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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

s,3estson OF TIE EeAsoa46seness II rate
u e1A fsr {. 2asgs3Ft41oD - a FSll-
Io4d @osllt 2ly : nll1slly = aus .on
for t18ici4. lssstll zll0n FsQolrl Z -n@
cess 0f - Tor Ia eetsrEllin4tlsll. lf
"a g mp SO = depl lised of the power
II easTg < reasons Die rates for the ass
oI ~ p op Fty, zad such dspFiyatlen
axes "a ID TIE absence " an
lngesl galoa ~ jGd clal ia hiuery, Il
: degTlsea Qt the lawful use CT lIs
property an / thuss - sufsE tnce snd
feet 0i - property itself Justice
Miller ccn frec ia tae decs - q cI tle
usa iorltg the ugh wltn sone h station i,
nat JesL4e BEaaley, Gray ano lamar
dl-sentsd 5ustles Braaleg sad Il
seemed O. T m lazt tue cecis-On OF the
court practically Overruifc Lle deelsl
oE Tie co4gt p oLher ea=es sa Wlsch Il
a4d oeen uel1 tlal the adj stmrnt Of
rates sas legislative pFerogatlYs u /
n0t lu1leial one. He differed from
MS eoiieagu-, who held tLat the D. 81
tribunal " adjournment VAS tne IA
dlclzl- the quest on, IN rs Oplnnlu.
Sas al Al niini str4tlye an1 not \ judicial
Oue. Thee gFts should never MAKE an
lssQe With the legislative q pArtme It Or
tne Government WaeEe e - possible
- avoid u. IL ID ght be asked, Is the
public al enc mercy OF the ieg slatures
He answered Yes There had q he 4
nl2l uiouaaI somewhere - decide
every case. The Questi0n wa Which
~as the proper and ma tribunal In
his Judgments was tha legislature"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
VoTTTD0AB

MONEY ts loar In - - suit sD proauctvs
- res sstsfs. J. Ila
TtsH 70 IeAN-He - ss SIC re1t
eaf Il r Tereuf te~sfes. ~ srftou rrlcss
trrrs aad rnp uRxf s1f 5teTssL 90.
Ca - rnsra Nsr Hes1sE h'oek. eH Henry
t-a~s
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01


E0R SAIK-WhY pay &gs mere menvs Ter
Ient. wAsa ] o@n sal ssa beau IA
Aokae VA fAriS 81 NotsDSe-atcA-s 81 neAtAif
p~sle~ntsz se~Fes.s elkser sass sssf roat
cable llae Sas sufe D. rise = per eeut. "a The
DeNt three ycArs- Not eae ~ the score 0r lIofc
msA - ~asH ] hsss ssis homes ~ ths e@ss
wear. Sc1ld ssii eat iof What theS k1ft Air.
Charles " 14ltS. ltliss baohsA@ns isN 81
nes Leas~rd bisok.
Eok sALE. cheap on jones .dastien a. the
els 81 ef4ae k42i4A tareC-to0fths 81
mtie tIem tAe ~. y Il 4 NJ. croSSlnk, iQur
tee acre lets Eo0d Ter plsttiaE isaf 1se
etfr letS goec fer pcsrAes. epc 50 aAe acre
@0e cae toUrth scre l0tA. For furtheE infer
m-iloo ins0lfs al lie premises. heK a.
ae ga 8
q 400 HOUSE with eight rOoIss ana iet
% AL AcTD0b-St.s clstcrn and
~s wafer leis south ssss Il ciiy a 4eres ~
zeres 81 imHreved. 81 nsles southeast ~ Ada.
"A Atll ekchklse Ter houses 1Aa lots az sci auy
81 the above on sasS teFmA br. ". H. hoss,
oince. Nlaclsomb Uu.l2ing l.e
EoR SALE-A sne house and large lol also
seterSl vacant lois al reSsonauir frlces
W z. AATahaAie a "iaeieonie e9iidi1s ~
E0R sALE-A forty-aors tara. wien houss
aRd barn, ier sale cheap ~il take ciTy
properly ~ tAchAn@a lnQuire % Emll AT
msn is est brids s-si.. 81 Ars. Hlndenaoh.
iss elraisat-sJ MAJ Il
IsOR kALF-Buy a home before the spr.ps
rise "a pnces u room house 90 i's Is "a
CollcsaSyrs al modern Improvements, yara
graded Aaa saaaed saG ooncrrte Walks al tor
ison-sve'. near Tiia siss or s.s S.r ,aeaf6
Charles ". TNf1K Iufgs A buchanaus law
oihee' Ledssra block III
eEAL ESTATE -oogATRY.
EoR sAIE-0r win eacasare Tor city pron-
erty, "a Naef farm in Cascade town
ship Vel improved Cal au or address Dr
A. ". DaalogEn. Cascade. NicA jane
ToR skLE-RIscELLANBJUs
E'oE sALE-Mest market aoing gose
1uis Tor for resysss es s'~ rice s1 90 W insss.aa s q
Lorses. wagon. Seigbs ard iao . Addrrss
Aeas Market. CAR Telegram Herald =
FOR eALE-Ddvery wagon. good as new.
Caii i-feaooas al 81 henrs 81. .
EoR sALE-Psno for safe .Arties leaving
4 tie cay -atrescentsse. ~
E0R sALE-Iorse. harness. buFsy snd cut
horse IaaulF al hoSi4ad ST. nesr BasF,i .S01
factory. ~
EoR sALE-ti5o piano at Ga. II SOLD al oaoe.
lnlulrS loo boNerE- "a
Foa sALE-clsae sIalliee. would sncaaass
Tor city OF no se ca be Srel Tor DAY on
Two al Harr Waters place Plalnheld-sse. "
kI6CLLLAbEOU
-<----~-~--
WANTE,-To exchange 4-ye1r old thor
" ougnSrcd Jersey bull Tor oue 4 same
breed aadquaiitgi mAy BE seea al RIz Rob a.
SOD ihfm.Aoa samuel J.. tul.cf. spTs
WANTtD-Miss Lou Marfincale VIII be
w pleaed 10 see any wlo 0isn lessons In
oil, waite colo :. crsycn. or India tnG az her
studio, Niddicemb bulidingi hours from
10 u, 1. terms ress3nablo. 81
sseS6rtS HORSES usnferod In bo1 stalls AZ
Ett& A. moderate rates. II charge 81 care
IL % ful men and fed good timothy hay
HkNE Inquire az once OF Auti-kaiselnlas
StsS-CoInpany o. telephone my resi-
deneeo,l. Horses delivered 10 and from the
isrni. u. Z. Church. s1tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

EOR BFNT-A house % eomS one oi
1 rooms. one Of ) and ole g ana rooms,
all in E0od location. witaiI5 mllvtes walk
Of Sweet H0te rent from - 80 inquire
of B. ". Barnard. s. Aile'zt- corner ht.
Vernon. ZI
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

ENOR kALE-Buy a home before the sprlng
fise "a pncesi II room house 90 ise is "a
college aNXcs al naadern improvements, yard
aaed Aaa saaagd aHC concrete Hatkss Al Tor
ssoA. o. IS ifF iaoaA. room 4 ause Oh Naa-
iseA-sVe-. psAr fuA sisN, OF o. pfT nouth.
oiiicc, LedxsrG block llff
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
Grand Millinery Opening.

Easter eggs and novelties at Cooper's
Candy kItcnen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

lFOb hENI-f0r one or mOreyears. new
house and barn. one acre OF ind. nicely
located on Jelerson-ave. house fw. modern
improvements. q rooms uicel' furnished;
piano. horse. carriage. sic ighs. etc everything
ompiete 10 commence a. once $ per monfa.
None bat hrsi-clasS need apply Address X,
boy -. q ~ -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
oo-orHRsTINE rMPLoYNENT 60.

XIANTED-Salesuen. ci.rks boob keepers.
" barfendsrs. teamsters shipping ciefts
farm hznds once help sEd al ~ ners ouf ~
employment - Gail SDa avesi este cur ~
firfiF rev and thoroughly reiab'e system ~
procuring situations. Cooperative Employ
Trerf C0rnuanF 13ts MoBf0e-st Rooms 81
sDd 3. Porter Block. Phone l0r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

- AsaN
HELP WASTED KALE
" ANTED--Situ tiou - usxhl watch. unaes.
Teiefssee. Aa1-es Ai.hte~teh. boa a Tee
arsia BE aid. <
KkANIKD-A nrsg. class mAohinlst. Appls
a. Arst sleu LA eI&S. Sl-S3 sSaEE
ffo4t-st-. jos j-eA sasies- -
w aae Ispewrlger. AoaTeas stsiln. r. .eTcnos.
experiences s4d sA.a \ xprctcd j. X l.. hog
~. iAis elloe. Aoae bGt s4perieAcea aeea ap-
Ply =
VA NTED-rhree or tour gOoa upAelsterers.
" N5ne o-t nssl elass laca AOo4 spp.s. klng-
man lA.1o Il NnA4l Ca e
WANTED-Two second coat y.ralsheFs 81
tae hofuen fuf4ituTe Co. u
WANTED-MaohlRe maa Tor three drum in-
W Vi4ctslr saAc -r. Aust bc experience
ana comprtent = ply Heaps factory. Norih
4efgaee-st-. AaSk's a. .
NAAIEu-A good jolnter And < uer Aaue
W but experienced men neod Apply "A
etess Aiier ti.sAsl Con PAay, heialns Aieh. "
WANTED : sissmon u sell regularly or a.
siVe Auv, grocery speciAlticsi st4pit
articles put up attract Nc 4nQ 81 mert 0slsAt
only lev ounces. address j, 81, e1Te Lora a
Thomas Chicago. III. eod
WANTED-keiiabe local aud traxriing
s.l smen. Positions p rmsneDt. Special
lhd0t cnSAI, nONi taSl selills special ties
dont Gelsyi salary from sgart. Brown Bros-,
Nurse ymeni Chicago, Ills, June "
KELP wAkfED-PEsALg
WANTED dressmakeIs, dining roo5n
w girls c IA gir.s, cooks. Kitchen
grls. ! dishN asher, 20 genera girls al once.
Id-53 Nonrpe 81. %
WANIED-Gir Tor dress making al n ss J.
y. haltncSs NAi.Grens DresSi44AlAs
Rooms, lO3 Aonroe-st. g
WANTEn-wss stmskers and one mAehins
W gir. Inquire Mrs. J. Il. Vinegar, New
kcndal Block -
xVANTED-Imne tiatcly. a girl for general
w houseaors. - Park 81. 81
SITUATIONS 8AsrgD-RAJE.
WANTRD-situati1n as steam otter OF sta
w rOuary engineer; recommendation from
the Grand Rapids Renning Company. In-
Quire a. ls5 LsgraAc-st. 81
NVANTED-Lum Lumberman wants situation
w a. uaNelln< salesman one who - thor
oughly acqusinlec with the graaes Of Ohio
aud Pennsy lvania. reisfenc~s exchanged. Ad-
dress +. {. D.. -ho Sawtellaye, Cleveland.
Ohio. p
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as colchman by one
ness; est Of refer eaceS. Address j. 3. J.. box
s, Telegram Herald. 81
NANTED-Situa tuation By experienced book
w keeper anu shipping clerK; has had ex-
perirnce as collector. and undeTsi alas lype-
writing and steoograpny; good references;
moderate wages. Address l.. H., is Nortn
DiVision-st. s3
SITUATIONS SWAYTPD-FENALE
\(ANTLD by the middle OF June. situation
" by rNptr.enced LAZY stenographrr aud
Remington operator; references. Address T.
O'Del. owing Green, OHIO. -
FOR RENT-R00Ms.
\ Or kLNI - Newly furnished rooms. II
North lonia-st. 81
FOR RENT-FuTnishcd front room, steam
4 heated, gas, bath. etc. Inquire room 2,
Fourth National Bank building %
TWO suites OF two or more furnished rooms
Il for housekeeping; furnace healed bat
room etc. zl2 BaI tlett-st.. opposite South Di-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

PINE and timSeree land bought and sold.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

EOB RENT-1he new dwegtg house 30
PariS-aye.. tao block sout ~ wealthy
ave. an modem Improvements iurhacs. c-ty.
vel an CAS- eru water; slsRas. Apply 10
James ". Long. soldiers homf0iand hsp .ds,
" en-. %if
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
eEAL ESTATE oouATRY.

Eok sAlk-.tr WiE eAchaaEe Tor city proD.
crty. "a spacr farm in Cascade town
ship Vel improved Cal eu or address lr
al " Daa ioa "a. Aaecale, Alch- .uur 4
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

kNk eALk-A forty~acre TARA. win house
aDd barn, ier sale cheap ~ill take CITY
man, rs - ess BROS at. 81 Ara. Hlndenaeh
-, ctraig1t-st. Ma II
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
SWEET & SCHMIEL

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND LOANS
lS21z Monroe Street.
Rooms 81 and D. Telephone l027
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

EOk >ALt-A hne house ana ikrse l0l siso
several vacant lots Al reasonable frlces
". Z. AArtindAle- & Niaeiconib building ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

E0R RENT-Large elegantly furnishs rooms
facing Crescent ave. and Caual-A- with
gas. newly furnished ana refttcd. EWythipg
strictly hrst-ciass. Entrance, Crescniave.'
also, 81 Csnsl-st. Enquire at Room Il S5lF
EOR REST-Nice large furnished ffnt room
with allow. steam suf eas; locson fine;
suitable for two gentlemen; thref minutes
walk from p0stoflce 2s1 North Iolt-st 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

TWO suites OF two or more furnished rooms
for housekeeping; furnace heated bat
room, etc. 10 Bai tlett-st.. opposite South Di.
vision street school. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

FOR RENT-FuTnished front room, steau
heated, gas, bath. etc. Inquire room 2
Fourth National Bank building. q
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
SITUATIONS wAYTPD-FRNALF.

WANTLD-B the middle OF June. situation
w by experienced lat st~nographrT aut
Remington operator; references. Address 4
O.Del. owing Green, OHIO. $
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

eENTs shog r~ster e nstrste1 rircuiar.
n snd terms for tvo 80 fria' - Hisse1rl
steam without ruhb - eas-7 sold pref -
BE. = Norrf q I'm 30. <u1e 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

D UUO a. All Tersss.ss' G 1s 'S'sss sisssrn @@s aso
wt wafer iois southeast II Oily a. Acres 81
nsFd timhcf IN thcboyksn County Ana 81
acres. g. lmIfcvec. - lies soat hessi ~ Ad1
"a il ekchElse Tor hoilsos 1Aa lots ar sci any
81 the above "a easS iermA Dr. ". h hSss
o1nce. NloclSoHb tu4l4iug l.e
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

NANTED-Ten lsdies ~ % gentlemen 81
once q take orasrsior PuoAsbing %.
o. o0nml on. or gUsrzrt .eisfT ~ - per
month. 0Tce. n Ne houseusn biors
srrsn Waite. manager. ls
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

NANIED-AEfuts In eEF cfy 10 sfl cur
W rev electric irk-erssS ink erased n two
s coBds without hsr1inx Speri agents make
S. p 80 Per day. send - u ssfnrle' terms
etc. Perfect Eraser C0.e hcot-st.. Ciere-
and o. f-f-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
FOR RENT-Two front rooms. furnished {
Il unfinished. lyl Mt. Nernon-St.

EOR RENT-lsrge front room. newly ur-
nisIed. hustable for two gentlemen or
ID aides: SO Ter deS r be rooms hathhoi
sons. l0z
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
ZOE RENT-RUsTKVs PLACEs.
LeBYTs-wkTBD.

E'0R RENI-Two stores % rooms suitable
Il far on cas- or tight housfeep NJ 10 Porter
Block. corner Of Moutoe al Divisionsts. n
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

E0R RENT-Furnished rooms. with or nth
out board furnace heated; bath ooin.
with hot or cold water Inquire al y. -
Barclay ST 3tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
FOR RENT-ROONs.

L0R RLNT - Newly furnished rooms. II
North lonia~st. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
a NihiliSt.
rThe Contemporary Review.l


Describing Nihilist meeting Of a some
what depressed character. Stepniak says;
Among the few persons present there
was. however, one who succeeded IN
arousing general attention whenever, dl-
ring the languishlng discussion, he made
some little observation, always spirited
and slightly whimsical. His
voice, somewhat slow in utterance and
always pitched in the same key, soothed
the ear. like the low notes of a song. IL
was not musical voice, but 1t had the
mower OF penetrating into the very heart,
SO svInpathetic was it. He was very poor
Nv clad. Although tho Russian winter was
raging he wore linen Jacket with large
wooden buttons. which from much weai
and tear seemed a mere rag. WORKOUT
black-cloth waistcoat covered his chest to
the throat" 81,
This was Lisogub. q millionaire with
large estates IN one OF the best parts OF
Russia, who for the cause rlsked or spent
all that he had. OF him Stepniak SAYS
" / will not say that Demetrius Lisogub was
.he unrest. the most ideal man whom L
have ever known. TOR that would be TO say
too little of him. / will say that in all our
marty there was not. and could not be,
man TO compare with him IN ideal beauty
OF character. Under an aspect
TRANQUIL and placid as an unclouded sky.
he concealed mind full of fire, OF entnu-
siasm. of ardor. His convictions were his
religion, and he devoted 10 them not only
all his life. but. what is more difficult, all
his thoughts. He had no other thought
than that of serving his cause. He had no
family. Love did not disturb him. HIS
parsimony was carried TO such an extreme
that friends were obliged TO interfere IN
order to prevent him falling i'll from excess
sive privation. To every remonstrance ne
replied as if he foresaw his premature end !:
Mine will not be a long life
And in truth IL was not. lie
was arrested at Odessa in the autumn OF
the year 1873, on the accusation OF ms
steward. Drigo, who was friend but VINO
BETRAYED him because the Government
promised 10 give him what still renamed
of the patrimony of Lisogub-about E4,OOO.
. Nothing else was laid to his charge
than that of having spent his own money,
10 one knew how. The evidence, however,
of Drigo left no doubt upon the very tender
conscience of the military tribunal.
On August 8, 1879, he was taken to
the scafrold in the hangman's cart with two
companions, Ciubaroff and Dayidenko.
Those who saw him pass say that not only
was ne calm and peaceful, but that his
pleasant smile played upon his lips when
he addressed cheering words TO his CON-
panions. At last he could satisfy his ar
dent desire TO sacrifice himself for his
cause. 1t was perhaps the happlest mo-
ment of his unhappy life"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
The Red-Headed Girl.

new lOfk tHppei'l
Oh, give me the girl with the auburn hairl
The lass with the peachblow curls
The one that tho white horse always 10 near,
For she's the boss OF ali girls
The one whose iopkn0t is famingiy red
The color we paint the town
OF rosy tinge. most luridly spread
Ger a carroty, sunset crown
on, give me the girl whose craniums hued
With Ilaryardis selected shade;
The tint OF neckties worn by the DUDE,
The PINK OF the Dlushing maid
The one with the wayy, raspberry DanS
That cast forth fiery rays
Whose cherry beau-catchers witchingly hang
Like punches OF curranis aDlaze.
Oh. give mo the girl with the ketchup crop,
Crab apple, cranberry unge1;
Whose dome's adorned with tomato mop,
All crinkled aud coiled aud fringed,
With sOgrel Psyche knot on her pate,
Like grape Juice, or old port wine
With The coral, the ruby, the garnet plat,
Like peppers or drugstore tWlne.
Oh. give me the girl with the goldfish crimps,
With ringlets ike bsefsteak rare,
The one with the locks of fricassed shrimps-
The one with the lobster hair.
The weinerwurst, frankfurt-suasage girl,
With the soft-shell-crsb-like braids,
For the one with the danger-signai curl
Lays over eli other maids
So give me the girl whose canopy's down
Is rouge, ike toy balloon:
Whose cupols's capped with scarlet crown
OF carnatiOn, brick, maroon.
The one with the strawberry kaob. so FAIR,
she'll make things torrid through life
Oh, give me the girl with the raw meat hair
The red-headed girl for wife
FREDERICK GOLDrHwAIrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

aor,,n.,,rs NJ the civilized world needsno
oo I'm .s.o.. .ha world is indebted for the
10 mem ,r;n,nnbs of architecture, mocha
nam at literature, and SCIENCE, ana fcr
tba n,ornetnation and dissemination OF the
s snu XII principles OF morality, Chris
tianity. and immortality.
r,.xrSa WOODS OF RETROSPECT.
70, nea,lv two centuries these two great
-.aea hava evisted together on this contl-
n ,@, Their relations or adaptation to so
exist have been tested by almost every cir
cnmstance that can arise either ID war or
peace. yx;s.arca nr;or %
the late war opened 10 elNlIi , anu
commerce the most WONDERFUL section 9i
tba tinted States and produced refined,
y;r+nons and cultivated society unsur-
,,assad m the known world. And when the
raIontiaaa fortunes of war had laid waste
,r;vata fortnnes and the public treasure,
das,roved industry and leftlts broad path
rav ~ wreck. ruin. misery, and .destruc-
zion throu6hDut our sunny southland,
these two great races. under the ensign Oh
freedom and equality, nave wlpeu away
every yestige of the merciless ravages OF
the conflict and eclipsed hundredfold
the resources, productions. and CONNER
cial mower and glory of former days.
IL we are 10 adhere TO the belief that
49, x;sts Snnreme Arbiter of the des-
tiny of nations. we must also accept the
onin;on that by His decree these two races
have beer brought together on southern
soil. that by His decree their varied reia-
tons have been adjusted, ana Dy MS ue;
cree they must march on together Tor all
time so far as the mind OF man car Ioresse.
Will not this same guiding power ADJUST
their relations Of the future as they march
together. evolving new and greater III
umnhs Of progressive ciylliZationf
MI. Chairmen and Gentlemen: In conclu-
sion again PROFOUND the great question,
ia our sacrifice accepted! Shall the
great question be settled!
WHAT ANswEB?"
The title Of the popular serial, what
Answer - by one of Americas most dis
tinguished writers, wildly expresses the
words now trembling upon the lips OF CIV
ilization, and picture rises before my
vision of the swarthy sons of Ham, as they
speed the pillow or gather the harvest OF
our commerce. the sturdy blac ksmith, the
carpenter, the mason, the dusky mad and
cook, and those of every other occupation;
| each and all Join with Africas sons ana
| daughters who have entered the higher
walks of life in utterlng the expectant cry,
"What answeri"
Your reply Will cause their hearts to
tbrob with Joy, and break forth IN the glad
song of confidence, peace, and good Will,
or il will cause them to gather their armor
closer about them and with higher resolve
press forward to the impending conflict.
In the name of God, our common father.
| in the name of humanity and the future
hopes of our common country, press the
fated question home to your conscience
and to your hearts What answer"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

Comfy Committee in Bolivar county,
where in all county affairs | haye actively
endorsed O fusion movement in county
But the Democratic party having ignored
that arrangement in the selection OF dele
gates to the Constitutional Convention
Was earnestly pressed by the Republican
County Committee to become a candidate
in company with Hon. George p. Melchoir
and as a result of the election held July 20.
1890. hold my first commission to any
elective office-viz.. as delegate from Boil
var county TO the Constitutional Conven-
ton.
In MAY. 1890, visited Washington with
n committee representing the Republi-
cans and citizens of the Mississippi VAL
lev to represent the Valley interest in rela-
ton to obtaining Government assistance In
restraining o'verfows and controlling the
Mississippi river. and was one of the SUBJ
committee who presented our case to the
Senate Committee on Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Shaving with Yaseline.

A friend of mine few months ago told
me how TO shave easily and painlessly, and
/ have never shaved in barber-shop since:
The plan is to use oil or grease instead OF
soap to prepare the chin and soften the
beard. Taseline is the most convenient,
and it should be rubbed in quite freely,
Then with keen razor shaving can be
done quickly and without suspicion OF
pain. At first couldn't reconcile myself
10 doing without the orthodox lather and
used soap after the vaseline had been APP
plied. But this soap is really unnecessary,
and shaving with oil or vaseline is cleaner,
as well as pleasanter, and what is more to
the point, there is no irritation whatever
to the skin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
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BAKING POWDER
Has Broken the Record.

Dr. Bennett F. Davenport, the State Ansiysto'
Massachusetts,. at the request of the NEW sns-
land Grocer analysed the three leading BAKING
Powders now on the market--The Royal, Cie'e-
lands, and TaEPuRE.
In spite Of the trumpeted claims OF inc TWO
former 1t was found tina: THEPURs was aneaa
In all qualities that make Baking Powder 'aia'
able.
With regard to strenth In keeping qusii.l'S'
DR.. Dsvenports report says: "Wheh nl.'
opened THFruRR was found to BIO tho s'ronsos'
yielding s.ss per cent more leayenins gas 'nsn
the Royal. and aga per cent more man 'ae
Cleveland" and sgain "afrer exposure 70 nsh'
and air 10 my ONCE window and retss'ea - IN
tervsls one, two, and three weeks, they "o'o
found 10 stiil rank In the Same order As VOC
last test, however, THBPuRB was lass po' oons
stronger than tho Royal, and 2ss po' ''A-
stronger than Clevsland'An
To be further convinced OF its excel
isnce-tsy II ~ o-Iuu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
DROOK-ROAD PROPERTY,
FOR SALE, LOTS AND vILLA-sJrEs.

5000 TO $500 per acre adjoining "Rephie place
and opposite Laournum."
$500 per acre to 81 per front front foot one half
mile from city
- 10 IS per foot one quarter mile from city;
IS to $40 per foot adjoining city;
SO per foot ci y property.
Having seven tracts 10 Offer bought before the
recent advance In prices, at less than half cur
rent prices we are able TO offer buyers most Ia
yorsble terms. Buying in the country before
neighborhooi is established Is made safe by our
system OF restrictions. This IL tho only property
on the market lsubdiyided to conf,'rm to the
pans Of improvement contemplated by the
Brook Turnpike Company. In ueishborhood
where improvements are TO be mRds In mo-
dern and scientific manner, buyers will eppreci-
ate the advantage OF buying where they VIII Sc
cure the greatest tenent from improvements
Money realized from sales Of property relnyest-
ed in a manner that Will benefit our customers.
Sanitary conditions perfect. Proper system
OF water supply and sewerage provided.
oc l-5t EDWARD Ii. Blssbi Il & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
THOMAS WILSON,
The Democratic Nominee for Governor OF
,finnesota

Thomas Wilson, whom the Democrats
of Minnesota have nominated for Gov
ernor of that State. was born in Ireland in
1927. and came to America with his parents
at an early age. The family settled in the
West. and after completing his common
school and collegiate education he took
up his residence at Wlnona, Mimi, in