 20 the p|suf and
specifications on fie - the offoe ~ the Board
The board reserves tie riEht o. reject any o.
al BIDS
Bach bidder shsu deposit with his propesa'
the sun o. flD1 on O. be forfeited 90 the Clty az
tfraud Rapids p csss be shan fai "a enter
frfo contrast In arcefosnet V1th his PROPOSE
fhOuld MS said proposal bt &ocepbe1 ~ tha
Board Of Public " 0rfs
ON proposals must ss made upon blauk 20 thst
vii - furnished upon Application ~ TIE
Nav 10. gro o BEJGes President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
Sealed Proposals.
Onlrf Bo4En o. PurlIc woAEs

vi Wf IFIIL 7
6RAAD ksFibs Mich. May 9. issC.
Scaled proposals. vii be received ~ the
once Of The Board UDtil Saturday. May lO.
lssJ. al 2.So .. IA. Tor the constructieH 81 O.
sewer tH bcribueT street. from Eleventh "a hest
Leonard street. according 20 tie plans and
specifications or RE ~ the once % the Boarc
The Board reserves he right "a reject any Or
al bids
zach bidder shall deposit with hiE proposal
the sum OF 500 o. 90 be forfeited % the City 0f
Grand Rapids iu case lie shan fhi o. enter
into contract in accordance with his proposal.
should hls s4-d pre- posAl be accepted bf tns
Board Of Public WORKS
All proposals must De made nPon blsnEs that
VIII be furni shed upon Application 81 Tie
once % the Board
May ~. GO. g. BRIGGS. President
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
Sealed Proposals

Ire z C0rf rflf.fe or IsI. nEs 3. tnf F1arf rf
ceIve sre.ff blsf urtI HNT ~ lsfi - p u
fef 80 aaGiEIog af fssr rooms. fFs sieffes srr
bse<r-erf - 80 80 frtefs ftrfff ennpr.
tcBss. Pan sre Tpseif eatione faf TO seef
q rra Or ~ rre -ser~Fs-T 81 fhf hosff e'fF
kzl ~ Tbon fsas fhe8te b. 80 rfssea
Hlds r1et - sffru rsF - 10 erff fef
- ~ ~ go. Hies1 ? reseryse - rr3eet 49,
oF 81 faes
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
Sealed Proposals.
orr-r Boltp - PrtIlc worrs

fFrrrF EnfFn - frFfIr opra
Gr4sI Effu.f Hieh-. NAY Q lsrs.
Seaied proposals. " ~ De- received tf fhf OF 30
cffae Board urfN Saturday NAV If - af
1sH B.. m.. for fre IuEfCVemeDf 81 tifrrUff
avenue. from SOUTH lF sIor street fo
south Ieuts street EcrordinE o. the
pIaue an0 spec. rrf IONS ou fle 81 fnf ofiles ~
the Board Tic Eo-E1 reserves fbr rRhf ts
rrfart rrf of hIaa
larh tIfder Hha. s epos VIII Doe z rrsai
fh sum of 80 o.. o. D. g. 20 Ted o. fb. '.rT of
Grand ZAP de n rnse 30 shs Ia. tr erfff rfo
cgufrsCf. ir ec0orcsrce wa hif proposes.
sIDuic 80 ssie pfoHcsz. De- brcff 90 D. fHf
Trarf 81 frt.lr A rrt
AZ Frnrossls nurf Do nafe gnsu hisukf ffsf
Vlu - furrisifed - a srpi icsfioB ~ ths one
of fre Erarf
Esr lH. sbn. = EkleGa freGeeHt
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

TuE city of Los Angeles, Cal, has an
ordinance declaring ght hours = days
.anor Ia al u1cipa. work. A con
tractor with t1e c.ty vas arrested for
vca-ou 10 che ori nance, and ne at
.a.,r4 tGe coust.tat.onaLty otitln bis
def se. Hs CLAIMED tnst it was Ia
conflict Ttl tte fourteenth amend
mer, CD tae Fe4era. Constitution. be-
cause t t.scr.u mated against coutrac-
tors and persons 1 their employ.
-a#Ee Cheney. of t1e superior court Of
tlat ctT. a.vav.r. nr.d tae ordinance
valid. r taat the effect Of it vas
rot CD prevent q man from selling hs
'arnr. hut 20 prevent an employer from
enforcing from q Roorsr more than a
legal days vork ~ an agreement
rh cn WAS 1 VIOLATION of the employ
er own contract rlth che city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

Ar Subscriber - THE rELEsRAn.
HEEALD sao fall . % receive the pap -
F-g ularlys or sAS msy have reason 20
sssa plain of late delivery -ah confer .
special fasor Bg tat0ruains this 0r1es Of
tha iAsg a. saes. Sad pOsIAl card as cal
- -alsgaa1s 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be ths
largest Of All Michigan D-llles Ex-
eept Tnoso or Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

EOR SALE-0r viii enctauge for City prop
cfty. ga sAscre farm in Cascade town
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

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