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The Washington critic., 1890-04-28

AT LAST ENGLAND begins to compre-
heni that Germany is over.reaching her
in Africa. Accordingly Sir Francis
de Winton goes out to take charge of
English affairs. The feeling is that
Major Wissmann must be checkmated.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-28

IT is BECAUSE silence is golien that
there is now so much talk in Congress
about silver.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-28
UNDERrAKER.

- - --I.-.0~-- ~~-~-~-00~-0(~ ~~.r ~-a~
I WILLIAM LIE
Successor to henry Lees sons),
- U N ID 10 r II a. * II R
332 PENN. AVENUE N. W.,
South Side.
Branch Office, z9e Maryland ave. s, W.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-28

IT WILL NOT BE denied that General
Grant was the true friend of the soldier
Of the late war But General Grant
insisted that no able bodied soldier
should be Government pensioner,
Alasl in these latter days men, with
less authority than General Grant, are
speaking otherwise.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-28
WATCHES.
NJ. W. GALT BRO. & CO.
uO7 Pennsylvania Ave-.

AIOI FehbsyiSanfaA Ave.
Call attention to their stock
Of WatcheS, comprising all
tie moSt desirable moVementS
and styles Of casing, Jjrom tie
LoaOeSt Price fer aOhich a re-
liable hme-keeber can be
6Onght 10 tie NEST etbenSfre.
These 7oatcheS bear ssOHr
firm name and are fully
guaranteed.
Amer1caN Ma Ith q M
WatcheS Of all grades.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-28
SHIRTS TO ORDER

IRTS TO ORDER,
1t Is bad policy to wait until
midsummer to have these
goods made up, as the assort-
ments are low and our work
rooms usually crowded. The
best time is now while the
stock of patterns is at its best
and while the force is not so
busy, as you get a better selec-
tion and receive better atten-
tion. We are making to order
Flannel Shirts, Madras Shirts,
oxford Shirts, White Dress
Shirts and every conceivable
kind OF outing or Neglige
shirts.
Mems Department, first floor.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-28

II have one last request to make,
remarked the trout, as the fisherman
CAREFULLY removed the hook. "Name
it," said the fisherman. 1T is that you
will not refer to me as a speckled
beauty. "-Nec Y0yk Sun.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-28

Bagley-What deliciously sweet
face the head artist of the company hasl
They tell me that she enjoys an enor,
nous salary and that her husband
enjoys life without an exertion.
Bailey Yes, her face is his fortune
Judge.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-28
$4,000. $4,000.
" WASHINGTON DRIVING CLUB
$4,000.
$4,000.

The management takes pleasure IN announ-
cling that 81 entries have been made of cele
brated trotters and PAGERS from New York,
Philadelphia, Chicago, New Orleans, Balti-
more Columbia, S. c., and other places, and
that the best of sport is promised,
Admission to Grounds, Grand Stand and
Pool Lawn, 81.
Races begin promptly at 2pm.
Trains leave b. & P depot at 1905 and 1870
pm
No improper characters admitted
F. NJ. DRANEY, President.
ROBT. Il. MORRIS, Secretary. ap25,3t
The Washington critic., 1890-04-28
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.

~ s. BUNDY, ooM'R oFDEEDs FOR ALL
~. states and Territories, 45S La. ave. OPP
City Hall
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

fhe greateE paFt - ths novl abeut
as Mek.nasy e.N n.ast ee e.sceaa tsd
Dlnely per esat. Il IS Essas - Lls lai-
gorsels Il fore gn goods. Tns.s tus.-
nsss 81 naias4lly Gs lssstrcasly az
feetst sd heaee taese tears. Bat TIE
An.areaa people understand tl4g ts
importers q fore za goods &Ts not -
n8aeh eEtI.s1 q AEercan sYlpzfAy
aud care As those Who nl2naszclUre
Amencaa goods. Utilizing Amssean
materials sna employing AnaeEleaa a.
b0E.
one reason CT the importers outcEy
= because, under tAe Mckinley bll. al
foreign goods, imported prior - August
I. must be taken ogt Of the noLded
warehouses before November I, OF be-
come subject 10 ths new t4F1 rates.
and goods imported after August
must De taken 0at before October 1. or
pay the new rates These importers
have, As a matter OF private speculation.
filled the bonded warehouses full 10
ovegHosing with foreign goods, expect
ing 10 draw them cur Al their e0nEe-
nience and profit by the lover rates
even after the new rates come inI0 IF
feet. Ihey also have another object ~
view BY these excessive imp0T.atlons.
Tney expect 70 food the market, so a.
to postpone the beneficial effects OF the
Mckinley tariff law, and thus create dis
satisfaction with il. These are the
men who are howliog about the Nc
Kinley bill and, now that they have
provided themselves ~ advance, de
nland that i shall affect only such I'M
portatlons As are made after the bill be-
comes law. Their howls have created
quite q furry IN tho money market. No
true American citizen viii care = plea
yune whether these speculators are
pinched or not. Men who so INTO such
speeularons must take their chances
and not expect the government 70 adapt
It's legislation to their convenience.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
a THREATENED STRIKE.
Illinois and Indiana Coal Miners Greatly
DlssatlsheL

Illinois and Indiana Coal Miners Greatly
DissausheL
CHICAGO. Sept 19.-1he rumor that
Patrick Mcbride. member OF the execu-
tive board OF the United Mine Workers
was on his way TO Springfield from
Pennsylvania 20 stir up the mem bers in
this State and Indiana and order a strike
caused much excitement among operat.
ors whose Offices are in Chicago. The
Brazil bloc&-coal people exhibited
a contract that was binding
on their Indiana workers until
May l, 1891. and they claimed it
could not be their men who were going
20 strike. The same was true with the
Wilmington and the Scott companies.
During the day, however, a report was
received from Southern Illinois saying
that there can be but little doubt that a
strike viii be ordered in that region
around Springfield, Danville. Mount
Olivet. and Belleville.
The prices paid mine workers below
Springfield are much less than those re-
ceiyed in Indiana and Northern Illi-
nois. This, it is said, has been due as
much to lack of organization on
the part of the workers as to
any other cause. and the movement is
with a view to bettering the condi-
ton of the 10000 miners in that To-
cahty. The Consolidated Coal Company
alone has about eighty mines in opera.
tion, and it is supposed the men will all
walk out OF these. It was not thought
that the strike could extend farther
north perhaps than the region of Grape
creek and Danville.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
Sale of an EgE-Case Factory.

HELENA, Ark, Sept 10. The Batch
elder egg-case factory of this city was
sold at public sale Wednesday on attach
ments in favor OF local creditors. The
mill brought Sl6.O 900 and the stock of
lumber $4,000. The company's prin
cipal offices were in st. LoIis
and Chicago and it did the
largest business in this line in the
United States. 1t still owns valuable
patents. S. Louis banks lose by the
failure to the extent of SEQ 00o, Chicago
banks lose s., 900 and the Lima (O)
E-g-Case COmnanv loses S25. COO
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
A Big Fiour-Miu DESTROYED.

MARsHALLTowN, Ia, Sept. 19.-Ben-
sons fouringmill at Union, Ia, one of
the largest in the State, was struck by
lightning Thursday night and entirely
destroyed. with 5000 bushels Of wheat
and considerable -four. The loss is $780,
600 and the insurance $40, 600.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

IT pleases the Democratic edit tors and
orators Of this country e. deny that
.Eagisnd and other European nations
have built up thsir merchant marine By
means ef subsidies It is, therefore.
refreshing - notice the cordial uttcr.
ancss of Engilsa journals on TIE sab
ject. The Lou6oD Ilustraeed News
says. European nations cave bast up
tier merchant naariae ~ a. extensive
system ot counties aad s'lhsso es. ana t
WI sosn - shown that the tinted
sss5es csn slso create powerfai rer-
chant nsr.ne ~ The apricafca of
Snaiiar methods. When the Anasrcaa
fsg s4ss o. every SEA, ss i sheEay ullI
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

7 have tired them, and they have only
swlndled me. I bave figured up what
they have cost me fer the last four
years, it vas Just S523.3l. II I had it
now Il would be a fortune for me. This
year my blll for medicine was Only five
dollars. for which I purchased six
bottles of Sulphur Btters. They cured
me Of Scrofula after suffering four
years.. !. Cummings, Troy, y. \.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
RurgIarY at Peoria. Ill.

PEORIA. H., Sept IA thief
entered the residence OF Joseph +.
Greenhat Thursday evening while the
family was at supper, and made away
with about s., 900 in cash, diamonds and
other valuables. There is no clew to
the thief.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

A REPUBucAS Congress passed the
snti-lottery bill and a Republican Pres
itent viii approve Il. Now for Demo-
cratic howl that II was passed IN the
interest OF the great express companies.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
WEIR
{ EnpIOIneRt Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
hD~M 8 AND q OWES tAD~N-
DEGOlIA BReS.-......... prorn .ars

DEG0lIA DRaS............ Proportions
KVaNTGD Male Hep frseeina sales ara.
pAinter. furniture Hort fa laaf.ars.
3 "a 3tf. r.rlhs -nli msa, ) ci4.ft,s Al. on
e4.sl4
WANTED -Fema'c q lp-- girls lor feaef8
" hoasi work. srcsat eifl,. srU 8g elrls
oletA- -ro9lo sllls. cAainasi ial4A. Ate-lira
lor .aaadfg Nerf-
E0R SAIF A fae -room housr ou Ceufsr.
81. Foso ted iei, fne s.aie and lerp.
If1rt c iaNi
Epk >ALE-If -no1s house cn fasI tris..c-s.-,
.f...rr. Htnrf fi NaiNf. ratf lat 500
nneiy nnlahta. prizes ol eHsf irfaa
EQH SALE uH ACHAAeE-s r9ela house
house or laf. ou no Ersdea streets. rIrh -.H
efs. e5c.. % eAcngutg n iarms ella a,aafae
some lnc1mlT1nHc.
LQR SALE eR ANGF-Nrick hllck iu
NORTH end. wth living rooms above Aa4
tascm -ni ueii finisfei a. rents iof 80 ler month.
EOR SALE OK ENfHAA6k aroem p Huse
n Ilomas-si., ar t-tt e., nlre.k tD-
ished ana tgsi completed come aua see "a
l,NE SALE-A see lai oH Shirey 81. on Con.
a. tract 80 down. go per month
EOR SALE loss on Pimnaeld-sve. inside
city GA contract smaI payments hne
chance 90 build.
TOR sAIE-House ana lot on Terraes asr.
D geams. modern ninlsh loi 40 lis. nIsi
Seil on caltraci. price 81 az. tasN terms.
EoB SALE-k Gaze j. room heust ca lfgfr-
i son.,i. eooi barn. loo $50 hy 80 icet.
price s5olt
lroR SALE lots on Hastings S. ou essy
terms OF VIII e1chaugc tof improved
properly.
"a ACRES fruit farm. niles from city, i9n
~ peach. ia sppieS, piums Ieais. cranes
and small ffuiE. personal properly and Gas
y needed fo o'Nc1ange iof property .n cas-. A
harsalr for someone.
M0NEA T0 LOAN or real and persona prop.
VI eriy la suns 90 Suit koomse ana g. ioRtr
block
HOUSES and rooms 90 rent also a nunhaf of
II good tenants Wantinr o. rent. buus d
your keys Rooms and s.. Tower hcc41
NrGnlIh BROS
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20


County Ticket
For state Senator
WILLIAM j. ADAMS.
For sheriff
ISAAC LAN0REAU1.
For county CLERK
JANIS $. KNOX.
For Register % Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
For County Ireasurcr--
SHERMAN 4. CCLSON.
For Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES =. MCBRIDE.
For Circuit Court Commissioners
DWIGHT GoS~-
ALFRED MOLCOTT.
For Coroners-
HENRY r. L0CHER,
DANIEL +. WALLACE.
For surveyor
DOkR SkEELS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

THE Lansing Journal calls Byron G..
Stout's nomination for Congress
strong one. It's strength comes like that
OF cheese, from It's age.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

A TuEosorufsr writes TO the Boston
Herald that ut depends altogether
upon a persons 'karma' whether he
can become theosophist or not"
Brafns do not count.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

RICHARD VAUx, the Democratic fossil,
who succeeded Randall because he
had once danced with Queen Victoria,
did not have dance enough left IN his
legs to hustle around and set a renom-
tnaffou
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

NEW York sens TO have as much
anxiety as the American heiress to get
n ''true count"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
Lily White.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of -four, its
products are in great demand and es-
pecially the Lily White. Try It.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,


state Ticket
Fer Governor
fAMEs n. TURNER. Of Inghan.
For Lieutenant Governor
WILLIAM =. LINTON. q Ssglnas.
For secretary ef state
A.ulNGfON GARDNER. Of Calhoun.
Ter state lFeaslTr--
JOSEPH b. MOORE. OF Wayne.
Fer Auditor General
THERON Z. GLhDiNGS. Of KALAMAZOO.
Fer Commissioner ol State Land once
JOHN g.. BERRY. o. otse.o.
For Attorney 9euera,-
BENJAMIN NJ. HUSTON. of Tuscola-
For Superintendent 0f Public Instruction
0lsh 81 liJ isL. of baton.
Fer Meube- % Srate Board of Educatlon-
JAMES 81. BALLOO. of Allegan.
Ter justice ot the supreme Court
EDWAE.D CAniLL. OF Ingnam-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

The dealer who tries to persuade you
to take something else when You call
70. Hoods Sarsaparills, Is evidently
working for his interest. and not yours.
Be sure to get Hoods, and no other.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

Logse's Red Clover Pills cure Sex
Headache. Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Cons, patton. &c per boy. boxes for
el. For sale b. all Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
TO sUEsCRIEERs

Any subseribsr TO fHE TELEGRAsf-
HERALD sho tails g. receive the paper
r~eatsriy. or Nhs may have reason 60
complain sf late delivery, viii confer a
special favor by Informing this onise OF
The faef az once. s-ad postal card or call
up telsphoue ssh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20


noN'T SIfh Ali 1oi + al .A4tNA tn
y polttlt< f4kS = lsQaie0 0f q litt So. a tt1ie
as lal @e Ilt AS Z 49, Atlrsa ~ - ~nll. sea
esa btls > 4ee tAeaEt iess 81 . A4l>s.A. = ~
4lefsE
lsOk SAIE Aes il4s,om hstls4 - ttlfs0s
AFe Aeleeee t.aNn teeii ass 4 il-~st-
ogIsk sl illf s&ot lt.sI asstI t1tlee
EaAss scArI eits Naltt. cislotE. ka4 W4utt.
tI4t nfarfL hsy y .4tss cti@sift citlr' slts lf,l
>ierk EatsaeA ia F4aclea eak. tAelet elaSst
lnsfblt latalttrS 4Ns hsth tah ei-h lqi as
ea.ss 1aa e0Ieseis s.ree. @-As SarN te. 81
uaf0f4, e1k> Acust ta.lt - Aa niAtrfiass 81
tafs4.h QGiof Ss.Ata - ete ilcr tlltaih. AfN
tfo0lI asf uA f4ss 4sg-, VIA ~. l4l ..sss'i.
iaileefeli -tIs S.oAi az 81 ssl lptf.t - ~
HeHGs Se4af tets 81 fari6 to.ittt ana = So
- atate At trsA 80 - t'ati. AA-iit> W
4Alis. LtdS4f1 t.eCk Pear i.si eit1t&ate
A A ~. Z eafs property o. ezch4nse ser
- Eatt 1aTf tlc&f eitA. Auafsr> 81 cal el
eAfibetf hlsseii' : s@Ii-ei Sweeper a. -
hon sAIf-Ns neN iaree hoass a. seFl4ee
ave-, Aysris cs1aalctea huo worth $50
Nnsfea a-ali.a -raom aad kifalicn. A. iit.-
foNlus. halA-TaaH nat a0A uela sAifr tiissl.ilsc
ASA tHAa. E&s ant tlruaee fAf hnAse rtt s.it
Nt duplicated lNf r-eis. fhs .il- 1iNA. sti t.sri
frvai eu thf ereva sl iat TERRACE VIII . tte
kteR 81 rte clff - Voril S3tsL NiNuas 81 la-
cAapaa lr12ard hiouk. ctrAta al Pear aila
Nffava-sts. 'l
NER HOIs SIS kfAuN EoR sos an ear
y Cheers 81. A.Vis4pu 81 nf ti-tfh varl
piai af lElcss faaf NtH saii soHr EuTses- l.eis
SO al ollf llafs lai ssIc aisa. i'rl.rs ala trtinS
VlA safIsk NNH SEQ Ns stInft NuSlIE. tll.
asI A Csrrall AeW Aeasomen b4ilatas oeo.
\. Davis. Cana a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

Have used Or. Thomas Electric oil
for Group and colds, and declare It a
positive cure. Contributed by VIM.
Kay, so Plymouth-ave., Buffalo, y. y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

81 AAffAhh rstes Sepleubsg = ~ tAe r.s
- lAllsil ala limbsr laa1s tl isckte
Tenn. Asa 7. Van Auas. t. ltals.si
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

A CANApGAN free-trade organ says Of
American farmers that, "oWing to pro-
lection and the h.gh price OF woolen
goods they can not dress as well as
Canadian farmers treat ScOttl II
American farmers can not dress as well
ss she average CanUck moss-back. they
bad better take to the fix leaf again.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
WIRkNS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
. - q T0WER nL0nK.

WANTED-Female Hein-2a eir.s for general
D. eprr. family 81 fs second girls. t dirIUr.
room gliis cooks ano lsundry wemeu ir
private families. waltz. ssfs fuf nUt Uf rItf.
ladies' parur. 3 and Tower block
WANTED D-Maie Hep fsrm hands cock.
" awaterb. band ssnyrrs. eHldnff mai
ers. pattern makers. marhIne carver. 4
porter 20 ticinascrs and Tower block.
x00r.Q wis buy you new room home.
sN--'JD centrally located. ou Aerih ave
<C,nl For nice home IN pcouDfui COR
t1-'P'f HFTDn lhafham.ff.. rooms aaf fn0
halls. street gunded. lgt d Ril- ieFf nnd
sodded. so down.
@DEDa wiz buy 8 new s-room house in city.
sNZ.BV near haIf. osk finish bf oH. closets.
iath room and nffic. gr.frs Gre. rlseo. ete. 81
eyeryfhiag frsi-cisss bls 1om CAT tnrs.
[DeDn Only. for . room house ~ gioof
1-VlO front lot on L.sinettnn ST. terms
easy har-aIn
S-Dgpa Far nov unfinished ll.rnom house
cZCNN1 on ssr.bner-st. would tsks ioi in hfh
or 7th ward a. psft pay rare ehanoe iof .
ane home.
coQoo VIII hut good slroop house on JET
Cow ferson-aYe terrsee4 set nicf iof b.
ton.
cooo.o For = nice new house On scrhrff. at F.
cow Wi eachangs iof cneSpei place thst
would rent well
SQ1oQ Aud n, more. for house on asaalsl
CIV corner jos On 'ass 81 rooms ena
han.
GgDDn VIII huF that rev houre. v'th 81
sN't-'W modern improvements UH = IIiNns
S. 5 rooms ahd haiis. 80 opfh.
@Q-DA Riuhsf a. sroor house on houih
'Daetb Iafav 49,. q heauffa honf nne
risf.clasf location
&3y00 WI beF heg-s. ~ a., ,arss T., or, =,
cry and rhrsp VII take suaI DIaff iN fnna
loaelitv 80 paff ptE.
l.gtYA Wri bus an fiagnnf trnnfr hnrs
s~sDNJt with modern lmYf8ffn nsnts. ~ Nrii-
ave-
nH eATt-Ifvou went 90 lnf vacant iei,
- Erfu nn cFe rr fhIs space Ef1l Hffk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

RUSSELL SAGE has loaned Sl25.000 10
tae Brooklyn Tabernacle ana taken 4
Hio iasaranee policy on D.. Talmage as
security. Talmage can now say with
-. Paul, "For me TO d.e IS gam - Tor
SAGE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

SENATOR lNGAILs SAYS that be has
never learned the art of belonging to
the Republican party little"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

%EE EHTnEvcs 7naf sss f7,os fr
ofezf. aff fE.1I a1furs rs en1sg--
cvsne - ftf1z cF ~ f0tefffssr.
fs6ftf7y IS - tenff F1l ~ afrf5ff9e
gefsfs ef .S2fff's Stsz5Sc 6. y. -
- fff ? sfztls zs-rrs-fls 1orrtons1 fs
fezr.tsfs & ~ 1zosf 0e'tozks ctzaa y>f
- feyfsf ~ tsiesn p ~ rsrf'asS af1
effzfz z1fss ~ f51rr yfr fsesF
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

psSosa wtt these tfatatdk worts
f.ens Bl4luas latest express-oa On tas
sut,set q Feopao< ~ livery tres
lra3es ia gas senate voted agasnst the
ree procsty pEoysloa. 4ae ifse tE1ts
pxners throughout tie country srs
showlng determinsd hostility % Il Il
s sysasat that TIE free trade senators
aud tnc free trade pSpels have sPe-
oac reason for theE course. They
kuoN aud fee thai with system Of Fe-
cipgoeitv established aud growing Their
policy OF free trade receives = most
serious blow. Ihe proteetonist who
opposes reclprocity 10 the form ia Which
It Is nov presented knocks away one Of
the strongest supports Of his system
The enactment OF reciprocity Is tie
safeguard OF protection. The defeat Of
reciprocity Is the opportunity OF free
trade.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
conErssslsnaI Tleket.


10' 'tCshtRfEs w. WATkiiNS. Of hent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
VALLEY CIrY MILLIya Co.

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture OF our mil. None genuine
without Il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

IT would be pathetic. Il not iudicrous,
% sec the old Bourbon Democratic
party shiver In the presence Of the
negro. Tt IS the gentleman IN black
that keeps them banded together. says
ev-(f0v. Bullock, of Georgia The
only question that Seeps the Democrats
together IS the Negro. IT the negro could
only be eliminated from politics, the
Democratic party south would break
Ike ropes Of sand. because the protec-
ton feeling IS strong and growing"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20


THE Michigan state Democrat says Of
the nomination Of John W McGrsth
for the Office Of Justice Of the Supreme
Court The threatened disfranchise-
ment of Democratic maiorites will
never re- sustained with McGrath upon
the henca. Nerv well put. They
most assursdly viii not Firstly. BE-
csuse he vii not gst on the bench and.
secondly. bsCs1se there are no such
threatened disfrsuch ssementa bat
Sow e .t With tie negro disfrsuchise-
usnt aa Mississippi and other southern
Ststes' Isn't he sustaining that dis-
reimbursement. by sustaining the PARTY
tist 3 attempting tz Add hasn't TIE
Negro tls same leEsi right - vots that
Mr. Mrsrsth has Bus then the Negroes
d not hapren 20 - democratic n1s-
Ioneesr ard that makes al tbe ditfer.
ence a the world with th.s man. wdo
Vii decide Al cases upon their merits.
Bah, Michigan hss blstherskise law-
ysrs encuzn connected wth hsr Sg-
prsme Ceurt now Ms. Nt9gsta vii
net Get there.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
largest OF AL Michigan Daiiles Ex-
cept These OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

- a ~. : clfs pfoPfriy - ezch4nse ser
= Eaeo iaTia lscsf casa. A0arses 81 cal 90
eneineer Eissell's ssrl.si sweeper te -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
roR -KIscELLlNEous

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engine. neary ne~. with iurnacf. sriflr rE.
etc. complete Inquire 81 Il. g. IluiaE; phone
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FURETURE AID PIANOS ET0RED

DAnCLrFF a HOLT. general warehouseruerl
~ ~ iff south Diris'ou-sf.- store pianos and
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pOR RENT - Furnished ard unfurnishea
a rooms. steam heated. At PARK Place. Airs.
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WANTED ranyassers ~ or ces best snap
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WANTED-Agenfs for the History Of the b1-
W plorati0ns Of Daring Deeds and Grand
circular FREE Address Q. A. BrowninE A CO..
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tEOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnishe.
rooms at the Brunswick. 81 South Difis ol
ST. steam heated Mrs Mc6ee. ll-f
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EOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms. suitable -
two gentlemen. Inquire 81 Ransom-Si
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49he Salt Lake Tribune of September 10
Gays: Edwin T., Zeigler, the wrestling inn
pressario, arrived in this city yesterday
with his stars, William H. Quinn. the
heavyweight champion of the Pacific coast,
and Matssda Eorakichi, better known az
the "Jap," who has . standing offer to all
and sundry. The combination will remain
here for several days and will be only too
glad to interview the local talent Is to their
hugging abilities. The manager says it will
cost them nothing further perhaps than a
few broken ribs, as he will not ask them to
bet or pat up forfeit. Mr. Zeigler directs
special attention to Professor Wiley and
"Soldier" Streator. local men. and Bish
Kane, of Ogden, who have on previous oc-
casions intimated their desire to uphold
Utah'1 fame in Wrestling. Monday night
1t the Golden Gate Club the wrestlers will
give an exhibition of various styles of wres-
ting. and money consideration will be-
paid to the above named athletes to enter
and stay before the visitors prowess but
very short time, any style they name There
were q good many miners around, adopts
in Cornish and other modes of downing q
man. The Jap" and the Olympic Club
wrestler will be glad to try conclusions with
these men in any of the five styles, each
man to each style. The sum of 500 is of
fered to every man who is not thrown in
any style he may select No doubt Zeigler
will have his hands full before he goes.