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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27

holiday. Several states have made pro.
vision for the establishment or the con-
tnued support of bureaus of labor
statistics Ohio provides for the estab-
lishment in certain cities by the COM
missioner of labor satisfies of free
public employment office, which is to
keep and distribute lists of persons seek
ing employment and of persons seeking
to employ labor. South Dakota estab-
fishes a bureau of labor statistics, and
North Dakota enlarges the functions of
Its commissioner of agriculture and
labor, making special provision for the
collection of statistics relating to labor.
Michigan established state court of
mediation, and Massachusetts amended
its existing act providing for state
board of arbitration. Both boards have
power to compel testimony, but neither
has power to compel obedience to its
conclusions. Both acts require the par
ties submitting the dispute to promise in
writing To continue in business or at
work, without any lockout or strike,
until decision is rendered, which must
be in Massachusetts within three weeks
and IN Michigan within ten days after
the investigation is completed. Several
states leglslated against fraud or unfair
c. nduct between parties to labor con-
tracts. In the case of farms cultivated
on shares, Georgia and South Carolina
prohibit the land owner from defraud-
ing the laborer and the laborer from UNI
reasonably refusing to fulfill his con
tract. Ohio declares void any agreement
by railway emplo,e waving damages
for injury from accident, defect or IN
sutficiency in cars or machinery, makes
proof of defective machinery prima
facie proof of negligence, forbids .any
railway company to withhold any wages
for dues in any society or to require any
employee to join any organization, and
requires written reasons for the dis
charge of an employee to be given him if
demanded within ten days. Maryland
also prohibits the withholding of wages
for relief or insurance purposes. In
Wyoming all coal mined at rates by the
quantity, whether by machinery or by
hand, is revuired to be weighed 1T the
nine before passing over a screen, UNI
less the miners otherwise agree. Ken
lucky authorizes labor unions to record
brands and labels and recover damages
for the unauthorized use of the same.
Ohio makes employees of railroad com
panies having control of other employees
their superiors and not their fellow serv-
ants for the purpose of damage suits for
negligence. New Jersey gives silk fin
ishers a lien for the amount due them
on goods placed in their possession to be
prepared for sale. Iowa gives miners
and laborers working in coal mines a
lien for their labor on the property used
in constructing and operating the mine
Ohio requires manufacturing, mining,
mercantile, street railroad, telegraph,
telephone, express, water and construc.
ton companies to pay their employ es
their wages to within ten days of date
of payment. Statutes regulating the
employment of women anc children in
stores, factories and mines, for their
protection against dangers to health,
life or limb, have been enacted in Geor-
gia, Massachusetts, Michigan, South
Dakota, Virginia and Wyoming.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE WORK
MEMS ADVOCATE.

ALBANy-R Nitschke, IL s. Pearl st
BALrtMoRE-C Doertng, III n. Castle Il.
BosToN-H W Brown, 22S Harrison ave
BRooKLYN-Alo Griesbeck, ll5 johnson ave.
BUFFALO, N. Wv. Moser, 800 Ga ant St
Geo. Burkhardt, 100 sherman ST.
CHioAao-B. Berlyn, 40 State ST.
CLEvELANp %. Jansen, S9i Lorian st
DErRoIT-E Steyer, ibl Grandy avenue,
ERIE, PA.-Rob. Helm, 1917 Sassafrass st.
EVANSVILLE, Inn, Chr Schaad. 1918 Fulton av
HARTFORD Fred. GrunInger, l04 Asylum st.
HoLYoKE, NASH Backofen, RS Park st.
LONDON, ENsLANp-H W, Lee, 1871 Queen Vic
toria street, Blackfriars Bridge, K c
LYNN, Mastered X. Oelcher, 10 Jewett 81.
MINsEAPoLIs, MINN.-Theo, Jost, 3035 Fort ave
NEWARK c, Scheer, l06 Springfield ave,
NEW YORK Cry
II. Adler, $50 G and ST, and Essex Market
w. Baetkc, 63G l. 10th St
A, Fake, 231 L. 10lst St
L. Friedmann 81 Canal ST.
s Goldschmidt, $50 Il, 5th st.
John ilenrichs, no Avenue A, near eth st.
+. llenicke, 31l H. ll5th st.
A. Frank, m4 Broadway
international News Co, S3--S5 Duane st.
A. lloehne, SO L. ith ST.
j. LauN, 1884 LIST ave.
Julius Lieboy, 3S3 W. 3ath st.
ii. Methe 4l9 II. G3rd ST.
II Mundt, l0i end ST., H. floor
II. Orbansky, g6 Il, Houston st.
FIR. Pracht, $40 W. ilst st.
VI, Sebastian, 1i3S st, ave,
+, Sohr, 222 Goth st, Bird floor.
W. Springer 800 T. 10th st
w SChlegel, 1907 Avenue A.
s. Weimann, l40 Norfolk 81.
WcinoehI, lS1 Orchard st.
New HAVEN, Conn. -Emil Goris, ~ Oenter st,
Room ii.
New ORLEANs-C, Boensch p. o. Box 30s: a6 ! :
Lesseps ST,
PouGuKEEpsIE, N, Y.-H. Szlmmath, 1853 N Ham.
ilton street.
PRovIpENcE-John Brand, 80 Snow street
RooBEsTER,-L Waldorf, 31S North av.
SACRAMENTO Call. poner, 9th and SITS
SAN FRAhoIsCo--J, G. Blass, 63S IL Natoma ST.
ST PAUL, MINI C. Gaefka. 81 Dakota ave,
SYRACUSE. N, V otto Koelling or Highland st.
TACOMA, Wssh,-Chs Drees, 9i4 Il st
ToLEDo.-Claus Sass pa Wasaon ST.
Troy, N. Y.-H, Vitalhs, 2i1l 3rd avenue, West
Troy,
WILMINGTON. DEL,-Frtz Elser. 10 Lamotte st.
YoNKERs, N, Y,-M, Hafemann, 30 Washing
ton ST.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27
CENTRAL LABOR UNION.

The Central Labor Union of New York
convened last Sunday at Clarendon
Hall to Immediately adjourn for the
purpose Of attending the funeral of lis
late Treasurer, Win. A. Hotchkiss. They
went to Woodlawn Cemetery, where the
body was inferred. The members of the
Board of Walking Delegates and repre-
sentatives of the Knights of Labor and
other labor organizations were also pre-
sent. Mr.. Hotchkiss was thoroughly
honest and sincere man.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27

At next Sundays public meeting of
Nationalist Club No. 3, to be held at
Spencer Hall, ia w. 14th street, at 8
p. M, Daniel De Leon will deliver lee
lure on THE Commonwealth Party, Its
Rise, Decline and Fall.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27
Farmers are putting in a much large

Farmers are putting in much larger
acreage of politics this season than
usual. The Farmers Alliance in Kansas
are paying great attention to studying
up the best mode of cultivation and are
very careful in the selection of seed. As
a general thing they refuse to use any
seed of the crops formerly raised by the
old parties because they have universally
found it mixed with noxious weeds
which make the crop Improbable. e.
World, Oh,m,cd, Ioacd.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27

Although there is now plenty of Gro.
ton, Gilroy has not reduced the water
rent, SO that tenement house tenants
can convert stationary tubs into bath
tubs.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27

The $500 strikers whom Depew aud
Webb won't take back are mostly voters,
but the question is, how will they and
their friends votey
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27

Are we to have food, or our land
lords:" That is what O'Brien and Dillen
asked the Irish, and, for saying that
that is the question, they are in Jail.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27

The monopolists and money changers
will keep their hands in the farmers
pocket just as long as the farmers and
Iaboring men permit them to keep their
paid attorneys in the legislative halls.
You may talk about your demands and
pledges, but it is votes that count, and
it is healthy for the government that
you don't forget it.-Union Banner.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27

The Maryland State Board of Public
Works has issued an order directing the
Attorney General to recommend to the
Court the appointment of Thomas NJ.
Lanahan, as trustee for the sale of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and Chief
Justice Alvey is exspecting to sign the
decree this week. The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company will probably
become the owner of this important
waterway.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27
THE RAILROAD OCTOPUS.

Progress of Consolidation-Gobbl up
state Canals,
y deal has been consummated by
which the Chicago, Milwaukee aud Nor
thern railway will come under the con-
troll of the Milwaukee and ST. Paul on
Oct. LIST. OF course, while the deal was
In progress, the presidents of the two
roads denied emphatically that any such
thing was at all contemplated or even
thought of, For champion liars, look
IT, railway magnates to capitalistic
editors.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27

1t is now conceded that there will be
from IS to 40 Alliance members elected
to the next Congress, and this prospect
is confounding the calculations of the
machine politicians already. And the
election returns next fall may show
more Alliance members elected than po-
litical prophets will now concede.-
Peninsula Farmer.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27

The farmers want to know why they
have been Disseminated against, and
why they can't borrow 81 from the GOV
ernment, while the national bankers
can borrow $3.50, 900, 900 which they loan
to the people at rates of usury varying
from 8 to 20 per cent Vindtcator
Bloomfield, Mo.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27

There would seem to be no way left
for the American people to regain their
liberty, but to abolish corporations.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27

The Atchison has bought the Colorado
Midland, whose stock is $4,000, 900, and
legth of line 800 miles.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27
How the Farmers Talk.

There is just this much of the mule
about farmers. When once they have
set their heads that certain way is
right, they can't be driven from it, they
can't be scoffed out of it; they can't be
bull dozed or ridiculed out OF it, 1t is
strange how slow some papers and poll
ticians are to realize this. - Cotton Plant
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-27

The Reading Railroad Company has
purchased the entire property of the
Union Canal which originally cost one
million dollars and was at one time one
of the principal waterways of Pensyl.
vania. 1t had been allowed to fall into
a state of complete dilapidation and for
ten years no boats have traversed it.
The Reading officials apprehended that
some efforts might be made to repair it
and revive the traffic upon it in compe.
tition with their road, and they deter.
mined to prevent this by possessing
themselves of the property.
Some time ago the Big Four threat,
ened to parallel the Cincinnati, San
dusky & Cleveland, (Which also controls
the Columbus, Springfield and Cincin-
natD if it would not agree upon terms
of consolidation. 1t is now announced
that deal has been consummated sub
ject to ratification by the stockholders,
who, of course, will promptly ratify.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
wow.p q. oer.u. rsam.rstor.

Csnsus superintendent Charles IT.
Murray. in his Efforts to count the mil
lion and ,hres-quarters Of people in this
big town. mas been having lots Of fun
and particularly with his staff Of women
snumsrstors. The old sdage that woman
il her own bitterast foe has been com
ically illustrated = score OF times in the
experiences Of these census ladies.
There wsrs about dozen or them alto
gether. snd every one. without excep-
tion. had a rarro.- and-monksy time OF
&c in ths district sh- Was csnva-sinz. A
few went about Be- dressed in plain busi-
ness styles. but there we're others Who
thouTht their temporary commission
from Incle Ssm sEo ried the opportn-
nitv Go shine res pl lendsnt and dazzle
the eyes OF those aRfortunste other
folks thsv wsrs % snumerste. 80 they
went st is rig4sd out in the svsllsst
vsy and detrrrr ned % carry their dis
tricts By tour Il force
One Of these swell snur1erstors rss
sashinx blonde Of English extraction
She was to canvass a certain district on
the east side. nos a. al a. sristocrstio
quarter either She cane apon me
place Ike sunbarst snd fairly took
svsv the hFssth from th- Itslisns and
Germans IN the tenem-ut=. vhc ses her
down snccessivsly ss . hozas directory
worker. book canvass-r. and pretty
hurrt,ist She had hard time of ik
sns ,rfsd good deal after 'hs arss
DAYS wsrk. bat sas stuck % it- Indeed
g the wonaen iid Another - smart
vsunr person. Who hsi tili few ve>As
40 been employed by hrm "a can
~ssse~ Tor volams ~ rsr stories,
whlsh she hsd managed very srtfuily
% s-il 60 nearly every politician st the
Citr Hail ard 20 = large nusneer 81 -
-@usille brokers an Wall street - veil
She hsd very exciting tine 81 tt snd
I s,rpase hers i q fair sample q ths
s1psy1eAee q tae other Petsiees'sd
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He.n want-h-

Mrs. G-1bbs lin the kitchen six >. NJ
Dear ne The Ere is out and no rood
cut. no coal up. either. In not going
- build IL Susiel
Litsle Dauvhter-Yes. ma
Mrs. Grubbs-6io wake your father and
tell him breakfast is resdT.-Lifs
The other day an old woman en-
tered one % the savings banks ard
when her turn in The lire came ex-
tracsed a number of gold and silver
coins from her reticule. ard sad she
wanted % deposits then- She was abou.
- sign her name in The book when shs
remarked. T want you 20 keep this
money 50 that I nay get ths identical
pieces whenever | care 20 I have the
date - esch coin here, ard she dis
piayed paper on which vas list oi
tie dates The clerk az frst thought
she Vss joSinz. bHs vas soon conTinced
thst she vas IN dead earnest He
politely tod Der that f. would he In
possible - 10 ss she requested well,
a. right. responded tie woman II I
can Eet the same coins back again
wou't 1e7csit en- Thea she vent
sus-Albsny Journal
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

Robespierre and Marat ara enigTnst-
ical chayecters Thar deeds were hor-
rlole. bat the casts Of their heads taken
after death are Of ine6abIe sweetness
Ia both the cerebral Development Il poor.
particularly IN the coronsI rsgion. The
SKULLS. esch Of whch goes Up into =
point, NAT have pressed there On the
brains Phrenologdcal dsvagormeot. OF
iacS q Development. taken with facial
traits, betokens III balanced minds Ma
rats face. n Dsvid's portrait q him =
n a. bit complexion that q = red In
aian- Eobesr5eTTs's sster. On the other
hand, Il sweet. serene. Peazve and q 3
ioveiy purity q expressiou
Charlotte Coriav. according 20 Dan
ionx, one = her porrraifisrs, Wa rstlaer
good iaozlng voang woman. more ne
peaSaat thar tha lsdy Shs hsd = bard.
quick. viAfal gsznce. TsI6rn wss an
other "a oslsnced creat1rs he had the
proale = ~ Egyptisa dog zy6.-Ion-
temporary Review.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

STATE OF MICHIGAN. County Of Kent-ss.
assessment roll for grading. grayeling ana
paving the cutters OF Newberry street from
clinton street 10 Colt avenue.
OFFIcE OF CRY CLERK,
To-
Baker. Mary A.; Buchsieb. Martha; Cuning,
Charlotte. estate of deceased DeNries John;
tuekerson, John E.; Hatch. Reuben, Heiden,
Louis r. Holm, Henry ". HeinZeman, John;
kirkpatrick, Jane, Mayer Minnie; Mack,
Grorge f.; Ringelberg. Henry; Sig.e. Wm n
ou are hereby notified that an assessment
IS about 10 be made upon You 10 deiray the ex-
pense Of the aforesaid i'm proyemenf. an assess
ment roll has been made In the premises and
Is on ME in the clerks Office of said city where
II VIII remain open for inspection until Mon
day evening. July u 1899, when and where
you can appear before the Common Council
on said evening and show cause, If any why
said assessments should not be made and col
lected according 10 law.
W. A. SHiNKw1N,
-Ol City Clerk.
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Sealed Proposals.

Z
GsANt kapln. Mica j0g ~ lsssi
ce1icd FrUgessls Wt1 sc rce1i teA 81 tRe
eIsge 81 ihe beAra nufu e4ipndAy, ) 6iF ia.
~ 4t z.4 8 "a Ter fa~ c4Nstr~c. len 81 =
>raef ~ slate street, ifUU csgta tfos 81
street g. AGEerlg Fs4ee. AererotEs 81 a.
tnr EoAra
lie Beard reserves TIE right 10 reject Any ~
a. ntl.
hAeh eidQcl shall deposit with bis proposal
~ >@t4 II So ~ O. De forfeited g t4e Aiis ~
Ni@ha ts@si4s ~ e4>e ar shse iAsk "a cAtcr
1850 e9AtF4ef a. aec9rdance VITA hls pr2PpsAi.
sa'-id 1.s sid propose! d Geseptv0 - tA5
bo&ic q faoile N0rks
AZ PROPOSALS aust g. made uPoa blAaSs thar
vi bc iafEl>bed upo4 Application al tae
ont 81 the boara
~ order 0f the Beard.
JAMES \. DAVIS.
Attest. Preslafnt.
july ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ state OF Michigan. county OF Kent-ss.
Notice is hereby gwen. that by an order Of the
Probate Court. for the county OF Kent made on
the sth day of June, A. D. logp az months
from that date were allowed fOf creditors 10
present their claims against the ss ate Of
klCtOk Ii. MIDDLETON.
late OF said county. deceased and that all
creditors of said deceased are required 10 pre-
sent their Gains 70 said Probate court al the
Probate Office In the city of Grand Rapids for
examination and allowance on Or before the
9th day OF December next. and that such
claims Will be- heard before said court on
Tuesday. the 9Th dav of Dec nb@r next. zt
10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day.
Dated Grand Rapids June 9. A. Il. lSs0.
CYRUS T.. PERKINS.
fri july Is Judge of Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
Sealed Proposals.

UfflcE BosKu o. PtMlc " N0RKS
0FA2D kaPfDs. Mich. July Il ls.g.
Sealed propes4 viii b. received at the once
q TIC Board untll saturday. 8ais ISL 1851. at
-.0 T. a.. Tor the impfoYtm m -nt Of hosaaone
avenue, from bnttefSofth avenue g. ihe l. s.
and a. ;. A. h grouads. ees,rdfne ~ fbe
piahs ana specihc4tlols on hle al the once OF
the Board.
The Beard reserves the right - reject any
o. al biss
EAch bidder shall deposit with his roposAl
ihe sum of slUlei O. be isTieitee 10 tn CITY 0l
brdna Rapids la ease he shall 4. 10 enter IA
contract, In accordance with his proposal
should hs said proposal be accepted by the
Board OF Public orks
An proposals must BE- made anon blanks that
will be furnished gDon Application ~ fbe once
OF the Board
By order Of the Board
JAMES n. DAVIS.
huesi: President.
fEsD A. TwAsLEY. Secretary.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ state OF Michigan County OF kent.-ss.
Notice is hereby given. that by an oreer Of
the Probate Court for the County of Kent.
made on the 18th day Of June. A. u. ls.V. IA
months from thar date were allowed tor
creditors 10 present their claims against the
estate of
URSULA HOWELL.
late of said county. deceased. aud that al
efeditors Of said deceased are required 10
present their claims % said Probate Court, al
the Probate ONCE. in the city Of Grand Rapids.
for examination and allowance. on OF before
the 18th day of December next, aud that such
claims viii be heard before said court. on Fat
urdey the 18th day ol December next al ten
O'Clock IN The forenoon Of that day.
Dated Grand haHlds. JuRe l8 A. D. ls41
CYRUS T. Perkins.
fri July Is Judge Of Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
Sealed Proposals.

OFElcE EaaEp o4 NIEtIC AokEs.
OEsNu hkrlDS. Aieh- auly "a. lsn
Sealed proposals NiH bs received 81 the
oinos II tie board UlIu SATURDAY., Juiy is
lrsN. ~ b. in. for TIE Improvement ~
North Pfcspeel street from IIou bridge street
to Fairbanks street, according 10 tie plans
and specifications Vn lie al the 0f1ce " the
Board.
1he board reserves the right 70 reject any OF
a. bids.
laeh bidder shall deposit with his proposal
tie sum 81 siel93. % bs forfeited g. tAc NlIs ~
ofand kapias Ia eGse he shall faii 10 enter
into contract ln accordance With his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted BY the
bssrd oi Public Works.
Al proposals must lac made upon blanks that
viii be furnished upon application az the
once Of the Beard
by order OF the Board.
JAMES n. DAVIS.
Attest: President.
fkE0 A TwAEEY. Secretary.
July %
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Prop0salk
ol.lss ss.se :. rEs.., r. !. ws.... e,

NffflE takfu ~ - alfE NtAAos
0kAkp kAFaRS Atcl.. 3Uis j. iae-
Ss@ic< frssssA.s ~ - rcoeltoe Il thf tsaicf
- re he3r4 0Lltl >ai1raak. @et - -. ~
ssa - IA feE lhs lMqF0s easrut - v -
1os4Afd sfHUVf ffaM AlpIue &NrAtie - tiit
"trsi eil1 ~ IA eriase QAer tfane i1kSf. 40
sft1lAk - The pans aud >peel1cat tiellA - lie
- tSS elEce ~ t6e taxFe
Tie kaAfa reserve, fhs rsgaI 10 feseA ABS
0IaH b.az
hSeh bla1cf shall Gepasst Wisb hts pre- poS4l
tee so1Q - slstgt a. ~ forfeited a. the cts ~
0rSna kasias la e4ss 49, shall Ill o. eater
icte ccnIn3et. fn accordance wttA his pfepo
- Should 1s salA prvYass.l tt acctptc4 -
HE heArd 81 fuolie "A orks
Al proposals ulgsI be Sa&de uPou h,anks
tuAt az = fllrnishea gpon 3pFsie4tioa ~ the
ointe 81 lbt Boa1e
hs ef4er ri gAe beard.
JAMES \. DAVIS.
Atfcs President
tGEs A. IvAslEy. Secretary.
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TREAsuRER,s NoTICE.

City Treasurer's once. }
Grand Rapids Mich. u- . ls3l-
Notice Is hereby gwen that the asSessme nj
roll Tor gr4d4ug. x laYci.Hg aa4 paving h gut
ters II Harlan street. from bridge street 10 the
north line OF BSseii q Haran's addition.
IN the CITY OF Grand Rapids Il now
In my hands and that / will receive
payment thereon for the period OF
twenty DAYS from this date. at the olfce Of
the City Treasurer. City Hall.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
July II CITY treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
TnEAsURER's NOTCH.

CRY lREAsURER's OFFIcE
6RAyD RkPIDs. Mlch.. ..l.s IS lssl.
Notice IS hereby gwen that the assessment
rfli I9I lcraFluE ,LHta street from last
Bridge street g. East Leonard street. in the
City of Grand Rapids. is now ln my bands.
and that | Will receive payment thereon for
the period OF twenty days from this date. al
the Office OF the City Treasurer. CITY Hall.
GEOE6F r. PERRY.
july q City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

Farmer aboard = street. csri--Dc vca
rtns thst clock thisG mister, every
time Tca ecil~et farsf
Ceno1ctor-No. sir. ws only register
tsrss sass ws taxa II te tas eeEPasT. !.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

Detroit express leaving 8 81 b m has Wagner
paflof ana bunei car attached. aud evening
eAbrcss ieaNnG ssfa ln has parloT car a.
t&ched. These trains make direct connection
In bttfoit Tor al points East
Express leaving at lQ.55 M has Wagner
at .31am.
Steamboat express makes direct connection
81 Grand Haven with steamer Tor Milwaukee,
Through railroad tickets and ocean sfeam
ship tickets and sieePiug ear bcrths secured AZ
-, q. ii. a NJ. once. - MOnrOcSt. aud AZ ths
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL, City Pass Agent
JN0. "a LOUD. Tfaffc Manager. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

tFNfIff ? = NifIrIf uAIIN fITfIT rIuUlF
Iadng effect sunday july lA lSSs
eirrihhk carr on faclne and Atlantic "a.
Dresses % ana fron Detroit. Parlor care ran
OF uas ~ prs And Grand Rapids EHpress 10
and from Detroit. Direct eoraectioas msis
a. brsioit via 81 through trains East Tea
els on sale al lnion Ticket one III Nonroa
81, and al Jnion depot
lstn NJ BEloos Sena AE't F N0uroe-st
.. " hUeGLEs. q. p and 4 Ag't Chicago.
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EiEcsURT PLACE sExIEiRY.

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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
Cheap Lands and Homes in Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Alabama,
Mississippi and Louisiana.

On the line of the QUEEN a CRESCENT
ROUTE can be found splendid bottom. upland.
timber and stock lands. Also the finest fruit
and mineral lands on the continent. for sale
ON favorable terms.
FARMERS with all thy getting get home
in the Sunny South. where billiards. and Ice
clad y aims are unknown. Only liDe from Cln-
cinnsti 10 Somerset. Hartman. Cardiff. Chat
tanooga. Tenn. New England city. Fort PAYNE
and Alfalfa. Ala, Meridian. Miss. Arcao a
Shreveport. Ia. Parties desiring Information
OF choice locations. for factories. building
sites. mineral. timber. grazing and agricuL
tural lands. can ostSin reliable inform alton
with county maps. by addressing d. g. ED
WARDS. General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Queen 4 Crescent Route. Cincinnati. Ohio.