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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-11
Hot Springs.

From the Sioux City Journal we learn
that building boom is already mater
ializing for Hot Springs for 1891. 1t
says that a plunge bath house, for Fred
T. Evans, to cost 0,000, and 20 by 235
feet, will be built. A tank % by 200
feet viii be under the lower floor, and
the second floor will be divided into two
parlors and large music hall. The
same contractors will also build $685.
900 stone block, three stories high, for
the same gentleman. The size will be
80 by 104, and the ground floor will be
given up to stores and the rest to socie-
ties and Offices. A Presbyterian church
at the same place, 40x50 feet in size,
which is to cost $4,000. A two-story
block for Edward Calhoon, 81 by 107
feet, to cost $4,000. Residences fol
Charles Sawyer and O., W. Hulbut of the
same place, each to cost about $4,000.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-11
Contests.

5 1t M
The contest against Mr.. Potter has
been dropped. The contestant allowed
the case to go by default A wise pro
ceeding.
@. W.Jewett has been admitted to the
bar, having passed most credible ex-
animation, which virtually takes the
pitch out Of the proceedings instituted
by Herr Buderus.
In the case Of Hartman vs. Mo Mich
ael, il is altogether probale that the con
testant win continue to remain private
citizen.
In Lawrence county the independents
are losing grounds at every turn al
though they began the fight. II now
looks as il the republican contestants
would win npon the very testimon,
called out by the opposition.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
WlNANS & WORKS,

ATTENTION C0MRADE--A law mss been
a passed nT which every soldier can get =
pension oi iron 70 90 slL per month hY piae-
iog thfiT claims In the hands Of y. Il. Ninans
aad Addison N 0rss. 40 rooms and Tower
block Grand Rapids Nica Both ~ us have
teen soldiers. and one member 81 th.s frm has
had long expert auce as euocessful pension
agent. ifyon hafe p rensioh oi les, amount
than this. we can ret tiHcreasrd- mans g.
Works. rooms aad Tower blocs.
WANTED-Fem emaie he,p-5 lsuadress. 3 FIRST
" COCKS. ( second cooks. ie dining room
airls. general bease CIR s.l cierk. neea not be
experienced. seroGd -GTs chamber ma ls.
al once. Ladies PaloFs, Tower b.0ck-
NANTED- help-1 moaider. ] machin-
15 sgents-Eoo3 senne ariie.e-sZ 90 = per
dav. ~ men or farms, per DAY er mant1. ?
and Tower block
LUE SALE 0R EXCHANGE grocery stock.
some one GOOD daal . sd TeHer biecs-
EOR sALE-1 lots. nIre carfer ~ Charles ST..
1850. 20 . bargain f tsken at 0lce. 3
aaf 1oarer book
TOE ssIE-Three 5ro7ra h0nses On Gilbert
e. sfa SIS sfys easy payments. 3
aad Tower h.oek
EoR sALf-If fakfa ths vseE, eew efo7rr
i rause aa c8t.e Ifut. lot 5flisL IS foot afiep.
o,lv $50 essa aaa la7e or aIeeh
EoE saTE-Ia Tote ea see sal es- sf910o
e-r fo1nr aaa fa.f1a. on cable
Hea r- Isl sss nle- .ha1-. ferf.. essr irfs
- ass hefosen HFsnf ad ha nag
ffrarsr w-f1la eHr Wefs ffe1 f8er E ~
sSf eaes e- ll N cA Laif- one On
ch7-Iss aesr cherry si1h aa4 g Iawsr
V-fHAvE naussr n opsrIars fs- coed
~ iesas s7ns fraa So aFHslfs ana
IA tcRES. Hrffs esst II Ba-fe1 ave s-so.
i ~ hnaae end ham r1 eaTf has 81
Ver-t tt en1
~ ~ rsnnr ~ fhs -fsht nsn s. - 500
rzea HaWs fFr N1eE
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
He WILL LECTUR E !
At Wonderland Theater Tomorrow Night,
Friday, Saturday and Next Week.
An Unprecedented Attraction i'm the Line
of Scientific Entertoinmcnts-The
First Five Lectures Tree
fn

TIE study OF Human Nature Is interesting
from any standpoint; douDly 50 when Illus
trsted by the beautiful sciences If phrcnolOgy
and physiognOmy. The citizens Of Grand Rap
ids are Afforded an intellectual treat In the
fact that Prof. Wm. " iudsoT. Ii. B.. the emf
nent pbTenologs 81. whose personal inycStigs-
tons and discoveries have challenged the a.
tenfi0n of the scientific world. has arranged TO
give q grand series Of Illustrated scientific lee-
lures. including tomorrow night and friday
and saturday. and continuing a.l next week.
A each Of these lectures Prof. Windsor viii
make public examination OF leading citizens
selected by the audience. delintatlug their
characters with mathematical accuracy. pro-
ducng astonishmsat ana roars Of laughter.
He - ably assisted by his wife. Nine. Lila u.
Windsor.
Private examinations daily at Bridge street
House. Hours ~ a. m. 10 8 D. "a. For fui' par
flcilars see the special edition Of fle Pare
noioust." 1900 copies Of which viii be dis
fributed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

HE2B2r azFkaS E.Egz sL,eAN ofAfE
lakrks. E1Esl4tte

HE2E1r szEsaS f.sFt 49, ~ etAf1
lEsIksL El.sal4ith 49,
Asfa41I. s-s =. Lo.f.
A sfsrs ro,xeatlsa i tas keRZg ie4as "
RIsa.a.sa - - IA IS tas Detroit riak.
Dsfrass. sezlaaiax - twelve oc-eek. aasa.
Hsaasstay. Aazz.t t@ents- -segeath, 4a4 e b.
tslalaz Taars1sy Az 1855 tssaIx -s-z1tn, ls.s.
fqg rae purp3ss ~ 40 .aa-.ak eaa2ieA-rS Tor
state onees aa8 f3g JasIies 81 tae aap eme
Ceart. - a. r4saaefs 2isa fer ras purpose -
s.,eet - = caAslm4a ef tae state teatfai
Commst tee. asa tao Usmesfs teefe3i Ire
eash e "a rresslsnzl district. ana the tfaes3e-
tlea q saea orner blSiaess zs a4ax properly
esMe sel3rs T.
Ia aee3rsaacs vita resolution adopted a.
Graaa Rapids. Ma %. isfs. cfeFg coaRtg ~ J
bs emitted b 9ns delegate Tor eaen - ot tae
total voEe east Ter gogefaor at ans iasi state
eleerl0a tNoseaber lsS3. aat oR additional
delega.s TOR every fraes-oa amounting % 5jo
ugs eash orsaaiced county vii be entitled 20
a. sasl oas delegate.
Undsr resoiaaoa u ls5s no delegate vii te
entitled % > saat ia the convention vh9 dee.
nog reside IN tAs c3gaIy be proposes u reg. G
seat
TIE delegates from each congressional dis
tries are eQuested q mesl IA czgeas Al tea
O'Clock. a. Ia. Melne sday. Ausas. 2. aad
select candidates as follows. 10 b pFese ASA
90 ths state Convention Ter continuation
Two laenbers or the state Central Committee
one vice president. one assistant secretary aat
one meEl5er Tor eacl 0f the committees Qn
Credentials" "E -sOufi0ns." Permanent
Organization and oraer OF Business
IL compliance VITA resolution adopted la
Detroit. June >. $50. the seereiary Oi zach
county convention IS requested % forward IA
the secretary OF the STATE Central Committee
SO. 81 GFs swOlG ST., Detroit bS the earliest
mAn after the delegates 70 the State CJgyen-
tion are chosen. . certified list OF such dele
gItesas are entitled % seats ia the Stale Con
yta.iOR from their respective f0unties, aud
also the names and address OF The chairman
Sc reiary. aad members OF the county com
mlttee-
GEORGE IL. HOPKINS Chairman.
II. c. TILLNAN. Secretary.
APPORrlOSNEyT OF DELEGATES.
The following + the 0aicial apportionmeni
o; delegates under tie above call.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
z. J. Lamb & Company,

~ Az aaH. I..
hLAL hSAAl r AND NNe-'a-'.t.N'
Opposite Dion Depot Phone -
E0R sAlE OF EAChAAGh-Ne have lust
= MATTED slie 81 iHE UautCrSt a4ai ttuut 9 trl
mace 70 TIE citt- he ..At tanaiat = - :. At'
lots % nall = NitniA eaef lAel" ~ a'.-t. =
Astef cars :" g efettf - telsN = - -" ~ -
noaes nitAia AAs Beat Ter ~-es ~i.1 :" - -,
teitp'tsi khle Nt haft NNaS.uatA ~ -stl t.c
entire fiAt. h.s - aA olpafiaaits ~ = re
tine 4nr ne ritnf parry te shv = e.i4s "a p ..
noeey. Ihe property VII he shaNn ttee ~
cs..ihe u any pise Wishing - 1us.
ron SAILING have a NrNf-class f,ailer -four
4 lul .ri4 faal ulu mAke uoauy lai use
right parties. tht mll IS of flr latest aeSiea.
and has q cauae.iy 81 STATS u1 .1ris TIE fAir
ci1nUrs ls LtU ana tn a. si-eiass tenai.iop tais
I've sis ot apsole Sous ro-ls sna ihres sels ei
. epullr irfa rula ia= h.l ccsi s'tti, 4na is
afof tvoAN eipsNl. bes dc fle nitI There ~
.ttn ipts good oafn aud aul cor4h ei HnaA-
Ibe eAtge prpptrs u.t hu sod ior 2 .tot iiic
tHe!,eits va ~ see"h - e-s vAe Aesht-t
.e'ii'' - A't..9 " t.ai''t t'. 30
:. OK eALt-M hsF Sac Na3inE ooieI p
tAiifiAs ioea-i.f .-ai "iA o. saia a' q ar
T foiAi al t-hfA at Nitt. AHt tttr' 81 Ntt.-ti SIS
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
Palpitation of the heart.

Palpitation of the heart, nervous
ness tremblin~s, nervous headache
cold hands anu feet, pain in the back,
and other form of weakness are relie-
we'd by Carter's Iron Pills, made speci-
ally for the blood, nerves and complex
ion.
A woman who is weak, nervous and
sleepless, and who has cold hands and
feet, cannot feel and act like well
person. Carter's Iron Pills equalize the
circulation remove nervousness, and
give strength and rest.
4 mans wife should always be the
same. especially to her husband, but if
she Is weak aud nervous, and uses Car
ter's Iron Pills she cannot be, for they
make her "feel like q different person" ,"
so they all say, and their husbands say
so tool
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

The nsinlal reason way tls Demo-
cretie Bartv = co1an TED 90 the Theories
u Cobasn5te free trade mighE se.l 6e
takea into consideration N detsrain-
iag the voters IS 70 the manner Of cast
ing taen ballots
Jsferson, often quoted as the
founder Of the fzith Of the Democrats
party. the resered Benton. and the
apotheos. red J&cksoas WITH macy
others Of the carrier days. were pEotec.
tionists. Way then . the party nov
opposing ths principles Of rs foun-
eers, aad exerting al the means Within
IL power, whether far or f0ul. 70 de-
feat protectiong A complete answer
% this question would take too rnueh
space Tor the columns Of an ordinary
Newspaper, and only brief reference
to the main feature OF full answer
must suffice.
Jefferson, while prOtectlonist and
patriot, was a statesman who believed
IN State sovereignty, and did what was
consistent with ais honor and devotion
% his country 10 ineuicate the theory
Of the same. lie apparently little
thought the direct antagonism between
his theory OF State sovereignty, and the
PRINCIPLES Of protection, would ever re-
suit ia rebellion, but such was the fact.
John &. Calhoun, the apostle of nullifi-
cation, was originally a protectionist.
but he early saw that protection would
advance the laborer- that free enlight-
ened labor Will ever demand It's just
reward, and viii not submit to be en-
slaved, and that as the South was COM
mitted 10 slavery and State sovereignty,
there ever would be an impossible gulf
between the South and protection,
which latter tended toward the better
ment of the labOrer and the uni
fication of the general government. He
clearly saw that revenue laws were the
creatures OF the general government,
to be enforced by the general govern
ment; that slavery looked to State
sovereignty as It's main support. Hence
his attempted notification of the rev.
enue laws in 1892. The supporters of
the theory of enslaved, unenlightened
labor opposed themselves to the tariff
laws. and thus matters stood, those who
adhered to the theory of ens.aved, un-
enlightened labor ever demanding ad-
dihonal territory for the purpose of
slavery. This involved us in the Mexi-
can war, and those favoring slavery
were never content until matters cul-
minated IN open rebellion.
How many are aware of the real diff
ferences between the Confederate States
constitution and the Federal Constitu-
ton? The main differences were slavery,
State sovereignty and free trade. The
English Government covertly assisted
| the rebellion because of the last. In
the arbitrament of arms, slavery, as a
recognized institution Of our country,
was swept into oblivion, and the Union
was restored, but the idea of free trade
still remains to be fought out between
/ the Republican North and the Demo
cratic South, the latter now, as then,
being assisted by England.
Shall this relic of slavery take the
uppermost seat in our National sanhed-
rim? This issue must be passed upon
by the people.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

TheKabo corset that brings
a woman to perfect form if
she only laces it tight enough
for it never stretches or
breaks its bones " or rolls up
has soft eyelets that CO not
cut the laces.
Soft eyelets are loops Of
corset lace instead OF metal
eyelets.
If the Kabo corset fails IN
a year in any part but the
steels-no way has yet been
invented 10 make unbreakable
steels-you get your money
back from the store where
you bought it.
You wear the Kabo corset
two or three weeks; and, if
not satisfactory, take it back
and get your money again.
ouolso c0Ezz &c, cAicsso and Ecw To7x.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,


The Chicago HaH had better over
haul its Detroit correspondent or get
another one. In anuding to James NJ.
Turner's probable nomination for
Governor on the Republican ticket, he
calls him Mayor OF Lansing" which
proves the correspondent TO be some
thing OF 4 back number. Lansing Is at
present afflicted with a Democratic
Mayor, and Mr.. Turner Is not of that
stripe.
Again the correspondent shows his
ignorance by saying: Turner IS that
singular anomaly, Republican free
trader" That would be an anomaly,
indeed. and no such anomaly as that
will head the Republican party in
Michigan. That party is not a free
trade party. In convention assembled,
It Will endorse the protective policy and
the Mckinley bill. Ii Mr.. Turner Is
nominated, he Will stand upon that
platform, and, as ne Is an honest man
70 the core. ne Will not accept the
nomination unless he can endorse the
platform. The fact =, Mr.. Turner IS
Just about as much free trader as
Blaine or Butterworth, both of whom
have afforded Democratic simplicity
great deal of premature happiness.
The correspondent says: at is un-
derstood he IS the only man in Michigan
who can hold the Republican Patrons
of Industry to the ranks" II he were
a free trader he would have his hands
full holding the Michigan Patrons of
Industry to the ranks. They are stiff
protectiOnists in Michigan, and they
Will not ask for the nomination OF q
free trader for Governor. Col. c. Y.
DeLand, one of the prime movers in the
order. says Of them: "Just now few
free trade cranks are trying to make
the farmers believe that free trade
would cure al the lis they suffer. But
1 told the people Ok Merrill that such a
thing "a free trade was unknown in
civilized governments; that II takes
money % keep the machinery Of gov
erument moving. aud the best and only
practicable way % raise that money IS
by indirect taxation. And while we q, e
levying these taxes It is much better to
levy them so as t. protect our interest
IN America. That IS my doctrine. Let
rs protect our interests, but make the
protection equal. SO the farmers, as well
as the manufacturer, viii receive the
benefit. That Is our platform as adopted
nc Flint. And whle we farmers are
suffering from depression IN this coun-
Try. yet. bad as The case may be, we are
better Oft tnau tine farmers OF any
other country on earth" Does that
sound Ike free trade' Is James NJ.
Turner likely To stand OF that kind of
platform, If he IS \ free trader Nav,
verify. and Mr.. Turner would feel as
uncomfortable on a free-trade platform
"a he would in swajdhaE clothes.
The extreme ss'uinlty of the cores
pondent comes 20 the surface when he
saws "There Is one continuous howl
over the 'misrepre Of Michi-
gan by her members of Congre s. 80
The Republicans of Michigan are solid
IN the opinion that she Psninsular state
was never before m is history repre-
sented I'M Congress by 40 much brains.
ability and experience as at present.
The Mul had better revise Its cores
p0ndsuce bureau or else stick % rs
comic pictures and letMlchi gan politics
alone.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
COURT RECORDS.

CfBrrTr-Judge Grove Edward Van
derveer, complainant, Va. HATTIE Van
dcTveer, defendant. Decree Of divorce
granted
SUrERIoR-Hon. F. A. Buringame-
Chss. 4. Watt aDpo. nted deputy clerk
~ court for one month from dste
without extra expense to the oity-fhe
City of Grand Rapids vs.. Adr-an Wei
man. trsspass ne The ease on rramis
Defendant granted twenty days far
tier stay Of proceedings
PEoBkrE--E.state Of Ananias Eordsn.
deceased. peutson fer appointment Of
Administrator nied- hearln1 August Is
Estate ~ Wni- II. BGefonz. deceased f,
adm-nistrstoT's fnsl account fled.
hearing August IS. Estate IF Wm. G.
t47st.ne. decea se9. t,va~tr~. r. led
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
Attention X. O. L. NJ.

All members of the X. o. I. NJ. in
this city are requested to meet at Cres-
cent Star Tent over Star Clothing House
on Canal-st., at 7:30 O'Clock sharp, on
Wednesday evening, July l6, 1890, to
consider matters of Importance TO all
members of the organization.
BY Order of the Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

" AAl N&sl ls . reasonable oneE te1 : -
" aDS I've holses - tts cSfnri - ts'itii'iiiat
81 4aa ho4Ftf-aFt.s oNarf IL 3 Aal- te,a0s4it
aDc - he4ao H. Se4. H. = fIoNsl-
Esok SAIE- Boisse aro laf 50 Crescent -ast-s
Nll fxchAaEe in rErt 42f cll4 itSiis1 >
IA u4lt 81 tht iIfclliscs -
THINK og . tasty. uvW sroom hpnse. enis
"a lett tTDil ttf Aatlsen- ave. seN4a.
b9Bse for Slsa1 ~ Sla.lS pea pienll. ktian ~
& Ssst neN haEle eE Oeiirkt-Att-, bct.se.'A
L.assn AID Alls seq or Ss-tA pff mopia.
] - 81 sesl 3 llDlltEo uAa eef - ieis nN NiA IS
adatslon on Earls. Coiicgf rsAeauri aae I.
< nian-sf uorlh ~ .ffA sSe-. ~ from 80 70
81 CnAFlos " Iefts. Leey~fa eieck, t's@fs-
81 entrance
EOR SALON Broaawsg. A nlie ilom city
hmlts euWe,iHfs via az eoft ~ eeea
ERrdea Sefl fth each dghn =. SAikiet te.s
iAlaDsF otllce 10UtE lhNlslon.si ieiA -
AL and see uS * you want home ~ "a
- tnNcSi UclJ Nuf property ie at-fiae &.iA
y e aaiua on ouI ntfIs 81. Ilfl>icn-st. aiu
l. lata ware piatS. New houses Tea1F Tor oN
0a THESE plata Terms ale prices a. sUil Ae..
al 81 once An0 saw advance il p.ilCs- = az
ner N4trol NeW AeuseMaH bloek
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

The Detroit Free Press Washington
correspondent, speaking of the census
returns. says: "The Grand Rapids peo-
pie, believe, are entirely pleased with
the work there, which was largely
under the direction of Mr.. Fred s..
Clark" He certainly has grounds for
h,s belief.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
OTTAWA BEACH TODAY.

Exhibition of Life-Saying Crew, and
Dance at the ottawa.
Parties going to Ottawa Beach today
viii enjoy a special treat. The life-sav-
ing station crew will give an exhibition
on land, and water in the afternoon,
and the regular hop Will be given at the
Hotel Ottawa in the evening.
The business mems train will leave
Thursday morning at 7:l5, and arrive
IN the city at S:15, giving people a
chance 10 return to the city in time for
business.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

"THE nomination Of Hon. John G..
Warwick for Congress n the Canton
district mesns the retrement Of Mr.
Mckinley. SAYS the Toledo Bes. it
means nothing of the kind. The de-
feat Of Mr. Mckinley VIII BE- due 90 tas
shameful larceny Of his district by a
Democratic legislature, and NOS - any
strength Of the hack-number Wsrwlck.
Bat ss - the rehrement-uot for Mc-
Kinlsy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

Bad drainage causes much sickness,
and bad blood and improper acton OF
the liver and kidnOys Is bad drainage 70
the human system, which Burdock
Blood Bittere remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
10 sIn,CKIRERs.

AnT subscribe "a THE TELEGRAM
HERALD who falls 60 receive the paper
regularly, or who may have reason 10
complain OK late delivery, viii confer a
special favor b Informing this Office OF
5he fact At cnce. send postal card or call
uP telephone 53i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

IT = possible that James F. Joy
srrung a bit Of fresh news upon the
pgbliC, when Re announced Gen A ser g
candidacy for the presidency. It has
been generally supposed for some tnae.
bv both hs friends snd his enemies,
thst such was the case. But no one
vould wish to rob Mr. icy of the hoa9r
OF his discovery,
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

The following officers have been in
stalled and Will serve for the ensuing
pear John II. Rozema, y. c.; A. J..
Jaynes. Y. g., Martin B0zema. Z. e;
Wilham HAYNES. p. s.. Robert ". MeT-
rill. treasurer. Gilbert Wiley, c0nduc-
tor. r. r. Bneynard. warden; A. J. M.
McIntyre. T.. :. y. c.; g.. Y. French. l..
S. y Co.. o.. J. wilder, +. :. Y. e.; 7. p.
Thomas. chaplin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
WABTED -BoARDBRs.

WANTED-Board and rooms with private
" family. Tor two young men Of good char
acter. Address care Carrier l3. ls9
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

EOR SALE-Chear. - horse power boiler and
engine. near.y new. Iith furnace. setting.
etc. complete. Inquire OF 4. {. Ihwing; phone
AZ. 1-5ff
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

lNANTED-Asents Tor the History OF The Er-
" piorauons OF. Daring Deeds and Vraa1
achievements Of staniey' agents ouiat sl1Ji
circular free. Address o. A. Browning a lo
Toledo. ONO. ahtt
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

McKinley's speech on the New Tariff
Bill, 80 pages IN pamphlet form, at the
TELEGRAM HERALD for , cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
TOR sALE-NsCRLLANEOUs

[VANIED-BOarder and roomers from $50
" 10 500 per week. 2l6 East Fulfon-st 20
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

To the Editor OF the TLEsEEGAH HERALD;
would suggest "Grandball Park" as
a name for the Ball Forty" If this IS
not satisfactory, one might be selected
from the following: "Ballscliff Park. :"
"Balsgrove Park, " "Ballsgreen Park, -
"Ballsworth Park, =" 'Ballsmore Park, 4"
"BallmortOn Park j." Highland Park, +"
"Chtibal Park" "Grandbal Park, -
'sBallszift Park" "Ballston Park, 4"
'Ballsqueen Park" +. p.
Blaine's reply to Gladstone, in pam
phlet form. twenty-five pages. two cents
at the TELEGRAN-HERALD Office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

EOR SALE-The buildings and fences on the
4 Kent county fair grounds Apply 10
Aaron Brewer. Asa ". Meech and James Cox.
committee. 2n
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
WANTFD-BoLRD AID ROOM.

WANTED-By young lady. furnished room
W with board IN "A quiet private family
room must be pleasantly situated and where
home influence can be enjoyed. Address q.
b., box I, this Office. IaS
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
LGEHTs-WAETBD.

ltANIED-Agcuts $50 outfit on thirty DAYS
" time, $50 profit in four weeks, or no ray.
Address. with stamp Jarvis Co. Racine. Nis.
F..
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

FOR RENT-Houses OF 3. 4. 8. and rooms
from Sc 10 sl6; also suits Of rooms Ia the
New Carleton block on NJ. Nern0n-st.. now
ready Tor occupancy; come and see them; !
can suIt y0u, All within minutes walk of
Sweets Hotel. inquire OF =. -. Barnard. s.
Aliens 81. oc III Office. % At. Ncrnon-st. Iele-
phOne 1877
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
Lily White Flour

Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

MCkiniev's speech on the New Tariff
Bill. 50 pages IN pamphlet form, at the
TELEGEkE-HERALD for > cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
4. E. THOMPSON,
10 KsS HouSsnan Blsck

2S Canal-st., Room Is.

GROOM house in southeast part of city ~
trade Tor house n lots in north part ~
city.
IN acres, two miles from city on grave road,
~ $3.50 cay terms.
r-R00M house and corner lot on Center-sf..
onlys $3.50 worth 500
NV 2-room faf for salc az bargain. VIII
~ trade for Nacagf l0fs.
MONEY TO LOAN ~ e and per cent. or gilt
u edged security. Percy snyder, = Canal -st.
7 OTIS near East-st. ouiy $50. terms 81 cash.
u balance 81 quarterly without Interest
lfANE choice business blocks for sale on
i tan8lsf and south Division SIS WIS., pay
per ceut eu Investment
IT WILL PAY parties wishing 20 make in-
Yesfmeufs 20 call ana i0oa over my list be-
fore purchasing.
PERCH SNYDER
ng Canaf-rf
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
The Georgia Magnetic Marvel

The Georgia Magnetic Marvel.
Weighs only 9S pounds. Can lit 1850 pounds
without physical OF mechanical elort. Two
strong mel can not d raw "A Seck through her
hands. BY placing her fingers on their heads
she Will raise two men from the noOr. stand
ing upon one foot IL viii be impOs si1le for four
men to throw heron ner balance. airs. ) hbOtt
by resting the pa rs OF her mighty hands on
the HANDS OF r 10 year-old boy. transfers the
mystic force 10 him, and two Ipen can not lift
him from the door. Many icats equally uneX-
planahle.
Prices-25. 20, 75c Box office open Monday,
July l8. Performances commence at S:l5.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
KIsOELLASB0Ua

lNaNTFD-Iuiants TO- adoption at Bfs Or.
" Duntou's hospital ~ North Lane aYe,
city. West side. 1911
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

ANT-Madame Mnelier has rs-
= turned rhe reveals present and iatufe
gives correct points in business aua al Ale
affairs, brings seraFat friends iogeiaeri shf
can be cQuailed tE none. Cal 81 ~ claHnui
ave. West >tGe iX