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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
PROM SHELBY.
Masonic Matters Business OF the Rank
Whipping a Woman


Whipping a Woman.
Special Correspondent 70 TFLFgasE-liERatD
SHELBY, &icn., Dec. 24.-The Shell
by Masonic Lodge elected the following
named officers. W NJ. a. 4. Moore.
s w. W. Myron Gardner. ! W. a. r.
Mckunon Sec. j.. r. Mcclure. Treas.
Hugh Johnson, Tyler. r. w. Hutchin-
son. The lodge viii have banquet
and free supper on 81. Johns Day
-. g. Oaks has purchased the Watson
banking interests AT CoopersvIlie.
CoOpersvilie vii Get 2 good banker
Cnas Churchill. the now cashier in
the shelby hank. is filing the position
creditablY-
warrant e ont for An Ocsana
county sChool man for whnpng a .s-
obed eut large g.rl ''toO severely, tbe
parents Say.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
BOLD BURGLARS.
They Gag a wa;chman and Rob a Safe
az Peoria.

at Peoria.
Peoria, ILL.,, Dec. 24.-At O'Clock
this morning the safe of the Oatmeal
Mill Company was blown open and
robbed of a large amount OF money.
Watchman Phillip Smith, who caught
the ''gophers' III their work, was
bound, sack put over his head and
tied IN a chair, guarded IN the mean
time by 4 revolver. The safe is literally
ruined and the party OF safe-blOwers
numbered either four or five. The
WatChman was also robbed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25

According 10 The custom established
by Major s b. Watson. deceased, Mrs.
Watson yesterday sent a ton Of -four 80
police headquarters. The patrol
wagons distributed Il about the city.
bringing gladness and comfort t. many
of toe poor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25

Notwithstanding tie nnfavorshe IN
Winter Goods special sa
attracted hundreds OF display
markets and Jackets The hi
offered IN the and the that desirable
are offered to makes he sale eoin only.
deennsd 70 reduce stock great eglea cur
effort SPRING a COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25

offers every yard Of BLACK SILK in our
reduction @ prize ailht present
item OF interest many very accent
Christmas Gift and the inducements ploes the
pattern comparatively Inexpensive.
SPRING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
our RIBBON Sale.

If enjoy busy and
RIBBON COUNTER taking advantage bargains
Ribbons marked price, IAhons
demand, opportunity like tnis seldom
SPRING ! COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Tho slightest prick let's all the wind
ont of the McElroy vind-bsg. A cor
respondent 10 the Detroit Tribune,
punctures It thus:
To tho Editor Of the Tribune:
am intensely amused IN reading Nc
ElrOy's latest screed against Turner.
His objection % reducing the cost Of
water 10 the Institution for the Blind
OF s6 or g per day = that IL would IN
volve the expense Of laying pipe 300 or
400 feet and tearing up the lawn, prob
ably cost So.
Relative - The milk question he saws
the extra cost OF milk was owing to
there not t~ing proper facilities 10 keep
&c. Ss thc Institution waS receiving 1900
quarts per dav." I would have fur
usshed them \ tank suitable 70 hold the
quantity for 80 aud thus saved the
State SlS oer day. IL does not seem TO
have occurred 20 HIM that cows are
MIXED twICc each day. and half Of the
Quantity coult have been delivered IN
tae morning and the other half IN toe
evening At t1e same price.
have no trouble in getting my milk
nlau 20 deliver me morning ard even
inE without extra charge. and if he
shOuid charge extra for the two delv-
sries / could buy an extra pan or tank
= hold ltsnj ssvs the extrs charge.
Wy mpre <si0u ls thar al If Mc Elroy's
sI.,-afons agl usl Tencr. are about
a. f1r-fetched. and The people of Mich
i-ea w,Il hury tois infamous slanderer.
tae Free Press. and the Democracy
"a fa - eco maj iouty. G.. :. 4oTr.
Detroit. oct. l0.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Sr.sr. = Nsaass sseaizE. 0ctooer Is.
s1eAksrs. FreS 4. A4saAES az AIiree y :.
estt
k,cxFozp.--f faes<4s ssensaE. ocseser "a.
ss<akers. s4&Ee = u AsssAea sEe Pres a.
Nsgax-a
Atfsxs Sr.rsos. ~ saassass evening Gcsc-
- s. spe.ksrs. ~, Al4sa S4lss sne geAs
4 hsseenst.
ns Al Is~a HAL Neaaes2as osssbes
IS CeL = \. EsLNaa. AsiEs2 Nsiesss AAs
sEeefs
SaSB LAsn Thars4Ay. oetseer Ass hea
.sssrss 4 fArr ana Mcsseouse h4a4y.
CANxos S1ssr i&ks hAA Iaars4ss. 0cteeeI
l.. Col- & N DcI&nG AifreS Nsleesg Az
egherN
Iowsli-- Frsdsy ssssiag octeoer =, Hsn.
Gesfgs A KArr sns SeA4ssr syeFAnt hes
selias
6kaNpvuaE.-P Friday eseniuE October =
speakers. a. l. DuahSm and "m- Aidea
-mith.
Nokrs PkKs FAYglsos. SATURDAY. Afternoon.
October Is Charles ~. Wafktas haa. 0eorse
Fsrr and IA T. Adams.
AlFo.-SaIurdsy eseaing octeeer IS eena-
tor Sy6rAnt y esselius ana others
BawKs CsxfkE.-Meaass. October - speak.
srs. uen. John 7. Rieh. Mm. T. Aeans snc
James b. Mcbride.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

One OF our Democratic contempt
rsries, engaged at the present IN scare
work principally, gives soul-harrOw-
ing view OF the musical trade under
the influence Of the Mckinley bill from
the standpoint of local dealer. Musi-
cal merchandise has gone up, his busi-
ness has gone up and his Republicanism
has gone up. If his merchandise. his
business and his Republicanism were
AL 50 delicate as TO be swept away by =
tariff law which makes no material
change in the rates and increases his
free list, then they were not worth
saving, and ne had better turn his at
tention 70 something else. His case
Is the same old story of a wholesaler S
grab game. Here is \ statement of the
real facts in the case Of musical mer-
chandise:
Tho manufacturers of musical in-
struments have sent out circulars mark
ing up the prices of their goods, alleg-
ing that this has been made necessary
because Of the new tariff law. This is,
IN great measure, on their part q leap
In the dark. Ii probably is fact that
the exact rating OF duty upon musical
instruments can not be determined
until there shall have been some new
importations and the point shall have
been raised. This IS due 10 the fact that
these articles admit of different classi-
tication. They may come IN as manu-
features OF steel IN part, rs under the
wood schedule under the head OF va
neers as cabinet work, as inlaid orna-
mentatiou, or as IN the basket clause of
the ditferen. schedules. They are not
specifically enumerated by name, and
are therefore subject to be classified IN
different ways by different appraislng
officers. But 10 can be said that II they
are TO be classified as they have fol-
wears been, there does not seem TO be 4
good reason for an increase IN price
| In fact, some of the articles which en-
ter into the manufacture of musical in.
struments have been put upon the free
| list. The manufacturers OF pianos ccr.
tainly ought not TO complain OF the new
tariff IN some respects. Mahogany
rose wood and the finer grades of woods
which constitute in part their raw ma
/ tcral, have been put upon the free list
/ There has been no material change II
| the rates of the new law as 10 those
parts OF musical instrument which
/ Will naturally come in the basket claus,
I OF the unenumerated articles. The cat
/ gut strings for musical instruments ar,
/ also on the free list. There has been Al
/ increase in veueers."
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12


TIE felseo Ezs1l ssta4kss The u2A-
e.oas st1sek "a Jaaaes n. TUreeE ~
abeat .s tFae ssss Yalee. Il ssss
~fexteEatsly TIE Ifemosratae esm-
"a gn ~ si41.lss g&ek fassa sG Ase1i-
ssa nsEaI eS4 al t0e kspafl <Ans
bare ulRt every fslss ana nelt Gus
charge a s.leh = Ha4unef a. D1gs1 bza x
eosls 9sioa - Fae.f eutaors an1 dsa19E-
a. .zat ea - tre D<tssserag.e Dzfty. ~
stfens azt tas ta1s sss "a fSl 4xfaeS u
Turner. tl4s Republican D0mlDxe Tor
Governor, that ealy ~ fS..e 2ua
"a aeious repFsss1 skloas d,a toe
h1utto1s OF Qslf nelgn boring state hoDe
a. win. fae Detroit frve Press became
the Niisag cbAunel lhFoQkh sehch sn
eK-suprK KlDt<Eds lt of state lnsI .tulloD,
81 ph5eh Nr iuner sas = trustee.
coHld prlDg grave charges against the
Republican g1beru atDrai CAn1 date
Ar. lUEneF did uot rush ia aaa make
an .mmsa ate reply, bat wsited unit
&c szs backed b affdasits, wben he
0yerw helmed his aecuser zna crushed
nlm uadsF the Ight OF evidence. II
= = 1 sAslEous bsos % Michigan Demo
cTats. Aaa 20 the Free Press. The
charges were or par with THAI motor
iOus i0ggeTy Of tie Norey letter. bat
uuhke the n4n who promulgated the
latter, the Michigan Democrats were
alLoge tHeT too premature"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure. f. J. CHENEY & Co., Props,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last - years, and be-
hcve HIM perfectly honorable in all bus
mess transactions, and financially able
to carry out any Obligations made by
their firm. WEST & TRUAX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
WALDING. KINNAN q MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken inter-
nalIy, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

TIE az. sh.eh Lhe legislators we're.
perhaps. tie Hlost searfel 2boaEs shs
ioeal optsaa a.. hAs passso tae aery
oxasai q ne SsspEeme GoaFt Wasn
thefeFmsr e1s sueca nsed 20 tat erd>al
Eae cry vent - tron PreAlaiGi0assss
thzt Is wzs paFposely made detective
by the kep1osiean party. That err
sTal~d bas At1s kst elsctea knd the
p~0Fle slscted a legislature sl.il asoFe
strongly RePaoaean taan Is preeeees
saF. ARothef loetl eptson laa vas
PASSED and p4ssea - geod fsish- II ass
now heen sustained. Just.es Morse als-
senung.
Hhat sss considered - some, - the
weak DoiHt IN the statute, : tae proyi-
ssoa aalaOnEng another bo'iy e. sas-
pead the 0peIatien Of a general statute
u the Lex stature. Tn. must 0e done
IA sonie -ay, When county
determines 20 regulate the h-
quor uaric withln Is hound
aries in = manner different from tie
rest OF the state. II ba3 already been
teeided IN snis State that les slstv-
power cannot &c delegated 10 the peo-
pie. They eann0g. ox tnsiF vote, ex-
cept in the case Of general banking
law. iafuse life into a statute. The
question: arose whether the people Of a
county could deprive, by their vote,
a general statute OF is lie. Since the
constitution authorizes the Legislature
10 confer local legislative powers upon
boards OIL supervisors, advantage was
taken OF that provision 10 make such
board the medium OF suspending the
operation OF the general law IN the
county. Whether the Supreme Court
wol. look upon that authority a. Gov
cred by the constitutional provision,
vas question IN the minds OF many
The question = finally settled. and It i,
probable that other counties Will now
avail themselves OF the local option
lav.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

saginaw Courier Herald
The Democrats oI the Second Repre-
sentative distract, yesterday, nominated
Ron land Counor, u represent the east
slde of this city 10 the Michigan Leglsld-
ture. ASIDE from any political reasons.
every selI-respechng citizen must deem
the nomination IA unwlsc one. lt Was
only few weeks ago that the gentle
man insulted the Michigan Press Assu-
cation, Who We're the guests OF the city
az banquet gwen on the west side.
and Was openly rebuked by the leading
citizens OF All parties VINO were present.
Prominent Democrats said the next
dAy-and Will undoubtedly say 50 now
-that the language Mr.. Counor used
on that occasion showed bad Judgment
and c0nld not DC excused onany ground
whatever. One leading Democrat rV-
marked that he could not understand
| how any man could SO far forget HIM
self 20 Use the insulting language
| be did 10 guests of the city At
/ that time Mr.. Ionnor was Repre-
I sentative from the same district IN the
/ legislature. In that capacity he was
I present at the banquet, and the speech
he made outraged and Inundated every
/ citizen who heard Il, as we'll Us the
/ guests against whom the insult was di-
| rected. The Courier Herald under
stands that on accepting the nomma-
| ton Yesterday he reiterated his former
statements and had no apology TO offer.
| liz all TINS be true, then the man is
wholly untitled for the position for
/ which he has again been nominated.
Mr.. Connor WAS treated charitably by
| the press Of the city and State. They
resolved TO ignore his insulting remarks,
| but no self-respectlng newspaper can
now keep silent when be seeks honors
from city and people whom he grossly
misrepresented and whose honored
guests he publicly insulted. Mr.. Connor
should not be sent to the legislature.
| HIS tongue runs away with his head.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
Gratiot Journal:

T. p. =. ID. d. d. P. I. P. B. A. $. f.
b. |. c. F. y. |. ticket is now in the
field. This abbreviated title will need
a little explanation TO those outside the
combination. SO for their heneiit we
will state that the letters signify, The
Political Prohibition, Democratic Dead
Dog, Patron of Industry, Back Action
Sweep Everything Before 1t, COmbina-
ton Fusion No Endorsement Ticket
See to it, members of the combination
that your ticket is properly headed
when you step into the booth to prepare
your ballot, and vote none unless it !:
headed as above. All others are spuri
Gus.
Signed, T. p. p. u. ID. ID. p. |. p. 3
A. ). +. Il. /. c. F. y. /. committee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
Lansing State Republican:

Grand Rapids Eagle: Rev. J. W
Reid i reported to have said in a recent
speech: 81 know one thing for sure,
and that is that somebody IS going to
get left this fall" Wise prophesyl Bril-.
liant forecast. The Eagle knows an
other thing "for sure" and thai
is that the initials of the name of one
Of the persons that is gong to "get left
this fall Is J W. Reid.
And the State Republican knows an.
other thing. and go does everyone else
who reads the papers; and that IS that
Mr.. Reid made a contemplate ass of
himself al Muskegon recently. when he
tried to throw dirt at Washington
Gardner. Republican candidate for sec
retary OF state.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
Montcalm Herald +.

Merfca!m heFaia.
The rising tide Of business activity is
naturally and necessarily accompanied
10y some advances N the prices OF com
mOdlties. But bushel OF wheat to-
day viii purchase much larger
equivalent IN the wav OF axes, saws,
glass. tin, or other manufactured com
mod ~, than It would have purchased
three months ago. The condition OF
agriculture has greatly improved. and
prom ses still further improvements in
the near future. Frce-trade dema-
gOgues and Democratic politicians. who
have been STRIVING 60 make politics
capital out OF the depressed condition
OF agriculture. are now a. their wits
end for material with which 90 conduct
their "CslamityJane' campaign. They
can not check tne rislng tile Of com
mercal and industrial activity, but
they can sck.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

IT may be put down as certainty
that the United states senate will be
Republican for at least ten years to
come. The Mckinley tariff law is
likely 10 Be the settled policy Of the
country for some time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
p-rr.rrc.S. loud psy .specisl ..-

RxrrrrrcASs should pay especisl at
..,t,oo 10 sns orice Of Attorney Gene
rsl this year. Mr.. Huston, our esndi-
a.ts "a an experienced lawyer and leg
;.l.tor = nan OF sound judgments and
,..nre intellect. and veteran soldier.
Hi.onponent, Ellis, s an ex-tireenoack-
and an ex-Republcsn, running on
10 tickets. His success would oe =
a;.xr.es 70 The state and party.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

TEE Mckinley tarin reduces the tax
sn manufactured tobacco but increases
the tariff on the expensive imported
cigars. The poor mans tobacco IS thus
made cheaper. while the rich mans
cigars are made more costly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

7 WILL SELL you one those beautiful lots
Il on my flfth-aye. addition for So. ST o.
500. on easy terms: also sixty-nine choice lots
on McPhers0ns addition. numbers nrtt and
second. same price, terms oue-guarter cash,
balance on time az per cent. beautifully io-
Gated call and see ne IN new once at u North
Front-st.
%-OOO-0ne nne brick block. comprising
> ttOV store basement, and elegant rooms
on second roor. hot water kctf. ~ orly 500
call zt my real estate ONCE. 10. IA \. Ir0nt-sf.
III USES n All parts of city from $50 70 5000
IL No IA North frOat-st
STFAM and water heating aad plumbing by
> prard Rsrias steam Healing and Plumb
Ing Co.. 4. North frcutsf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

ATTORNEY GENERAL Husros will soon
issue q digest Of the new election law,
with explanatory notes and the recent
Supreme Court decision, for the use Of
election officers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

TIE Boston Traveller says; ''Msjor
GcKinley may De assured that the
nitro country has It's eyes on his infa-
nously gerrymAndered Congressional
d,.frrff %
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Ceaaty tieks.
Fer state Senator
WILLIAM j. ADAAS
For Shsrif-
fsAACF LAMoREAUx-
Fer County Clerk
JAAkS s. KNOX.
For Register OF Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
Tor CQunty Treasurer
SHERMAN 4. COLSON.
Ter Prosecuting Attorney
JANIS K McbkiDE
For Circuit Court C0mmlsslonsrs-
DWIGHT GOSS.
ALFRED WOLCOlT.
For Coroncr<-
HENRY 4. LOCHER
DANIEL j. WALLACE
Fer surveyor
pOkR SKEFLS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Toe amount ot ciar-trap that is D..
~ ao.ed cat hy Democratic papers
aaeat the Nck niey tfH - trsrastv
ca hanest journalism. To rrsd thes
pagers ore vou't naNne the countff
pts qunz peii-meil into 6esractor
Zee prosperity - rverywherr apparent
Aaf = RAPIDLY on toe nrrease Some
nanrncipled or .Erarsnf n1erch hsrfs
ta<.ag up Ne err agalnst TIE ssH tart
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS AND o TOWER BLOCK.


DEGOLIA .Proprletors
WANTED Male help-2 travelling sslesmen.
~ ] painter. janitor. cabinet makers.
porter. canyaSsers, on salary, agents on
nrSt-c.ass article.
\NANTED-Femaie help-5 girls for general
" hOuSeWOrk. sewing girls. chamber
maids, lsundrcsses, / Companion for lady 10
90 10 California.
FOR. Sal -one-half interest in a good es-
tablished business in city general stock
Will invoice about $500 chance for some one
10 step into good business.
EOR SALES room house on Lagrave-st. near
Nenham-aYe. near both cable and electric
car lines with all modern improvements
Price $500 easy terms.
DOR SALE-Durabe house on Hallst. near
Il q. R. i. shops rents for sl4 per month
large lot. Price sl7o0.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-(Bos Mass
A fine u room house on East-Sf. large lot
city watcr. furnace. and all Modern improve
ments 10 exchange for dwelling IN Boston.
Mass
EOR SALE OR EXOHANGE-129 acre farm p
miles from city 10 improved balance
beech and maple timber. IL room brick house
large basement barn aud other out buildings
10 exchange for CITY property.
TOR SALE-A lne room house on Center
l. St. good sized lot. rne shade aud lawn
price Sl80t
E0R SALE-11-room house on East Bridge-si.
furnace. sewer. city water corner lot and
finely finished. price $500. easy terms.
LOR SALE OK EXCHANGE-SrOom house
and large corner lot. room for another
house on lot. on two graded streets. with sew
ers. etc. to exchange for farm; would assume
some incumbTance.
EOR SALE Ok CHANGE-aroom house
on Thomas-si. near East St. nicely hn-
ished and Just completed; come and see IT,
L'0R SALE lots on Hastingsst. on easy
terms or viii exchange Tor improved
properly.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
VI erty In sums TO suit. kooms6 and 8 Tower
block.
HOUSES and rooms 20 rent: also q number OF
H good tenants ~snting 20 rent: bring n
your keys. Rooms S and 9. Tower block.
DKGOLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

TRr desperation Of the Democrats is
nowhere more apparent than in their
attack. on the Mckinley bill. They
howl increase Of prices until red in the
face. But the people pay little ssten-
,,on 10 them. The people believe in
fair play and they viii no. condemn
an. tsrif lsw unhsard and untried.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
Allegan Journals:

hUtrIU FVuFUAI.
''For the past thirty years the people
have been wandering IN the mazes Of
dead issues" So said Frank A. Dean.
in a recent speech at Grand Rapids. If
the word "people" were stricken out
and that of democrats" substituted
the sentiment would be correct. The
Democrats have been wandering in the
mszes of the dead issues ever since the
war of the rebellion. Chief OF their
"dead issues" is that of free trade.
which seems to be the corner stone of
modern Cleveland Democracy. An
American people are for protection to
American labor, and Michigan, like
Name, will so determine in November
next, and that too by good significant
majoritles.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

hears -. ~ticl = Esaae1 Aae Sidewalk
l4ia 49, - esss teEaaA I, = ffesin.
f<tk Sklk 6aaSos ~ siszl slss AID
t-N& telas 81 s4it ntA1s <afct - ~,
fsit< - lssts 3gas a4sie. esnAs-st -
Ok lE-Ay eiEht neN Aeases ooraef
EiA1tl Aka fIf.al a. STA NltA 81 ila1e4ti
iii' 81. tnlltfnis hFsf E4Usrs Wtli ir soi4 oE
t~rs ttfa-4 VIA saiAli ilas Ia1ll aonn. ~
h@lflse1. te.efboas 81 -
pa >AAt AZ see Acme. ~ a. Ifrraee-
<tt. 4eSl se4th 81 Wealthy. aae 81 ttt
ftttt-esI sites aha tcSi nfiEhtelhssat fn lte
80 - Aotiefl improvements a1t ieN t,,i'I1 =.
nets @~A oeNA Zoe rrics teaf h0ao - ~
.@tt @Ae trcf q faf saie fet $50 A.
Aa0tA-ee tcds &fa i4eck rntms aAa & a.
k'Vh sAtt~A Aex li.raoa Hause ~ Ieuaoe
49,. eeiNeeN LAW NoaII 4ac itflI-4fl..
tftNA So f AAct, tlsiis tfa ctIlaf lAaif ri.tlle
hoAsf knhoii ulis ~afel. NlstrIH. Eas ni.nifl
llt hf4ftli, has HluasN. sea at ELilllltt Ilsf
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i1l& riait iAtatolS ans fath fUa elif Al,i aad
cSld water iet 'eAifa EF-ae4. s,,ta ,a s,.fa
v@lks And lceAcfcst sffrr us.kA Vase iaf pl
A4tagal DAEs huuss tuiti ~ Nc j tlalrTlA.s : al
ftfouef III ice >lsttl 81 iscr Afruih hfN
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
OFFICIAL PAPER Or The CITY.


Tor 7oSernoF-
JAMES N. TURNER. Of tngoAn-
Ter lieutenant lioyernur-
W1LL1AN s LINTON. Of saxia4~.
For eecfetary 0f state
WASHiNGT0N GAADNER. of Calhoun.
for STATE Treasrer-
JOskPh b. MOOkE. ot Wayne.
Yer AudItor deneral-
THERON n. alDDINas. OF Kalanssso.
For Commissloner Of state LAad once
JOHN q. BERRY Ol 0tsoko-
FsF AttorneF 6enera.-
BENJAMIN VI HUSTON % ruscOiA
Fer Superintendent of Public Instruction
OAR 2CHl ~. of Eaton.
Eor Member % state Board Of EducAtioa-
JANks N. BALLOt. Of AlleEaa-
for Justice of the supreme Court
kDN ARD CAhtLL. Of ingnAn-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

The Democratic back Is broken BY
he increased tariff on shotguna south
grn interests will surely suffer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Farrsos WutfAS q Gernsnv isss 4
g. have declared % the correspondent
of a Fsr's nsNspsper thst ne dream 81
+ re vas - -stabl "a unIverssi peace.
When h. dream uAterls ltes ~ sra B
br somewhat nesrsr the perod vhsr
aaiTsxsal free ifaas 81 NeFk sell.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

JoHx pI11ov snd William O'Bren
have pumped iaei- haH and come to
America E1gl sh manufacturer and
Statesmen used 20 say thst the only use
thry had frr irshmsn vas % seud them
"a America to vote for free trade. Can
i' ~ possible thst they can rely upon
stch assistance from Dillon AM
p Rrie-f
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

soxx free trade papers are howlins
A.e.,.s there has rot been an imme-
50. srop in sugar prices. No steps
have ret been taksn to effect rsciOrO-
-;,v sxceps the preliminary ones Of
.,,i,.,.,;,g information. The bureau Of
-,....;r. Of ths treasury department
-. h-.n for some time preparing
go. showing the relative exports and
-. ~ .onthern countries from the
T-,..es states and Great Br'tsu. aud
-, ,,s continent The United States
esov.,un,sns Is nos disposed 70 90 os IS
abalf cock Ike a Tree lade loofnsi-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

bsli encszxor & na4ks tsat : pTe-eKtfcF
a2s4usfDg pEces aud thus decreasing
SEES priests. Il Macy ls4st2Hess 4Iti-
elss O. otlee tie t&x.8 hAs tSsa gs-
aacsa ~ eaAfe.y Fes0eEed ezFe t%asD
o1soed 4H "a prise ca tsse t4lss sl4lw
sat Tie AeAlaies t.l ~ ssra tae 1UEs
I8ss = "a il3psss len ga kae tats& lgesl-s
~ tae people b2t syxrxoae c2naSk -
expeetsa a. knl.e Ia ae.all tas ncN t2l-
g srneQsl. 81. &n1 - the tI&ao soes
lae saa aeNeTxE AsIl soCD come, cl9n-
oetlt.0a wiL fEgat thiags &14 after =
anlle Sc vtA know s8l4tI Ialag -. Sele
stoet Ene pfzstczl s1ee.s ~ Tie Lev
ttTlu.