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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-24

TORONTO, May 24.-The 2-year-old son
of John Allen, of this city, was shot and
fatally injured by his 1-year-old sister,
with rifle which had been left loaded
within her reach
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-24
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT.
mind Round auarterly MeetinRa.

Cedar Hill, at Turnersville, May "a,
%.
Sadlersville and Adams, at Salem,
May 81, June /.
Asbury, at Grants, June Z, 8.
New Providence and Bethel, at
Bethel, June IA, Is.
Antioch, at Chapel Hill, June 81, %.
w. II. PEBBLES.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-24

The Ice Co. is making better Soda
Pop this season than ever before. Try
II. my2-2m,d.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-24

If you want nice, exhilerating bev-
erage buy case of Pop from the Ice
Co. my2-2m,d.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-24

Nice, well located residence for sale
Address box PSI for particulars.
mI7 dtW.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-24

The Ice Co. make their Pop from
filtered spring water and use none but
the best extracts. my2-2m,d.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
THE RESULT.

The peculiar idea of the Prohibition
lists, that there is an especially sweet sa-
vor of s2nctity arising from their po-
litlcal labors, and hence that their kind
of campaign work can be just as prop
erly done on Sunday as any other day,
has tendency to just one result. It's
well illustrated by the following edito-
rial taken from the Brooklyn Times, on
Sunday Campaigning"
"When our well-meaning friends, the
ProhbltiOnists, started the system Of
Sunday campaigning, We warned them
that they were introducing a very dan
gerous innovation into American pol
ltics. In France and Germany It is
considered proper and decorous to hold
campaign meetings and elections
on sundays, but IL the Uni
ted States the first day of the
week mas always been held sacred
10 religion, and the citizens who
denounced each other With all
the vehemenee of the political vocal bu-
larry during the SIX days Of the week met
in harmony on that day in consecrated
precincts aud joined in singing the
praises Of their common Father. The
Prohibitonists have changed all that
Acting on the self-complacent hypo-
thesis that peculiar odor of ssnctity
attached to their party they started
the innovation Of holding campaig gn
meetings on Sunday, and we are not
surprised to see that TammSny Hail
has followed suit.
WWc do not Ike the innovation
There il quite enough OF Sabbath desc
Grafton that is unavoidable without in
iecunr INTO the day OF rest All the .ur-
pulence and rsncOr Of heated political
csmpsixn. The Tammsny Hall dem
onstrAticn was the first OF the kind
ever held under the suspices of great
political party ia this latitude, and ne
hope i vii bc the al Let the Pro5i-
biuonists have monopoly OF THIS
kind of campz gnin7."
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

The New York Journal OF Finance
SAYS Of the effect Of the Mckinley tariff
on prices. "It is evident that IN our
own markets every endesvor i being
made, both ia the wholesale and retail
trade, 10 take advantage 0f its proyI-
SONS and advance the price Of nearly
every article entering into humaa con-
SUMPTION. but this effect i but tsrapor-
sry. The ordinary conditions which
influence trade VII very soou resume
their sway. snd those moss industrious
in the effort % produce a fictitious 10
Faton of values VII Be the greatest
losers. Whde nesrly every article
known % com mmerce a the sao5ect Of
duty. lsrxs proportion srs left un-
touched. and q far Isrzsr share, thouga
protected % the posntof excluding i'm
7ortatcn. will not - affected n tbe
:. rhte-t decree BY thst circuastsDcs. -
Tr Anotssr Issoe Is ssys, relative -
ne hue and CRY rsissd, "Tssrs = a
zr-sk deal ~ insincsrsy Or ignovaucs
a. - hsrs q ths hus ard cry rsssd
arsirst the tarl9, snd discassson
hassd spcn the sssunspton tast ths
prsess of 81 articles q conmsree wil
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
BE HONEST.

The Lansing authorities baye been
making raid upon the houses OF ILL
fame IN that city. The Republican says
that among the places raided was that
OF the notorious Kit Smith and Minnie
Bell. The former runs s. ranch over
the Hudson House billiard hall" BY
the WAY, is this the same Hudson House,
which Mr.. James NJ. Turner, the Re
publican candidate for Governor, ad-
mlts that he signed the saloon bond
for The inquiry 10 simply made Tor
lnformatlon.-Lezd
VIII the Leader be honest enough TO
state that Mr.. Turner became security
on the boud of Martin Hudson, and
that Martin Hudson is dead and has
not been running the Hudson House
for more than year? Do this for
honesty and decency's sake, even If not
10 cover up your ignorance. No editor
with q particle OF sense would talk
about mans signing a bond for a
"house." And, Furthermore, every
one who knows anything outside of
his own door yard, knows that the
Hudson House has no ranch" attach
ments. He would as soon intimate
such a thing of Sweets Hotel, or the
Morton House. Wherever that "ranch"
was, 1t was no part Of that house, for
the daughters of Martin Hudson, who
inherited his property, are respectable
ladies. The Leader, by its vile insinaa-
tions, has outvied the Free Press in
drtiness. Like ali political dirty work
the Leaders is founded on ignorance
and party spleen. And this going all
around reason and probability to stab
Mr.. Turner, is so thoroughly disgusting
respectable Democrats, that Republi-
cans are viewing the result quite
calmly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
RICH AND POOR.

There is q great deal of mock senti-
ment vented for effect in these days,
over the relations Of the rich and the
poor. A contemporary cites these
verses in its editorial column, with
apparent satisfaction and approval, as
il they voiced an undeniable senti-
ment:
None but the poor feel for the poor.
The rich know not how hard
IL Is to be OF needful food
And needful rest debarred.
Their ways are ways OF peasantneSs.
They sleep on beds OF down.
Ard they know not how weartly
The weary head lies down.
That will do for poetry, but the pro-
sale fact of American life-struggle
proves no such thing. Nine-tsnths of
the men of today were the poor men of
yesterday and they have experienced
all the inconvenience of poverty. Did
they rail at fate? Did they
curse the rich? Did they whine
over their poverty? No; they went TO
work and kept at work. Good health,
good sense and good cheer all combined
to prosper them and they are now rich.
Some shoddy upstart may despise the
condition of the poor and may affect to
forget his earlier experiences. Some
young man, who has had fortune left
TO him. may know nothing of poverty.
But those classes are far in the minority
among the rich Of America, especially
IN the Western States. Because man
is rich today is no assurance that he
will DO rich tomorrow. As the poor
man of yesterday may be the rich man
Of today, so the rich may Of today may
be the poor man OF tomorrow. Sucn
changes are constantly occurring
around Us. No one can tell just when
bis turn may come, either for better or
fo- worse. One thing, however, stands
out certain amidst all the uncertainty:
No man can rely upon change for the
better. in his earthly condition, unless
be cultivstes honesty, sobriety, and in
dustry. Those requisites every man
can have and become so far advanced
OF the way to prosperity.
Another thing every man can secure
in this country: Something to flll MS
head, if not his pockets. In this era Of
cheap newspapers, cheap pamphlets
and cheap books, there is little excuse
for ignorance. Well informed citizens
are the treasures of the State. A wise
head il better than full pocket All
knowledge IL a benefit, II for no other
reason than as discipline and an aid 70
the attainment OF the special iDforma-
ton we may some time need. Shakes
pesre aptIy says that there Is a tide in
the sfairs Of men, which, taken az the
food, leads on 70 fortune. Who 20 apt
to recognize tho iood-tids, as the man
whose head = filed with thought-mste-
RAJ and cons,ructsd thought
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
100 Doses One Dolla.

rise has been one of the factors IN pro-
duclng tue result pfophesied. On per
hAps majority Of the articles IA the
respective schedules, no action has
been taken, the duties on many have
been changed from al yalorem TO spe.
ciiic, snd as 10 the remainder there
have been more reductions than IN.
creases of rate. While it IS evident
that the purpose has been 10 make the
tariff prohibltiye as 10 some special IN
dustrles, the effect upon the manifold
forms into which raw material is
worked Will be- To diminish rather than
increase the cost of the unfinished pro-
ducts"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
WIAANS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

Telephone 49, -.-........-....-....--..-.-.. -
WANTED Fenxie help - fg ftsioIsss
Dos ttont u Az branches 81 Neft, 20 -
s4s e.i' snS .e. sest o 49, - ~. = 80
pace LAD ases fArior. ? Tower bioet
EOk sALb-A rev modern it-foeH hrusfl
large ief. newly Eoddsd nlce locality % roUtn
Laisyetts-st. oniE elo0. would De ebesp ~
&f700 VIII Buy a. s-roon house sios.y
1tVV fnifhra ssrs convenient en IroN-
81 on ToRas.s, sreon hou., "a o,s,s,.
II w ~. VII eachsnRs fof houte snc iet
IoR sAdr-only $50 fof 7-reon heuss
pastry aad eiosfts. on y a. anc-srs.s sfrs
lei ivo bore bgases could be buit % -
efnao nt1sa hsw 5-roou house 90 ErfEs
sADOV steiuoa - foiisl
5000 ieh =, s.s' 3. ~ ,l'is ,,s. sss,. %, s' n'''
k.GR fhlb- ~ scres ciaT car arr m Barr
ceuttf, ge1H frame hruses 30 ptf
se,,s'ss' - 80 ss@s, A.. sss,. 90 sirbsr
surface Dffis rel ms ne1f r. Eooc ntTfrii
one 81 ne test Pred ecinR fsrins Be- tbs -fsts
ohiF tt1 PEI are ere hal aevss veuc tsfs
house znn lot, $50. lH Teft rftfneHt bea
psr c-rf rsrfiss vssh - ~ Soufh "a te
count y iil-hssl h. 1his arm ~oalc % eh~sp
issf stfF o. ExcHkNeE-a eees s-oou
bsuss ~ HNetsonsss Eeot hfrns isFEe
LOT; eli fsts rteaEt leit q sasi ~ south tefi
- cfts J re- bouse on tssset tn.cf - nr
"a. q bsrrain : en Jstrpt t"t 81
ss1. srns isrgs e. en- hid oui cepte Difis
COOP ff'sfCFke CHtKcf-Ws hsvs rios
" e3~sr fffls sIaet 81 stapls frecffiee veii
iceatoe ir ff4 ftfr r. frrherEe frf vacant
ie's slcsnsss - fhs farsils ths esuss Invoices
at,srf fiea
3fssxFa< CHtNcFs- Fof fsle-oni7 ffE
ID z..s-s So s fs~fis'lef rrofsff steeu h<af
"a s-s rss al coeuptsd. Feof isesiltF esean
tttts rfs.ens fof sfiAnE- parties -sni 81
irsse fff tfT
rive esrarnl steers. g. eooes etsek f1slge
araf stetts. : lssrexsrs sfecks. z nstfF
efocff ff cff.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
ESTATE EXCHANGED

tSSmo AND TOWER bACNt.
DE6Ol.lA BkOS-...............Pro Propr3ctort
WANTED-Ns'e Hstp--e nachiuisfs. = rub
" btrs. fArnlsbefs cabinet maAers "a
wood cutters. Ooss II yoa srt cat of Nork
come IN.
era houseworK. chan bernaies. Iaun-
drtSs- ] steuoEraghcr
EoR SALE or EXCHANGES acres of lsno.
- miles irom the city. lsgo peaches a4
pears GO apples good buildings.
tOh hALE- 10 room mouse oR South LsfsF-
IL ette-.t. modern fnlkh cable cars fun -
the door. Pnoe t.s9J.
EN0R ENCnANGE-N acres two ufics from
a saasatuck. lop peaoh trees eesrRE. .
plum, 800 roosssrrle. seTs. g sirs sbsrrass.
good house and barn. Price sxHn
EOR sALk-f room bsuse on LSrrsve-st near
Menham-ate. near both cattle and electric
car Ines With All modern improvements
E0K fALR On kXcHANGE-sBoston Mass
Aenf y room house on kast-~f 8Arse iot
city wafer. furnace. and al hoctru improve
Mas
EoR SALE or ExcHANGE-lz acre farm Y
~ miles from city lit tm proved balance
beech and maple timber, u room briok house
large basement barn snd other cut buildings
10 exchange for city property.
E0R sALE-ll-room house on Fast Bfiees-st.
furnace. sewer. city water. corner lQt A1o
fncly fnished. price tsa1. easy terms
FOR SALE OR BXcHANGE-Sfoom hous.
and large corner Let. room Tor another
house on lot. on TIVE ersdcd streets. vita sew
ers. etc. 20 exchange Tor farm woulc assg.ne
some incumbrance.
EoR SALE OK EXCHANGE-sroon house
on 1boHxs-st.. near EAst ef.. nlley nn-
ishcd and gnst completed come and see g.
FOR SALE lots on last nrs-sf. on casy
terms or viii exchange for Improved
properly.
MONEY TO LOAN on roal and personal prop
II crty In sums 10 suit. koonst sno s. Tower
block
HOUSES and rooms 10 rent: also a H8nber o.
II good tenants -ss1tiDg 20 rent. bHEg Ia
your keys Rooms and 3. Tower , och
DFG0LIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

TIE Republicans OF Kent county are
going into the contest next Tue sday
well organized, we'll equipped and
we'll generated. Their ticket
is more than excellent and
the enthuiasm in their ranks is quiet,
but intense The work Of the cam
paign is closing up we'll, and nothing
legitimate has been left undone to en-
sure success. We shall have a grand
victory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

The tar payers Of the county VIII do
we'll % look into Treasurer Colson's dis
covsTy and statement OF how the town
.alps and wards have been heretofore
muicsed 70 the tune ~ about $500, by
the csrelessness 0f his predecessors.
The Committee on Rejected Ta1es of
the BOARD Of Supervisors, have reported
az statement correct, 40 tbs e no
fake started for election purposes.
Itis.ssrvics rendered 70 the people
wh.oh tbey vii not he apt % forget
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Tx svoluton Of The 'zFsfal dodgsT"
out Of the "httie giant" began With
Mrs Haxiett's ehallsngs and ended
18th WatkinS. Ford's tendency TO
dodge may nave beea acquired. how
ever. amoag tae hhbustesiEg Demo
crzcy of the House.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

HAruss h4s gos under saeA bead
sAy ta4t - 80 Hsk sGop ~9Fk uHtii
th@ vossz are oeanis,t, bas 4 . woEk
Of s1psFsxexzs.oa. hs sozksd cat as
-4lyatloA before Ford sas nominated.
FcTd noH believes IN pfsdssnn4tlon to
stsrnsl a-efeat
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

REazSBEk that the leg slstive affairs
oT this county could not 10 entrusted
70 safer hands than Adams. Maynard
Barnard and Fitch. There IS not poor
candidate among them, aud no county
vii be pFouder OF us legislative eontin-
gent than Kent, il Republicans hold
drm. We must elect them all.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

THERE : no telling what = man Will
DO when he Is really frightened-or n
political party either. The Democrats
ia McKinley's district are 50 afraid OF
hin, that they arc sendng bogus ped
dlers sll over the district. TO tell the
farmers what an increase OF prices the
Mckinley bill has made on their goods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Twin children Of Sex Bonmsn, So
Tor s-st
Carstxa Wagner. a. years, Grand
Rsp1 e township, typhoid rnean0n a.
2.di- Clark. II Tesrs, 30s North
Isfsvstte-st. pathss
Nstts 7s~der. as FesTs, rsorusr Paris
and Nes tay-sves., c-re5Tai tancT.
Nsl.s pa -. 7 yssFs. rs kostsr-tt
Wyoaale tovnsh 8. tTpncls fever
r. zsfeta N8sr 3 nas1 f&s. Grznd
Reads tos1srsr 81 TAR rs2sson q lan3s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

GL4Dsrosz = eGrsae Cd Ma Ter
Ensl.ss. sa1. : . - - kspsd Tor ne
&sxs e Anse<is.s tn2f be - ss4ysAsxs.
211 a1s eP,nssas ca tas 2r1 szss.
szlas k1e~s aaoEs aeoat tAxE taAn h
ssss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

CASDIE4FEs box4S snd louBg g
anlat tae cosasy ts1lag TIE peogle that
Azaass ls nsg9 . Fatzol q lad gstFy
AsaAs = soe poAts % cal tAsm lars.
81 be szhlbiss rs esrtHezts of oem-
oershlP a2a re infsrspce = iry1s stib.e
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,


Tor Governor-
JAMES M TURNER. of Inghan-
For Lieutenant foYoraor-
WILLIAM $. LINTON. OF Saginaw
Fer Secretary 8f STATE
for state Treasurer
JOSEPH b MOORE. OF Wayne.
Eor Auditor General
THERON i. GfDDISGS. Of Kalamazoo
For Commissioner OF State Land Cf1ee-
JOHN .. DkkkI. o. Otsezo-
For Attorney Genera
BENJAMIN ". HUSTON. Of TuscolA
Fer Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Ohk 81 III ~. 0f Eaton.
For Mem ber OF state Board Of Education
JAMko NJ BALL0U. OF Aliegan.
For Justice % the supreme Court
EDWARD CAHtLL. OF lnxnsm-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

lshkI-FfNAs via RI ElKkK - tass slxaf
~e<kA an4 ! xs6 fe Fsin'ts SEA fhal
Asst ief 8Ase Aiot l@Iz tssf -. ~ a rcAat
= Hte>eAt telas snt Ses T. J. >. t1ss.t-
A N4k ~he = eNralng 81 g So meata
ass ~. nai seoar< . Aoaas - pssiAk : -
- 1ehtA - .e& Ass - ehf - n.ANif "a
l.taSrl = ia - NikteuI k&1s "a as ed a.
! hkfs s&ne 81 "a Anaxs isls s. - eQafA snd
se~t ssssi f@rs cts IS - - ssott ieFs4s.
II. Y +. ksss enc sSlesnl ballslaZ ss
EeA sALE-As ] an - lsass tAf csfs xln
se. as hsDle. A. HeGtsst. Laas 81 : fes,is
eAe h-4 ee~a, n aaes Mentk,s pak netls
xtheNl tHtefesi 1a44i ai kp4sz = ~
hA.al2 So
ksoh SAlk-Ny nsw hsAe Ne q Terraces.
stee ie<t seuih ~ No2itas. oas AZ tfe
rfei1sesf sl.es Ane oesi ncsAansl hse4s a tae
&ix a. maaefH improvements AAo Tea rlons
J Aest eal deeL taf Ssrlof laHf hnatrea So
a. Sha erel Il Set <ale faf s.k4 n
tscoanAA. LtsSsf1 t.eck. reoasI ane A-A
ksoE SAEE-Neu li-raoa hoase sn Tsrr4as-
ave. between Lava tousS Aao fltih-4ft..
b'lck set t0rnhcf cttncatea c.aiaf UhatT eutife
he.lsl. srNer. O1if safets cihtcf& "a aaHke4.
TIC htsfth. t@y eaneDN eutaits Slt4I atE kfot
- - tAiSE-a "a psBe - c&k. lasiat clastA
maFble istsseFs ana bath tab rlth ocl ane
esle wafer 81 AsitA ef@Aea. soeas a@fa
ssks aac cebcrels efreft NekA s@ia TAI II
n3taFal e4ks Lea1s baat 81 Ne J materials az
thra0&t. price asea. - s. per month. Nrs
aT00E belsf ga farls aft.. VIII 81 al potra
improvements 500 oF g pef nfenfh so pas
meats AAc&uI lois ga Paris. ca lc&e kna rf.
raae-sse.. ~ ircIn So g. SOS. Charics ~.
Iaiis. iseayara hieek fearsi. entrsacc-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

NEWSPAPER men srs always shsad.
ore q them hss inst attained the pro-
pristsry hOnor Of beng killed N 8
French duel
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

THx Democrats have veii nigh sx-
bausfed their ammunition, hut 90 net
know thst thev srs licked They'll Ell
hands round and circle to ths left
usxt week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

County riekst
For state Senator
WILLIAM 7. ADAMS.
Fer SheriE-
Fer CouatY Clerk
JAMES !. KNOX.
For Register OF Deeds
NAfEANIEL RICE.
Tor County treasurer
SHERMAN 7. COISON.
Fer Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES +. MCBRIDE.
For Circuit Court Commissioners-
DWIGHT 8OSS.
ALFRED WOLCOTT-
Fer Coroners-
HENRY Z. LOCHER,
DANIEL J. WALLACE
For SurveyOr--
DORR SKEELS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
rrrrrrrE .ns rnssss erstEp

DEDrTITF-k HcfT rrv--.s ver.s1userssr..
- - 81 seuth , - sz-st-. ssere vtsecs s1e
y ~ tese1bsHine k&. - lsx -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Do-RS-Mr Ellis VII take up the thread
Of MS justice court practice next
Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

WBr did tas Prohibition commit
tee omit the "R1 from their street sign
wss & too suggestive Of Red, Raut
snd Rabeishf'
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Fosp evidently thinks this is a TIN
par campsign. re = pounding away
industTioasy. I'D wiShinE ne really
had snnsthIrg b taIk about.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

THE political straw has been thor
oughly tbvsshed. but the dust viii not
setsis for a week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Rx-RESIsTRArioS IS going merrily on,
but some may DC careless enough to
overlook 1t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Prrra DosAx saYs that TIC TElE-
osA~ HrssEp pays mors attention -
him than - AL ths other candidates.
some caudadas~s asvs some modesty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

How - Rev. = " Rsids omnibus
setting along anyway Il has ben
left - far il ne rear thst the squeak
of the wheels can no longer BE hear1.
Whip up ard Jon TIE PROCESSION once
mere. bstors is Is sversaStsagy = TO ate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Any sab-sFtesr 20 rnE TELEGRAM
HERALD ~hs fails 10 receive the paper
regularly, oF who may have reason "a
esmPlsla OF LATE delivery, ~tl oeaf~r a
special f..sr bJ iafor@ing this once Of
ths fact "a once. ssaa postal card sr call
uP teievhsas s5t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Tx Detroit FREE Press still persists
in disgusting decent Democrats. So 4
did IN var siRaes-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

FoRo Is already medisating his vale
df~forv
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

THr Leaders great Democratic veto
~ in MchiEsn. put forth a. a scoop,
viii prove the sorriess kind OF ''fake. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Asz you there, brother Weston, con-
grRtuIAting yourself on being out from
urdsrf
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

PErss DoRAS will soon resume his
lAw practice. This IS not paid "ad /"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Representative Ticket
First district
Second District
EDNtNL VI. BARNARD. Grsnd Rapids.
Third District
NoAION FITCH. Of Sparta
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

HkRRIsoS would make no mistake IN
Srsshsm for justice Of the supreme
rnllrk
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

NcELRoY has subsided, but Valentine
still mems
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

HAS our "tsriff tax" contemporary
lost "grandps's hat3''
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

NAA1kD-A xouEx n4n for geRersl efflse
" werE; APP ie4tlan muxl D. M1ar a. arfi
tngi STATE Agt n2rriea o. sinEle. charsctes ii
- sef-enNs, stt-. ste.i - &fttAtleE p4te 10
pers9aAi Application. Aaafess PrrkiGs 4 Cs
cifk. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

vt7rpTTwe NY s7TFN71oN-f - ~ aers
" rate scr ssis scar j a ~ iErftion, ofiF
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
DESIRABLE
MODERN HOME
FOR SALE!!!

Expecting to remove from the city,
l offer for sale my residence, located
on one of the best streets on the hill.
House contains parlor, sitting-room,
dining-room, lavatory and kitchen on
first floor, six bedrooms and bath room
on second, bedroom and store-room in
attic, balance of attic all foored and
large enough TO finish into couple Of
rooms. Laundry, provision room, coal
and wood room, etc, in basement.
House has furnace, gas, electric bells
and hydraulic water, and is desirable
and complete in every particular, hav-
ing been arranged and built for home.
Lot is GO by $50, or larger if desired.
For further particulars address the
owner, q, Box 10, care TELEGRAM
HERALD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

tVk "a IA lads Nin dispose 81 az elegant
new 81 plane much less fbkn cesi ~ 3
cash customer esq ~ obi lsafious icrsses LtI
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once. Cal ~ Third ave sl5
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EoE SALE-Chesp. - horse power boiler and
engine. nearly new. With fnruace. sritluE.
etc. complete. lnSuire 81 4. (. 1nNlag, phone
al. ls5lf
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

EepresentatiYe rlckei

>'' CHARLES ". Watkins. OF Kent
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

WANTfn-A nan with So aplta a. iurest
IN good pssing basiaess. Adartss
d. beK 6 tals efree. A<
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
EEAI EslAqE oo0ErEY.

A CHANCE Ia . AIe tine Scr a mka Nith
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WAk1ED~foTcmsn fer cutting Department
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saod inaiber sna TIE drying ana srieetiGx of
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m.n . hhe oFpoFtunify 10 The right man
Address gixinf experience aud retcrcDees
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