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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
He Wants His Money Back

Charles Jsndorf has filed q bii of
complaint in chsnoeTy cut against
Edward II. Patterson and Austin 7.
stone. He sets forth iu TIE h.I that he
had $50 10 money and that Patterson
came 20 him with 3 scheme for hiE
deal IN real estate. he persuaded oon-
plsinaut % invest hIs money in piece
Of and that Re represented a. ~ dirt
cheap a. 5000. Jsud0rf claims that he
followed his advice and invested his
money. Patterson agreeing g. pat in a.
equal amount, sDd the two were 81 be-
come lolnt owners. A mortcsFe vss
gwen Tor the balance II the purchase
money. Jsndori claims that be has
q discovered that Patterson has never n-
vested q cent in the desi and that
the owner 81 thr property asked For u
vas $500. He ssks - have the dffen-
danis restrained firm disposug ~ thr
iaud - the mortgage uuta be has Oh
tanned p hearing in TIE court
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
PURELY PERSONAL.

Clinton S. Osborne is home from Ann
Arbor.
Hubert w. Wood is hcme for the
holidays.
Walter McBrien has gone East for
Christmas.
A. d. Rathbone, Jr., is home from
Ann Arbor.
The Orchard Lake boys are home for
the holidays.
James Hughart has gone 70 Florida
for the winter.
Miss Myra Wonderly has returned
home from school.
Mrs. c. J. Reed has gone to Chicago
10 spend the holidays.
James Bennett j. home from Yale
College for the holidays.
Thos. Faulkner, of San Francisco, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. I'd. d. Msgoon, Of Muskecon.
Is visiting friends IA thls city.
J. VI. Ballou, Of Otsego, was in the
city last evening on his way 10 Lansing.
Miss Rosa Haydens, Of Ann Arbor. Is
the guest Of her brother, Wm. Hayden.
Bishop Gillespie will conduct services
at st. Paul's Church, Muskegon. CHRIST
mas.
Mss Nettie B. Nelson and Alice G.
Doyle are home from the Normal
school.
Arthur w Baker. of the Boston
store, was out yesterday after e weeks
serious illness.
Miss Pearl Rumsey, Of Pine-st. leaves
this morning 70 spend Christmas with
friends N Muskegon.
]. Msrston Nelson, has retured from
Sewanee. having graduated from the
University Of the south.
". r. Sherman. principal Of tbe BAY
City High school, q sPending tie holi-
days with his parents IN this city.
President Clute, ~ the Agricultural
College. a at the Morton. He - on
program at TIE tescherE convention.
Mss Edifh Russell. of south Bend
Ind. is in the city spend nE the hoh-
days with Mss Nay Pratt, of NIntb-
ave.
NJ. sn6 Nrs 7. q. Fitch hsvs gone 70
Detroit to spend Christmss wits their
con. They Wi then e to FLORIDA for
the vnter.
Grs. ur = n Bridgusn and dsueb-
ter Mss Lena. have returned from
Muskegon, where thsy we're the g8ssts
Of Nrs T. a. Barton.
Secrefsrv E1och tndrus r. TIE
Barry county Dosrd ~ school srsrs-
insrs. ard Hfs. Are ATTENDING the STATE
7 teachers Assoc stlor meeting
Misses Ess srd Jennie Corrs1 sssf.
~ Eew York wa0 have been vstrr
NJ sr5 Hrs. ~ Fl T1ePuvter a-.e ofnsr
frlsr5s n t1.s city, rstgrne3 home ves
terdsy
M-s Rsv. Roseus1. - Ere. Pa. is
vlsfng sr aaog fef. Mrs E. ~. Iet-
never. of II svcsnarrs-sl wr Poss-
nsg rss fermsrF rsttf ~ Temple
Ersrne
u Jos. PrrposgsT su1 brother. q.
u Pr-posEer. resi ss1ste dealers. -
CsTo sfs srert ~ tas hrssvs
Tr trey Hsrsts Mr. srs ~ Ar
1rsw frsposssT. af "a Tarasr-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
MAKE No ERROR!

IfyOu have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once to DIR. >.
Clay Todd, 43 Monroe-st
room 4, Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will save YOU much eX-
pense aud loss of time. DIR.
Todd's hospital and other
experience in foreign cOun-
tries, together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries,
and 20 years special prac-
tice in the largest cities in
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless cases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
corRrHHooKDs

Crpcrr-Ths People "a Wm puftes,
information Tor keeping saloon orsn
Cn SaneaT coriir2sd over the tnrrn.
The Tseursia rs Jerome Coffr irforrua-
tor far keeprg ssloo7 opsr or Sun
6av- serfnrCaf r. 9aF . fire ~ So
sna corts s1D.75. or ~ confined srfT
ssTs 81 lslL bon. ~ r purch. fades
-Arcrev 7. Eeewea "a Hnrsof ~
Ca.ds trssusss- IN tra Mrrs p.
Bsseofk 80. Jofn p. Hehoo.E srefos
decree granted - ooEnps rant
srfFF1aR Hor = A. BuT ursnns
Iuegs-fn rs oG.sn n, etc. ~ >ontn
MOIST. ira affeurasd e. i'scern.
fer 89 In fe 7erors ~ ths ro1ri
r.ra ~ r1aef errnssf unt Fsrusrv =.
fst1 81 20 orser ~ an8 fritusIar of
Aliens ira resumed Ths cfr ~
Grand Rsnls ~E Wn. 7 Powers n
rrsnerrr furter nearlrE rDsf ral.ef
r-t1 Deer aer ~ Hsrr Hsuusf "a.
T-F- Hammer in rcaureYT. rcr fsfr -
proceed lnzs gr6srs1 eseon trgs1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
SQUARE DRAL ASKED ron
niecsris ReAd Opponents nss strive 40
Ssasleh the HatsrpfiAs-

nteesrie Read Opponents nss strive 40
s4asteh the natsrrfiAs
Attorney Mfssel.us Save that the
advocates 1T the consolidated street
car lines on the City Couacl are
apparently determined g. choke oA tie
granting Of franchise e. ths Reed :
Lake Electro company, Il possible. II
they cannot succeed in k.llng the
ordinance proposed, their scheme is go
load Il down wiiA conditions Ill ihe
company refuses - accept it ~ame
even 81 30 iAr az o. clam that the conl-
nanA should be INSIDE o. improve The
Whole width ot lulion-sL. including
curbstone, CUTTERS, etc
member oi the company
said last evening that the inl-
posing Of such condition would
be entirely beyond reason The coni-
pany j. willing 70 DO even more than
the fair thing Us stock holders were
not professional street railway builders.
They were ANXIOUS 10 bulld a flrst-Class
road and We're ready to accept ala
reasonable conditions They were well
assured that the pubiic Was anxious lof
a quick direct lne, cheaper fare aud
competition 10 the lake. They believe
mat the majority 81 the council ls dls-
posed 10 act fairly 10 the matteT and
not 70 impos e conditions gotten up for
the purpose OF killing an enterprise ap-
proved by almost every citizen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
A HITcHING POST FIGHT.
A Medical PrActitionsr Does" a Real
Estate Dealer.

Medical Practitioner Does a Real
Estate Dealer.
An exciting little mil took place on
Canal-st. ia front Of the Loveu block,
yesterday morning, between a doctor
and real estate man. The latter got
the worst OF the fist.cuff encounter, but
has taken the matter 10 the courts IN
the hope OF more equitable adjust
ment. Or. Best. Or. Cstlin and John
A. Caster are tenants of the same bulld-
ing. The former, 10y special permission,
placed an iron hltchlng post AZ the edge
OF the street for the exclusive use II
himself and Or. Cathn. Caster made
Catln angry by persstenty.hitching hls
horse 10 the physicians post lester-
day Dr.. CatllD united Casters horse
from said post snc led HIM aside.
Caster came down stairs eKcitedlv
and started TO fight it out. He dlscoF-
cred, however, that ms iocman WAS un-
expectedly trained in the handling II
hls dukes" and withdrew 10 20 time
with q spinning hrsln and two black
eyes. Later he got out a warrant for
assault and battery, and supplemented
Il with q civil su.tf0r personal damages.
commenced before justice HydoTn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
NEARLY FINISHED.
The Anen-st. Case VIII Go 10 the Jury
This Morning.

The Anen-st. Case VIII Go TO the Jury
This Morning.
The arguments ia the Allen-st open
ing case are finished, each eide Gccept-
ing al hour and q half. Wm. Alden
Smith and I. D. Barry divided the
time for the defense. and the city at
torney opened and closed the argu.
menL Mr.. Smith paid City Attorney
Taylor fine complement for the mas
terly way IN which be had handled tie
case, tut contended that the small sd-
vantages 10 be gained for few md vio-
uals by the opening Of the street were
entirely inoommensurate with the e.
pense and advantage that would accrue
20 the various railway companies. Be
cOntcnded that u was pet scheme ~
Alderman HauseT's, snd that 10 one
else would care a pIcayune whether the
street was opened or not.
The Judge Will charge the jury this
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
In Superior Court.

The trial of tlle South Unlon-st. open
ing case has been adjourned until De-
cember 80.
The superior court jury IS excused
until January 5.
A further hearing OF the dock-hne
case Will be given on December %.
The contempt proceedings in the
Hammer divorce case have been dis
continued.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

SYMPToMs-MoistuTe; intense itching
and stinglng: most at night; worse by
scratching. II allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE's
ONTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and IN ncst cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail, tor 80 cents. DR.. Swayne Il
Son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
II Will Paw His Fine.

VIM. Van der Putte, who is under
bail to appear for trisi in the circuit
court, for selling liquor on Sunday, has
been called 10 Holland 10y the death Of
his father. The case has been continued
over the term. His father Is said 10
have left a large estate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
Ther Are Two Again.

Mime ? Bslsc0ck was granted DE-
cree of divorce from John ? bsboock,
fn Judge Burch's court yesterday
Tie decree vas granted on the Ground
r extreme cruelty. ard the comp.air.
at vas ven trs custody # her two
children.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24


The seooaa presentation of "Rius-
hs4fd. j.. a. Powers AL eseniag lelt
= mueh betier impression th4n tuag 81
Nonaay n,gat The seenery was az in
pave and i w3s moyea wiIAoQt hltch
~ delay of any kina. Tie production
was smooth and tie company w3s
sprtes and entbaslSSt,c. Mata mere
Stleniion eAs gisea &C. tas groupings
ant t4b.eau Iae sceacry = nseea
handsome, AID FIoWs Ia attract senrss
Through lae reflection of tue calcium.
The COMPANY a. l6rEe Ont. aud
Ni.eu toey hh tae stage rn mssss
the ple4Gre iorntea ls indeed beN laeg-
l0S, Nlth spanEies 2ImoEs aud COS
TUNES ~ ever fashion aDa hue Toe
spec Altles introduced afe chlefis toplszl
songs. wnlie the ballet. led ~ Allie
f4ris, Tie famous premiere, - QUE az
the most taxing aud attractive features.
There Wlll bs no matinee today iNo
performances VII be gwen TOMORROW.
Christmas day, tor Which there h9s
been very large demand Tor seats.
Pat Rooney and his admirable com
psny OF singers are giving great salts
faction al kedmond's this week The
quartet ls one OF the besi that has been
here ln many day, and the dancing
OF tie only Fat ls reoemsndod until he
has 20 beg 10 bo excused. Matinee %.
morrow, Christmas
A complaint was made 70 the TfIE-
SRAM-HERALn 10 the effect that tie
lights in Powers Grand were turned
out last night before all of the audience
were out Of the theater. lt is stated
that large number Oi people were LETT
70 hnd their why out 81 the dress circle
IN the dark, and that number OF
ladies' had their dresses torn, whiie
Others stumbled and lostled against
each other, causing CONFUSION and some
lii-temper. lt is certain that Manager
Hickey viii BEE that Il viii not occur
again.
Frank Mayo, after an absence of
several seasons, viii return tc NrSnd
Rapids FOR an engagement OF two
nights at Powers, next Tuesday and
Wednesday. Mr.. MAYO viii appear IN
ms new play, 'Nordeck. and the im-
mortal David Crockett"
The "Messlah' was rendered IN Hart
man Han last night hy the "Oratouos," "
under the direction OF A. III. Norehead.
An extended notice Will be gwen IN the
Sunday issue.
At the Christmas matinee at the Ly-
ceum theater every child who has re-
served seat Will be- presented with a
tOy, and this, with the strong company
playing there, Will be attraction enough
10 fill the house. The toys Will be On a
large tree, and the lucky holders Of re-
served seat coupons will receive a
Christmas souvenir.
Notwithstanding the many attractions
at the various theaters this week, the
business at Smiths opera house con-
t'nues 10 be very large; and II should
be, as the attractions there are all first
class. Matinee today and every after
noon this week. Performance each
evening
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Ladies are cordially invited 10 visit
Mss II. Z. Matthews Corset and Dress
Reform Parlors, 2s Monroe-st., and ex-
anime the latest Improvements in
dress; also Patent Closet Fixtures, HalPs
UnequaIed Dress and Skirt Forms, Nc
Calls Glove Fitting Patterns and
Fashion publications.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Go to the old reliable Fish and Oyster
House of f. j. Dettenthaler, Monroe
ST., for your Christmas Oysters. Game
and table luxuries. He has the best in
the city. Telephone l63. Goods sent
TO any part OF the city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

magnificent new line of Moquettes
and smyrna Rugs, worthy of your in
specton, have just been placed on sale
at Smith * Santord's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

For Christmas turkeys, call at the
Central Market, ll3 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Novelties in musical instruments at
j. A. J. Freduch's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
Christmas Luxuri.s.

Best Japan tea IN one pound fancy
basket at Hatch's only 80 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Best Japan tea in one pound fancl
basket at Hatch's only 50 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

For Christmas turkeys, go TO Central
Market, ll3 MonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Open evenings until after Christmas.
NELSON, MATTER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
piles! piles. Itching piles.

Christmas meats at Central Market,
ll3 MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

For Christmas meat, go TO Central
Meat Market, ll3 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Choice oranges at Hatch's, 20 and %
per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
Mouth organs at Friedrich's.

Fine turkeys at Central Meat Market,
113 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
FOR MANY YEARS DIR.
TODD HAS CURED
CONSUMPTION.

FORr WAYNE. Ind. Sept II. lS72.-For the
bencat OF those VINO think CONSUMPTION in
curab G. | will make a statement OF my cure:
On the III of last March was taken with the
Lung Fever. or as the doctors called IL. y euro
Pneumonia. / vas attended by one whom /
had considered the most eminent physician
OF this city tor three months and a ha T. during
which time be employed i've other physicians
As counsel. For about three weeks / thought
/ Was getting better. when an aOsc Ss began TO
form in my left lung. aud The physic ans pro-
nOunced lt Quick Consumption. fIon Tn 5
time | failed rapidly and ra> led from pint to
q quart OF phlegm and matter each day. and
had Night SweatS. By the 20fh Of June | had
got s. weak tnat / could not 1T a glass of
water o. ms mouth and was confined 10 my bed.
was reduced TO "A ske etOn except my legs and
feet. which were greatly swelled. Atthis time
my wife seeing Dr. ;. c ay T9dd's circular. EN-
ployed him. and | am free 10 say imp owed
steadi from the time | con mencet taking his
medicines In three days the swelling had
gone out of my limbs and in three weeks |
WAS able 10 be up and walk out doors little.
and In ten weeks was able TO walk twJ miles.
and felt as well as / ever did. Now | wa from
three 10 four miles each day, neither cough nor
spit. / have no pain and think my lung
healed perfectly.
JOHN A MILLER.
22 W. CreightOn-ave FL. Wayne, Ind.
Mr.. Miller now W. ighs l75 pounds.
NlT. VI liler is over 30 years old.
Mr.. Miller was cured over Is years ago.
This shows that consumption can be per
manently cured by DR.. 5. Clay Todd.
People are going between here and Fort
Wayne ever day. Get some friend to call on
Mr. Miller and learn the particulars Of his
cure. IL was the talk OF the town for months.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

As 0as RsSsFs Aee4t tAs Atassees a. ee
kisslaszks ~ Ehis sa4ee.

=
hislasaks - Ehts ss.ss
When ss suter f1s 1cssaess estat1lst-
msuss ot tAe i9uIafs kass q tsss etg.
4ua gsse n pts 40 eoo1sg a. laeir
slraDsS eestaasss. nSu-tfs<k sr.tug
&uI queer eeeeE&t.N-zs. las Q1esslQl
naturally srses;
what beaenles u thelf pruftse
T. certainly = nal spsut ~ elothes
f0rnilare ~ fQssa. 4nQ lasy have 40
.afgs saTpaas is tne szYIaes tAaks. Is
Gss tsea s1ggested that rieh ana f8ra
dei.gaeles. a. bard si3eSl Pudding or
tf'easse1 rats A9ers, ztsorb the rlcnes
~ fhese kogats ~ The soSp-sl1s.
= g 90.
lFs the same old story" English
syndicate 80 szKs report. kgeTY
ulr = eleau Coilsr ls pat on ellnk goes
. com INTO the hank of louaon- but,
however, faF-fea0bi0g syndicate may
TX, there : Qne thing IL can neyer mono
peliEs-tbe sehes and pans taat are an
Unfortunate bilthugnt % the human
race. There's one way, however, la
which they cas- be controlled. and for
tunAte ls the man or woman who kn0Ws
n bat means 10 pursue when lhe head
weary brain ulIers is protest against
oyer-woFk and oveT-sOrTy. That means
i Paine's Celery Compound = pure
pleasant and potent food for the BRAIN.
nerves, and blood.
People OF the highest social standing,
eminent members Of the learned pro-
LESSONS, and successful business men
strongly endorse this scientific prepsra-
ton, not frOm heSgsay evidence, bat
from personal knoWiedge of rs re-
markable cursuye power.
Ii is no ordinary sarsaparlla, bitters,
tonic or stmulant, hut contains true
food properties for starving nerves, ex-
haused train, and weakened systems.
Zithers al j. A Friedrchs.
French cream candy al Hatoh's. 20
cents pc. pound, 5 boxes Tor 90 cents.
For Christmas meats of all kinds, go
% Central Neat Market, ll3 Monroe-st.
Win have plenty Of celery OF fine
favor al NJ. {. GoOssens.
The best place to buy Christmas tur-
keys and meats, llS Monroe-st.
Christmas presents al j. A. j. Fried
rch's.
French cream candy at Hatch's, 20
cents per pound, 3 boxes for 80 cents.
Select Social Club party at simmons
Hall, this evening, December "a, for
members and their friends.
Choice oranges at Hatch's, 20 and %
per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Music Boxes at Julius A. j. Fried
richs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Guitars at julius A. ]. Friedrich's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Music Boxes at J. Al. Friednch's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Select Social Club party at simmons
Hall, this evening, December "A, for
members and their friends.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

The Messiah" was rendered in Hart
man Han last night by the "Oratoros,
under the direction OF A. III. MoreheSd.
An extended notice Will be gwen IN the
Sunday issue.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Notwithstanding the emany attractions
at the various theaters this week, the
business at Smiths opera house con-
tinues 10 be very large; and II should
be, as the attractions there are all first
class. Matinee today and every after
noon this week. Performance each
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Frank Mayo, after an absence of
several seasons, Viii return 10 Grand
Rapids Tor an engagement OF two
nights al Powers, next Tuesday snd
Wednesday. Mr.. Mayo Will appear IA
ms new play, "Nordeck. and the lm-
mortal David Crockett"
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

French cream candy at Hatch's, 20
cents per pound, boxes for 80 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Christmas presents at J. A. j. Fried
rch's.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-31

,t.,a- ~. t.,.,,.o.t ,,,,,. .h,,,.
tIuV' ,I ,iGe,, - u''.u ,i, nv. ~ ,'.,i "UYiuS
iiuu sso WnS,. ,opno,'1 o,,no,'.
I bavo 70 admit ,hSro ia s6r1c s"r, Cft,,,fb r.,
NO, N,.rnoSitio,, n,,t ,,.nnt 60 o,,ai,.,. T. -
iitto III II tbosS nronlc ,,,ilI lnnlg int, tho
rerords fbay viii apd tbnt il il {ust t,vo ,,ai
Ions nor cnnitn. Wnhave today icorncd nor
to pct nuitS co dr,nlt ana we ouit ON ,vhisiyy
and have taken something moderate. like
beer. We only drank lust half the amount of
whisky that we did ten or twelve wears nro:
but we have taken more beer. and he adds
beer onto It, and computes it as If it were so
much whisky consumed ANY temperance
man knows that any Temperance preacher
knows that; and If he did not explain that TO
you and tell YOU that when he talks. he ia
simply dcCeiying you or foolingy YOU And on
that matter have heard SO much said about
this great United States of ours going to hell
at great rate, simply because of this liuuor
traffic, lwant to tell this audience, and in that
! want to speak for America that this great
nation Of ours stands today the peer If not the
superior of any other nation on the top of
Gods foot-Stool, Applause | tell this
same people that over in Italy they drink over
two gallons per head Of liquors where in the
United States they drink one. Go over to
England, and where You get twelve gallons
OF drink you have got thirty-thrce over
there. Go TO France, and when YOU have but
twelve gallons per head here YOU have TWEEN
ty-thrCc gallons per head over there Go to
Germany, 20 to Austria, TO France to Italy,
United States, where men can live and where
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-31
Very RcliabicI0 Statistics.

EXErED, Mob, July 80 the Editor of
The BEE,--In reading the Beatrice debates
find the following in Prof. Diciiies argument
printed in THE BE Tuesday:
The next is j. a. Becman, treasurer Of Os-
borne county: "Prohibtion is a glorious sue
cess, aud is enforced as well as any other
statute. We have no saloons or joints The
disappearance of drunkenness and drinking
for beverage purposes is almost totally abO-
ishcd. The tax rate has been decreased per
cent. Our property is assessed at about one
fifth in value. Paupcrism has been decreased
We have better class of people, Hundreds
that used to spend their money for liquor are
now sober honest and industriOus.n
for nearly year charged with embeZ2lcnent
Very truly, PRouIB.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-31
About Empty Jaiis.


Roscwater, in his speech at the Beatrice
ChautauQua, showed that there are more
empty iais in Nebraska than Iowa or Kan
sas, those III liity-two counties at the present
time having not "A single inmate; that we
have smaller per cent Of conylcts in our
pcnitcntiary and fewer inmates of asylums
than Kansas or Iowa. The contrary state.
mcnt has done service long time Tor the pro-
hibitoni5ts 1t is interesting TO know that
Ncbra lta is great deal better than it has
been pictured.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-31
Prcf,r Fiction TO Facts.

On Saturday and Monday last there were
heated discussions on the prohibition ques-
ton held at the Beatrice Chautauqua grounds,
Although Messrs. Rosewater and Webster
gave abundant reasons and figures to sup.
port their position, those attending the dis.
cussion decided in favor OF the prohibition
side OF the question: They seemed TO prefer
fiction 10 facts
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-31
TIL cir Chcrishcd Homes.

tNcVcllNt county JOuilldL
The arguments OF Messrs. Rosowator and
Webster ut Beatrice this week against prohi.
bition were Of the most satisfying kind.
Even the rankest amendment people must
admit that the editor Of THs BEE is most
formidable opponent 70 thsis ehsrished hopes.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-31
DiC'Sic's Fiction Refutcd.

TOPEKA, Kan, July :, lS90,-E Rosewater
Dear Sir: The valuation for 1889, last in,
is $3.50, sl5, 073,49, and is probably 80 per cent
of real value. Yours truly,
L. MCCARTHY, Auditor of State
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-31
A NIERITED REBUKE.
Mr.. Dickie Scored For His Ungentle-
manly Conduct.

fINfITy NVTNWNNs
regret exceedingly to be compelled TO
take exception in a postscript letter to Prot
Dickie's course as spokesman OF the
supporters Of the prohibition amendment
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