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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-07
TUESDAY, JANUARY I.
A CEEDITABLE SHOWING.

The law requires that the several super
intendents of public schools make and
furnish to the auditor of the territory OH
the LIST OF January of each year detailed
report of the operations and management
of the public schools within the counties
Of the territory.
Mr.. D. H. Wenger, the school superin-
tendent for the county of sierra, has al
ready furnished his report to Auditor
Alarid; it is very credtable document
and he deserves credit for his promptness
and attention to duty.
The report shows that Sierra county
had in operation from December l, 1888,
to erember l, 1881 twelve public
schools the average daily attendance was
3Ol the total number of scholars between
the ages OF 5 and 20 years was ! ,00l, $50
males and 4b6 females. The school fund
received during the year from school
taxes, fines and licenses, the sum OF $l0,-
908, OF which $S,S2S we're expended leav-
ing balance in the school fund OF - csc
on December l. The schools were open
during the year six and one-half months
The English language was taught in
eight schools exclusively, and in four
schools English and Spanish were taught.
The average pay OF the teachers was So
per month.
Supt. Weneer hopes for still better re-
suits during The present year, and thinks
there will be sufficient money OIL hand to
keep the schools open for seven months
and probably longer. Good and COM
Portable public school buildings have been
erected at Hillsboro, Kingston, Cuchllo
and Monticello.
Very timely and properly the superin,
tendent in his report remarks: Il find
the largest average daily attendance, &C.
coriing to the enrolment, in the Fairview
district, and the largest enrolment, ac-
cording to the enumeration, in the Chlor-
ide district The enrolment and the
average daily atennance and the success
of the teachers, | believe, is due to great
extent to he interest with which the DIS.
trict board attends to its business, and |
would therefore suggest that the people
interested in education can not be too care
full in the selection of their respective
school bOa -ds at tho canning plprtinu .
The showing made for Sierra county il q
very good one and mi ght well be initiated
and with great profit by some OF the Older
counties Of this territory.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-07

SoMEBUDY. a STRANGER To the truth and
opposing New Mexiro's admission for sci
fish reasons, has Informed Senator Plat
chairman Of the senate committee on ter
ritores, that there were but turee public
schools in this Territory. We quote
from Gov. Princes admirable report the
following, compiled from official sources
and correct:
In view of prevalent misconcepttion
at the east as to the languages in which
our public schools are tsught, have en-
deavored to pro 'ure information on that
subject, but have not heard from all the
counties. The following figures show
the number of schools taught in English.
the number taught in Spanish, and the
number in which both languages are
used. in each of the counties named:
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-07

OUR enterprising neiehbor to the south,
on the banks OF the Rio Grande, namely,
Albuquerque, would he great deal better
off could she get rid of that blacknaiIng
sheet, the Albuquerque Democrat. The
sheet and it's owner are disgrace to
Journalism and to this territory. Every
body knows the outfit, man, paper and
the rest Of them, and knows nothing good
OF them or decent, honest or respectable
about them. The existence of that sheet
Ia this territory is truly an argument
asainst statehood.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-07
Counties.

On October l, 1889, there were in activ
Grafton in this territory 342 public
FOOLS, supported out of the public
lds-taxes, fines and poll tax.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

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D4nazaa. y - - ! A2&zs 4xa sEAers
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SpeSkers. Tns1ess.hl - stgk. x Urtrsit g4sass
i NeErl1s aaa StAers
Iswal-1 harsasx. oeteser s speAkers
ees. cyrss a. Lncs. Nttl.ezB Aiaea Smiih
Knf Csrs-krlasy sxc1t1k g.otooer n
sDeAksgs. oseTke y. MgkuaS. iHiAm Asaez
SRiga.
6karrAx-A1 PsTaeA scheel Heass. frsdss
sssaia9- 0ctaser II Spe4keEs. TAemAs Ne.
VEGA. e Deiroit. gAmss = MeHn4s aae
y -. i. Ada2s
CzaAK SFz5Sss-Satarcsy evening. octooei
n. epezkvrs. IhSuss AeN eiks- - bstrsl1
James T. NcBrlcs Ena Wm. ] Adams
SAN8 LAKK-- -faesczy. October 3 speakers.
Frsa A. Msyuerd 4ad olesfs-
EK&xls H4lL- E4sl-st. THURSDAY. ociobel
g. Her. q. J. biekena in the Holland language
SYASrA. Mondsy evening. ocleber Is
Speakers. Fred A. Maynard sae Aiirsd " O.
eoIgt
RockF0Eb-Taesasy evening. October a
speAkeFs. Judge ". N Mitchell and Pred A
Maynard.
REDNss's H4tL-si7 South Divisfon-st. Sat
d45. October ~ Hon. .. }. Dlesema IA th'
Holland language.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
COURT RECORDS.

CIRcUIT-Hon. NJ. c. Burch, Judge
The People VS.. Hattie Calkins, COM
plant for assault and battery; on pay
meut of fine, T. and costs, s7.l2, de-
fendaut discharged.
Emma ii. toppes vs.. Rufus J. .Coppes,
chsncery; order allowing complsinants
answer to cross bill TO stand without
costs.
The People VS.. Michael Hayes, infor-
nation for keeping saloon open on
sunday. Sentenced 10 pay fine of
$50 and costs. Sl3 OF sixty days IN jail.
Paid and discharged.
The People vs.. Peter Hausen and
Phillip Hornrich. information for sell.
ing liquor without paving tax. Order
setting aside order estreating bail. De-
PENDANTS arralgned; pleaded guilty.
sentenced 70 pay fine Of Il and costs,
$50. -. Paid and discharged.
TIE People vs.. James Moore, In
formation for rape.
PRoBArE-Hon. Cyrus +. Perkins
IudCe-Estste Of William Clark. de.
ceased. petition for Administration filed
bearing Oct. 81. Estate Of Elizabeth
Gordon, deceased, petition for admins
sFat,on filed. Estate Of LYDIA A. Sal
koid. deceased order determining heirs
Estate OF VIM. Joiing, deceased; ril
admitted 70 probate; Herman Jolus
appointed executor. Estate Of Arthur
Hart. = m nor: letters - Geo. v. Hart
guardian. Estate Of Daniel T. Elsbey
deceased; letters of administration =
sued 70 RoSsls IT. Elsbey. Estate oi
Ira 7. Norton. aminoTs letters 20 james
McSSiveT. guardian. Estate Of Anns
II Bennett. deceased. John II ?. Hug
hart ana Boyd Psntflnd appointed com
nai sl0uers CD ciaims.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

Many ~ sls iseaiag kefs.1i can lo,1f
aals "a tes eoaatEf are express -
gohtsR ap4alensP 6 tie nes sarsn
hH. Il = regarded a. tne saiboo msnt
of ne Eepuhlican AnssEieaa ias4. aad
= Pzslade os prosperity - tae coaatFy
Here are sore eE lie op.n.onss
Tie Se~ York TFsous says "Un-
less he nes ola proves 14r nsc-e detee-
kFe IA eoEki0g tb&n 49, ~ - txiez21 ;
esPect. the hcp1ollc38 party siil sooD
ee asse 70 po.at - "a splsn4sd results
az : Hdsc4llon ~ The lsdoaB 81 taose
10 have framed 4. kepobllcxn leaa-
ers "a ths senxle Aac la the House MI
have Reason to be pread Of tDe Result
u thsir lonR ana s<xry lahor.
The Cleveland Leader s2ys. 'the
tariff eli is tae Mckinley bll, TIE
strongest protective measure ever
adopted 1ne assaults upon 9 have
ayalled nothing. Ma. Mckinley and
hls assoc .ales NAV well be proud of
their work. OF the beuencsent results
81 the measure 10 pTotectlonist has any
doubts. lE means prosperity even 10
Tie free traders
The kaaszs City Journal SAYS From
= protective standpoint the ball ls TIE
most perfect that has ever been passed.
IL Is = Republican measure, and Tor Tie
results that follow rs enforcement toe
party viii be held responsible. We DO
not fear the responsibility, pToYldlns
the law Is gwen far trial.
The Minneapolis Tribune says, "Ihe
business effects OF Ihis great measure
can now be- safely predicted. IL is 70
usher IN period OF almost unsxamp-
led prosperity. And no interest IS 70 De
affected by it 50 fayorably as our
foundation interest, agriculture. lt -
above al else, farmers tart."
The Baltimore American SAWS: "The
great National party Is able 10 render !
good account of It's stewardship and
look confidently forward 10 favorable
verdict in November"
The Chicago Inter Ocean says: There
Is every reason 20 anticipate good re
suits, continuous and great, fronl the
practical workings OF the new tariti."
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
says: "fhe tariff has been revised iron
National standpoint, and II has beer
adopted BY the Republican party, and u
Will stand. The country IS TO be con
graduated upon this outcome"
The New York Press says: at IS the
adoption by the Congress OF the Unitec
states OF the principle enuncia;ed b,
the Press, and but lsmely aud impot
entity disputed by leading advocates o.
free trade; the principle that home pro
| duction increases the aggregate Ma
ton wealth faster than importation
can do"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

The point IS sometimes advanced by
the Democracy that Washington, Henry
Clay and other earlier protechonists
had no idea of the extent to which
their doctrines would be carried, or
they never would have advanced them;
that the earlier percentages of tariff
duty were very low and now they are
very high. Such high rates of tariff
duty would have been terrifying to the
very fathers of protection. Tariff pro-
lection has now grown into an out
rsgeous abuse, which is grinding the
life out of the poor man. Such is the
line of argument often advanced, and
such was the tenor of Governor Camp
BELLS remarks in his recent campaign
speech in McKinIey's district. The
Toledo Blade ably answers such talk,
as follows:
"Now, the merchant cables his order.
and it's received the same day; and in
a little over week ne has the goods in
his warehouse. In Washington's day
three months was the usual time that
necessarily intervened between the
time of giving the order and the receipt
OF the goods. TINS enormous delay,
and the high cost Of freight in those
DAYS, made the stance itself prOtec-
ton. and low rate of duty, combined
with this natural protection, made the
tariA OF Washiugtou's day rs strongly
protective as the Mckinley tariff s
today, when the telegraph and steam
navigation practically annihilate dis
lance. and bring the English factories
nearer ~ our ports than Omaha 70
New York"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
A Petition Wanted.

George Il. Reeves petitioned the Cir
cult court to restrain Edwin b. Wright,
assignee of John F. Quigley, from SELL
ing the property of the assignor at pub
lie auction. He claims that much more
viii be realized if the assignee sell the
property at private sale, and proceed
with the collection of the outstanding
notes, etc. Judge Burch granted the
prayer of the petitioner, and ordered
assignee 10 proceed with the disposal OF
tue property at private sale.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
A Narrow Squeak.

A man giving hic name as John Allen
attempted to drive his horse and buggy
through space about four feet wide,
between a delivery wagon and an adj
vancing cable car. The horse got
through all right, but had not tn c
gripman been prompt in stopping the
car the buggy would have been con,
verted into kindling wood and the man
INTO cold sausage. AS it was the run
ning gear of the buggy was badly de,
moralZed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

A1EssoS IN reciprocity from a con-
temporary: duties imposed by rs on
coffee. tea, India rubber. sugar. hides,
and other aruilsr articles, can not be
protective, we DO rot produce some Of
them 81 sll. and Of sugar and hides
not nearly enough for our Own wants.
Duties on these ars revenue duties,
not protective ones. II Ne can, by
making a bargain With the countries
which produce them, get these countries
T. remove their duties on our -four.
rrsi1. beef. rork, cs6coes. lsrf. butter
cheese. potatoes and other products
they 10 not rsise. n return fer our re-
niovirg cur duties OF she things We do
not produce, We make a good bargain.
ircrssse cur trade. benefit a. our peo-
pie. and do not injurs cur Industries IN
ths lssst.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION.

NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION.
If the warfare waged by certain party
organizations against the National bank
system, is not intended TO satisfy some
mere prejudice, then there is 20 excuse
fer it whatever. The system is gradu-
ally gong out of existence, and its
gradual disappearance IS much less
likely to derange financial affairs than
would be any sudden abolishment.
There IS very little profit IN the circula-
ton now, owing TO the scarcity and
high market value of the United States
bonds deposited TO secure It. II there
were such great profits as the howlers
claim, we should not now be seeing SO
rapid decline in the National bank
circulation as is going on all the time.
Bradstreets says
National bank circulation continues
to decline at q rate exceeding $40 ,OOO,-
600 year. The decline for the month
past, according TO the report of the
Comptroller or the Currency, was ST.
4OS ,433, and the decrease for the year
ended October was $2l ,769, ,5l2. The
portion of the circulation based on the
depcGt of United States bonds amount
ed to 1925, ,4S0, ,3l6, a decrease of 81 2,S95,-
lis for the month and 1874, ,S56 for
the year. The portion OF the cIrcula-
tion secured by the deposit of money
with the Treasurer amounted to 500
304, ,742, n decrease OF S9S6.6S2 for the
month and OF SIS, 1874, $50 for the year.
The bonds on deposit to secure circula-
ton as above amounted to $40 ,42s 800,
decrease OF S2,673, $50 for the month
and of 81 sos, 600 for the year. The
bonds on deposit to secure public de-
posts amounted to SIS, 1867 800, a de-
crease of S7S3, 800 for the MONTH"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
It Won't Break Him.

j. w. Converse went away to Boston
last week forgetting that he was to ap.
pear yesterday to testify in the suit
brought against him by c. c. Comstock
In consequence of his forgetfulness he
Will have TO pay penalty of $50 when
he next appears in Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
Official PAPER or THE CITY,
state rteksl

Per GoFernor-
Fer Lieutenant GeYerner-
WIiIIAN - LINTON. Of Saginaw.
For Secretary OF Ssate-
WASHINGTON GARDNER. OF Calhoun
For state frrasIrrg-
JOSEPH B. MOORE. CT Wayne.
Yer Auditor Gsnerai-
THERON b. GlDDFNGS. Of Kalamazoo
For Commissioner Of State Land once
JOHN q. BERRY. o. Utscgo.
For Attorney Geucr4x
BENJAMIN ". HUSTON. OF Iuscoia-
For superintendent % Public Instruction
ORR -cht RI. oi Eaton.
For Member OF state board OF Education
JAMES "a. BALLOt. Of Alegan.
For justice OF the supreme Court
EDN ARD CAhlLL. OF lnghAIn-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
TOWER
{ Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS . AND TOWER BLOCK.

ROOMS AND Q TOWER BLOCK.
DEGOLIA BROS-.-........-..Propnetors
WANTED Male neip-2 travelling statesmen,
W painter. ! 5aDitor. cabinet makers 1
porter. canvassers, on saiaTf. agents on
1rSt-class article.
lNANTED--Female belp-e girls Tor general
W hoBsework. sewing giris. chamber
maids isundresses. COMPANION Tor LADY 10
20 20 California
LToR. .eALE-one half interest fn coed IS
tabiished business ln city EeucrA stock
Will invoice about ti-9l chance fof some ono
90 step into good busineS-
L-nR SALE room house on Lagrsre ~. near
Nenham ave. near both cattle and eiectrfc
car lines With 81 mctcrn improvements.
Price slsto easy terms
LOR sALE-Durab'e house On Bal 81. near
Il 9. shops rents Tor 50 per month
large lot Price tlfol.
E0R sALE OR EXCHAN0F-sB Boston Mass
hnf ~ room house 60 Last ~ iarCe iof
city waller. fur are. and at Modern Improve
ments % exchange Tor dwelling 10 Boston.
Mass
LHOR SALE OR EXCHkNsE-i21 acfe farm n
Il miles from city ilH improved balance
heech ard mapie tim nef. ~ room brct house
large basement barn aud other eUt buildiHEs
to exchange Tor citK property
E0R sALE-A fue -Fopm houss on Center
J. ~ good sired lot, tne shade AID lawn.
price sitgl
IDR NALE-ll-rcom house on iasi frifEeft-
furnace. sewer. cts water. CORNER ioi arc
finely finished. price ss9a. essg terms.
L,oR sALE or ENCHhNsI-s room house
y and large corner Cot room fur another
house ca faf on fxe graded streets. vift Hrn-
ers. etc ta e1chsnEe Ger fsrm. vouia assume
sofae iucumtrancf.
LsoK etIF OR EXCHANGE- -a-room bouss
IN Tfornas ct near faEf -. Htrfr ~
ished sn8 tasi completed cone anc So ~
IrOR SbbE-z lots ca pasfingsst nn eSsF
terms er vii exchange Tor improved
preffrfT.
M0NFl To LOAN on yea snf persons. prep
h.ock
IIoI SIS srf rooms ~ ffrt sise rneibef -
~ Eopf feraats Wasting - rent bftn4 .a
ycur Efys. Rooms aus 8. Tower hif-et.
up4aLIk BIOS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
Tho John Rail Park

The Committee on Parks held con-
suItation with landscape gardner Has
TEN, of Cincinnati, yesterday afternoon,
discussing plans for the improvement of
the John Ball Park. Mr.. HASTEN is
preparing plans that will soon be sub
mitted To the Common Council.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
Circuit Court Grist.

Hattie CslkIns paid fine of S. and
costs amounting to SIP for her lndul-
gence in assault and battery.
Michael Hayes paid fine of $50 and
costs sl3, for violating the liquor law.
Peter Hauser and Phillip Homrich
paid s2l.95, for an offence of the same
nature.
The case of the People VS.. James
Moore will be gwen to the jury some
some time today.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

AxANfKD- "a, lsokinE ~ g.ri q sesrs
- ei1a Qi bet 81 ttlt >&'lit - = sA ..s4t .f
NS.neAA thAi xSnis - t,ls ent ~ - e tAirs
lsss hass w. So - . D4rk~is. I ffssia.
EssK sA1k- AZ ass Aen.s. Ne - 1ersses
avs. AN ss4th ~ Nee'tst. tt ~.
CTS 80 uelrfA isfts llils g. -la tf ti .'.t-e
Z aste ciit asnn the frict fetlt ss.. -
.~Es saa snes A - >sis iei $50
hNeneAAH l.say4rt aiecs. feons Ase a @'-ii
IVA SAlk Mae ne~ hsuzes 80 esaiEss
Gsenae. ssasA ul Nc0eEs s'rs0iieia = Aes
1Acttrk, ls.i rrl4 ~ iat SAie QA 4aeAtiie fiAt
n4rIts az aasf ara plaess Aiss ~ iots -
tht t,,si h~iasrx pal in fars, s~re ies $40.
Aaa iAaA.hef = tie Ametlli ~ 81 hafAisi,es.-
lnas 0eit-, 81 fcafisst 30
ksoR sALk-1 have ! 81 sAss ios = onent a. new
n'ssef. ssssss = Assssei .'.s -. go, :.
s4lt. l. Il, 1rasi4. y oli&ss-si., sesooa h.eI.
LsoR sAlE-A sfess barsain faf as oDe
Na4tAE . AsN Afa ala4ur2 huHle he
eae~pesl laepefts vleAa hApiaa- Nrrs
stA'iA'.s s'S~'s. es~ as"s ss"A. hier 20
modern fuipfaN NfuieHtS. finely lHishta nearly
aeN iul ssAlao frti, 81 VIII soil eus hsi ai iol
thls pfstegts Z imerossas s.Is i-.. Terms ~.
EHoR sAEE- New li.room hoass on Terrace
4 2Yt.. between Lawn Court and fiith-afe.
fTlck -sei furnace. cenlenteo cellar under eAll1e
housf. seWcr ciis ~eicI ctstera e@s. aaniel.
Ile hearth. hay NinaaW. outside cllnlu ura. lrsf
story nniAlrd tu lsaAcicu oAt. iu1l1f ciasrs.
marble lENatoTs Giso bath tlo With hct aad
cold water. lot a0Alsa ErAaru. sUaatd. k4rd
Nasks anu concrete street rAikA YARD tul a
natural oaks. house built ~ \ a. Z materials al
threUgh price etutl 81 - frf nioOth. NfN
4-r0om house ca Paris ave-. nith al mnatrA
improvements. &ot3. 81 - pct month go pas
meats soAnt iolk ol Parls, lollc1t cue ~
rare-uFe.. ~ from >tA g. slleA NAartcs " E
Tufts. LedyArd block. fear-si entrance
kOk SALk-Ms new large house ga Terrace
ave. nearly conDleteos and wefti $50 4
enei Tor salt Tor sltAes ihfse fAflof. hal. AZ
iAllE room, alNAE -fa0in Auu Aitrtfrll 81 bed
rooms. bathroom hot and Geld waller upstairs
aud dee Ca, kas and furnaeti THE house ran no4
/ bc duplicated Tor $50 tbs lot A3oHe. al oAs4
I froni "a the crewa 81 The terrace with 4 the
I view Of the city, b. worth s1st. Nauae ~ hG-
! ehanAt. LeayaT4 bloeks corDer IL Puari ana
tttsNAS SIS .rTf
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

WHES there is demand for any
thing, this great Yankee nation will
End some way Of filing the demand
The recent policy Of the Government,
in constructing var vessels. has called
INTO existence extensive plants for
ship-buildiug and the manufacture Of
heavy machinery. There are now al
least ST Establishments in the country
where large war vessels can be con
structed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

MuRAr HAIRTEAp says that the Nc
Einlev tariff law is an end 70 the con-
fsderato form OF government and the
colonial system in this country; the
United states is &C last a nation that
stands square-toed % the vorldr' The
full force Of this remark Is seen when
We study the confederate free trade
constitution and the crude articles Of
confederation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07


County Ticket.
For state Senator
WILLIAM I. ADAMS.
For Sheriff -
ISAAC F. LAMOREAUX-
For County Clerk
JAMES > KNOX
For Register OF Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE.
Fer County Treasurer
SHERMAN +. COLS0N.
For Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES L. MCBRIDE.
Fer Circuit Court COMMISSIONER
DWIGHT GOSS.
ALFRED W0LCOTT-
For Coroners-
HENRY +. LOCHER.
DANIEL J. WALLACE
For surveyor
DORR SMELLS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

AsEkw HEwrTr sad, st the recent
Iron and Steel Congress; "T think i,
safs 70 estimate. therefore. that 10 1909
the world Vii require s5.oo0.ooo gross
tons of iron. Of which tne United states
must supply 45 per cent. ard the other
iron-producing countries The remain
der. IN the proportion q half TO Great
EritAin snd haif 70 Germany France,
Belgium snt the other smaller pro.
succrs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

II the Democracy can only devise
some way whereby every man can buy
cheap and sell dear, it will show one
good reason for It's existence. 1t has
not done go as vet.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

ACCORDING to Chairman Campau's
begging circular, the Republicans are
making desperate Efforts TO capture the
state, IN mucn the same wsy that "the
Dutch have taken Holland"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

ONE of the latest plays that has scored
3 success is Hoyt's Texas Steer" 1t
is an unsettled question which Is the
plagIarist. Hoyt or Kiigore. Both have
cot 20 the front
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
WIhANS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
& AND s TOWER BLOCK.

2 AND & TOWER BLOCK.
WANTED Male Help-2 machine hands
" sander. young man Tor farm work. WOOD
turner.
lKANTED-Fem Help Kitchen girls. !
" second girl. II giris for genera work.
dining room girls best % piscrs good wages
dining room x RE Tor out ~ city.
EOK EkCHANGE-A nice clean s.. .2oa hard
Narr STOCK Tor house and lot in city Pay
the difference.
%h5Q win buy y new room house In South
%cOO Grand Rapids. Way will YOU pay rent7
ScO,0 only. for q home on a 66sI2 lot on
S-la Is the price Tor story. 6ro0m house
CtN'o on fernandost
Slna will actually buy = nice little 6roo,n
spc"'O cottage on Coii ave. nearly lev. -le
block from cars.
5000 will buy house IN good repair. near
soJNo Lincoln PARK; lot 4a1Il.
xQ5.0 viii buy a new Groom house on Christ
gov ~. faces east.
x1pa0 Al this price we can sell you 3 ne~
s@iboN house with 6. or rooms well 10
Gated.
S1150 This Is rare hareAin. large lot sse
~; don't miss This chance.
S1Do0 Our list ~ this price is quite eKien-
sNl -tO sive. II you wait 10 buy 81 this
price be sure and see rs.
[105Q Two special bargains ~ this price
81 ZJD one on West side and one IN south
part OF city.
EARMe-We have several nice little farms 10
Il exchange for city property.
A LITTLE CASH viii buy one-half interest
n In al once business. one Of the best In the
city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

IT il not stated how many Of the
Democratic Congressmen took home
with them locks OF Tom Reeds hair.
Il is yell known, however, that no one
Of them got ms scalp lock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
He Can Go Right Ahead

The temporary injunction restrain
ing Frank s. Coleman from building a
tenement house that will shut off the
view from the windows on one side of
c. O. Smedley's residence, was dis
solved by Judge Burlingame yesterday
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
KErr your eye on McKinley's district

Why do we hear 80 much howiing
about the increased cost Of imported
goods, II the importer can charge all
that increase UP to the consumer
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

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