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Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-27
PROGRESS OBSTRUCTED.
Property Holders Give the s. p. Com
panY Trouble in the SOIedad Canon.

SAN Francisco, April 26.-The South
ern Pacific Company has found the pro-
gress of it's work of building it's road on
higher and safer ground through the
Soledad cafion, impeded by the opposi-
ton of property who refuse to
concede the right-of-way on terms ac-
ceptable to the company. AS a result
there are several sections of the new line
on which work has not commenced, and
will not be until the condemnation suits
brought by the company are decided. A
large force of men is rapidly completing
the new line over most of the route.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-27
A1ger Proceeds to Tacoma.

PORTLAND, Ore, April 26.-General
Alger and party were given reception
this evening by the Grand Army Gen.
George H. Williams delivered the ad-
dress of welcome. At the conclusion of
the reception, the party left for Tacoma.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-27
DEAD CATTLE.
Only One Half the Cattle in Nevada Sur
vived the Winter.

OIIy One-If Cn6 CHCCIe NeVaUa SuT-
vived the Winter.
SAN Francisco, April 26.-Col. Silas
Wenban, wealthy cattleman of Ne
vada, has just returned from an inspec-
tion of his Nevada properties, and states
that the snow and cold have caused the
death of one-half of the cattle in Ne
vada. All over the State dead cattle are
stacked up by hundreds, and the stencil
from the carcasses threatens great injury
to the health of the people. The loss to
cattlemen he estimated at $1,0O0,0OO,
and possibly twice that amount, one
man, for instance, having lost 10000
head, representing $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-27
The Delagoa Bay DISPUTE.

LONDON, April pa Lisbon dispatch
says the American and British Ministers
had long interview yesterday with the
Portuguese Minister of Foreign Affairs,
and jointly demanded that the Delagoa
bay dispute be submitted to arbitration.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-27
Marie wainwright Very Ill.

MINNEAPOLIS, April 26.-Miss Marie
Wainwright, the well-known actress,
was obliged to cancel her concluding
performances today, on account of severe
illness. Her physician says she has
hemorrhage of the brain, and fears she
will be unable to appear upon the stage
again
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-27
GIVE THE PEOPLE WORK.
Liberal Appropriations Wanted for Coast
Defenses, Etc.

SAN Francisco, April 26.-The finance
committee of the Supervisors today con-
sidered the request of the committee of
unemployed workingmen for the adop-
ton of resolution approving petition
to Congress to appropriate $4,000, 900
with which to build coast defenses and
thus furnish work for the unemployed.
The committee agreed to report a reso-
luton in favor of "all measures that
will induce the United States Govern
ment to make liberal appropriations for
public works, buildings and coast de-
fenses."
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-27
RIO GRANDE AGENTS.
Mr.. Rank Resigns and Snedaker and
Clark are Advanced.

Clafk are advanced.
SAN Francisco, April 26.-The man
agement of the Denver and Rio Grande
Western Railroad Company has ac-
ceded to w. M. Ranks request to be re-
lieved of the Coast agency of that line,
by May 1st, and have appointed two
men to succeed him. The passenger
and freight business have been seggre-
gated, and w. H. Snedaker, passenger
agent of the road at Los Angeles, will
become general passenger agent OF the
road on the Coast, and G. N. Clark,
local commercial agent, will become
general freight agent on the Coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-27
Bay City Briefs.

SAN Francisco, April 26.-Today the
steamer Rio de Janeiro came off the
dock. She will sail on Monday for
China and Japan.
Fully 5000 people visited the cruiser
Charleston today.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-27
Pettitt CAN Play Tennis.

LONDON, April 26.-Pettitt, the Amer
ican lawn tennis champion, made his
first appearance in England at the
Queens Club tou&y, defeating Sir Ed
ward Grev 3 to 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-27
Retain Their Portfolies.

Rio DE JANEIRo, April 26.--The re-
port of ministerial crisis is false.
According to the newspapers of Monte
video, Ministers Boyacura and Ruy
Bardoza still retain their portfolios.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-27
A Decisiou for the. T.iheJaufs.

SEATTLE, April 26.-Judge Hanford to-
day rendered decision in favor of the
ibelants in the case against the British
ship Craigend, ibeled by the crew for
wages. f
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-27
Queen vic at Darmstadt.

BREMERHAvEN, April 26.-Queen Vic
toria dined with the ducal family and
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-27

Emperor William this evening, and
afterwards witnessed a private per-
formance of Wichert's comedy, Post
Fsstum. The German Empress has re-
turned to Berlin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

The Pntsburg Dispatch gives some
timely items or information as to the
hardware trade. The great outery
about advancing prices. made by Eos.
Ter, Stevens & CO., was utterly without
foundation, more especially on tin.
The Dispatch says;
October j. one Of the good months
of the year for ths general hardware
trade. An interview yesterday With a
representative of one OF our leading
Wholesale firms developed the follow
ing facts concerning this great indus
try: The demand for general hard
ware IS better than II usually is al this
time. Prices of heavy goods, such ss
nails and iron, are now fairy steady,
although the tendency for the past
month or more has been toward lower
prices. The grades OF steel from which
these products are made, have been de-
clining OF late, and the effect IS seen IN
tia decline OF all finished products, es-
peclslly Oh heavy goods. There Is q
better feeling, however, in the past few
days, and II now looks as though prices
would be stronger for the balance of
INC ytAt. AZ iills tinlc ldSt lCol NACl Z
was quite furry in heavy hardware,
and prices were much his her then than
now. At present prices OF both cut and
wire nails manufacturers claim that
there is 10 margin left"
As TO the effect of the Mckinley
tariff, the Dispatch more particularly
SAYS:
"As to the effect of the new tariff on
hardware, the following facts were de-
yeloped: There has been sn advance
OF about 20 per cent. in the price of
cheap cutlery and carving knives. The
principal advance hSs been on che
cheaper grades OF cutlery. On German
knives Of the finer grade the advance
has been very slight. The furry on
tinware has no solid foundation on
which to rest. There is at present nc
good reason for any advance in tin.
ware, as the new tariff, as far as this
class of goods is concerned, will not &c
into effect until July l, 1891. Up to
that time dealers will be able to lay in
big stocks from abroad a. old rates, sc
that the advance from the new tariff
Will not be due for q year ahead. The
talk or 200 per cent. advance on tin cupt
is the product of wild imagination
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
THE vICE-PREsIDEHT.

Gov. Ashley, few evenings since,
addressed large audience in Toledo,
and, in the course of ms speech, sllud-
ed to the usele.sness and menace of
the American Vice-President. He said:
"Mr. Jefferson was elected by one
vote. and they Immediately amended
the constitution IN 1903, providing that
that should never happen again. But
they left the Vlco-Prerdent standing.
Now that iss menace, gentlemen. Ii
IS = weak point in our Government; II
Is an OUTRAGE on the man who 10 Pres
dent, ana an outrage Oh the man who
s Vice-rTsUsent. am very free to
say. gsntlefrcr, and have sad it hun
drsds OF tirnss IN speeches, that |
would not tsSe the nerninstion for
Vice-Presidcn.. IApplsuse. / would
not take an oRce 70 which / had not
been elected. ! would not like to be a
cypher. The Vice President u OF no
possible Use in the Government. he i,
4 nsnsce. don't sy that any man
Who hss been Nics-PreIdent ever en-
gagged IN sSsssEspat.nE the man who IS
IN his SCs IS President; 7 don't any
that, but, gentlemen, II I should be ss-
a,sInst.d ssplrhs, the frat question
trst would asrss IN the minds OF every
frisnd ot mine would DC: Who IS nj,
enemy vAo hss the largest interest
IN ssttinr hsra out Of the werls' vow
yo0 msy SEX through 81 history, sa-
cred and profsns. frem the time Of toe
old prspnsts usssr Noes down through
English aisssfy where ve trace out
orisin-ane sec how many men have
heen sssss.insted who stned just one
step hetwssa the man sns power
"Thsn ear csBventiou systsm. which
. an assrssstcn. makes a ir1poss 81 q
g. put suy nan 10 he viCs ers.i5sncJ
who % not frsn The stsrt t-t rsrgessn.
tstivs n ~ PARTY opposed - the pres.
dsrt We r. INTO agrcat convention
/ of a t1ouas1d roen, ard after struE-
gle wish intrIsu.s s1d prem sss. vs
nor1inst- q nsn-fsry often = dsTs
/ horse. az - o calsc. Wei. row
/ ~ertfsr1-n. the dsrx horse fhssh.pe
/ of.m ma, whsthsr n buEnes. IN soc -
I lif-n the pul nil-snT- -here-s dars
I hcrss e an urc-rtsln 1Sv .dgsi
( ifaashssr ana applause. H.isa com
I ~-.-..se H.ssf.le- tos, vsry often
/ hss s~ss stti-r usca re fercs a. hu
~. wRsr srvh-Sr rissTar,inius hina
his evss 81. shut. ard -tsr thsy az
/ zone. ~ a locking sftsr sssr1. He 4
r1n,frstes ~ -sst-vsT cer-rtnston a
/ ci.c0nasarcss Ten pissH, re very
7-i-rts ~s d. it-f ssvs e~sn - t1.
cnrver eeRs. nls~eer - sneT--t6'
v-ry r. -uts - - it, - turn srounC
E +, - ssfeate6 party tsst hss tac reJ
( v-ts 10 hn. ara say. Nv, aauls
your vsce president We want 4
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
TOWER
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS AND LOWER BLOCK.

- NV - SNfA bECOfNs
DEGOLlA .Proprietors
INANTED-Nale Help--6 machinists, rub
W bars yarrl.hers. cabinet makers. %
wood cutters, 3 boys. IL you are out Of work
cone IN
yVAETEp-Female Help girls FOR gen
W erAl honSewerk. ? cham bermaids. laun-
dress. l stenographer.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGES acres Of land.
pa miles from the city. lsU0 peaches 800
pears o0 apple. good buiicings.
L0R SALE 10 room mouse on South Lafay-
ctte-st. modern hnish. cable cars run by
tie door. Pace $500.
EOR EXCHANGE-2l acres two miles from
l. SaugstncR. 100 peach trees bearing. 70
standard pear trees, 20 cherry, q apple 3
good house ard barn. Price $500.
EOR SALE-a room house on Lagraye-st near
Wcnham-ave. near both cable and electric
car lines with all modern Improvements
EoR SALE or EXCHANGE-(Roston Mass
A nne II room house on East-st. large lot.
city water, furnace. aud all Modern improve
ments 70 exchange for dwelling IN Boston.
Mass
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-12J acre farm II
X miles from city ll0 improved balance
beech and maple tim Ger. IL room brick house
large basemeat baru aud other out buildings
10 exchange for CITY property.
iron SALE-l1-room house on East Bridge-st
a furnace. sewer. city water. corner lot and
finely nnished, price $500. easy terms.
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGES room hous.
Il 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 incumbranco.
TOR SALE OR EXCHASGE-aroom house
on Ihomas-st.. near East St. nicely mn
ished and just completedi come and see IL.
FOR SAIE-2 lots on Hastings-st. on easy
a terms or will exchange for improved
property.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
IL erty in sums 10 suit. Roons8 and9. Towel
block.
HOUSES and rooms TO rent; also A number o.
II good tenants -antlug 10 rent; bring IN
your keys. Rooms and 9. Tower block.
DEG0LIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

IN view Of the numerous ad valorem
tariff swindles under the old law, many
changes to specific duties were made in
the new law. The New York Journal
OF Finance saws: "The evident sdvsnt-
age of specific duties consists IN their
simplicity. The quantity of an article
is readily computed, whether counted,
or weighed or measured. It's value, on
the other hand, is not 80 easily meas
urcd. depending as it does upon a thou
sand considerations and subject to COM
psrlson with many different standards.
The appraisers, taken from the COM
munlty at large, often with no special
knowledge fitting them for their duties,
are frequently confronted with prob
lens to which they are not equal. and
the real value IS by no mesns fixed
with precision. II must Re left in many
cases practically to the decision of The
importer, and every motive IS furnished
to the latter to make Il AZ low "a posi-
bic. THIS has been a frequent source
OF complaint"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
WILL STIR 'EM UP.

The wide-awake Republicans Of
Cedar Springs have arranged for a
grand rally this afternoon. 1t is to be
a general mass meeting for the north
ern part of the county, and will be one
OF the most enthusiastic gatherings of
the campaign. The Republicans up
there feel that they are fighting in one
of the most glorious causes of the CEN
tury. Gen. r. A. .Alger, Hon. c. L. Belk-
nap and Hon. G. w. Watkins, a triad
Of eloquence, patriotism and Republi.
canism, all favoribcs in this county,
will address the meeting. They will
give the voters Of northern Kent a
rousing good meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
WIAANS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
2 AND 4 TOWER BLOCK.

Telephone 50
NNANTED-Fenae help q nu first class
w 20. tiens n aii branches Of wors. both in
ploymeuf please call We wil secure yea y
place. Ladies Parior. Tower Bioet
l'0k SALE-A nev modern lOroop house
OAK bnish Ncitec fErnacf water sne Easi
large TOT. newly sodded nice locality % South
Lsisyet,e-si.i only $780, woule be chesl ~
$1,000 WILL Buy al s-rooru houss. siosly
Vi'"V 1nishea very convenient on fro~-
S17O0 FOR a nice sroom house On Center.
II w 81; viii exchange Tor house snc lot
E'OR sALE-only $3.50 for 7-roon house.
pantry and closets. on y ehlano-sfe. larrs
lot; two more houses could be bu3t on IT.
S10nQ RTYsaBew 7-roou houst "a Briggs
clOOO addition Tot soxIsa.
&Q00 FOX beat Ute house on Lincoln
LoR sALE-iSi acre. cav loan arm in Barr
county, good frame houses ne o8i.
buildingsi new basement harm. cosl 49,
surface little roiiiBK near 20 good mfrtsi !
one of the lest prodgcirG isrnls Ia the stat
only sc per acre; one-haf dcwuf wcu.c take
house sne lot $50. N part psrmsssi eslsnee
count efill-beSith. This arm vouio b cheap
ls5R SALE Oh ExcHANeE-k good s.room
house on Nsdison-&vo coed barn isrEs
lot vii take vacant iofs east o. south part
of city. ] new house OF lssf-si. 2 nice cts oh
Cssssf.sa = bargain I On James. 500. ! -
goo some isrge iots on hiu cot South DiFi-
-ion-sf So.
Good BUSINESS CBANCE-we have nio.
" cleau Httie stock q staple Efgcsrlff vel
located fu fhe city. 20 f1fhaTff Ter vacant
lofs sickness iD ths family the Csass Invoices
about tlfsN
DrsfNTsS CHATCre- Tor Esis--Only tizh
ID SOM rinslF furnished reefns steam hesf
q aud gas. al occapiea, Reeo locality. thesf
leuf. rtssoBs Tor seillnE- parties Nsnt -
leave the city
rI'Wo eeneYai SOCKS. az Roods 90 sAtt. 2
Il drug stacks. . hardware sfgcts. HFtfs
ffocksfH citv
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

las Car.ss-aa hers.a sats o{ A :.
Partrsegs tie PreAaest.oal = e&aa sdAts
Ter ksox<rees he = : wertz.v ana
lnsaeaExl aaeneef "a ths Rsps,ss
eAQteA An1 aIoss t2s EepfoAeh x o..
p.osEe s14 tllas-ssrF .2g K.oAtscsG1s -
Neversaslsss h's conFers.on fram ae-
pat1eaD sa g. YToo1tstoa sAs alsFels
shs rss4lg 0f hls failure - gel re-
noaa5a&toa for Representative ia The
STATE Lex .sl2t1re-a sort of death bea
eonesFsoa. kAit0rs Il religious pa
p<rs sre seliom wsl up u politics
2ad political biographies.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
FOR TREASURER

Sherman I. Coison has made model
County Treasurer. His official admin
istratlon has been the best that the
county has seen in years. Efficient,
courteous and industrious, he has ever
been ready to serve the people who
made MN their officer. He richly de-
serves the compliment of a second
term, and he will have 1t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
County Ticket.

County Ticket.
For state Senator
WILLIAM I. ADAMS.
For sheriff
i5AAC z. LAMOREAUX
For Coust5 Clerk-
JAMES ;. KNOX.
For Reg.stsr % Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
Fer rcousty Treasurer
SHERMAN ?. C0LSON-
For Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES L. MCBRIDE.
For Circuit C0urt commissioners
pWtGHl GOSS.
AJfsED WOLCOTT.
Fer Coroneys--
HENax e. IcCHER,
DANAEL J. WALLACE
For Survegc--
DoRR skEEflS-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

TIE Lansing Journals high-sound-
ing words about Democratic victories
are very sweet in the mouth" just
now. but they vii be exceedingly "bit-
ter IN the belly next week, when the
Journal swallows them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

TIE Evening News said that there
was nothing disrssutable IN the name
''copperhssd' new; but Edwin B.
winans is trying hard to Ess out from
under the opprobrium OF t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

REID and Rusk are mentioned for
1892. Many a worse combination might
be suggested. just think Of it-Tom
and Jerry
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

HENRY VI. SrASIEY is now enjoying
all the honoTs Of an American political
campaign, without the expense. III:
enemies are after him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY,


state IieksL
JANEs ". TURNER. OF IaEhan-
For Llsuts aAnt tfsver0gr-
WILLIAM 5 LINTON. Of Saginaw.
Yer Secretary u stste-
WASHINGTON ,,A&oNER. OF Calhoun.
Tor state Treasuser-
J0sEPH Is. MOORE. OF Wayne.
Fer Audls0f dsasra,-
THERON 2. 6ihpiNGS. OF Kalamazoo.
For ConDis.loasE d Stale Land Onlee--
JOHN q. BERRY. OF Otsszo-
Fer Attorney Gecerai-
BENJANIN v. HUSTON. of Tuscola-
Fer rsassria.cadent 81 Public Ins,ruetion-
Cf.N e3dlRL. q tAfoa.
Far NeH,ber 81 state Etar1 OF Educ4tion-
JAMES ". 8srrou. Of Aiegan.
F's JS,s.si /, : 3 skiEg skiE'Stf = iSsSs5. GSs5.m
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

THE Pittsburg Dispatch has staff
poet that makes "awry" rhyme with
Annie Laurie" That may be poetic
license, ous the liquor license rhymes
il with rye"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

INDIANA is thoroughly disgusted with
Democratic hnsnciering, which is
plunginS the State deeper and deeper
into debt
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

SAYS the Inser-OCean: can Iowa
woman hsa named hsr daughters Kero-
seus and Gasoline. They ars the kind
of yrs thst e oT With a fash" Bat
no young nan Of ssnse vii ever strike
a match vith one Of them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
WAsTEp-To SELL OF EXCHANGE.

EoR SALE OR EXcHANGE-The largest
and best located hotei in White Cloud.
For particulars address d. A. Mcintyre. White
Cloud. Mich. Esu
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

ASD now shoes MI - up. The vsm-
ocrats have discovered taat sLaoe pegs
are taxed. There 5 almost oeaFs
worth Of pegs IN Apairof pegge4 shoes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

FIRST District
EDMTNI il. BARNARD. Grand Rapids.
Third District
NORTON PITCH. OF sparta.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

I WILL SILL vou one of those ses8fifui lots
on by fiita-aTe. add ten fer 49,, 81 q
80 On EASY leFrrs- 80 sixty y-ufrs eapicf bof.
Oh MePhefs0n sftfffea, nursheTs frti and
second. sane price. terms eue-euaTfeT eAeh-
"a ance on fius ~ ger cent beaIt f1lfy -
cste1 cal aa1 So n1s ia nsw ofnce ~ = North
Ffo1t-tl
S7OO0-ons fns brick sioess, senpris.ss
= w. store. tase-nsBf. sad e'egsnf reeins
- ss~erf Seer. bet wafer heat. ~ o. y ff4
ca atnY rtsi estate orace. No. IL =. freat-st
no. SIS n az parts - sfty from fsr fos9o8
n No "a Nsfth ffa1tst
CTF4N an6 water beafisg sn6 Y7esNsns ~
- israz6 Napsts St~aw heatiaE sxf fi8E p
ar CO.. "A North Frsat-st
~. p. SNYDER,
Rooms - 70 81 wondsrly Block,
q Mouros-strest, GTsna BsPsas, Msch-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

IT seems n be an astonishing fact .
ths Democrat thss ths colored men
VII vote as thev rlsase N Grand Rap
pos Nothing strsrxe sbout that.
Michigsn = Republican Ssate. but
WI tne rsmccrsf dare 81 announce
that the colored rnsn VII vcts "a they
plsasr-- tsa scld Democrats south'
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
PERCYSNYDER
. cansl.st, Room Is.

yT0REJNs MN ATT ENTToF--te e. lo sere
w tracts for sac near \. n. iuncf on| oniy
81 sn scrs. Bfrs is q chance 70 Sc koea
home.
or rpCT runNT IN errfhr@r-st nszv
~ bffaEs oos si& fsHts Scr tis yesf
CHofcF - scre fsrU ir Seuihern lihnolft -
Y trsae for property h-fe
NV --Foom house arc choice iois oriY
y ere
nRUs STORE buslness arc stocf n ffst
~ efs.s eaten fof a. reason - selling
az Ae.Iff - rroFristef- rrict ttsft. Nfftt
d.f.f.ie 90 spoorf - siTs ran
H1rF frsi-clsss lfTsrf stoek for sals -
fraee.
uoxET 70 BoAN = sspt psr csrt on ~
VI .sgsf sseHrfsy Percy snyder. . DaDais-
III pgY parties vistinr 20 mtts iH-
1 vssfuenfs - esA sss ieek ever ~ iis' os-
fore yBrcbasiuA
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

For sale cheap after election badly
damaged lot Of Democratic confidence
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

FoED viii formally throw UP th'
sponge Monday night, to slow music.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
ABEL T. PAGE,

Rsou !, kcRsyns.s BT's Grand kspos
r.u~s SO sens pe.1 F~tet. ste-kf srt heFt
rsTss- 1ns@sfs Nersr it Prottssis bus'rsss
Enterpris-s s.< psvlnf BEE Rstafs speeuls-
fsars Horsr - iosr - suzs s-sir.s rpss 80
sexs seeu~fs@s et~nnFsrs ~ anf enf y islsina
~ ptyshssz a tt,ssF ~ sxDsnsTe bnus. fsrr
Ios sr ssss-ssH p-arsrty. siii - vfH te ca
srs 49, ghsf 1set fof sss TAf lst - issEs
81 ,7iesas frsr ~ enx res.teaes ir tas 81
srs nauf sst s - e~t2tt 1us.r
~st tfe-suet kasv afes 8f vases wfa -
= zrss& e1g.s sssk q Be7srA
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Registration days, October So-sl and
November J. You can't vote this fail
unless you re-reEister.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

wArKIss is s winner. The district is
inpatient 70 declare It's choice.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

"THE melancholy days have come
for Democratic candidates.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

ScNEoSE hss begun a campaign suis
axs nst Burrows. The ssnsbis voter
vii let the ks raea fEht out thsir isv
suit ey themselves. and keep rs nose
cut q ths quKrrsl. Is hss nothing %
60 With h's itness for the ofHce OK Con
~reSsrrsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
IeENTs-wAYTED,

yVANTED-Res dent agent 10 sell our patent
W Vacuum signs Apply between and 3
p. n. Henry Szlomons. room q Sweets Hole.
elf
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Pozoul's Complexion Powder pro-
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Alger, Watkins and Bolknap, Satur-
day night al Hsrtman's Hall. Last
meeting OF the campaign.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Everybody must re-register If they
want 10 vote this fall.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

In order 70 vote every BODY must II
reg lster Oct. so-Sl ard NoY. /.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

RzrrsuoAss should vote straight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Every Union soldier IA Kent county
q inYitea 20 hear Cemrade Russe II A
AlgeF, eI-Conmander-ln-C OF tue
@. A. r., 81 H4rtmans hall, saturday
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