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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12
AT SHAMOKIN.

Fling out your fiagI the battle
Has opened-banish ruth!
Hark to the rifles rattlel
The pickets nail and tooth
Are fighting. Never stay till
Your friends are licked, forsooth,
But raise your flag, and that IL
Bring veteran and youth
To fight again
With might and main
For you, MontoothI
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12

REPUBLICAN statesmen seem inclined to
discount the proverbial definition Of hetero-
doxy by rigidly prohibiting all gerrymanderS
except their own gerrymanders.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12
They're Not That Kind of sIouxtors.
From the New York World

The opening of the Sioux Reservation sug.
gests the idea that the Louisiana lottery might
find foothold there, where it could neither
Sioux nor be Siouxed. What are the South
Dakotans doing that they are not making bid
to the gamblers to step IN and pay their run
ming governmental expenses2
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12

The promise of an Astor duel among the
gilded youth OF New York is enough to make
the entire 1000 agog with anxiety to get admls-
sion to the show.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12
DEATHS OF A DAY.
". coward,p.

RICHMOND. VA. February I1.-w. L. Cowardin,
President OF the Virginia and Marine Insurance
Company, died here to-day aged q. He was
well known through the United statsB.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12
ARTS SHRINE AT HOME.

A:Great Day for Admirers Of Paintings in
the CnrneGie GaIIery-ToO Deeply Alb.
norbed to Recognize Old Friends What
the Satisfying Of this Hunger Means to
PIitaburA,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12
TERMS OF THE DISPATCH.

POSTAGE FREE IN THE UNITED STATES.
DAILY DISPATCH, One Year. ar...................t 90
DAILY DISPATCH, Per Quarter. zoo
DAILY DISPATCH, One Month. ................ 20
DAILY DISPATCH, including Sunday, year. 10 90
DAILY DISPATCH, including Sunday, Smiths. SO
DAILY DISPATCH, including Sunday. lmonth 30
SUNDAY DISPATCH. One Year. 80
WEEKLY DISPATCH, One Year................ Is
THE DAILY DISPATCH is delivered by carriers at
15cents per week. or including Sunday edition.
~ 20 cents per week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12

A GRACEFUL L PRESENT.
The Star-Eyed Goddess Of reform
No longer wears her crown;
She sent 1t, carriage paid, they say,
To Mr.. Safety RroMn
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12

in perfect tone. Five thousand dollars have
been offered for it since 1t was hung IN the gal
lery. The Millet hangs upon the line beside
these larger works. In tone and refinement of
color it rivals its neighbors. A false note
would, IN their presence, be instantly detected;
a crude color would not escape notice. It
is a beautiful and refined little work of art.
Millet is an American painter. Readers of
HarpeT's are familiar with his illustrations 1t
is probable that the demand for his paintings
is not SO great as the demand for Schreyer's
works. The demand very often fixes the price.
II you can buy such works as this. by American
painters and save the duty, even though you
be free trader, buy them. Buy only on the
ground of quality.
Another illustration is the Chase referred TO.
Chase is q New York painter. His picture
hangs beside a superb Rico. Go and compare
them. believe sincerely that If there is any
difference in quality, it is in favor of Chase.
They are both exceptionally strong works.
Examine also the picture by E. A. Abbey. It
is a strong and beautiful work, and the story ia
deliclously told. He, also, is an American.
The gentleman who contributes these works
contributes only American paintings. save one;
and his collection is one of the finest shown.
This bit Of patriotism will, hope, be par.
doned.
We have but time to glance at beautiful
BouguereAu (1o). The drawing in these figures
is wonderfully delicate and beautiful There
are six small paintings by Bellecour-all
excellent examples of this painters charming
work;a strong figure by Rau (l07). worthy of
study, because it Is different in manner from
others.
To even enumerate all the excellent works to
be seen during the next week, If the exhibition
is continued, which seems now probable, would
consume much time. The collection Is, in
every sense, remarkably strong one, and its
influence upon the art movement in Pittsburu
will be very great John w. BEATTY,
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
THE OBSERVER


AIaaost lnyzrlzbiy boys ane : : 80
hays bsen allowed . rozm free a.
nlxat. have come 70 mora ~ pwFee
al gure s0cAI destruction. ihe sA-
ceptons lave beea shere there "@s
wholesome temperament, = suons lA-
tei.eCt AID peculiar SOCIAL i-A~e4-~Ss 9
Mlu 4Ed boys, Homen and Sf-si "LAt
eter nav have teen their culture lee
taat taere something ,u tne sUeeis A.
night, even ulder tne electro Shtf
different from the lsht 0f day, some
thing JAaL eScltes apprehension OF elS-
afes alarm. or gives license.
Boys ami gEla that Are denluEe by
Jay. H.ll say Things at nignt they "ould
blush to utter "a tae 12y gnt
TIE result li oar many years ooset-
valou = lue clear coDs ct.Ou that i Is
absolutely uece,ssry that parents know
exactly where their children are from
shutdown 10 sunTs 81, and that there Is
n0 safer place than home No BOY o.
gfl h0uid be allowed 20 10 alone on
tle pavement u their fathers house
after s8ldOWu, not even % church. IL
ought 40. 70 be a hard restriction. To
bay or gr. thus trained from Ia
fancy, L al.l not bc.
lt IS unnatural that a child should
want 10 20 OF and play IN the dark
81 tu other children. The desire never
comes until the child has begun 10 be
corrupt. Sometimes, for the sake OF
quiet. parents Vii allow their children
% 30 "iust around the corner 70 play
with some other children. Sometimes
TINS Is allowed through mere thought
le>suess. and At other times % get rid
OF the children, but L Is a very dearly
bought relief. We never knew II 10
iat tO end dlSastrOJslY.
W. bear m our mind several stl king
cases u which careless, weak, or feeble
hearted mothers have pleaded for THIS
,o-callcd or sO-thought liberty for thor
children, and they are now reaplng the
bitter fruits a. results. II parents, a
well as our city custOdlans, would bee
more yIgilant IN the right direction, We
would have better children and As
u result better men and better
WCrfgrt
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

10 these days when -0 much -s .4-d
about tie unequal distribution ot
wealth and 81 many seem una A-ng %
consider the legitimate CAUSES ot such
inequality. 10 IS Interesting 10 learn the
views Ut those who have successfully
pracueed tie srt Of aeeumulaung.
t;eary Clews. the great Wali-st. banker,
b reply 70 the question, "How 20 be a
a aIousIe SAID % q New York Nom
.pg Joar,of reporter
-Ih.s the problem that hother
l.nety-nue 0ut 0t every one hundred
meu living, aud when 10 IS solved lie
should he worth the EF.Lg. some lnCu
nave tle art 0t specul1uug with sue
cess. great many havcu {, and they
lose ther little all lu discovering the
ltct. Others are successful MECHANICS,
p.enusts. merchants and inventors.
Every trade snd industry las Us uch
men. aud every mau possesses the
peculiar qualifications which NJ hun for
some special trade OF art. Hc should
nnd out these qualifications and their
course, and then he should ACT accord
ugly. A man should keep h,- head
clear and bright and free of liquor.
Nothing can bc gained by drink, and
cons derable can be- lost. Find out
what YOU are ne for, work az 10 with
your whole heart and soul, and you
Wl be doing what men before you
nave done 20 get rIch.'
Find out what you are ft
for IS the key note of the whole
composition. What a man IS ft
for IS the very thing into which
his whole heart and soul" naturally
d0w. He does not have to put
them therc-hc can not keep them out
oft.
ltisa mistake TO suppose that all the
opportunities of getting rich arc con-
fined to few ayocauons. It IS true
that some fields are richer N oppor-
tunitics than others, but only to those
who are adapted TO operations in those
fields. To those who are not 50 adapt
ed those auriferous fields prove but
sandy wastes. With reference TO the
individual, then, that business IS the
greatest wealth-giver which runs most
closely in line with MS natural abilities,
whether It be railroading or bill-post-
ing, banking orpeddling.
Keep your head clear and
bright and free of liquor" Better a
mediocre brain sober, than brilliant
BRAIN picked in whisky. The whisky
habit Is a drain on a mans vitality,
genus, morality, conscience, decency
and pocket-book. There Is no excuse
for it and it IS utterly useless.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

case was for the murder OF May Hawes,
the lO-year-old daughter OF the de-
fendant, December 2. 1888. Hawes is
the man who murdered hi. wife
and two daughters here by
drowning them In An artificial
lake in the suburbs OF this city
in December, 1883. He married Miss
Story, young girl OF Columbus, Miss,
two days after the commission OF the
crimes, and was arrested next day while
on his bridal tour. The public here be-
came indignant and attempted TO take
Hawes from the Jail and hang him, but
the sheriff and his posse fred into the
mob and twelve citizens we're shot
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
PASSED AWAY.

Death at For, Wayne of Hon. VILLA m
Fleming, ET-Stst. Treasurer OF In
diana.
FoFr WAYNE, Ind. Jan. i4-Hon.
William Fleming formerly State Treas
urer. died a. his residence in this sit7
A. $50 o n yesterday, aged 50 years. Of
acute bronchitis Tie was one ot the
most prominent Democratic politicians
% this Stata. A. The time Or his death
he vas president or the Indiana school
Book Company. president of he Sslsn-
oaie Gas Company and held many other
important and responsible public posi-
ff0rs
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
ut.h rracticalIr n.nkrnp..

SAY LAKK civ. r. r., Jan "a The
Ttah Legislature net Monday. Gov
s-Do~ Thop' as SEN m h-let Message,
refsrrinE mainly 20 Territorial ars.rs
ard reoonue ending IN general terms
taat tss legislature axe sfsps % bring
Ctah in accord wish ne genera Gov
eminent Tas Auditors report shoSs
8 S. sa7 - verra7's IN circulation ard
tbe Treas s-re~'s rspors shows ut 80 3
cash on band The No-moaS - IN con
t-oI 90 :hs T4Cfslatg-e
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

er, will be hanged
in this city Feb
ruary 2s. Justice
Mcclellan an
nounced his de-
cision in the SUI
preme Court OF
Alabama, in ses-
sion at Mont
gomery Monday
morning, affirm
ing the decision
Of the criminal
court OF this
county. The in
dictuent in this
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
CHARLEsToN's STRAWBERRIES.
A Large Crate shipped Esst-othsrs
Rfpeufne Orite RAPIDLY.

CHARLESTON. s. C., Jan. IA crate
containing thirty-two quarts OF straw
berries was shipped from here to New
York Monday night. They were grown
in a field in tho suburbs and IN the
open air. Should the warm weather con-
tinue a week or more the annual straw
berry crop viii be ready FOR marketing.
The strawberry season here generally
opens about March or April, but the
fruit is now ripening rapidly, and the
entire crop, which aggregates about l.
900, 900 quarts, viii be harvested before
the lst OF March unless blizzard comes
al0u~
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

sONE TAEIfF yIEws.
Wnds discussing the question els
Mr. Cleveland a free trader the Mus
kegon Mons enluc ates some queer
doctrines lead ato them doubtless by
thc queerness of Is subject. Among
other things lhat @ says ls thls:
They Democrats believe that every
American s born WITH a natural right
% tra.le " Uarrc ue pleascs, whether !u
England. France. Russia Or hamskatka,
and they assert hi- right 90 bring his
purchase home with hum, uuh,ldercd
and unVexCd by che government except
oy thc collection % taxes required for
the continual ~ government. Every
citizen Of the United Statss has as much
a natural gnt to tho berty % trade
with fore Z1ers as with Americans, and
this right has never been surrendered" D."
These natural rights" which We
hear SO much about. exist nowhere eX-
oept in the imag g.uauon Of some writer
WHO, for the time being, cuts him
self loose from practical re-
straints ami reve.s N theoretical
excursions. The citizen possesses no
rights but iega, rights. If any right
may the dim and distant past have
ever been a natura. right. 20 be en-
joycd and enforced only by resort 70
natural means, 10 has long since been
merged Ia the citizen legal rights as
Fixed and prescribed by the majority in
constitutions and statutes. What de
fines A mans rights? Law. What en-
forces them' The laws tribunals. What
defines man natural rights Moth
ing. What enforcos them; Nothing.
A natural right would have 20 be en-
forced by natural mcaus-fsts. backed
by muscle. But the law prohibits that.
except = scif-defeuse. Then isn't self
defense d natural r.ghn Not practl-
caly, for law gives that right
and defends t Tn whatever
light 10 j. viewed, the doctrine OF
natural rgat' Is very aimsy basis
for a iow-tart argument, or any other
argument.
The only substantial rights, which a
citizen possesses, come 90 him from ms
own country and are enforced by ITS
laws. In return ne owes that country
his allegiance and submission 10 those
regulations. for thc general interest,
which are lawfully prescribed. lie can
NOT 20 counter to them on the ground
ot any natural right 70 do as nc
plcascs. Dc ms country secs 1T TO re-
strict or regulate his trading vlb other
countries. it has thc gat to do So. The
question: 0f .natura' r-ht' v,l nU
avail h.m. lts merely q question: of
waRt IS tr- best policy l3r the Got-n-
m-nt to pursue TIE Noes should ar-Ii0
che uriT question upon Shat lae, sad
leave fne spm theories of natural
rights ta F.s9usres.
We sre very decidedly Of tas opinion
that where man expects % sou DIS
goods or isnor, he snouh b1Y f,
goods ~ Is-oe excepting sIvays.
flam f1rre rf -.r-unIstsnces. those
tnin-s vtIrn hs oVn country cannot
furnish. lf those t1uEs are reaI uccea
sar.ee of |fe. tac tmcrrsn protective.
re-y puts ro Dnf uoor tarm. 7,
they arr ue-, Iees iet those who
brv taem nfr f.r them. Ts trr
rr1l rrner rral 81. rrte..ra policy.
TIE pres tsrf Jaws. however. nreL
adjusting. and ~ rscr.re su-a after
tcn. but rot tn, s.af u adjusting tas'
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
THE DAILY CALENDAR.

1t hangs before Us on the wall.
And daily 90 its leaves we turn
For date or day. and deem that all
We from the calendar may learn;
When. did we give bat proper heed.
We might more lasting lessons read )"
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

TAsHISsToN. Jan "a The proclams-
ton 20 open ne Dakota Sio1I ressrva-
iion has been prepared and viii hs issued
IONS time tbis week This viii add %
he public domain about II. 200. 800 acres
~ and
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
TO suRsck kIpRAs.

s.y sabssrib~r a rHE rELEakAa.
aEEALD Sh0 faiis 80 receive tas psPss
rsxalariFs ~hs nay have Eesaon -
so~a PLAZA % LAts delivery. -tn confer .
special fAsor bE tsfornaias this once Sf
ths fass a. sacs. ssaa psstai card or cal
- teLs PAoas 5st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
.rNA1oR w1IsoN Rr-rfFcTFp.

AHNAFoLIs. Md, Jan. II The Sen
ate and House met in joint session and
reelected Fphraim K. Wilson Dem J
United States Senator for the term OF
SIX years beg nning Nsrcs :, 1921. The
Republicans cast their votes FOR Hon
Thomas s. Hodson, of Somerset County
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
REAL EsIATE o0USTKY

4n ACKE- of good hare wood 81 stlra isna
II to sea or exchange loI cits laia. Inquire
o. lfF. 4.- st..e f 1884 .tsI.A 4-.t.I.. at
Eoh SALt --I.ol Na. .s Ottawa Beach this
4 loi Is cls ~ thf uIst seleulloAs lt j. 10
Gated ouIy o. short distance frNln tDt lut-a ana
Jas N Ilaselhs al Is. l.. Lake44aa. .ilald
kapIus NJ .ci. t-s.A
1 6hEAl BARGAIN acre Tara frame
n hotsel Eaod orchard l1' acres improved
mite, nuH Baldwin. ior sale CHEAP lH4Lltt
AaEsaIl N os.utI a uaLsaL- 81 Nl
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

CHRISTIAN Home for ladies'. quiet and
y private ladies boarded before and during
confinement; r. years experience. terms rea-
S'nable Mrs. Dr. Dutton. ~ North Lane ave.
Grand Rapids. Mich. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15


lafl enrfh - palnfiDx WAHtc4. Hros i4'is
= sea o. aliFllrA - sstS alaat ta
ss ~aS ga work. So J. = lar.HIH
fea a lt-t leap eash 81 paSmeai lae rtf
Nti iD- ela a. ieet aE kasI 81 lls aesi
g. - ~ taf t-tA- Alse -hgfsc. hts.fN AA
.i-t go .Nt eAt rlEal AaAt Seal ctlt
if0ia ti.Ee-- Cal az : DifIslsa-st
~ cas- Sell soc lQt oI Ena~
" Which Nsa make a EFaI.rlsss
>Nlt a ssir tNfestAUDf aN uAf ffr
4 Naurrs-SI- or tlkAlA NAIG Plat Nr
kNu lU pflr-s and terms Cal. earf
Is larrol Hca hauscmau lsufoUl- tL
kNE cAll ~ have iaelao asas r1oDsa "a
frNi aur nonsrAat ln fac past Ifr hTars g.
hsS suca . Eiacc. AtN l.renu hNus4 cl
Ia Is-akE. DTlaA i1r aEt Eas NUi. Elatletl.
lHaEtcI hui wafer spstAlIs eaN down. na Z.
EetEas iAFalurs etcltrtC nuliA. al. iUHl.cfl -Hf-
lsft.svgIsa e. yaga srae ee AAa asaata aAa .H-
CItle Wa .As alI lor So casi 81 If-f lfa..
ufnIg sI 50 prr meath Nhaa. Isl 4NIe.
Iltls bleEaUal = lae atlae, A-ossaia tlt.n
IIIf
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
FURNITURE STORED.

pADCLTFF& HOLT. general warehousemrn.
IL az III South Division St. store al kinds of
merchandise at low rates; packing and
No. 90 ian l7-oC
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
HAwes WILL HANG FEBRUARY %
So Says tho Supreme Court of the state
OF Alabama.

RIR,usaHAM. Ala Jan. 14.-Dick
Hames. the famous wife and child murder
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

MAGNETIC healing and clairvoyant sittlngS
II 59s Ottawa-St.; cable and Capal-st. cars
convenient. VI. +. Free
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

pADCLIFF& HOLT. general warehouse men.
IL Al II south Division ST. store al kinds ~
merchandise AZ low rates; packing and NOV.
ing promptly attended 10 By tclephouiug No
~. 1anl--.E
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

HOGS FOR SALE-Gorden Settlers trained or
- unframed, kentucky Fox and Rabbit
Hounds and Scotch Terriers also dogs trained
and boarded at Valley City Kennels. Address
Z. y Riley, box 81. Crosby. Kent county. Mich.
ar,r.ff
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-To sell or trade a good paying
W well established business. / am sick and
have got 10 change climate. VIII trade for
real estate In or out 4 cry. This a. good
establi shed business OF nine years stan ling. /
can show any person wish n 10 20 into busi-
ness that this is good prpniable business -
engage in and every thing right Address
care Carrier NOS. l3I
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

EOB RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
rooms. steam heated. al Park Place. Mrs
A. l.. smith. .sttf
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

~Szxfvv<. HORSES winfcred in box stalls AT
az~xN ~ moderate rates. In charge of care
II "a ful men aud fed good timothy hsv
fIANTH Inquire az of1ce of Anti kals0mine
ssSsN6r company. or telephone my resi-
dence, y-l Horses delivered 20 aud from the
farm. NJ. r. Church. a9tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
PoR REKT-HoUsEs.
FOR sALE-MISCELLAEEOUS

E0R RENT-Ilouse on South louia-st.; good
4 we'll and clstcrn. Inquire al - LouiSSt. j.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
FOR RTRT-ROONS,

tOE RENJ-Small furnished room lady pre-
fcrred; al Sl.25 per week. Address li
Monroe ~. p
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

FOR RENT-Large, elegantly furnished rooms
facing Cresceptave. and Canal-St.. with
gas, newly furnished and rehtted. Everything
strictly nrSt class. Entrance. Cresceutave.t &
also. - Canal-st. Enquire at Room a. e6ly
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
OFFICIAL PAPER Or THE CITY.


GRAND RAFlDs. wEDSHDAY. JAN. l5-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


AA-1 Al L-f Hal
NNANTED-T1fs- souae meu g Wors iu
Attt1san salary 81 pei month must
aale cesh. AL % 81 address CTsn41 4 Ne..
t- Aoprst- ~. room =. la
MANIED Aa active. sleaes. eeogege
AeAag mAu G. manage en- otCt Ia Aiot
iSsA f.oftton permanent sS5srs So -
cas1 security res lifta a. 90 "a rrss a.
Nlllaias a Co.. room ~, lee hQuselaa4 p4i4
lag d.
WANrEp-5 energetic soung msl in order
~ apartment salary q. pr month peE
aisHvl-i l'Vc lun rapid &esaarrIEcHf snraf-
ts required. address + Williams A la..
ioom p ne" housVmsn buiioius ~
NAMED ~ agents STEADY empl oyn,rnt o.
" good WAGES lt NoodchoEpers ! bus s.
cha4ev. snaal capital Required. l11is AouFoe-
81. Aooias a SAd - u
WANTED statesmen. clerks bookkeepers
naf tenders ltahlStefs. shipping Clrrks
iarln hands ofnce help. aud al Others oal Qf
rmpio> meht 10 cal and iHyesti gate cur en
tllr.S leS aad thoroughly reliable system oi
procuring situations. Cooperative lmE.a
iarul company, i7- Monroe 81. rooms 81 al4
= Porter oioek- 'fhoue ia-I-
WANIED- Reliable local snd ua,eus
statesmen, positions permanent special
Inducements now last selling spec altlrsi
don't delay salary from Start. Brown lra>
Aurserymen. Chicago H. Jau ls
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
XVANTED--A giri for general housework
" Inquire At 80 MadisOn-aye. Mrs ). }
Ferris. j
NVANTED-A good reliable gin for general
housework. Ms Il. J. White. loo \.
Plospect-st D.
KVANTED-A competent girl for general
" Lo4sowork. l5l Lyonst lo
WANTED - Immediately ~ an experienced
glri for general housowork. Apply
Park-st. d.
kVANTED-3Og general girls; cooks. second
grisi dlningroOn girls J second cook,
diShwashers j chambermaid; 3 solicitors.
ISIS Monroe 81. Rooms u and y j.
INANIED-At once. % girls At the Michigan
SITUATIONS wAETED-FESALB.
SITUATION WANTED-By Swedish eirl. %
~ do general hOuSewOTk. Apply al "a oey-
euth 81. -
WANLED-Situation in family 10 DO house
work by swedish girl. Inquire al -
North COllege-avc. J.
FOR REET-ROOMs.
EoR RENT small furnished room, lady pre-.
terred; al SD per week. Address las
Monroe 81. Fl
EOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnishea
rooms. steam heated. al Park Place. Mrs
A. l.. smith. .bIf
EOR RENT-Rooms At the Brunswick. South
division 81. suitable for ID ight housekeeping.
steam heated. hard and soft wafer as. lu
4uire OF Mrs.McGee on the premises. ~
FOR RENT-Large, elegantly furni shed rooms
facing CTeScentaye. and Canal ST. with
gas. newly furnished and rehtted Everything
strictly nrstclaSS. Entrance. Cresceutave.. f.
also. - Canal-st. Enquire at Room a. edly
FOR REKT-HOUSES.
nor RENT-Ilouse on South Iouia-st.; good
4 well and clstcrn. Inquire al II LouiS-St. j.
FOR sALE-MsCELLAEE
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

EOR RENT-Rooms AT the Brunswick, South
division 81. suitable for II ght housekeeping.
steam heated. bard and soft water saS. Iu
4uire OF Mrs.McGee on the premises. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
AGENTS WANTED.


LTANTED-tn 8Eeut for the odeu spe.
" writer Cal a. the Bridge street House
Amos J.. ugBihsm.
WANTED Agents Tor the History ~ thc Et
" p.oratous ot, Dari1E Deeds and 7ran1
Achievements of Stanley. agents ouft 1I-
circular frre. Address 1- a. browning Cos.
Toledo. Ohio ilL
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steam without rubbing easily toIo pr0hta
bie. e.. Worth. 30. Louis. $50. sHue F.
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ANIEO-Situation In family 10 DO house
~ work by swedish girl. Inquire al 2
North C0lege-avc. l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

SITUATION WANIED-By Swedish eiri. 20
do general h0uSework. Apply al "a oey-
enth 81. l6
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
SITUATIONS wANTEp-PRNALR.

\(ANIED-At once % girls Al the Michigan
" overall Company. y South Division ST.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

kIANTED-30g general girls; cooks. second
" girls dlnlnsroom girls ] second cook
= diShWashers; j chambermaid; 3 solicitors.
l5-i = Monroe 81, Rooms u and y j.