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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
Two Kinds OF Rers.

One Of the latest innovation, IN Call
tornis Is an apisry on wheels. The bes
berder. after the foothills have been pas
sured, moves his bees to higher eleva-
ton. where the busy insects may revel
IN the stored nectar Of wild clover and
other blossoms. Later on even loft;er
pastures are sought. and at the end of
the sosson the harvest Of honey pays the
s>e keepsr 9 good profit. These Cslifor-
MA bees may perhaps ~ more docils
than the Psnnsylvsnia variety. A swarm
of the latter ran away from their home
In the comfortable front yard Of an ssri-
cult1rist near Phcsnixvills and took 70
The woods
Forest life proved unsatisfactory. and
ths tzgitives. thinking that they saw IN
. passing train chance for escspe. SET
tied On the tender. The engineer stopped
TIE car and Eot of SO did the fireman.
The bees Rad made ss cles-a = Job cf ia
- ever did the James gang. Finally >
bright ida entered the bad II the en-
Tiaeer. Hs crsps softly sad unconcera-
silv ap 70 ths tender. and secured pos
session Il the siiustsbia hose with
which engineers are accustomed 70 clean
up thesr cabs. He eos TIE drop on TIE
49,. and tz1r1ed On them = steadv
stresrn u cold water The eject wa
magical The entire swzrm took 70
thesr vinxs and described a STRAIGHT
Ira Aoward ths wcs>is Ths train fh~n
re<uH'ed - iozrnsy. sfeeen minutes -
hfnd ti~sa
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
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CITIZENS MEETINGS.

FIFTH WARD-At Finns Hall on Plalnheld-
ave. Thursday evening. September y. Speak
ers-Capt. Charles W. Watkins. James f. Nc
Bride and Others.
TENrH WaRD-RinGue;tes Hall. 54 South
Dlvlsion-st.. Thursday evening. September 3.
Speakers-Capt Charles W. Watkins. VIM.
Alden Smith, Alfred Wolcott and others.
FIRsr wAKp-Red Mems Hall. SIS South Div
islon-st. Saturday evening, September r..
speakers-M. /. Dunham. Vim. Alden Smith
and Alfred WOlcott.
HARrNANs HAtL--Saturday evening. October
!. Republican Rally and formal opening Of
the campaign. Hon. Roswell g. Horr. the
brilliant orator viii address the meeting. All
citizens invited.
EIeHrH ND Ninth WaRDs-At McClellands s
Hall. - West Fulton-st.. Friday evening. sep.
tember D. Speakers-M. L. Dgnham and II.
J. Felker
SEcoxD Wtsp-Hartman's Hau lecture room.
Tuesday evening. September %. Speakers
McGeorge Bundy. John Patton. Jr. and
others.
FoUFra WARD-At Hohrard's store. g0s East
Bridge-si.. Tuesday. September 20. Good
speakers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
REPUBlIcAN sTATE LaATroRn.

The following is the declaration oi princi-
pies adopted bv the Republican party ~ Nichl-
gan. at Detroit. Angus -. lH9. and presented
20 the voters 0i the state.
The Republicans Of Michigan. IN convention
assembled. do nereby adopt TIE following
Platform
1. That the Republicans - Michigan heartily
commend President Harrison fer enc dignity,
wisdom and faithiuiness displayed D hiiH ard
his cabinet in admluisierinE the atalrs ~ the
nation both ~ home and abroad
2 Weapplsud the patriotic course ~ f.Peak1r
Reed snd the ReDnbicsns in conEress for
amending the rules 50 tbat legislation can
proceed in spite - an obstructive minoTity.
and 10 heartily endorse the coBrse % cur
senator's and Representatives n congr IS
3. We believe in the uHT - % TIE ballot box.
.ut that anT soridEment ~ The right of s1f
frage is p>tiio 81 the safety - tae nation
and we urge the speedy enactment Nv congress
81 such Avs ss shan protect every American
c'tizeu ig the exercise of this szered right
& We srs in favor ~ surh revision ~ cgT
national tsrif avs as wN protect Prod Qcfrs
sborers snd farmers against fhe ruinous
comretitio7s 81 foreign pfoaucfi ms aff
ehee ger ls1cr srd especially corlulfla those
features of tke Mckinley hiH which prov -
fcr the protection ~ farm prod ss sell ss
Manufactured sFticies
6 We iadsrse ths action - congress i7 ere
lszisisflon upon re silver 7lesfiaa- an1 fafaf
fae u1Iirifet uss - god anf rfr hai.ra -
= hses for isTsi tsnder paper carrenrT inter
chsHgeahle vifh roin-
s Ws lnde~ss and eors~end fhs setsn -
f1r ffrEaftsNaH EaT.F IN |r'ft 4 Hat tt-
= - ges ? - alton - renst-1 eF eItfn-
T. We re-aT-ssrd ffs shif. sror-r ra ara
hEs- ness-ilS Se - Tfir <rrafi7n 81 lfnf. I.re
= q sHea caaaefs - CT ~
lsrs - So FreV se fer r1cre - Il ea1 ~
ssee<s71e1t ~ rea5 rPrso eF1
rre7eIfT. ~ f1e rrf thsf sH rrfF ~ ne
~ - sos eEer tfed saa8 eontr el'e 'fs p ts
s1sre ~ 1Isinfsfr "a fhs rur. rIrtt
3. We faf sl-h rtaaEe FL ~ faf laFs as
~ ecrs - Rersre to rsF fstet - e-tsief
iarPr,Sf O. ar5rsrtT tnsa fe aw1s-
~ - rfsfsrr fse rosfIe1 = fre fef
"a PARTY herersr,~r exrrasse1 .rs sfs
rf.af,r7.s ef szs asf fsss area ffs fenF
e~<s 1reSftrn
t q anrrsa ~ fr~trs~ feFe ef Tree
rss-rs - re-r p. ~ tes fae- 2r1 Al
ressT F1tsf e-ehrs snf za arze isf rsss*fe
- ass aaf f.tFrt rasrr
ssee r1eers fs- s~~ersg e~rs -es@es 80
fsean az ri ~ s.ss n 80 r-0~a- ~ rre sfss
ave u $50 g etr Ns-s tt ~1eh sfe
81 ne faYsr flsi z1-ss rsgs eease~F
rsse-eT-rt ~ frr sts-e g1re
stsse fEftors z-1 fe~s0t sef -
lsss zPezsses sessezs st 80 leeisstaTfs
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
xnr rArn IrnamEN-

7. n. Norris, one OF the prominent
mouthpiecss Of The local Democracy,
ssvors the holding Of constitutional
convention and does not believe 100
could Re got together who could frame
worse than the present one" And
vet that convention contained such en-
inent olf-tin1e Democrats and Whigs a.
calvin Britain. Jacob Beeson, Charles
W. whipple. Isaac 2. Crsry, John D.
Pierce. Nathan Pierce, George Red
feld. Fhish 7. Roberts, Dewitt 9.
7 each. John ?. Cook, Charles ?. Bush,
wilbur r. storey. Hszskiah g. Wells,
samuel Flsrk, Volney Hsscsil, Rir
Pohi,so7. Thomas. 3. Church, Noah n.
us-t. Alexander r. Tiffany, pe Witt G.
walker. Andrew :. Robertson, Rooert
weClsUand. Jsber e.. sutherland, bsn-
81 Goodwin. Rsufsmia 7. Fl Whittier
ell. Henry Fraiisk. Henry T. Bsca1s,
Ard others az less prouinence. Ihs
i..s az names contains rsu ~ho we're
.i.s.i~auished for sbiiitY, snd vho made
,be,r talents conspicuous "a Congress
men. irsxes snd state oficiais. TIE
- fesv did must he Judged BY tas
.s,,es that eausd it forth- not ~ pres
...s ..,~rur,sfancss. It = true thas ths
,-,.ss,tsre, contains TOO much lee "a
lssseu n aself, bat ths sasiy Legs
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

The Democrat, IN speaking OF the
present state constitution, says: "Mauy
II IL provisions have been outgrown
by the rapid onward march OF great
state, 50 that what vas we'll adapted 20
the conditions and circumstances in
1850 comes lar short of meeting paraI-
'el conditions IN 1890. - "lhe conditions
and circumstances OF 1s5e,' If enlarged
upon 10y the Democrat, would make
very interesting reading matter for its
subscribers. The State was bankrupt,
burdened with a heavy debt incurred
by eStravagant, prohgate and dlshon-
est Democratic administrations. The
better element Of the Democracy saw
the storm coming and framed this con-
sttutOn with its thousand-aud-one
limitations and restrictions, because it
could 10 longer trusts its own party.
II was too late, however, and the State
soon passed out of the control of the
Democratic party. The Republican
party took ii, and led il into prosperity.
The old Democratic Indebtedness has
been paid; the new Indebtedness, in
CURED to assist in suppressing a Demo
cratic rebellion, has been paid; State
institutions, necessary TO meet the de-
mands of the prospering common
wealth, and also new capitol, have
been built, and it has al been accom-
plished with a smaller rate of State
taxation than was LEVIED under Demo-
cratic rule.
Much has, indeed, outgrown the pro-
visions Of the present State constitu-
ton. And therein lies the handspring
OF all the trouble arising from uncon-
stitutonal legislation turned out by
recent Legislatures. Ii is almost impos-
sible for the Legislature to meet the
needs of the State without running
counter to the multifsrious provisions
Of an outgrown constitution. The
legislative department of State is OF
necessity original in all It's tendencies,
for rs function is TO meet the demands
OF the present and future. The judi
cial department, on the other hand, is
naturally conservative and constantly
measuring the present by the standards
aud precedents Of the past. Hence,
when emergencies arise, they are often
20 novel in their nature that 1t is diff
/ cult TO make them fall into line with
old IDEAS. In many cases shrewd and
experienced constitutional lawyers, as
the justices OF the Supreme Court
are expected TO be, might make
I tho new and the old dove
tail nicely together; but men
are not elected to the Legislature
as great constitutional lawyers and
never will be as a general rule. The
rank and file of our legislators are nee
csssrily taken from the business walks
or life. Their errors, under the cir
cumstances, are no more than are TO
! be expected. If the Democrat and
other papers OF ia kind will join in the
advocacy OF = revision of the Constitu-
ton, they viii accomplish much more
good than By hovling about "haw-
buck" legislatures. The last Legislature
was made up of the same kind of ma
teral ss It's predecessors were and It,
| succe essOrs will be-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

Lass ksR4e ca.
res sn4 RzUlds TEtESsAN HEEA1R
). x~tt.1z alter car ss.eSEas1 coDssnl-
osrxrs. tie LsEsng 9o2Tasls pretty
hsavx fo * seIe tee goarnzl 10 sNp-
,.r.-.s slllte a. Ia poFEz4l clause "a t3e
Tssner letter. But lE Indicated tas
k.st,ss - sstsflsks. ana A. sv k0on tie
Joarnas nast5oss sell, 4 Sas q0te
nzfaF4l fer - - Qrs9 1sst TIE privilege q
rlsrg s'the sehin- FU'a lrota tie Non-
csuse1 ~ * company lessef taqoA- We
reaa il see, however. thai sucA loNFt.z--
isln u gbE deceive a. OUTSIDE party szG
make taings smlgaty onsArtsln-
Haer. TIE 0flginai VAS Dot accessible
therefore Ne 60 not object q tae i. h
csst.gaUoa 81 oar EeigaboT, and would
even bs wiling lnzt u should require
cerLhed COPY Of az extract printed
~ the Journal / fore CONSIDER
Jug q. But when the tELssRAN-
HeRALD insnuAtss that the Journal
would vote Tor a fellow who ''Funs az
onion patch ia pOdunk, IA preference
10 Turner, who s brlehs aud success
tul mzn-one who trols IA the same
class sith MSyoE Uhl, OF Grand Rapios,
v 40 is ire Journals ideal. why then,
IN Justice 90 cur nelghbor. ne must
klck-not slowly and n.sjestcaiiy, bat
real bard. The Journal may be playful.
az Tunes, even tTiuing-in fact Is. and
We have felt obliged, often, 10 gently
Tebnke Il for this falling: hut vote for
a man that 'runs "a onion patch ln
P0Gunk never. TIE party MAS
warned OF this before Il made Us nOmi-
nation. IL nominated Mlnsns with
full knowledge of the alternative.
Don't blame the Journal, gentlemen.
And We warn the "a. e. T.. IA. not 10 DO
x again.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24


~ special a-rzAgenze1t s1Zh t1z Naw
feEx Norid- tbr0uga tas AnexcaA
Press Assosls.LieE. ~s are ale - otEeF
9eE customers the great literary sensa-
tea. Ehlen recepty sppe4Eed "a tns
eoluDsns cf the evening Woxid, knoEn
a. the Comp8z ts Soveis oas oE TIE
DzosI ualale sE4 Fel1zrkable ineiasnl =
Ot zestsEl Eeurasl lssEn. The CEls OF
the stcrY : His Flsenng IasAl. OF
karfie.t uypn5tism. eAsh chsptsr De-
ing ~flltsn - . different person. az Of
them celsDsA1ed and wsli-known char
aeteFs. in the matter Of Illustrators
We have carried the composite idea Still
further, the sngFaElngs n eaen chapter
beng the work of a.assenl artists. each
oue pfominsnt IA art circles. Bslos We
give the ist OK the contributors II the
ordeE IA which they appeAF "a TIE story
" H. Balou.
EllA Wheeler Wilcox.
MAJ Alfred e. Calhoun.
Alan Dale.
Wnl. F Howe ans Abe Hummel.
Pauline Hall
Inspector ByEnes.
Nell Nelson.
Mary Eastisks.
john l.. Sullivan.
L. T. Barnum.
Bill Nye.
ASIDE from the unique character OF
thls feature, the story ltself possesses q
lively interest. and will hold the read
ers attention from beginning 10 end.
it VIII be seen that the completion Of
the story : by the celebrated phlloso-
pheg. Bin Nye That he does 10 IN q
manner that leaves nothing 20 be de-
desired goes without saying.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

i2E1-ss * Ehs state 141 Eua t2s yo11z
ecnBlo1 ssalsA ulto exsFzs1gs1t sFs-
tsnss & pab-se saseroxsmeDtss 2a1 ths
leg slaElxe poser Needed caEtzlaaeat.
TIE worss osi<esoa . ths present. Cen
sEtsto1, h0~sysr. : Ehat TIE Sale las
0atxEoxn Il
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

NEwAYGo county and its neighbor.
are congratulatlng themselves that that
county will have a straight-out Demo-
cratic paper, now that W. d. Fuller has
sold out the Tribune. Its name is TO be
changed TO Democrat. What kind of a
political nondescript was it before?
Something like its editor, like whom
there is nothing in Heaven above, or in
the earth beneath or in the water under
the earth7
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

CaArR9Ax MITCHELL, Of the Demo
cratic convention, yesterday said that a
nomination 70 even the humblest posi-
ton. conferred by n Democratic con-
vention, i a greater honor than sn
election by the Republican party. From
= Democratic standpoint Mel Ford has
now been honored. Watkins viii take
the election.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
TOWER
EMPLOYMENT Bureau
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS g bND o TowER Block
DrGoLIA BBos-~-..-

nrGOLIA BB0S-.......... .prorfrt0rs
WANTED Male Uer travelling ,alssrea.
" painter. fUruturr vorffrH. Iuftrrf.
ianItor, clerks miI men. canfassfrt on
salary.
NNANTTD- Female ueip-- girls fof general
" housework SECOND girls sevIta aifls.
dining room glfis. zchambcr maids women
Tor laundry vork.
EoR sALE-A fne room house on ccufer-
81. good sized ief. rne thsds enc iawu,
price slsyl
L'oR SALE llroom house or Es-f frifre.st..
furhgcs. fercI. citf wafef rnfntf loi ano
finely finished. price 500. easy fefmt
EOR SALE oR EACHhtef room houss
heuer or loI on fwa Eradrf streets wIfh sfNe
ers ETC.. 60 eKchHnsc fef farm vo1io cttunlf
some Incumtfaunf.
L'OR SALE OR ENCHtNGF- -nrfcl bloch n
north end. "ith HfInF rooms aheff hho
hasein fnf rf'i uIshef. rrnfs fnr 2 a pff month.
EOE ehlF oR EArukNsN s-reom house
on Thonsssi. rear isr - nleef SD
8thca sna usi coinfifffo come anf So i
Lr9R eAIF-t frs lof on NhIrer rf. cn Con.
j tract 80 down. fIe per monrh.
E0R ekLI.-t iots ou p1siuned.ffs insie
cfy ~ cortrsc fmai o., fnthi- ine
elanre to buiie.
EoR skLE-House END ief or Terrace eve.
1n fnorF wrofff tIHIfH ioi Al "a NiN
soI on ronfracf. prlrr 81 sis easF terms
EoN ekLF . fnr - room hnuee cn afrer
fon Al Eood barn. ioi ef fT 80 fert
pfinf s. Co..
I0A EBiE-a lofs 81 Hast ucf si nn eaHf
terms ar viH eFrhauge lor IMPROVES
properly.
lH kfkft fruit Farm. s ni cH frem ffT a
- peach lHi frrias run's Trsrf EfaHff
anf rmsr ffff.f. personal HrnFfIff nnH tff
IS needrf fe fs change fof property n city
heraaIH faf F1fuffre
Mn.gn IT. Tnhh nn real $50 nffsrHai rfrn.
" friY In suns ~ fuiL loeu9t saf p tontf
ho.F
TO SIS and roorrs ~ FeHf. aIsf rHTh Gf
~ good ffranfs went HH ~ frrf. n Nl IH
vour teVs Rooms anf 81 fnFff H.aff
uf.lHfrf Bros
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY,


sIAls IlEkrL
Fer GaFernoF-
JANIS a. TURNER. of Inshar.
Ter Lieutenant Governor
WILLIAM ;. LINTON. Of Saginaw.
For Secretary 81 state
WASHINGTON GARDNER. OF Calhoun.
Fsf state fFeasurer-
JOSEPH b. MOORE. OF wayne
For Auditor Genera
ThkReS +. otDDINGs. % KALAMAZOO.
Fsr Comm lsslonsr of state Land once
JOHN q. BERRY. OF Otsego.
For Attorney General
BENJAMIN ". HUSTON. OF TuscoiA
FER superintsndent OF Public Instruction-
ORR SCHrkz. OF Eaton.
Tor Member Of state Board OF Educatioa-
JAMES N. BALLoU. Of Ailegan-
FOR Justice OF the supreme Court
EDWARD CAHtLL. OF IRgnaEa-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

County Ticket.
Ter state Senator
MILITANT. ADAMS
For sheriff
IsAAc \. LAMOREAUx.
For County Clerk
JANIS ). KNOX.
Fer Register OF Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
For Comfy treasurer
SHERMAN I. CoLSON.
Ter Prosecuting Attorney
JAMk5 L. MCBRIDE.
FER Circuit Court C0mmissioners-
DWIGHT 0OSS.
ALFRED WOLC0TT-
Der Cor0ner3-
RENkI &. LOCKER,
DANIEL J. WALLACE
FOR surveyor
DoRR SMELLS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

The Republicans Of the Second Representa-
tive district Of Kent county will meet In con
venfion a. the Ada hotel. Saturday. SEPT. =.
so. kf O'Clock for the purpose OF nominating
a candidate 20 represent said district IA the
tsei<iafure and % transact such other busi ness
ss moy property come before 10.
By order OF the committee.
F. VI. BkRSABp.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

PErEs DozAS says this IA an cot
year" politics don't count and many
Republicans will vote for him for sen
stor. Hs viii find hrs calculations
founded on the baseless fabric Of =
dream. Republicans realize the impor-
lance Of the present election and WI be
found standing BY the grand principles
Of The Republican party as unit Peter
would do well 70 fold up bis legislative
sspirstions and take them in out Of the
coming shower.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
Jackson Courier rDem9'

Jackson Courier DEM;
Ii General Wilmington with Others,
had not been more liberal than ODon-
nell IN contributing time aud money TO
build railroads and ASSIST III promoting
other enterprises of public charater
Jackson would never have attained half
rs present population. The only fault
that NAV reasonably he found with him
as a citizen and candidate for State Sen
ator Is political. he is Z Republicans one
of the Garfeld-Arthur stamp.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

TIE remark Of Chairman Mitchell,
that tho nominee Of the Democratic
convention would "set" with the MINOR
ity ard undo the damnsbls monopolis-
&c work Of the present Congress. # It
means anything, means simply that
Nominee Ford, Il elected. would make
. magnificent "fhbusterer." We can
imagine him standing on bis desk,
shaking his fist and roaring at the
Sneaker.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

NIL FoRD's own nomination was
ratified by the Democratic convention
yesterday and now ne will go through
the district telling the Democratic
voters how fearful he is that they will
all be bought away from HIM by the
Republican corruption fund"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

- Jsck r ns<riei, Cd; Dc vou thfns
h~Tl x.t aionx w-r with his vitey- Tn
eziss S1r- - wil. They @nz r. 80
ssre choir So tvo yssrs wisaczf aus<~
rahnz --Boeeon Tm~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
Nuskeron Chronicle

Kllgore, the Texan Of the savage
name and mien. broke open a door in
the House of Representatives ordered
closed according TO the rules. Reed has
evidently terrorized these bourbons,
when they would break door just 10
escape from his rules. Time was when
they would have shrieked about
"honah, sah," and tickled him with
bowie knife.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
Detroit Journal:

Detroit Journal:
According 10 the Democrats, the
wicked Turner put 1000 or 5000 dead
head tickets for the State fair at
Lansing where they would do the most
good. And what u worse, they were all
used. Winans would never do such a
dlsgraceful thing, even # he had the
chance. lie goes to all the agricultural
fairs, not TO see the farmers and get
their votes. but because Of his interest
in agriculture and to get points for the
"repalrs 10 his fences"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

ksf sshseriber 20 fHE fELEenAN-
aEHALD ~hs fails ~ rsesiss the paper
regularly. az whs may have reason 60
ssm PLAZA OF late delivery, VIII confer .
se@cisl fasoF ~ informing this efAee OF
me fzet az eass. seas postal card or call
up t-Isphens 53t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
Bav City Tribune:

Representative Moore has introduced
n resolution in the House providing for
the adoption of a rule to punish the de-
hberate contempt of that body of
which the Democratic members are
guilty day after day. We believe that
the country will sustain n rule of that
kind. The obstruction of the public
business by a malignant partisan mln-
ority must be stopped.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

ne Importance e purifying the bloo1 eSn-
not be oyerestlmated. for without pure
Hood you cannot enloy seed health.
A. this season nearly every enc needs .
good mediclne - rerlfs, yitAllze, aud eRgich
the blood. aud Hood SaTsaFzf..lz Is worthy
your confidence. Il Is peculiar Ia that II
strengthens and builds ap the system. creates
al arpeuls. and tones The digestioa, whl.e
Il eIaGloales disease. Give 4 strlaL
Hool's S2Ts@parilla Is Sold by al druggists.
Prepared b c. !. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
Saginaw Courier-Heraid:

Saginaw Courer-Herad:
The free trade press has been vehe-
ment and lndefatgable in assuring the
farmers that the provisions of the Nc
Klnley bill would not add penny TO
the value of their products. Now the
same uneasy journals are bowling be-
cause prices have advanced, and are
laying it all to the Mckinley bill. as a
matter of nablt. Howling is directly in
their line; but when it comes 10 facts
and analysis and calculations, they are
very apt 10 hetray their weakness, and
likewise the weakness of their cause.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

MANIAo- 4Tea's ier las .iissers = sac ~
" pisiatlolt uf aAunE ifs1as SAFE afaN
AcllFf oste.lts Ni >lauio3 akruis stttl 3 .ii
circular free Address t A. bEo~nla. 8 t.o,.
Ioicae uhla etlA
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
WINANS & OWEN
GRAND VAloN
PEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.


tANIkD-iemale heln lf sire fof fcurraI
y huuafNr Il. NsAfa O. nl.n f.t iol fr|s
g dining fepm glfr. cooks tNf hIissir iai.'i iiss.
giei a. - pa country. sou1l iseN iof Rei-
nauf 81 employment e. cais 81 tnt l.atifs
farlor. and IeUfr bIslh.
WANTED-Naif Aap-s cabinet u.aAers, 3
w hand sanyefs. fafsu HANDS mafaIea
esrfegs walter. e Egenf. : nel hog ss fie
Hasers ~ g. roufh. lrce ls'.c eaeh. .atd
Tower llah.
S22y1 NJ. buy YOU = nes sreee hoiae.
SD.ll For l.lre nome on 81 he..uftt'a cor
4-Cft n,f ou lhetias si Ieeiat ..aa Ne
hats, street graded. iot flN-. ieAt auo
sodded sall doWn.
G),oA Msu bay q new room house tn cty.
CIV Eear t.tIt az ruish hf ot c.pslis.
lsfh room ASA t.ic. ErafHs. frs-I lart, rir..
everything first lass. h.k t.ola Gas l.Nrt.
5000 oliy ior sr.nm house su g faot
c-'f'v Front ict cn L.fIrsst an 81. f.ilas
easy; . barsan
c.)eDn FOR mes unfinished 20 room house
cow on O. ri ifnr.. siI veH.a tasr iof in q IA
or 10 ward a. Iafi pss rare enanet seq a
fne home
G)SQD Wiii bus gaad sroon house on lf.-
@-cOO fcrson-ssei terfsced ieif nice loca
ton
$1,000 For rice rev houss on so4aufrs 3, T.
seJN'Fp " Il exchange for cheaper i.aet a.
Nould reni well
SQano And n more. ior house on sbiats5
hall
10000 VIII buv that new house. ~ fh si
tNp-AfO modern Improvements. on r- Ln."n-
81 s s rooms end halls cnln down.
C9-.DD Hln bnv an froom hrusc un Soufh
'e'),fN Iaiayeiie si.i hesat.fg| home aua
q ri st-Class loCafioE.
CQEAl N Nll by houses on q larfr iof nu
ssfte't south 4hf1YefIc ST.. rrt lass prep
fIiy and Chesp w|l take snla'l p.art .n Erud
locality IS pau pay
4
sgDNb Win moaefu iu proven fHtf of NaI.-
ave.
DHi sAYf-Ifyou want SO i'uv Vscaui let.
- keep on eye ou thIs space nfAt Nfrf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
FUKAnUsT AID fllkos sgosEo-

DADCLfff k h0if Erlserai Narcto4lsomei.
a 81 ili south Division ST.. sfeIf pianos aua
laru Ifoff 81 iuN TafSk. fApErt iiaCkeTe ana
uAret4l mowers via i4rLt a4l1 S6Lt lila4Hi-
81 ~ tUirphoHiug Ao a. laa t.i
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

HNh cAit-AN HeR t&rks hausF eH Ierfacs-
efs.. htafA ealNrictea. aNc A0rtA $50
tGei lel SAFE To- tisAs. larEc pafia.. hall So
TIRE 'rei ia, csntlS IoN.r AHa kite1aN. siA pe4-
tasnls tatH.feall Ani aua ccia sattf Utesi - Ifs
3nu 4HAH 2as an1 INflaess tlt Na0st cas- ntt
TpAf Ga the crspl el the ttfr4af Nlth = tllt
tieV 81 fhe CTS Is pnffa $50 Nlau1t ~ hu
fAsnan. iccxarc eiock. corneT ~ tcau -aa
Atl1WaStN 1-A
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

County Ticket.

Tor Rspresentatlxs IN Congress. Firth District.
CHARLES W. WATKINS. OF Kent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

Jozs J. ENRreHr, Of Detroit, vas
called upon for = speech st the Demo
cratic convention yesterday, but took
"neak' Tor cover. Having been n
tsse parts two or three days, "a the
outside financial agent Of the Demo
crate party. engaged IN raising Mel
Ferds corruption fund.- and provid-
ing Tor ne payment Of the two-yssr-old
scores. ne thought he had talked 70 the
boys snoas enough. It = poss.bl 100,
tnss siigas senss of propriety fitted
Through as Democratic BRAN.