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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
| TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON n
| STkEET SOUTH BEIMEEN SOUTH CAPITOL

nCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON n
STREET SOUTH BETWEEN SOUTH CAPITOL
AND FIRST STREETS WEST.
Under and by virtue of q deed of trust recorded Sn
ber laSt folio ~ ct seq. one Of the land records
OF the District OF Columbia and at the the
party secured thereby. the understand trustees will
Ell e pubic auction IN front q the prenses on
1891. at HAlF-PAST FOUR t4:30) O'CLOCK. part Of
Original lot thirteen IN square six hundred and
thirty-nve (S55l. in the city OF Washington, D. C..
said part Of lot being the 20 iet by 80 adjoining
the west 70 teet front Of sid lot. together with the
improvements, &c.
Terms Of sale Of purchase money TO be paid
IN cash and residue in twelve 1.D and eighteen (lS)
months, with interest at t6) per per annual
interest payable sem-annuay for which purchaser Is
To give pronissory notes secured by deed
property sold or all cash at the option purchaser
terms OF sale are not complied with in O) days
from day Of sale the trustees the right ress
q risk o. detautinx purchaser Adeposit Of GOO VIII
b required when bid II aceepted.
e; H wILLIAMsoN., r,r.t...
W. T. EDNONeTON,s Aros'e7s
d20-eots 500 9Th street Nv
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dI7-eod&ds c.H. WILLIAMSON. In trustee 81 n
loNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers-
SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE on
fonEoANI- i-HAlr STREET BETWEEN y
TOMORROW,
NO AUCTION SALE on NEW YEARS

WEEKS L CO.. Aurtioneers,
" 6os LOUISIANA avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROP, CLAY. THE oLD-EsTABLISHED ONLY
4 reliable genutne and natural-born ClsrvoyInt
Astroloser and Medium tins city: with y.. IN,
WONDERFUL pfophetlc l1ft OF second sight reveals every
hidden ystery, hnds lost stolen property; br1 M,
separated toGether; speedy niarrlasres gives
slcess IN business REMOVES family troubles. evil in
nueIcys, advice busll. love, or
IN doubt OF AL business conndeiltiai. Never Dseo
known fail.
Hours. Fam 10 $50 pm Sundays. 2tos p.A
Sittinxs. roc.
Parlcrs. J03 l2th 81. nv. d2os,sl.
NE. RAPHAL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
" Noyant ana astroloest the seventh da born
with caul, sias wonderful nean. power. oiyc< names
and lucky dates Don't tail . lady. Room 10,
BIO Il 81. n dl3- ltxs
NINE. DREAMER, THE ONLY wONDERFUL.
VA glited English and German sstroloeer In the afy
Tells all events o. line Once hours, y. m
On SUNDAY from 10 to B 30 Loo 14th n ~.
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MEDICAL. &c.

- FAD AND BIZ wISE.-DR BROTHERS ,ssi n :.
~ ". aIlesred befOre and made oath that he IL
tie oldest staOlishe this CITY and
Will rudrafi,a cur IN all diseases and furnish
any hour OF the Subscribed sworn 10 f-.s.,rr
me by Dr. BaOrHEhS, SAMIi ri. q MILLS a n,,txry
puhc ln and ior the District OF Columbia tins 81 day
"a 9uly. 1879. d2s-lm-
II Has NEVER BEEN coNTRADICTED THAT
1T bfAo1 fLtsS ~ the oldest established sdyrrris-
lng ladies physician in the city. Dr BIloI HRS
80 st.s-w Forty five years experience. des-lm'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTI NJ
~ OF two Of Dr. BbOTHEks' inyigorating cordial
Will cure any case OF nervous iebliity. sUU q o.
d2s-lms
ELEcr3oPATHY.-NERv CHRONIC on
stomach liver kidney troubles In their most ss,,T.
waited FORMS and all Neak ness4s pCs-
lively cured VA short time iy elsctr,sl
,rs.s inent tSend Tor catalogue. DIR. j. T. GARBER
~. l5th u. 5. ". Hours 10 a. m, ) " b o. IN
calm -
pRofEsslosAL MAssAG CAN BE DETAINED
VIA lest OF medical relerence by applying NJ 9l3
9Th st ". al Inns
PROFESSIONAL. MASSAGE BY MRS H. CAM
u EXON. fs>3 18th II. n W. regular graduate F.rs
nassaet sieSlslty Refers by nerntissol many VI
tlie inyst rroinlneit ladies of Washington. n7ssns
nLD. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED.
IL you suffer from any spe.al or nervou. di,,~~
pood loson c1t- of indiscrston. WRIT z,
Ut q: r Thee. 80 North Fourth St. below tireea
Truth" explaining how 10 get cured and exfssans
quncks. DIR. 1htl II the only Physician in the United
STATES 70 cure WHEN all others fail
What Others advertise Hours. % 20 5. otos Sun
Gays. 3to - os-tr
Dk LOBE, :s,e \. I5TH ST., PHILADELPHIA
~ Pa T,.enty years experience send Tor os.S
.ealed con Gaining irli Particulars for HOME CCRk
Ice W olAise- -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

HkEsN ss's HAEf.->4t4gcss rssa5Rx assaa~s
= EeRSeaea1 azs 40 l>faN egssiax Il
tAs easszxs- Hes- k4sssA 9. hest. shs
sri z1s srzksr yl8 szeFe~s tae ms<siAx "a
slE.reE : szTtts1.
>EeQA8 = kss-isrs uszH hAA leesGr< r4-e-a
Tsarsdzs sfsesex, ~ steT = sfe&sers- &c
teosgs SaaeE. 3s1es ~ CzRHoell. I. =
k apes asa etaers.
Eesra usse- ft aiealsfss sseFe - East
pslass.sf- 4aesaSy sxssssg2 oesizaher q
eee4ksfs- Bea- Nes1s f4x.ssf. paha1 =
sslrs. Harry r fhsse Ana elAefs
F.aass ssAf1az--4t sesoel lhsnse. Frexx
sFealas. t.efoeer Sss4kers-W William A
IzEs94 aae Aitfee Neseeft.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

THv Democratic party and several Of
the ade-shows attached are bowling for
the sbolihon Of Ito National Banks.
ff they Will only have little patience,
these banks vii probably 20, without
being kicked out. But let IA stop and
take a sober second thought sbout
them, before they 60. An exchange
truthfully says. The National banks
have pad the Government ons hum
fred and forty million dollars in taxes
SINCE they we're organized, besides
state, county, city and village taxes to
. much larger amount. These taxes
vi. bs lost by The abolition OF the
hanks. The business men OF the couu-
try are petitoning Congress % perpetu-
ste these banks, whhe the banks do not
care to continue "a National hanks, "a
there y 10 profit m the business with
ths restrictions the Government inn
poses. The private banks make more
money. ss there is more freedom iu
business. The huruess men represent
thst 4 s important that these hanks
continue. "a they arc solvent ard use
ful institutions, ard sre important b
merchants snd manufactured. Who
srs sble 70 secure accommodation %
carry on business ard give employ.
raent - thousands of workers. They
represent that ths percentages q fail
urss cf National hanks hss been snail
ard the loss 81 depositors smaller stli,
snd that no other hank systesa vas ever
81 safs and secure that no one has
ever lost a dollar by having bis q
broken National bsnks. while under the
rli svsten there vss a rotten. tact1-
a6nx currency Win no security Tor
dercStors ard note-hoiders THIS =
what the manufacturer sd business
men srs ssvinz 20 Congress IN orposns
fhe abolition 81 the Natcrsl baaks.
sacud iher WISHES he ccnsultefFf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29
W|hANS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
3 AND Il TOWER BLOCK.

WANTED-Femaie heip--5 dining-room girls.
w 2kitch n giris ! di shwasher. ~ girls for
general work, cooks and laundreSses. nrst-
class places and good wages. Ladies Parlor.
and : Tower block.
WANTEn--Maie heip-1 nurse. J shsfer hand.
W . farm hands. cabinet makers. ma
chine carvsrs. man 10 cut wood. several good
agents. 6W tie makers s and Tower block.
: LOTS r 500 8 on Easi-st.. near Hallsi.
1S LOTS a $40. Q on Hall-st.. near Lake ave.
10 on sixth ave.
, LOTS e 500 east Of city.
, LOTS $40 south OF city.
1 lois a 500. . in nice grove on IsOnsrd-,,.
1 LOIS a $40. on Prince-s;. in city. on
I fifih-ave.
= lots a SO on Nadison-st., on Madison
. ave. J on torresi-st.
= LOTS 2 500. ] on Henryst.. on Pifth-sye..
- near Coiiege-ave.. on shirieyst, ! AZ east
cad of Cherryst
, LOIS g $50 east end Cberry-s'.
. LOTS q s7o0. on Cass at. I business lot east
- END ot CbeTfy-st
= LOTS 81 $50. { on issiings-st. I In Prospect
- FACE. IN NorihaHe.
/ LOIS ssoo ? oa Psgest. on coitavs-
> lots 5000. on James-st.
LOT FOR sroo. on Lafayette 1T
LOT F0R SID. on Lawn Court.
, LOIS a $500. / on Madison ave. Ia Pres
= rect Pace
I lot FOB uga cor. Lawn Court saa Mad
4 ison age-
> LOIS r S6o9 cor. Bridge sns Prospect
T'acr
I0T FOR sr1o. cor. bridge ard Prospect
] lfsoe
BoT FOR tsos. cor sfisEs ara Prospect
! Psscf.
ICT FOR tsJ. Wsa,thYsrs
C,FFAP hsasss nrrf seek.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29
wHAr OTHERS SAY.

sp4rt4 ssrsa
R~x J ~. Ee1 casirElsn q TIE Pro-
fifstea ~zass kealfai ltgs ~ iltees <sl. 9
- ts 80 t&ke sJzlSe lxakols 90 s3as ga
L.. 49, e31gtesE -Her - s4s ~as .sts ssEi
.sartesy-lrou re leaders 4T t1s tNQ
"a pertles he delcances - nE4sI,zFias-
- - tas ~zate. Ness 1uFleI a21
IS laazs Eeeently passes very pleas. p {
exs, az together 81 eeal FA1F = te lev
~ tha.r political followers. T. n. t'2las-
e. shat iuluee q zsase a4t1re aoa pro-
motgF Of good f. loesflip =, acting as best
s.sd ela1Dck0r or esTeualan.eg- TIE al
ulosI pleasansasSs peTv2aea a. TIE
speeches. and tDe enEFe camps "a be-
tasea tn0 parties Mi be co14aeZe1
megs generously. ard = Tar better feel
ieg wlll pEevai. a. lls close BECAUSE II
Ih4t pleasant meeting ot the le2ders-
Unmarked contrast a. n swas the sltacS 4
~ Rev. Red in the Methodist eonfer-
eEce upon a brother minister wno
cnsneed 70 be a candidate upon the ke-
publican party lekel. IL was ss un-
Called Tor as i WIS VICIOUS, and the Ia
spry uhicted wzs not upon Mr. card.
uer cat upon the conference. Iae cOa-
ference acted wisely IA the matter, and
M. oardner's action was also n sharp
contrast 10 that Of has assallant when
he laleEceied 10 preyent the summary
oycFnauAng OF Mr.. Reeds case after
the latter lad gone home. Not only the
Methodist church but every OtncF
church ought 10 follow the action OF
THIS conference and in-.ss that min .stets
who enter actively into politics mo
matter IN winch party should with
draw from the ministry during the
tine OF Their political engagement
There are excellent reasons tor that
conclusion which, however, need not
be offered here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29
For ~IIfNrFIIr
pORR SkEELS

WArKISs at Ionia: "The farmers of
Michigan we're the salvation of the Re-
publican party and always have been,
and so the Democrats are trying to SOW
among them the seeds of discord and
dlscOntent.n
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29
DEPARTMENT

lS0H sAi.f A sp,eneis summer home N %
era AAa telapclt, ialEe Enolpds' Nra
shaded. llruty 81 au finas ~ irUit peaches.
bilhis. icArs ana Eraprs Wll takS .ooe eify
praperiy tQI iaA amulai.
SSnn ash, ~ q good loi of that value NlN
N'NN secure ga nr" scar tenement iAt.
in ~ s. as ioCali0n i-tlnCe la alaal alaatu-
. na4Airhisi feAts "lli F23 iel ths rroPrsif
ia ntt ytaTs
\ 0TS on 4. B Caldwelis addition. terms IA
- soifi tea minutes from eits hal, cai aud
sei prices.
poor AND SHOES can be EXCHANGED Ter
~ city Fea| estate 40 this o.rct. u you have
s'oek a. SCI csii "a write us promptly, Nfas-
ier fufiCg
G1100 GA payments VII buy home inesod
S@ANS nriEhberhoodi neN house. pAfieF.
eniaS room. bed rot n ana kitcitn neiow p
lslFe bed rooms ua sf@irs south part ~ cts
it is bargain CroE.es Cutter.
A boz Bill TENEMENT thGi vii reuf Ser
- lo per ceni uet oa cost ~ isnd Aua auliaiHc
can ee eGli ou cat Aa parcel 81 Ffupertf heaf
TIE business center bcre. troEier A Cutter
II YoD WANT MONEY cal ou us and We'H
make yoe loan On nrst-ciess resl estate
security.
COO PR FOOT for business property a.
OoV central hasIlcss poiGts in tar city A. =
bargain for some one either 90 bulld ur he
for investment trl double in value t~a
stores lust completed on ne1t ioFare Tentee e.
act hearty A per cent on fetal Investment i
vii sell -. 4 OF - feet Can "a cro1cr A
Cutler Tor location.
If sNECoN Real Estate 8 attracting oouslc
VI erabie attention, call At Cur efrce hud We
viii furnish you Information about prices sud
location uf acre property iots. etc. and sho~
you maps piSts etc, without "a pense - Yea
troner a Cutler.
LuEGANT FARN. STOCK. produce. fruit
u whest. etc. near Graad River. We VII sell
Al a bargain OF exchange Tor Grand Rapids
property II j. one ~ the finest farms r the
state. crozier Cutter. ls Caaalst
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

Henry WArTERsoS and his Star-Eyed
Goddess Of Reform have just had cone
night stand" at Boston, under the aus
pices Of the Massachusetts Reform
club. He made a characteristic Wat
tersonisn hash Of the Republican party,
the relations of the North and South,
the tariff, and the negro problem. The
nash had very woOlly flavor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29


The Methodist conference held IN
Michigan this year, IN the temperance
resolutions passed, show moderation
aud judgment inasInuch as they en-
d0rse 10 political party, assuming that
Methodist Christians and others can use
what Bishop Andrews called christian
discretion IN voting. The temperance
resolutions utter no uncertain sound !,
bat they do not dictate party prefer
euces. Thousands OF good Christians
believe IN third party prohibition, bat a
large number OF equally sincere CHRIS
tlans DO not, preferring TO take half a
loaf until the whole loaf be forthcom-
lng local option If wider prohibition IS
un0btalnablc. Men can differ and still
be sincere, nor is II necessary 10 put a
political tether on men IN church con-
ventions. The conferences are acting
IN accordance with these views, and
winning commendation 10y their we'll
timed wisdom.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

IRIS possible that American ingenuity
may yet dispense with tn plates almost
altogether. The COwIes Electric smelt-
ing and Aluminium Company, Of Cleve-
land, has cut Tho price Of aluminium
down % 81 per pound. At this price
g will become a serious competition
with both nickel and tn. Az fifty
cents per pound It would compete with
lnnnar.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29
TOWER
Employment Bureau! !
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

NOUNS anu A0Wtt bNONNs
DEGOLIA BROS.-...............Pro .Proprietors
XVANTED-Male Help-a travelling xslesmen.
W i painter. furniture workers. pofters.
] ianitor. clerks. mill men. canvasscrs oH
salary.
NEANTED-Fe female HelD-T girls for genera
W housew0rk. scccnn girls. sew ~ giris.
: dinine e.r9om giris. 2chanber maids. . ~ofnen
iof laundry work.
LrOR sALF-A nue room house on Center
~. good sized ioi. In shade and Lawn.
price slsJ4
EoR SALE-il-rcom bouss on East BricRsst.,
furnace. sewer. city water. corner lot sud
finely finished. price tsfn. easy terms
L'oR SALE OK ANGE-s room house
II and large corner iof. room Cor another
house on lot. On two graded streets. with sev-
eFs. rte. 10 exchange for farm wogld assume
some incumbrancf.
L'oR SALE OR ENCHANGF-Brscb hloct in
Il north end. with living rOoms above aud
basem ert well finished. rents Tor s. per month,
LOR SALF OR ENCHhNGr-Rroom house
on fhoma~sf.. near Fast 81. nioey IN
lshed ana Just completed come and see a.
LOR SALE-A fnc lot on Shlrey At. On Con.
Il tract 80 down. slo per monfh.
EOR sALE-f lots on Piainfeld-svs INSIDE
city Oh contract. small payments tns
chance 90 buila
Il n rooms modern finish iof <0a ia vii
sell o. contract. price $500. easy terms
LNoE sALE A fue ~ roem house on zsrer
Il son-sf. good tsrn. iot So ~ 2N foet
price S. o..
IrOR sALE-1 lofston Hast ne.si on sss.
4 terms OF viii erchaage FOR improved
properly.
an ACRES fruit farm. miles from city. 1910
~ peach l49 apples piuns peas. grapes
and smaii fruit serKnnai property and cast
/ IN neeaed o. Exchange for property q cts. A
bargain fof someone
MONEY 70 loan on reai snd persona prop
VI eTiy iH suns 20 sqa. t0omst and q Iowef
hoek
I IIni AT~ and rooms - fenf, sis1 nu~nbrf 81
/ IA good tenants wanting f0 rent. hrfna IN
Yosf eys looms snd q. Tower blocs
nrsoI1A BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY,


state Ticket
For fovernoC-
JAMES " TURNER. Of Inghan-
Yer Lieutenant NfovernoF-
WILLIAM :. LINTON. OF SaginAH.
For secretary of state
WAsiiINGION GARDNER. Of Calhoun.
Fer state Trrasurer-
JOSEPH b. MOORE. Of Wayne
For Auditor General
THEhOS I. GlDDINGS. OF KALAMAZOO
For Commissioned Of STATE Land once
JOHN q. BERRY, Ol Otsego
Fer Attorney General
BENJAMIN ~. HUSTON. Of Tuscola-
FOR Superintendent OF Public Instruction
ORR -CHi ~. of Eat0n-
For Member OF state Board ot Etucatton-
JAMES NJ. bALLob. Of Ailegan-
For Justice of the supreme Court
EDWARD CAhILi.. of ingham.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29


County Ticket.
Fer Sfa,e Senator
WILLIAM +. ADAMS
For sheriff
ISAAC =. LAMORIAUX.
Tor County Clerk
JAMES = KNOX.
F0r Register Of Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE.
For County treasurer
SHERMAN 4. COLSON.
Fer Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES T. Nc BRIDE.
For Circuit Court COmmissioaers-
DWIGHT Go-c.
ALFRED W0LC0TT.
F0r goFoners-
HENRY +. LOCHER.
DANIEL j. WALLACE
For Survcvor--
pORR okEELS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29
saginaw cowier-Herald:

saginaw Couier-Herald:
Ii is noticeable that the Democratic
organs are not saying word against
the Republican State platform or the
candidates who stand upon II. The
reason is that nothing can be SAID
against II.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

haitss 9wne4 ~ l.lnets EAftet Hs
taGx sel fnf< ~ eQes NlN 81 feI iltiit ever
tA-4e 81 ~. Naa 81 enas Iuiflt hfo>-. etes
A1>&Sx -
Fek SALk-l lhiaske pEesersss ; tee cAoios
.a1s q raElo1 ~ tteF a. p&ff - tht cltt
tCfplS cash - ia2Ethig E.ss alNgts bAIs4tl Z
sSkee nsN. y. SkAnkia44. "a A@eiseA-el..
NflSsEe Et
f>ot sAEk -Nex Il .xese hslsss - fetr@os
sEs- sstNeea LsaaH tourl sae .ith-ete.,
tfttA ~ ftrnace. opsacl-toa cnilAr gtatf Sktlft
ieass. scs1E Sits r&fof. clsttrn, es.s aeAlci
tte heertt hSx NtnaSN SAtSicc chttAtc> nr>4
staff talsaee ll pAaelrS osA. taeat ulaeei.
nlarase issaiary 6nG lsstI tut eitA lti aE4
GELD est<E ~ aklsA sEets.,. sedaeos sAre
*@iks tDa 01uVfxEe streel eskA sAFo lali ~
A2t1r4l eAkA AoaSs tuiii - ~. nt8 tor as 81.
fnfoakh. price SslkN 80 - pei tDoAth Ar~
e-f~eiA hoass "a Para ste- VIII ~ a. sacfl
taif,Ecftnsen tsse1. os a. PEI nsehlt oh rst
tnrAtS- scAng lols 81 fArtk Netie&s ass Ter
I~ee &to,, a. trsA So = stsN hat Sc " 1.
iNIts. s.rox@Ed blark fesr.S ~ oEtrsoof-
kslk SAlE-Ns nc~ lArEs he1ss en 1erls1e-
eNr-s Dc@fiy completed. the Ncetl s<et
efef asi SAFE tnf ttsssi lsr8t aArl0r. hka. 81
tiizk-Toeat dlniaf -focm Aao sl4c0ea. "A oe4-
feoas. h2th-rsala bet an3 cele ~at0r 44St@irs
9nc iowa. Eas ana ftruacc, the house can npt
~ GaElic4to0 loT S1<A. she lol sians oskt
iront sn tAe trSVN - sas ferr4Ct viii = tEe
NieN ~ the eits. l. woriA ttt0 Claude n ba-
ehsaan. Lods&r1 b.ocA. carEef - PEAR sea
otlAessts tt
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29
10 sUsSonIBEKs

Aay sabseriber 10 rHE TELEGRAM
HERALD ~ho fails 60 receive the paper
regularly or Who may have reason 20
eoapiaia OF late delivery viii eonfer =
special fasor BY Informing this Once Of
the raet at ence. sead postal card or call
up teiephsns 531.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

THE Nev oliesns Times. Democrat
calls the LOTTERY hfll = eRcpub eAa
isv. ents0stnx from "Reeds ecn-
gress. Wei, the Rerut car nsrfg
wa ~ bard so ssaa tie rsrrosch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29


Wv room ho1fs and choice is.s anlr
y $50
nEDa STORE business ane siocs Err ffsi
- clsss location fef sac FeserF fef sfIi "a.
fn hssft 0f rfrIrlftaf prife ttfh ~rfth
forhis ttf an0uuf e 1ff man.
IfpK FATF-oY trsfe. fffr rfort ~ boots
i sfsfIonsrs. vsli paper suc tnnsirs lnftfu.
urffe
IFIa es1F-f nsfrfet ng tasness ir Hfe
snFH rf elA intafifsHfs reason tr' Fs
lrr srahlf'ff - affrff A. tneIrref nf sf.eaFt
af uis azs. ibis isa Es8f gpsuiAE igf seuif iiFs
fHan.
HtNF . ersi cisss rVery siers Coz sais cf
= TRADE.
EfasFT 10 fraN ~ anf rrr cert ~ e.it
- .dree s@cHfff. Percy euyssf = lauai'st.
Il WILL rff parties wishing - Tr 80 ir-
FrsffnfHfs ts saH snf i9at sFef frf isf -
foff r-rtss'nE
PERCY WIDER
- Cansl-a
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

MISSISSIPPI has just indicated her
right 10 be called n democratic State.
The majority OF tho committee in the
constitutional convention on temper
ance and liquor traffic reported IN favor
Of non-action, deemng any agitation OF
the liquor question nOpportune. Tie
minority report urged the adoption of
the following ss a separate and inde-
pendent section Of the constitution:
"All saloons and tipping houses where
viuous and spurious liquors are kept
for sale are hereby declared to be pub
lie nuisances, and may be suppressed or
abated by prosecution IN the name Of
the State or upon tho complaint of any
citizen. ?" Tho majority report was
adopted by a vote OF = to IS. Itwould
not do 70 imperu the divine right Of the
white man 70 "boss the niger" by any
agitation of 20 unimportsnt a question
ss Temperance.
chs Republican party believes that
the interests Of the farmers should he
carefully guarded, and it has and
always vii be q favor q any leg.sIs-
ton required in the interest Of szr.oul.
ture ia tbs isnd. p ssid Watkins IN one
Of his recent addresses. Itisar remark
able coincidence that, in Michigan both
farmers and Republicans have consti-
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FURNITURE GED PIANOS EToBED
DADCI1TT 3 HOLT genera usrf heusef8sn.
IA At 1li eosth Dieisi On 81. store riaras nr1
frruifarf 81 feF rates - pert psek efs ard
ezrefai movers sith lsrEe vans ssnf rreftpf
" ~ fsieutefiax te 20 lan fsi
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1sEHTs-E WANTED

lNANTED--Aaents for fhs History % the "a
" pio~aticns ~. Daring Deeos 8na tra1
Achievements of rtanIe-. kctHts oufff e .ff.
clfeular free. Address .. A. nfosniaz 4 ca.
Ioiede. Ohio. aAt
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29
ronrre.slonaI Iickei

Ter Representative 10 Congress. FIFTH District.
CHARLES ". WAIklNS. OF Kent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

szExTET a izrre farm devoted % boarding
t<sEt8 a.horses. 80 acres n good pasture,
al Npierfs 0f sASdC aaa gopo water no
EhEFH Dsfbed wire fence cu the farm.
RNs>&& Horses faEeu - ard from free.
Prices icss thsB fof psstgTlrF nearer the CITY.
Telephone fuy drlNer 81 residence Ne. 81. 81
No. So the anti ka.souInt f1mranr's ofee,
Il North nivision-si.. ~. =. Church. lfNf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF AL Michigan Daliies Ex-
eept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

Ualtsa Pfess ssports. Svomps sna EAFts
Delivery. Az ina Iocsi ssss. aHd ths
oIsAas.s ana aost Ptalat, Prsatsa P-ssr
psoliahsa IN orasd R4pies-
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