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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
Sealed Proposals.
OrFrcE BoARp on PUBLfc Won

GRAND RArIDs, Mich, Marcn 81. lseJ.
Sealed proposals Will be received at the
Office OF the Board until saturday, April
5 1874 al 30 p. m, fOr the byiu- II water
mains In Lincoln PSTk. according TO the plans
aud Specifications on ble at the Office Of the
BOarC.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all BIDS.
Escl bidder shall deposit with HIS proposal
GTsac Rapids in cas- he shat fsil 10 enter
into contract in accordance with ais proposal.
shoule his said pr posal be accepted by tle
Board of Public WORKS.
All proposals. must be made upon blanks that
viii te furnished upon application st the
Office 81 the Board.
March - GEO q. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

viS50 he gro value OF the manu-
featuring produr ~ she United States
was S. .0e6. l09. SIS I'D the number Of
hands engaged ia manufacturing vas
e5s.O-9 Ia 1880 tbs value or the manu-
featuring produces nad grown 70 $3.50. p
5-sIsl and ths hands employed 70
2. .-s2 .595. Tbs gan has been made
under the pr0tect.on policy. Bat the
free traders ssy thss the gain vas made
in spite Of projection and would have
been greater under a free trade system.
H8w do they kn0wf Protsctionists
point 10 facts. - actual growth, while
free traders speak only Of theories
Therein bes the great fsreuce. Pro
lection based upon sctusl results and
free trade, 40 far as this country s cou-
cerned upon theory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
30 suRsCRIhERA
OFFICIAL PAPER OR THE CITY,
EEPusLIcAS CRY CONVENTION.

There viii oe . Republican City ConySn.isn
bed aG the Circuit Court Rooms. edprs1ay.
essnins. April 2. $50. ss p o.. for the pur-
posr n8minat ng esndidsfes to- City 01cer
and tor ghe tran s4Ctloa OF sueh osaef business
as nay properly come before g
b order 0f the Republican CITY Committee
JAs. A. cOYE. Chairman
Nm. ALDRlCH TATECA. SscY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

TIE Nesl sisfsrs grand millinery OPEN
NJ wiil occur April ,, 3 ard 4 There
NJ be exhihi I'D the finest re Of mA-
huerv novelties ever shown before.
Al are cord Ally invited No cards.
"a M0Dr0e-st., new Kendall block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Tie importance Of purifying the blood can
not be oYeFestim4ted, for without pure
blood you c2nBol enJoy good health
Al this season nearly every Que needs =
good medicine to purity, yit4lize. and enrleh
the blood, ard Hood SaEsApar.la Is worthy
your confidence. II Is peculiar Ia that Il
strengthens And builds Up the system. creates
an appetite, and tones tie digestion. while
II eradlcates disease. Give II 8 trial
Hoods SarsApaTilla is sold by al druggists
Prepared by c. L Hood & Co, Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

AsscoSnERs give curious reasons for
their sudden 4 appearance A West
Chester. Y. Y. merchant asappesrsd
and sss zrs "a the csu<e the taxlng O.
a b,r drink of 1uInne and vhissr. A.
least thst e the last thlns he remembers
t-~-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

How s-kvsrd Eost people az wfth
their LETT hands, There Is no reason. as
least no necessity for this- but 70 Is trua
Il - partly ass % heredity and part
y . habis and practice, bst s.
cond b overoouas. Tie left arm
ard hard might Se culuvated . ~
sane degree q dexterity. phiob literally
means rizst-handedn ness as the rlrhs
arm and hsnd. bat Il involves trouble,
tirae snd patience. ard therefore "a aaz-
lected- Iae eft arm las good reason
20 oou12is q this Injustice
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Tsz Toieao E-4ss ~yss '-The New
York Hzala PUBLISHES c~sae trom
NeSoAstls-On-TyDe. England whleh
says sast EHs great 81 pooilalnx and en-
g1ssring cru CT P4lDer . Co, wnose
headquarters are ~ Izgross have IA
ported oronEe castings from Pnil.asl-
paL2, because te1y could bay them
thsre n4lf-psany pound less than
they could be bought from 8 foreign
manufacturer. TINS = proof Of the
tsotn OF TIE protsctoElss position that
the competition arlsiag among our man
uf4etuFsrs. whose industries have been
created 0y sDe tariff, brings prices down
- ths lowest available point consistent
slLh a proper remuneration 70 the
sorkingman." Bat, according 10 free
trade Arguments, the protective tarit
should have prevented this export OF
bronze casting. Free traders are loud
IA lhslr as rtiOns that such s the ef-
feet OF the tariff.
THxHz were landed xs Castle Garden
during 1888. total OF S45. .z23 aliens.
OF these l55, 5S3 were male adults, So, ,l3l
female adults and 81 .447 children under
Is. In 1888 the number OF aliens land
ing WAS 4l9.7ls. The largest number
IN any one year was 476,0 ,055 IN 1882.
The total number or arrivals since l5i7
. I, $50, ,o35. OF this number Ireland
contributed 2 ,45l las, England ,l7s. .l57
and Germany 3,425.20s. Recent indi-
cations seem 20 prove that this grea;
foreign influx has not been properly
assmilated, or AmericanIzed. The
great question presents itself: Is not
this country actually becoming for.
eiga country
G.. E. SrEEHAkr's work on "Souno
English" renders the first sentence o.
Mancaulay's "H story OF England" a.
follows: al perpes III rait dbl histor
ay inngland from dhi skseshon Of King
Jemz dhi sekend daun III tain hwict
is wldhin dhl memoir ay men still liv,
ing" When you get the above sen
tence well interpreted, then decide
whether you like that style of spellin,
any better than the old.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

FOR RENT house Of rooms one OF I
all in good location. within MINUTES walk
0f Sweets IIotc rent from $ % SIG. Inquire
Of h. W. Barnard. - AlleD-st.. corner NJ.
Vernon. 27tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
BARGAINS IN

WE HAVE TWO --ROOM HOUSES on Broad
W Way, nesr Icnth-st.. pIiee 30. sluu dow q,
SD per month. one al al4J9. 90 dOWn, 90
per month. tleVen room houses o. shev-
maker-st.. West = de- al sSD1, e. acSu. tiN pef
mouth, Ca0lce iOi on Cres c lave, price
SiZJ. We have some choice building lots on
Colt-aVe- and Newoerry II. az slo1i easy pay
ments. We have a special bargain 70 onef on
East Bridgt-sf.. lOT0om nous, oak-rntsh bt-
low. pipcd Tor gas. hydraulic water "a yaro,
shade trees. &C AVN, price SO ihis u
rare chance i'r you. SSobg takes bols- ana iot
- North La ayrtte-sf-. A-rOoms 4ot baAll1.
cty water good cellar. clstern. etc. House
aud lot ou hill TO exchange Tor vacant o g.
Vacant lots SO EDd upwards IN MORT " ~
part of city. Hous- aud iot on Thon atst..
near Union 81. new aud modern u mace -sfatfi
etc. lot 5lNlZs. So dOwn- balance - sAt gur-
chaser. Vacant lots sold on pawn MS ~
so down. s. per month.
WE HAVE ANY AMOUNT OF money 20 loan
w that YOU can ask lot az lowrst rates OF il-
tereSt on fsCm or city properly.
RESIDENCE OK CHARLESsT. new. and
IL aud modern. 500.
VIMBE : LAND in Northern Michigan and
Il the southern stafes fof sale or trade.
A NO. HARDWARE STOCK doing trsi-
II as business 10 exchange 90 s.nal house
and some cash
EARM PROPERTY FOR SALE-s0 acres 70
township OF BirudOn. OTTAWA county n9
acreS I'm proved. 81 acres biace ioafni orchard
and far buildings. 81 acres fHur-snd a-naf
miles west Of city. a. Improved new hous E
barn and other buildings goo apple orchard.
I05 acres Ia Niddl vile Barry county. 100
acres improved. n-room house, two large
barus. corn-cribS. granarlcs and sl neoes>st
bu ldiuEs good board fences. GOOD soilf ll
acres OF richard; this farm is only short dls
tance from the business center 81 the town.
once open Tuesdgy AID Thursday evenings
BhCOhS A BROOKS.
q and - New Housemsn Block.
Telephone ll4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Makes finest pastry. bread OF biscuit-
The hest u cees pest and most sstls-
fsrf.-~v
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

EQR sAL.K-why pas Egy Dsrs meas, ieF
4 rent Nhsa ] 60 sci ysu eeaut.iai
aanfs r,&ris Na-~kr-sNcs-, % aAssAAhtS
- s0sls 80. Pr0psTSy elass - ths nee
esbie iDe aud surS g rise = per cent ~ the
Hcxf three Sosrs- Net sae 81 the seert ef hsft
yesr. weaia sell aal loI I. hAg thes sSse axe
CAAr e. ". fafsx iufts a Buchanan lsH -
tOe, leey@ra .leoG
kaOR sALE-Honss .ne lot lls summer At
Il , rSaM heuSas ms1 "A improvements VII
excasaKe toT eAeal,sr prepers, la9olfs ~ ~
~ ceA n sf-st -
FOR sAIE ekesp ea Jeass aadlfsen q the
city 0f Gr@na k&gias throsfo1rths -
Hiir nom InS d. v II. 8 ~. crSsSia IA. ios.f
tao acre iots gooo ier platting iouf Eve
are iots goad Ser peaches snA also eue s0fe
and one f0urfh acre lots a. tito. feT further
A. ioneS -
600 aoqsa r1.s sss. Fs'%: s:,.Ss sss .ss e;
NC water, l0ls southeast If cts a. Acrcs 81
hard um5er Ia ChebeSean County. And -
scrus. - iasproFea, - miles seai beast ~ AoA
v lil exohAnse f0T houses sne lots or sell ans
Of tAe above on cass terms la. a. h- h0ss
sace. Wladlcoub IN lldinE lR
Don sAIE-s hne house and large lot also
Il several SkeaEt lois 81 rcasOnGbls prices.
v. = Aarundaie. - Nlddleoms bliialnG -
TOR sALE-A forfy.scre farm. with house
and barn, for safe cheap Viii take cits
property q "a 1chanee. ln9ui r. Of Emu Ar
m4A, Is West hrlag ST. or Ars. hindeaach-
lsa SlrSi9nl-sL MAI. :.
EOR sALE-Bus home before the spring
A riSs IA p.leosi u room hoase 0n Pa Ia ~
College sNcs-i al modern lmpfoNe4nr 4 lSs YARD
graded sle soaaed ANA concrete Wa Ssi a. Tor
$.iaJV. 81 - per meath room use on y aa-
isou-4Ne., neaF fiffh. sla0. OF psr month.
ChSries ". 1ufts Iuils BuobGnaus las
Once. Leaykr0 biocA Au
REAL EsTAgE-C0ggTRY.
ENOR sAIR-Or viii exchange Tor city prop
cry. a. ee-acre tsrm a. Cascade tuNh-
sh 2 well improved. tAa GA OF address Nr.
NJ. ~ DanfoIth. Cascade Mich. June
MISCELLANEOUS.
A FULLY equipped D 30 table snd lunch
Il counter 10 exchange Tor vacant lUf or
house and lot. J. ;. Profin
pANIEI-Io exchange 4year old thor-
" 0l-l bred Jersey Dul Tor oar n saaC
breed aad quality nav De seen Ht AiN % u-
son iarin. Ada. samuel l. Fuller. A9ri
kyANIFD D-Miss Lou II lrfiHGale vii De
pisaacd 10 sec any @n9 vs. lessons "
oil, water COLO $, cfafou. or lDula iuk, At uef
studio. s. " lddicomb buildings hours troin
10 j., 80 {; terms reasonable. a.
sxxgr~S HORSES vinterec IN box stalls AZ
49, n moderate rates. ia charge oi care
IA u fgl men aud led good timothy has.
l4&sH laqUiro a. oInce of Ant -halsoinias
~sESt NCOMpauy, or telephone my rrsl-
denoe, 5ll. Horses delivered 10 AID from tne
lArm. N. B Church. sNtt
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
oo-oPrRATIvr EAPLoYnENT CO.


y lanai-st., kOom -.
NV TroorB houss. % Vest SIDE. ouiE tlo5o.
NV T-room house rear Tssf-st.. tifeo.
TX ROOM bruss on BarcsT-st Let. ei1EE
~ ailev ln rear s@3a
gu ACEES mlffs north Of city. good SCI
- Nii trade ior good lot ~ io'f
IN ACREs u D - from eff fTo VII
~ frs1e for good i0f ~ srsN house
A CHOICE a. arrss er Leonard ST.. ? frfies
4 frorn e'fT Wis 81 - freds for ago6 Gify
property
I HAVE E6nFc seres ~ iart for ssis lr
i ksbrpsEs sao y FoHing sf from 81 fc = sn
acres rssT terms
pFACB sn1s ou lake shsr, fcr ssis or trade
HATF s0ms etofrs farms ffT sac fnaf a
4 rot - 6upi cared for tbf money 10 the
SAT-
HAVF <orrs fne favrrs renr effT. thst (
~ eIclanEs fav eify prope~tT
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Esser egzs ard novelties 81 cooPers
audv kitchen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

TOR RENT-large front room. newly fur
l. nisied. sustable for two gentlemen. or
ladies'; So OF ef des be rooms bath. hot
ana cold water. at ~ Barclay ST. M II. Par
soas. l02
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

NANTED-Situatlon By experienced book
W keeper ana shipping CLERK, has had e1-
perience as collector. aud understands type
writing and stenography; good references
moderate wages. Address l. H., los North
DiviSion-st. s3
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
FOR RERT-Rooks.

ErUR RENT-Lovely rooms, with OF without
L board. at No. lo5 OTth La ayette-st. q
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

rOR KENT-For one or more years. new
house and barn. one acre Of land. nicely
located on Jeners0n-sye.; house new. modern
improvements. 2 rooms. nicely furnished 4;
piano horse. carriage. sic CHS. etc; everything
complete TO commence 5t onces 50 per month.
box 81, c ty. s5
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

FOR RENT-The new dwelling house go
PariSave.. tao block south Of Wealthy
ave. all modern Improvements furnace. city.
Vel and s.ern water; also gas Apply TO
James W. Long. soldiers home. Grand Rapids
Mich Stf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
FOR REET-BusIYEss PLACES.

FOR RENT-The premises now occuDied ~
Z J. Lamb A Co. No. 5 and ~ South lonia-
81; possession given May /. Apply 10 ). u
Bounel Hawkins Book. -
EOR RENT-Two stores ard rooms sgitsb 9
i for Offices OF light housekeep ~ in Porter
Block. corner Of Monroe and Divisionsts. Il
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
FUsrrUEE lFD FTlF5s gToEED.

UgDr1sIFF HCLT. rsns-s, vsre reno1sezaen,
a a. ~ -1lth - .rn-et st1rf risnes arf
f1nse eai- goes - igW rztes. sK1ert D. =
rvrfr wrres HfF aye FsrF ErHt
grszpaiy ~ se.sphoalas Ns. 10 IA -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest OF AL Michigan Dsilies kx-
cspt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

EOR RENT-Furnished and uniurnished
St; steam hea4eI. Mrs. Mcdee. l04
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

TOR RENT-Furnished rooms with or with
Il out board; furnace hcatedi bath room.
with hot or cold water. Inquire al No; y
Barcl2y-st. Sti
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Tor RENT-Two rooms. second floor. with
L steaay power at No. Pearl-st. Inquire i.
l.. Thw.ng. Phone l044. Tgti
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

EOR RENT-House No. o. North Lafayette
i 81. Apply Oh the premises. IS
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

TOR RENTING nats In Boston and Derby
blocks. West Fulton-st. Inquire 45 West
Iutou-St y5if
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Uaitss Pr.s. RspOrts. rro"st ana rAF's
Dsissr, Alt tss local ss~ss sas tns
cts.as.t ana soss Pt.iaif Prtatss Pssss
e.sslshsa ia or.as aspiss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
REAL EsTATE COUNTRY

EOR SAIE-OF viii exchange Tor city prop
cry. a. e9acre iarm a. Cascade toNh-
sh p We'll Improved. CAD gn OF address hr,
NJ ~ lanfoItb Cascade Mich. Juuo
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
HELP wAETED-FEgALE.
SITUATIONS WAHTBD-kALB.

"AN1ED-Lnmberman wants situation
w a. travelling salesman one who Is Thor
oughly acquainted with the grades Of Ohio
and PennSviYania: rrfsIesc ) exchanged Ad-
dress Z. c. D.. 363 Sawtellaye. Cleveland.
OHIO. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

TOR RENT - Furnished and nnfurnisaed
rooms steam heated. at Park Place MIS-,
A l.. smith. SOstf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
sITnATInEs W.NTRn-rPNALR.


WANTED BY the middle OF June. situation
w by experienced laiy strncgraphrf and
Remington operator; f-renceS- Address l.
O'Dell, Lowing Green. Ohio. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

EOR sALE-Bus home before the spring
riSe IA piocss u room house 0n Pa Ia ~
College sNcs-i al modern mpHokelur nlSs yard
graded alc soaAed ana concrete Ma ks, a. Tor
SisJN. 81 - iscr month. room b use 0n y 4a-
ison-4Ve ncAF fffh sla0. OF : a pr month.
Chsnes ". Tufts. Tuils Bucb&lau's laW
ofnoe. LeayRrd BLOCK. Lu
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

FARMING lands under nearly every state 81
i cultivation for sale on easy terms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

TOR RENT-Large elegantly furnished rooms
Il facing CTescept-ave. and CaUal-si. vita
gas newly furnished ana reftted. Everything
strictly frstciasS Entrance. CTescentave.;
also. 81 Canal-st Enquire al Room a. bly
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

q lOD houeh Win s'gnt rsoms snd iet
~ OVV 81 nj NernoA-si., clstorn sno
Wc water l0Is southeast If cts a. acrcs ~
hard uM5er IN ChebeSean County, And -
kenrs. 81 impfoFea. y. niles seu ho@st ~ Aoa
40 en- change tof houses sne lots or sell ans
Of the EhUxe easy terms Ia. ~. h. hoss
eaice Is Niaalcomb Hullaiuk. lle
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ana busi-
vi ness property open Tor inspection IN al
parts oi the city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

EoR sALE-A forfy-scre farm. with house
AID barn. Tor sale cheap vii take cits
property iR "a 1change. lRsure Of Emil Alt
man, Is West hrlag st. 0r ArS hlnaeaaCh,
lsa Sir&ianl-si Aar. =.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Don SAIE-A hBe house and large lot; also
Il several FEcaEt lots 81 Tcas0nGble prices.
"A. = Aarlndale. s. Nlddioons bl.iialng. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

ks.grT.scss. Da1yrs. Cs1csa sxrs<ss .ss
11sIossIcx Aosu eEss<s esoSLs 40
hABsP4TAsLs TO raz oESxs 80
tnE TEL EGaAM PUBLISHING COMPANY,
PaAIlshss. sr.sa d. Si1.. nisA-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

ks0R sALE-aonss .Re lot. llS summer -
n rSaM heuSas msd a. iMprctclAthA az
excasAke tsT eAeAl,sr preperty, Aasulfs ~
~ san n sr-st -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

EcE -hLB-fl7ss s-slHon voaif sVctsr gs
ftr -ifT efs hos~ esr ~ .ser - 1s7 -
tHo S. Hsrr7 zfers piare- 1h.ie-sFe =
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

tOk sALk. ekesP on 1eaes aaditien g. the
city of Gr4nd Rapids tkroe-foUrths - .
Hiils fIom ths D. y II. II. crossing. iessr
tNo acre i0ts goed Tor plAtting, fouf I've
are lots gead ief peaches snA also eue e0is
and efoarlh acre lots 81 $40. fef t1rthei
Information Inquire on ths premises. hes.
A. ioneS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
SWEET * SCHMIEL

REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS
lsZ,z Monroe Street,
Rooms 81 and g. Telephone i0z7
DINE and timbered land bought and sold.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS

A FULLY equipped 81 table snd lunch
Il counter 10 exchange Tor vacant lUf oT
q house and lot. J.. = ProFin.
NANIED-Ia exchange a 4year old thor-
W olsl bred Jersey 1uu Tor oae II saAc
breed AID quality nav De ~esn Ht Nia i d a.
son larin. Ada. samuel l.. IallrF anrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
IgEETs-WsFTED.

AAANJEu-ASents in every cifY % sell our
" new electric luk-erassr, ink erased IN two
seconds without hsrUing paper; agents make
s. - ~ per day. send tSe for ssmDie. terms.
etc. Perfect Eraser Co.. - koot~st.. cieve-
land o. It's
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

TkLEPaoA sCnsEkss
a4sfa.s. orcss-.------..--------- .-----------ss'
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-31
The Press and Public.

The press of Audubon county is
growing with other interests and keep
ing pace with the general prosperity of
our people. With six publications each
week the people may keep thoroughly
posted upon local events. The people
are very liberal in support of the press,
and none are more generous in com
petition than newspaper men them
selves. The following lines may be
applied to newspapers as well as books,
while the latter verse with regard to
readers is equally applicable:
II all the trees in all the woods were men,
And each and every blade Of grass pen;
III every leaf on every shrub and tree
Turned TO a sheet of fO0lScap; every sea
Were changed TO ink, and all earthS living tribes
Had nothing else to do but act as sbribes,
The human race should write, and write, and
write,
Till all the pens and paper were used up
And the huge ink stand were an empty cup,
Still would the scribblers clustered round the
brink
Cali for more pens, more paper and more ink,
%. w. Holmes In Atlantic Monthly.
Another writer who appreciates the
reading public offers the following ad-
denda:
Were human writer's countless as the sand
That lies In masses on the desert land
IL they should write In books their thought:
IL all the sky were into book shelves wrought;
Il every, shelf were crowded full OF books
With others Strewn around In quiet hooks;
IL human kind to labor gave no heed,
Had nothing else to do but read, and read,
And read, through countless aons-day and
night,
What e'er the race Of scribblers chose to write !:
Above this mass the wind would soar
And cry more books to read, more, more and
more.
Unknown Scribe.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-31
THE GREATEST AND GRANDEsT OF
THEM ALL--264 FEET SQUARE
Sioux City Corn Palace Of 1900.
lnana Senf Is. Clnses Oct II.

The exterior of the Palace will be en-
tirely different from any of the others
and will have something of Turkish
mosque appearance. The Palace will
have street frontage of 52S feet, 26i
feet on both Pierce and Sixth streets.
The tower will rise to height of l72
feet. The ground area of the Palace is
just half block, including both alleys.
A feature Of the 1890 palace will be
the large auditorium on the east, with
seating capacity of 1900. The band
stand will be between this and the
large rotunda, covering an entire quar-
ter block. There will be but one gal
lery, and that overlooking the rotunda,
and will be reached by five stairways.
This open space will be seventy eight
feet across and sixty-six feet to the
ceiling.
The plan is to have the Palace illu-
minated during the day the same as at
night. The openings will be made so
as to obstruct the light of day, and
give plenty of ventilation.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-31

Frank O'Brien has enlarged and re-
paired his City Hotel at Carroll so that
it is one of the most convenient and
commodious in Western Iowa. With
new, clean and commodious apart
ments he is always prepared to accom-
modate all who come. Personally Mr..
O'Brien is courteous and attentive to
guests, and we cheerfully recommend
his house to sojourners in that city.
Briefly, it is the best dollar-a-day house
in the state, and those acquainted with
it wonder how he can conduct house
of such general excellence at such a
low rate.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-31

THE republican judicial ticket for
the Fifteenth district is good one in
every respect. Thornell and Deemer
are known and respected through out
the district for their wise decisions and
good judgment, as well as their person
al worthiness. Walter /. Smith was
unanimously recommended to the con-
vention by the bar of Pottawattamie
county, irrespective of party. That he
is young man is to his advantage so
long as he is thoroughly posted in law.
After three years experience with
Judge Deemer the party made wise
haste to select another candidate about
the same age. The people take very
kindly to young men.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-31
Homeseekers Excursions.

The Fremont, Elkhorn & Mo. Valley
railroad will run homeseekers excur-
sions to the fertile lands lying along its
lines in Nebraska and Wyoming, Sep
TENDER 9th, 23rd and Oct. 18th, making
one fare for the round trip. These
lands comprise millions of acres of the
most desirable lands in the Union,
among them those of the famous Sioux
Reservation, recently opened by presi-
Dental proclamation. These excur.
sions afford opportunity to see some of
the best country in the world, and those
not desiring to buy will find the rates
so low that they are available for
amusement. The lands are so cheap
there and such liberal terms are given
that any man can secure home. For
full particulars address j. II. Gable,
Travelling Passenger Agent, Denison,
Iowa.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-31
Notes from Brayton.
DEATH OF AN OLD sETTLER.-oTHER
NOTES.

Died, at the residence of Ed. Coleman
on Sunday, July 9th, Mrs. Mary Doner
in the eighty-first year of her age. The
deceased was an old resident, having
emigrated from Indiana with her fami-
ly in 1858. Ten years later her husband
died and for twenty-six years she has
waited for the reunion, during several
of the later years with Impotence, feel
ing desire to depart and be with
Christ. There were present at the fu-
neral three of her six living children
with large number of grandchildren,
great grandchildren, and great great
grandchildren. For more than forty
years she was consistent member of
the NJ. +. church and died III the faith.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. G.. III. Detwiler of Atlantic.
A Good Templars lodge has been in
stituted at Oakfield with 26 members.
j. NJ. Hill. Chief Templar, Blanche
Jenkins, V. T., CLARA Qrdway, p. c. T.
and c. There is plenty OF work for
them to do and disposition to do it.
The farmers here about are busy
stacking and threshing. The grain
threshed SO far seems to be of good
quality.
The original package continues &c
flourish and get in its legitimate work
The latest of this seems to be the pun
melting of an old soldier after filling
1 him with piZen.