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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
ARRESTED.


Arrested! A grayhaired woman,
Arrcstcdy Dor What2 Come tell3
tor having the mothers instinct strong
Loving her children too well.
IL trying % Kiss her gcand son.
AT COnkIn the other day.
A woman who tried % sop her.
Got hit In the lace. they say.
SO entered complaint against her.
Under the charge OF assault.
Hoping 20 make her some trouble
For having so grave fault.
she does not give any reason.
Why she should refuse the dame,
The rigat OF kissing her grandson.
Nhen Tar 20 see him sac came.
The long walks are all forgotten.
That grandma took years ago.
TO come 10 the child IN sickness.
Through sunshine, or ram or snow.
How she stood By them I'm sorrow,
Aud ia e. ~ time OF need.
Niiling 10 spend her last dollar.
The dear boy 10 clOthe. or feed.
Yesl Everything seems forgotten.
With cruel venom and spleea
THIS heartless daughfer-il-law resorts
To measures low ana mean.
But the powers that are above Us.
For suffering souls have care;
and never heart shall suffer more.
Than us given strength 10 bear.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
wHo ow rs THE BIBLEs
Dr.s A. Thoazs. - sais@so. sass i
B<loBxs % sPiritssiisss.


N !. fhss.ss. ~ Shle&eo, >aSs a
s<loBSs - sPirtt@saAsts-
TIE Rslglo- p. losop3lesl Society Was
ADDRESSED last evening u Greenwood
Hau bY D.. :. A. Thomas. OF Chicago.
H.s sablsct w4s, s.Ihe use ana abuse u
ne Bible TIE following Is brief
epiIoIne q his remarks
The tine has come for doubts and
fears = be done away, and Tor Us 10
know where Ne are. Mo Ne are, and
What se are 10 De ~ thefuture. In my
last address here, l proved that God
had never cFeSted bat one son.
This book, The Bible, belongs dis
tinctively 20 US spirltuAlisss. gwen 10
show Us u hat ne ought 10 know OF the
fatherhood Of God and tie brotherhood
Of man. We willingly accept OF Christ,
the only begotten OF the father as our
captain.
"After Jesus had done the works Of
! goodness, the decciYeTs came ia, As lie
/ sad they would come, Snd have been
/ decaivlng them 70 follow not after the
truth. lnstead OF following the son OF
/ God. the world mas been following
/ Jesus, who IS only the medium At
I th.s point the speaker made an elsb0-
I rate argument TO SNOW that the distinc-
I ton OF Jesus among men Mas that OF
l OF mediumship. lie was controlled by
/ the spirit OF the Son OF God lie dis
I tlngUlshed between Christ and the man
/ Jesus, and the connection Of the two
is that OF mediumship. Jesus was the
| medium, and lie vas controlled by the
| Christ, vino was the Lord from Heaven,
! who was the son OF God.
! Here followed an exposition OF the
/ 18TH chapter OF !. Corinthians. IN which
Is spoken or the body of Christ, That
! il the Church, and Christ Is the head of
/ Il. Not Jesus OF Nazareth, but Christ.
/ The church is divided into two, the
angels celestial and humanity terreSt,al,
and Christ, the son OF God, Is the head
! OF all. The old testament is the record
of one grand march OF spirituality. and
10 was but natural for the Jews 10 think
Jesus had devil.
Now, why was il necessary that
! Christ should come to take possession
of Jesus? Simply that the truth OF the
Immortality OF the soul might become
known. 1t Is exactly rs the record says
of Him, that he brought life and I'M
mortality to light. All this is spiritual
ism. and here tapping the Blb!el we
| take possession of TINS book, because /,
is ours, and ours only"
at is often said that Spiritualism is
| degrading and immoral" The speaker
set forth beautiful imaginary picture
of the return TO earth OF dead moth
er's spirit, to influence for good the life
of her child. Then, said he, "Is that
doctrine lmmoral|
Then followed a long and eloquent
setting forth of many old and beautiful
Christian truths, set forth in language
somewhat different from the common
phraseology OF the pulpit; yet the same
old truth.
ReyertIng to the Bible and the object;
of it, be reiterated that the early Church
took forcible possession of the Bible
and he now proposed that Spirituallst;
repossess the biblical fortress and claim
their own.
At the conclusion of the address Dr.
L. ID. Thomas gave some character
readings" which consisted of an inspir
ational delineation of the character o.
such persons as might desire 1t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

The officials Of the general Offices Of
the Chicago q West Michigan Railway
deny that that road has secured con
tTo. OF the A2nistee x Northeastern.
The only interest that the G. &. ". VI.
has IN that read ls the mutual inter
change Of business 20 points or IT'S line,
the same "a with Flint q PeTe Mar
quette points or anv other road III that
vicinity connecting with the q. & 49,
NJ The ofhcIal SAID it vas a fact that
parlor cars would run through from
Detroit 70 Manistee hy Nay ~ the Chr
cago & West Michigsnand the Msnistee
g Northeastern.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
WANT A NEW SITE.
The Universslist Society Trying to
Change Quarters.

The Universslist Society Trying to
Change Quarters.
The Universalist society Is looking for
a purchaser for the site of their "earth-
ly tabernacle" for which they think
they ought to receive $4,000. They
will invest the cash in new site and
building. Rev. DIR. Fluhrer is reported
Ia have said of their present location:
ave purchased it along about 1862,
and the land then cost us $500 and a
silk dress. Deacon Atwater owned the
property then, and we had agreed upon
$500 as the price. But at the last min
ute, as the papers Were ready for sign
ing, Mr.. Atwater said that his wife
would not sign unless she was given a
silk dress, and he did not propose to
buy the dress. Rather than not have
the property we chIpped in and bought
the silk ourselves and gave it TO her.
The new church we will erect will be of
stone, and Will be an edifice that we
can all be proud of. According to pres
ent plans it will cost about S40,0 600, and
WILL be modern and complete through
out"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

thAt 8 Democrats nomination gss
deemed equivalent 70 a. slscso0. 20
every enbryoBie Denocrztie statesman
Msrh.n Is cou6oes wanted ths n8a.! La
ton. Bad bsood was engeldeEea and
tnsre : little harmony "a the Demo
cratic camp. Mckinley : lighter ana
wlll not be easily buried. He may Dc
beaten. bat he cannot be Killed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

Geo. Z. Hunt, who has been for some
tlme past assistant agent ~ Holland for
she G. & y ". has been Transferred 70
fhe agency q tie san1e company ~
Traverse CltT. he has tbe reputation
q beng q most capable and csFefuI
yoane maa and h,s appointment meets
VITA general approval.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
TO sUBsCRIBERs.

Any subseriber 10 THE TELEGRAM
HERALD who fails Co receive the paper
regularly, who may have reason To
complain OF late delivery, viii confer a
special favor by informing this ONCE OF
the fact at once. send postal card or call
up telephone 531.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

The Importance q purifying the tlooa can
not 10 oEeresrifaated. Ter without pure
blood y0a cannot enjoy good health
At this seaS0n nearly eYufs Gre needs :
rood medicine 10 purify tll2size, and enElch
he blood, and Hooa's SaFsap p2rilll Is worthy
your confidence. X is peculiar Ia that it
strengthens and builds - the system, creates
an appetite, aud tones The digestion, while
II eradie1tes disease. Give II : trial
Hoods SaIsapaTilla Il sold tyah druggists.
PrepSuee by [. /. Hood A Co, Lowell Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

WADE HANProS wants the people Of
the United States 10 dls1faaehise the
negro or 10 depoFt bin 70 some other
reglCo, - that southern whites may
run things as they please. The United
states generally has not been - vel
pleased With the manner IN which the
Southern whites have behaved, that the
peopls should be inclined TO give them
more leeEay than they nos have.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

Blaine's reply to Gladstone, in pam.
phlet form, twenty-five pages, two cents
at the TELEGRAM-HERALD office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

Tha toiiowiHz - a Hst - t1e marrfaxe
uesnses issued slacs Issf rab3saed- VITA tas
names residences Eaea oassids 80 eitg aad
AGES of the parries: AeEs
Jshn 3. Csaseid sTeo~rfa Psnneli- zl-ls
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

McKinley's speech on the New Tariff
Bill, 81 pages IN pamphlet form, at the
EGRANf-HERALD tor cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
Births. Deaths


McKinley's speech on the New Tariff
Bill, - pages IN pamphlet form, at the
TFIEGRA HERALD for ? cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

McKinley's speech on the New Tariff
Bill, 80 pages in pamphlet form, at the
TELEGRAM HERALD for cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

Bialne's reply to Gladstone. in pam
phiet form, twenty-five pages. two cents
AZ the IELEeRAN -FIERALD offce.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
COME AND GONE.
Last Years Record OF Births and Deaths
in Kent County.

The complete record OF births and deaths In
this county. excepting the townships Of Ada
and Courtland.for last year. stands as foll0ws
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
CROzIER & CUTTERS
L. B. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Real Estate Department.
" eston balIdiag, as CAn&i-st
Money 10 Loan.


ONE iof lett on Tsnth ave price foT the neat
- Ten tags >.-h, Nulth So.
lNE very desirable lai al South l.atagtfte 81.
- 1usi unrta ~ Filth-aNe. aua oue u0t quite
- desirable 3ost south 81 tiftn ave Aisa throe
ga North Lafayette. 1850 books north II
Bridge. Eaca and cry one D. = aafE4lu
DlrIAE~S sots oH Iae corner 81 Madison ave.
iJ aaa liAll-st.. can be had al q reasonable
lggfe.
nor skLE Or ENCHANGE-TAe four lami y
A tenement, located a. SIS. West LlQs.e 81,
Rev and well afrangsa fuepls iarse feoliis iti'-
sides hail aDC closrts cify auo ctstrfh Msiff lA
each sgiie. wei water BE- ,aIdi large basrntnt d
ana good sewer couucc3oAef "a last efeit-
thias Is complete. Vii pay psr ceni. nfi.
VIZ have ten new houses Tor Sale o. e.sy
" terms. locAtea in thr south, east and hrsl-
Ne also have d large number u res.aenefs ior
sale. ranging a. price lr9m s-l19 a. Sle.1p.
lai for part cu ara.
An LOTS in rhe south enc. can be had on
~ easy terms.
croaer q Cutters Real Estate Department
Telephone .ii.
J. p. CALDWELL. Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
ms u,s 0, furnished bv ". r. scrIsn'

Thss list Il furnished ~ ". r. Scrioaer.
rssiestata daaisr. - Psar-ss-s
NARY A. kfger 20 Biemerke O'clock. lot
ll Al-es plat. -
rfptsrke Por % jacob Pot. q g. ff Tote.
Boyd s Van Leuwen's : plat --..--......- 4o0
Edmund Il. Dikeman u Herbert NJ
Reynolds. lots li. Is and IA. hk 5.
Powers add ....... .....-..-.. l.-N
Chas. f. HeFington % John + QMgiey.
lots p, ~ and =. sweets sub Leo
Horace freeman 10 Geo =. Roberts.
taf g. Leonard 4 "a aid ... l.-o
John r Qligiey 20 Chas- p Her n4ton.
Ell ft lots and :. Fox & Burch sab 100
Thomas r. Van Vert 70 Ae3eorge
Elndy - 81. part 20 lets - -. -. -
- and 81 Jed Miners add. ---- 100
MeffeorEe Rgndy % a. - Thomas r
Aan "a err. Eas r. lots - g. IS. JED
John = ON g.er e. ChaS r Haringfen.
lof =. u ft ior D sBf ir iet IS.
Haarv g. smith fo aage-iue = 5focker.
Dos . bS 7. Etchard a "A iekham g.
Inweli HH
Wm Rogers % Charles Heertz. s NY
Chas r Burrows g Wrn. RI Es0aer
Hgyde1. pee lad on see -. 0rsaa
B.ittA, 4rHt
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

DAETlFS are saain Offering 10 gas users ia
tuis clty = burner ~ high price fhzt fney
claim wiil reduce Las bills. improve th- i.Eht,
ETC.. etc. Any Of orr cousufar.s Nishin- iW-
proved or economical gts burners can secure
what hey require ana af cost ptscf 81 aNlif-
Ing at our Office. We will farnls1 cofnhcfcDt
uan 30 pct on hurlere - desired Fral1 hap
'+ 1882 r1-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
Z. ]. Lamb C Company,

RIAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
Opposite Union Depot. Phone 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

DOR SALE-Cheap. s5 horse power boiler and
- engine nearly new. sith iurnacr setting
etc. complete. Inquire ot q. G. lhwing phone
AZ. 1871
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

IL AA1 W&a1 Is reasonable efef 81 80
w &Ua tH1sEelsss ~ lAt c.if1tf ~ h-ttiisiiaa
l.t 4nt fallFlll-sss-i ever = = l.'A l.'>ia asit
Aae Is teGaa 81 SCH =. ). ffeNia-
ksAK SAIE --sroen house. Heaern eepk eA-
fenueS ceHtT2lis iaratcd. ontS s-tt "a
ply n II. ilnsss. - Casa 81 i-
ffHINk ~ : t4Sty- DeN srpem heusf. 81
Il "a. fuci iron tae Naulsol -4fr. sss
hease toI sla53 81 sle.tt feg laentA. llii-s ~
u Ssse usN fonle as tellcSe-ate., iietA -
i.ssan aud NILS tor - IT <3ltt fsf tneLtA,
Nlll SCI = sl.nlfee u1abcf - tais oa uk he~
addition % 53rIs. Co.itEf. hf4ltilifll AIS -
a.oli-Sl narrh of fifth-&Fr. - iron t.sr -
sssl Charles " 1u1ts. lscasera blacA, fe~Ii-
81. entrance.
Es0f SALT-on BraaawaS. = miie ffom els
Hats e1WsiiiRss With a az acft - Sod
farttn ssn witt each. sann :. Oa.siel ~.
lum0er efilce South taFiAlet-S - 1oia p
pAII aad see as ii sea NAnf = heme oF "a
Investment ear propeTts y h,si cas- -.ia
= situated eE aaI taaIrs 81, AaAtAtsiA.ei. a.ia
liGata NAra piAlS AF~ hs0srs rcaaS ief : "a
81 these plhis- Terms AnQ pflNeS - s0tt >oA.
CAL - eAcr ana save advance "a prIctS lt4i-
ueT a arroll. NeN House luan biack.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

T7CR SAIF-Nfw srparn lau0eh. VERY uiceiT
baslf q g. ieng : 81. hFtEf. -. iD- engine.
r1r.e tri er ffsf-c,ase iu ererF Ifslfft ealfa.
80 ~ Rsea fske IntHlre ef y. n. EeKlsff
5r Capt John Badge eraaa harrn. hich ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

% Cana!-st., Room ID.

GROOM house in southeast part OF city 10
trade fcr house or lots in north part OF
city.
I a acres. two miles from city on gravel road.
~ 5000; easy terms.
7-B00M house and corner lot on Center-st.,
onlyS l250, worth $3.50.
NEW 2C-room fat for sale at bargain. VIII
~ trade for vacant lots.
MONEY TO LOAN at and per cent. on gilt
III edged security. Percy snyder. q Canal-st.
T OTIS near East-st., only $50; terms s15 cash.
IL balance SIS quarterly without interest.
I HAVE choice business blocks for sale on
Il Canalst. and South Diyision-st.; viii pay
: per cent. on investment.
IT WILL PAY parties wishing 10 m AXE in
L vesiments 10 call and look over my list be
fore purchasing.
PERCY SNYDER
2S Canal-st.
Telephone.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
TOR MISCELLANEOUS

EOR SALE-Show cases, at about one hall
Il first cost; onice desk. AZ = Canal-st. l5
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

THE summer city OF the United
States Is certainly Toledo. Anything
more glorious than It's climate these
days cannot be imagined tais side OF the
Celestial City I5isdo Biads.
Which SIDE OF the Celestial City? II
not on the hot side, It's cool climate IS
OF no particular advantage As Grand
Rapids occupies the cool side of the Ce-
lesual City, Il needs no particular ar
rangements for summer purposes.
SHOW city that IS satisfied with It's
census and you show u greater curlos-
- Ia ~. 90 n.rn1rr..i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

Uahsd Press reports. Prompt and Earis
Dsllssry. AL the Local News. sad the
cls.nsst aad Most Plainly Printed Paper
PuoIisasd Ia Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

VIANTED-Board and rooms with private
" family. for Two young men % good char
acter. Address ID. & =. general delivery city.
lqq
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

tANIkb-Agentsi 30 oufht Su tairtS daSs
" tine slaS pront 81 foaf weeks or ne pas
Address Viii STAMP JARVIS = Co. Racine v is
Auk. -o
kAANTEl-Acrnts for the History 81 TIE LN-
" piofatloRs et, Darius DEEDS eata uth4a
Achievements 81 ~1ABieHs agents VAthi sl.tfi
eircalar frcc- Address Y. A. bToWnl1g A te.i
Iolrdo. Nhlo- eiiH
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

TOR SAIE-The buildings AMI fences on fhe
heat county fair grounds. ABBY -
Aaron Brewer. Asa W. Meech ana James Cox.
committee. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

CLAIRF0F ANf-Nrs Dr fiji ~ New York
= fity can D. consulted at 0firn = it5 fn1
1a7 Honroesf- oE sil a1eiTs - liie. be ~ p
celebrated iEsI ness cia rFsTHuf. asfroie-isi
aud paimist. Wao has = repBfafion faron9
ouf fhe world iaI aetIfsfe al4 fTathfnl REQ
iags 81 fhe past present ana f-iGre f0rob-n
moves al ttii Intue1ces and family eeifaii-f
wenfs. unifRs fha separated causes spftfF
marriages fTIn-e eeess - the un fffcess' al
agf fe,ls 3 be- fa make fT fatir lff ffDffis
consultation. from 81 rs a'sG feIIs f1Il name
ard shows rfefa-e II the oDe feH Will uarfF
airs Hfi has been n0u suited hF tie most slf-
reS.ful hg- ness Gen sn4 laries q Hen ork.
Paefsr an8 Chleszo. Hours strictly from 81 p.
~ foEu r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest of All Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

II!I!T!T!T!!!! |
Il: . |! ] /. | ]. ! /; ] 1 1 1 |.
EELP wAsrED-KALE
KKFANTED-A bos about ls yeas cid. and :
W flsi class q alus-rsein giIi Al the LsiRs-
ston Heiei. Lson-s' Al
KkTAN4ED-ons sh1peF haaa a. NeuAyso.
" Canseiss \ ts Co. -
A4ANrID- D-ioa boys. CSu Al S. Iyon-sg- ~
" STARS. SATURDAY AefEAaS - e'elees- 10
WANTED seed maa 81 experience in sen
W eIsi NefA 4rauao lFcry staee. Apply
- 1Azrles cssloers y @-0 - as ferNen-st.
-------- --------------------
EELP wAsTEI-PEsAIE
MARVELLOUS laey's companion fsr Hast
~ eTn Ioar- Co-opsr&tite Employnen 60,
lilt9 AoAree-sf. is'
NNANTED-0ne easoe giri. soneiiogs. Co
~ opeFalve Employment Co. islis Aeu-
roesf la
INANTED-One ally steBoxraphrr al Co
" operative EmEloyment Co.. lslt1 Aop-
roe-st. ls3
WARrED-so general girls. s dlning-fo7m
" Elrs. . second GlflS. cooks, ~ chrh
girls, inunaress, nuis- ana sii others oSt
0i enHlo guaent. % cau al o1r 9oloe. lately ~
moved fe0sn Porter bloea 60 Neaham block.
lslt4 Moaroe-st-. over Mills Lacey lheAiu-
sea af4g store. : ~ ear huitctih et ioot "a
sIaifs. Cooperative EmploS meat O., rooms
$ anu T.
kNANTRD-A competent gin Tor eeneral
heuse"ork. =. eheidoA-st 49,
NtrANTKD-A gin TO 40 general housevora,
" Inquire az 4o5 EasI lE.tou-sL nana
wages pad. 10
KVANTED-At once. experienced gia iog
W general iousrNorf. Efat-class Na. -
Apply room A. G. 4 ~ A.. general onices- l#
kVANTED-A competent girl 10 DO cookiug.
W ironing aod washing socd wages isia.
Apply - enc-Goa-sl. -l-'l
SITUATIONS wAKgGD-HALE.
KyANTFD-An experienced bookk keeper and
" Shipping clera WAITS a situation at mod
r. ate Wa.cs; -JOQ references A4Gieas 4. -,
box 5As. city. ~.
FOR REST-Rooxs.
LOR RENT Furnished rooms aad boa-d for
geat.eIen. Aaare3s =. D. box e. iso
LOR RLNT- Rooms. at -. s.. 8 and so
, m0atQ, handy f5r EouSek ekeeplng, uear
Monroe-at. Also q me slite oi rooms Tor
! laundry cheap. with plenty of hard and soii
water. Inquire OF JQAA Lole, loan ollce. -
/ sp.ng-St I'D
! EOR RENTING rooms. ground Eoor. lf-
| Ia cl3y st., corner o. Lyon-st. Is3
| TOR REET-Furaished rooms AT the New
| = Garfield. ia Island st. one Dloci. south cf
| fuiton-sf. narH; al modern improvements.
| .nciuding good well water, transient trade So
! hclte1- -
| EOR RENT-Turnished reoms for light
| Il hOussi. epiDg; al modern improvements
2i2 Bsrtiett-st.. opposite South DiVislon-street
/ school- lso
! FOR RENT-Furnished rooms al III Bostwick
a 81. Io
| FOR RENT foor front. floor and base
| < ment No. Pcari-si; cheap 10 permanent
! tenants. Inquire 4. {. Ihwing. phone az.
EOR RBNT-Furnshed rooms. suitable for
two gentlemen. Inquire 81 kansOm-st.
lis q
| EOR RENT-Furnsbed and unfinished
! rooms at the Brunswick. 10 south Division
| St. steam heated. Mrs. NcGee. llZti
EOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
Il rooms. steam heated. IL PARK Place Mrs.
| a. L. Smith. shfi
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

CIATRVOYA AgT-fiadame Mueller has re-
Y turned Sic refea3s present ard iufares
ffves correct pHfnfs Iu h8si ness a1fr al life
saaIrf. irinrs stusrrt "a friends togefAers size
eau D. equsned - n0Be. Cal at - ohagmui
asa West side I8
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
WANTBD-BoARD AND ROOF

TANTED-Boarders and roomers from g. p
" to 5000 PER week. Zi5 EaS, futon-Si. la3
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
GRIP wANTEiD-FEEALE

XVANTED-One laeys companion Ter Ia
" era Eoar- Co-opSrauKt Empioy yInent 1
lilbs Mouroesf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
WAITED -B0ARDBRs.

DAY BOARD $500 per week at So North Di
- ylsion-St. is
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

ANANTED-one efsoe giri. 4 solicitors Ce
~ operauVe Employment Co. isl's Aea
roe-st. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

ATANIkD-0ne l2iy steRoHaphrr al CO
operative EmI4oyment Co.. lsl,1 Moe
Toe-st 4s
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14

Tor RENT-New house. well located. only
SO per month: will sell II taken now. ~
Ply ~. Ii. Tibbs. - Canaist. 10
yOR RENT-Aner July q. Perm Cottages.
Macataea Park. Apply 10 L. " hi.e. cor.
Scrit nar and Sixth-sts.. city. ls5
TOR RENT-HouseS Of 3. (. 3. G and rooms
from s. 10 s6; also suits OF rooms IN The
New Carleton block on Mt. NernCn-sf., now
ready lOr occupancy. come anG see themi !
can suii you. al within 3 minutes walk %
Sweets Hotel. Inquire OF 3. W Barnard. s.
AileB-sf. or at Office. % MI kerDon-st. Iele-
phone 1877
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
.lEruaTIoNs wAsgGD-NALE.

kVANTFD-An experienced bookkeeper and
" shipping C.erA wants a situation at ihoQ
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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-02-15

and waterways, and prohibiting the
waste OF the natural resources Of the
country.
8 Inventions to be free to all; the
inventors to be remunerated by the
nation.
., Progressive income tax and tax on
inherltances; the smaller incomes to be
exempt.
10. School education of all children
under IA years Of age to be compulsory,
gratultouS, and accessible to all by pub
lIc assistance in meals, clothing, books,
etc where necessary.
H. Repeal of all pauper, tramp, con
splracy, and sumptuary laws. Una
brldg"d right of combination.
II. Official statistics concerning the
condition of labor. Prohibition of the
employment Of children of school age
and of the employment of female labor
III occupations detrimental to health or
morality. Abolition of the convict
labor contract system.
H. All wages to be paid in lawful
money of the United States. Equaliza-
ton OF womens wages with those of
men where equal service is performed.
IA. Laws for the protection of life
and limb in all occupations, and an eff
Gent employers liability law.
POLITICAL DEMANDS.
|. The people to have the right to pro
pose laws and to vote upon all measures
OF importance, according to the Refer
endum principle.
2. Abolition of the Presidency. Vice
Presidency and Senate of the United
States. An Executive Board to be es.
tabliShed, whose members are to be
elected, and may at any time be re-
called, by the House of Representatives
as the only legislative body. The
States and Municipalities to adopt COR
responding amendments to their consti-
buttons and statutes
3. Municipal self-government.
4. Direct vote and secret ballots in all
elections. Universal and equal right of
suffrage without regard to color, creed
or sex. Election days to be legal holt
days. The principle of minority repre-.
sentation to be introduced.
5. All public officers to be subject to
recall by their respective constituencies.
g Uniform civil and criminal law
throughout the United States. Admin,
lstratlon OF justice to be free of charge.
Abolition Of capital punishment.