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The daily critic., 1890-10-06

therefore tle lIe fuss ha el
voEuu OF f. protected aIuHv
ems a tc a.u..iu.r uu..e.IaaH...
Tuc. tl,y IaI f'aGffn l",s fru
The promises mUEc Hy iha Republican
lDtcfs 'hH'h.u ueat'hr M.kIsHF
lH brcau, jaw wages would fIna
un. rot down .n.e n,r. TOLD ilatfh.s
promises were fa..as IU.ra fH..
They would not ..ura a1i they ara
r,ariue NOW fhsr haF. srveI
Tuutss N0r u,mr fa utlsa a
Socialist, meeting 20 Neyark 81 D..
yesterday The police regarded fhis as
m.sltaa much ao Twntfothopals
sri dignity Novark aul hustled
1.utSv aul sc Ho ai Thee gave
him an brwia eb.gHtn 'rava faa 0ty
lio stood naluran Ie orl.ra ..agiug
tut Itita once. vi .l fHa hHr y.s
tft. IHr
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

MOOT COURT
Circuit Court: Prof George K Hamilton;
Court Of Appeals; PrOfs. Martin +. Norris
Andrew @. Bradley and X. Ross Perry.
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

IHE tHE2CH SOCIETY OF HTGEsE
agTr0Fes e ihe American hog Tue
American beg grlus self complaceHuy
aad gives rs tail AZ extra twist
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

0sE 81 IHE FIRST results 81 Tie Hea
Ialn uil IS tbe cutting Qi Tie
wages q sik WesyeIsi but The eut Is
ou.y htue onE-1Q pei eeqL-aHd
The daily critic., 1890-10-06
Mss HAYARD's INSTITUTE.

NTIss BAYARD's INSTITUTE
Norwalk, Conn.
A Home school for GiFls and Young Ladies'.
Number of boarding pupils limited @ twenty.
Excellent advantages p Music, Ara ana ths
Languages, Gymnasium. Pleasant grounds
HealthfuI location. Pupils boarded through
the summer months. Board, washing and
tuition Iu the English branches $500 per
SCHOLASTIC year. send Cor circular.
VTANbERBILT UNIVERSITY.
Nashville Tenn.
Ten FellnWshlps sl09 each, Wilh tree LAD
ton. 0peu 10 graduates wishing @ pursue
higher euuIsas.
Address
wis WILLIAMS
seaelaEE. 2
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

EAE5r hTALL WAS arrested In New
York ou saturday Oh charge Of em-
tla.iug sls 600 fr1m RICHARD q.
5IHAeHI 20 Omaha Naturally this
crooked transaction Ryalled Straight
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

Established iu 1855. FrepaTesf0r college,
haysl ana home. sIhe method b which the
mental taeulfes are educated Wll be found
p ths second edIligH lf Miss Aikau's pan
pallet 81 eoneaassHsl Atlsatiau u58
ready. tor salsat Hrsatsn0's. uuion square,
Esa ElaE
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS.
"A 1872 Mass. Ave,
Affords every facility for acquiring thor
ough education IN literature, music aud art
The Instruments taught are plano, harp, yio-
lin, guitar, mandolin aud banjo. Languages.
general vocal, drawing and fancy work free
sel2iy
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

In, guitar, mandolin aud banjo Languages.
general vocal, drawing and fancy work free
sel2iy
CPENCEBIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
- Cor. 7th and y sts. n. W.
Embraces SIX schools, viz:
school OF Practical Business and Accounts
school Of Preparatory Practical English.
School 81 Shorthand and TYpewritiug.
School Of SpenCerian Practical Penmanship.
school Of Mechanical and Architectural
drawing.
school ~ CIsil sarRioelTrainlug
Day and kight Sessions Illustrated Cata
Iii c. sPENCER. LIB. Principal
MS SARA a. SPENCER, Fice-Principai.
OAARLorrE HALL SCHOOL.
l1Ii-ls90
Situation unsurpassed for health. English.
Classical, Mathematical, Commercial and
Military Courses. Board and tuition, sldo for
ten m0ntt s.. For particulars address
X n. SYLVESTER,
Charlotte Hall
aura I'M st~ ~Mary's County, Ma.
The daily critic., 1890-10-06
THE CHARITY BALL

.rs..ss BY Beiaseo aud De Miiie, 2
Cast includes Herbert Kelcey Nelson
" Wheatcroft, W. J. lie Moyne, Charles Walcut,
Fritz Williams. Walter Bellows. Gedfeie
Cayvan. Henrietta Crassmau. Mrs. Charles
fen and others. tt q
The most successful play ever presented at
the New York Lyceum heatre.
Next Wcek-FRANCIs WILSON and CONF
PAN Y in The MERRY MONA RCH. oc6.6t
The daily critic., 1890-10-06
CT JOINS COLLEGE.

@AA-A Atf--aH A-Af
olst session commences tsFH sEPTEA-
BER. Eight Departments and tour courses
ofstudy. Bsaalngs heaLed by steam. Terms
moderate. For catalogue address the presi-
dent,
THOMAS FELL, LID, Ph. d.
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

QUASTBELL, The guerrilla died IN
Alabama the other day Tie died first
BE- Kentucky about ls64 and has died
o. intervals ever since. lie must be
E.EE laaa b lie LLme
The daily critic., 1890-10-06

GEaEGE FEASCE TRAE having gone
around Tie world against time. nov
wants t0 20 around again against hiz
own record We doubt II iu The whole
world round his record can be egulled
let aloue beaten.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26

cenatGk A1@1kAs 81 A<a 1CEkr 1as
Introduced u ths LEGISLATURE OF thai
State, 40 Interesting bsll. of xAisa tals
= = copy
s-ctssn 1. Il shall be tie duty Of
every psrssn $40 nay Dc Legally q1al-
bsd 70 20 50 - vote st ss-sh election to-
al oe6csrs - be voted for a sQel
eIecCOn, AID upon al Gusa<lons nat
may 10 submitted ~ the vote of TIE
peoPls AZ sacn election Pursuant %
Iza
Sec. 2. Is shall also be the duty of
every person legally entitled ~ Ee
rsss stored As qualified voter at any
election thers<fter 10 Dc held, ard
whose rIF1t 70 vote az such election :
dependent Yoa such registry, 20 cause
nis name % &c registered As suen voter,
IN the manner provide by laS for the
place at shlch such election ls - be
held.
Sec. 3. Sickness, necessary absence
from The place when such registry or
election 4 being made or held, during
the making or holding OF the same, Or
other disability, shall be sure!oat ex-
cuse for failure 50 - register or vote.
See. A. A violation Of any OF the pro-
vlaons OF ths act shall DC deemed 10
be q Tnistemesaor.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect I'M
medlately.
No serious exception can be taken TO
such = law, but much can be said II Us
favor. The daty OF voting is incumb-
ent upon every elsctor, as much so as
jury service or any other public duty.
Men with private axes 70 grind, once
seekers and machine politicians always
flock 70 the polls. The worse elements
OF citizenship are never backward
about coming forward" and their in
husnce ought 10 be counteracted by
the presence of the better elements.
The State has right 10 call out its bet
ter cttizeas for Us protection.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26

The eighthour movement has won
the sympathy Of the public generally.
The eight-hour day is sure 10 come and
it may oonle soon, II the laboring
classes do not get TOO impatient. Our
civilization demands some such relief
for labor. An ineessant grind at one
thing ten hours a day and SIX days in
the week shuts out nuch of the sun-
shine of lie and makes men grow old
before their time. The old idea of
work from sun~up TO sun-down was
good enough, perhaps, when the world
didn't know any better, but the world
has grown wiser and should profit by
its wisdom. Eight hours constitute
days work in public Offices and Gov
eminent employment generally, and
the same privilege should be granted to
those who pay the public employees.
Eight hours sleep are necessary for
every person, on the average, and
eight hours of recreation is not enough
to demorallze any ones capacity for
work. IL is. IN fact, no more than
every one needs. Then the day falls
very naturally into Powderly's division
of eight hours work, eight hours
sleep and eight hours recreation.
The leaders In the movement are
fully aware that the sympathy of the
people is with the lsboring classes in
this struggle. They arc anxious TO
retain that sympathy, for it means TO
them half the battle won. They are
discountenancing anything like force
or violence on the part of the strikers in
Chicago, as they know that such pro-
ceedings will ahenate the sympathy of
many and give q serious check to their
movement. But If it begins TO look as
IL the machinery which the leaders of
the movement have set in motion, may
prove too ponderous for their manage
ment. There are already symptoms of
trouble brewing. The labor unions
should not only disoountcnauce vio-
lence, but should rebuke il. But they
do not always do 50. A riotous striker
IN Chicago struck. with n brick-bat, a
man who went 10 work contrary to the
orders Of the union. Instead of letting
the union deal with the rebeIlious
member, this striker took it pom him.
self 10 administer punishment. He was
arrested, convicted OF assault and bat
terry and fined FIVE dollars. Here is
where the union made . mistakenly
paying the fine. The less Of such vio-
lence and the less encouragement given
II BY the labor unions. the better for the
movement. A firm, dignifsd stand by
the lsboring classes at the present time
Will avail much Meanwhile let the
unions use their accumulated funds to-
ward the support Of those who can
scarcely afford to remain idle, rather
than by paying the fines Of those who
bring discredit upon 50 Just a move
ment.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26

The Adrian Tsraes ''guesses' that the
decision OF she Supreme Court. in the
test csse on the liquor Law Of 1850, will
be against the law. Very likely. If
the vsriance between what the Legis-
lsture passed and what the Governor
approved Is 40 great, az TO make the
two practically diffsrent documents,
then neither one hss received AL the
constitutional sanctions requisite 70 =
law. But this viii ee one Eundsr for
which the "hawbuck" Legislature is
not TO blame. but one of is ''geebuck -
clerks.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26
CROz|ER & CUTLER'S
f. B. CALDWELL. MANAGER,
Real Estate Department.
weston BUILDING, 10 CsDal-st.

I JOANS-We have several thousand dollars
IL on hand. which We viii lean Ia blocks of
500 $3.50 $500 aud s300. on good resl estate
security. Crozier a Cutters real estate depart
T8ent. Weston Building.
WHAT is more pleasing than % live in q
w home built according to rour own taste
We are prepared to build you . home on any
Of our iofs Ia the south part of the city, after
your own plans. and give you long time and
easy payments.
DAY VIEW cottage viii be taken IN exchange
ID for Grand Rapids property. II done soon.
yVANTED-At once for = customer. . Rsed
w building lot on Lafayette. BARCLAY or
Prospect-sfs.
II YOU have any frst class rsAi estate mort
cages - dispose Of. call az CroZef Cut
ler's real estate department..
xNANTTD-A 6oacrs farm. adsptsd - stock
W rsising; must be frst-cisss IN every re
speet; Win good buildings. eie-s within ten
miles ef the ctr.
EoR SALON psvrnenfs. two houses on
Dudley Place. $50 snS 8 70, one en- Bridg,
g. between College ard Union, S2fyl one OF
Golr-sf-. $500 ore on corner 81 wealthy ans
paris-sves. 500 one on Bufkeye- 500, one
81 South Lafsvetfe-ef 800 and onp ca
etsvarf-sve- So O. and three in fhs village II
South HFand kspi1s. For fuu particulars of
shove houSes winch are al TsTf Desirable ane
cheap. cai ~ Cro1ieT 4 Cutters real estate
department. ever Board of Iraae.
OTs On ]. Stewart Waifs's sodition, SO ~
- So. Lots on Cur South 6Tauc ksFios
plat sc - $50
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26

TEE fact that Florence Cooper, who
once attempted the rawhise act on Sen
ssor Ferry, now expects 90 marry e
dilapidataa italian ncblsmsn whom
she met at Monte Carlo. nasy ee taken
asa complete vindication Of the Sena-
tor from any lingering suspicion OF
culpabl,ty. she evidently ried 70
ssrope'' hlrr n. but ingioriously failed.
she had better luck with the Mscsroni
r1au.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26

The snrutl r1eetInR Of RE st>ef holders ~
fhs pr~siseHf and directors ~ fhe crspa Rap
ifs HF1rsHifc feursEF vii - hsi6 ~ fha 81
Tee q ~ eeupsnT, fn TIE fse1ssra bioek. iu
fhs cts 6f Grso1 kspfes 2fsts - Michigan.
q Tuesday fse efh dss 81 Nsy fsfs ~ 81
o'cloek in TIE fareEpc1-
SoHT r. WORE sesrsrsrv
Dssra Msreh =. lsas fnsys
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26

The best sslve n the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheuEn, fevsr
sores. tetter. chappe6 hands, ehlibisiIss,
cOrns and a. SKIN er1ptons, and posi-
tively cures plles, or no pay required
IL = guaranteed g 9lve perfect stlsfae-
t.on Or n4rrpv rsfsn.3ei. Prioe 25censs
per box. For safe By Peek Brss-, drug
gstss corner Aenroe ard DaFAsson-sss-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26
T. J. Lamb & Company
REAL ESTATE AND o0MMlsslQS.
and 10 South Ionlz-st. Phone q. F.

RIAL ESTATE AND ooNNlsslQS.
s and 70 South gonia-st. Phone g..
IH0R sALE-The new pisnlng miu Al Sea- q
brand halids. consisting - ! acre ei lhua
lylue between t.le AlCh.eaD Central sud ~, r.
4 J. X y irAeSs. with siae tracks fr3in both
rs4os The bulioluEs Arc large &na Mcil-sic
ssryed Rew easlae and 6esief. Two plauers,
ssWs shaitinr, etc. etc. fnls is q goed pant
fORguanuiaciUung Hnd viii be sold 90 . bal
gain, OF wil form stoek company y 0sslfed
for manufacturing furniture. rfc.. etc. frlct.
s4o1s. Correspondents soiicitea-
L'OR SALINE have = spiendid fruit farm
near thr city. ceusisiink % - acrss, lhe
farm Is set Win about ts,5 chsice peach trcrs
Apples. pears. piu.ns, cherries. e1inoes, Erssss
sfrawberries raspbeFT1ss. etc. etc The souse
ana barn are new. Sna the farm is supplies with
excellent water. About 10 .cres viii make al
excellent garden. Price, ssS per acre Terms
easy.
NOR sALE-House and lot oB spnns<L.
north OF Oskrs-st.i l0t sCrl0o feet rnnnlfs
20 an alley. u he house j. q large comnodzees
building and how rents for - per month. THIS
Is arsi -cissg property loT a. investment u bcns
D. ear tie busy portion Gf the oitf anc close 10
honroe-st.. where prices are rapidly adssne-
ing.
no BTILDERs-we have 10000 fses Of rrst
Il class helmock bill sun which we win sei
or exchange FOR car penter 3r mason WORK We
also have nRe line Of sbisglos ane lAih ~klch
we Will Sell cheap FOR cash.
DOR sAIE-se building lots on Butterworth-
IN the reach Of the laboring clssscs. They arr
within 10 minutes walk OF 50 factories anc Is
minutes walk from the post~oftce. VII sell
on easy terms fFOm $50 10 500 each
E0R EALE-F0riy acres Of choice garden lana
near decentralization also HOUSE ano
lot IN Hucs0nyiiie which We viii sell NJ bar
gain and on easy terms 10 the rlght party.
IFOR sALR-Me have fnc lot that We ~1ll
trade for horse horse Bna euffrf
would take horse aud eusgy s. trst psy Denf
on a q .0oO house and lot On Marion 81, south
OF ButteTw ortb ave.
LN0R kALE-A nne building LOT Oh iiolbroot
ST.; lot 50xl2u feet. with elieS accommodA-
tions, street fnely graded and walks built, enls
one block from STREET cars Price. si.ooo-
TOR sALE-A hne S3D soda fountain IN en-.
IL cellent conditions Will be soie 81 . bsrGAir .
~ taken soon. Win exchange for horse and
carriage.
'Il0 L0AN-Cash on personal property. VIA
store your furniture ~ reasonable price.
yVE BUY and sell Lii kinds Of farm pro6ucs
w or will handle the same on commission.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This list f. furnished bv w. Z. Scrlbner.
real estate dealer. 50 Pesri-st.:
Geo. G.. Van Houten TO Josephine
kO0istra. lot 10. blk 9. W. G. Brad
ford SJ
James ". Converse TO Joseph A. Ne
kee. lots -. 2. D and y. blk 10. Con
verse add $500
Louisa V. Shoemaker 10 VIM. II. Jen-
nings \ lot 3, blk a, Dexter frac-... 2S0
Wm. k. Shechooi 20 Lyman Townsend.
lot ~, McEiovelPs add 5000
Walter E. Moore 90 Andrew J. kridler.
part lots and Z. DIX is. Ellsworth's
add...--.-.-.-------..,.... ..,-.-..-s.-... %eD
Peter stsIms 10 Nicholas Meyer " q ft
lot "A. blk 3. Barclay 4 Stevens add $50
Noreau :. Crosby 20 Theodore Brnce.
lot "a blk T. Fishers add dd...............-... 4c0
Charles Stewart TO Chas W. Bfown. lot
= blk l. Jones sub - 30
Albert IA. Ggild 70 Pieterka Lob. lot Is.
BRxrer's sud- -.-...--........... DO
I. NJ. Weston and A. Neigs 20 Sarah +.
Arthur. lots II and Is blk = weston a
MeixS ...-...--...-4..---..-.-~ $50
Carollne Blass 70 Sarah A. T5syer. ios
- Smiths add, S2srta-..-..-......-.-..-..-, 300
Julia " hslen TO Jesef Bsdski. part sw
t.svA OF sec "a Wslksr...-..-..-..--.... a.
CyrasC Thompson 20 Eliza sherk. n
nwA. and sw< <Gwa.. aud n "a
swx Of sec IL. Solon....-.......--.-....-... $500
Msry Pyard 20 Elizabeth Mccarthy, ek
swA of sec Z. l.Ada--.-..-..-..-...-.--.--.-- 2 400
Caroline Blsss 70 Christina Blass. pee
land on &c sparta SO
Caroline Bias te CHRISTINA Biass. part
Asw !. Of SEQ 4. Spsrna-..--.--.-....--- 40
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26

Two ~rrv srs h<rrs@< ~ Hs-rissr = ~
reode~a tfaprrTemeufs hiee ne~ nsust -
Tfr~ex -e4 ~ Feraff new hcuef sfrf ffle
~ flaf iofs 81 sor-f psrf - IRE So
Cea ~ eflcf - t.leptsus -
hcGsI.f. 4 Nef5If1.. Attorneys 81 Lss.
y Hopsenszn Bik. ersnf Esptas
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26

II svery Important IN this age OF vast
material progress that a remedy be
pleasing - the taste and 10 the eye,
easily taken. acceptable 10 the stomach
ard healthy ia its nature and effects
Possessing these qualities, syrup Of
Figs = the one perfect laxative aud
nls0st gentle Giuretic known.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26

A WV telephone has been invented.
with cellnloid diaphragm, but what :
most needed = do1ble-sctsag. brass
lined, copper bottsmed. steel -sprinrsd
diaphragm for the mar who has % Use
the telephone.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, Is
q positive specif 20 for al forms q the
disease. BEnd, Bleeding, Itching,
Ulcsrzted, and Protruding Piles--Price
soc. For sale ~ AL druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26

Tns following Il \ Hss OF shs msrriare
licenses issasd since lass pussishea. With the
names residenes waen 0utslds tas city and
sges of the parties: Aszs
Nnrfsy J. MarleT Hannah J. Campbell a. 2
Ntliiam Far Dfbbie. Rose MarY Spr.Ve lis
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26

DEMOCRATIC papers are busy calling
farmers paupers, simple-minded dupes
and politically-blind fools. Let us wait
and see how many fish they catch with
that kind of bait.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26

THE French have annihilated one
army of Dahomian warriors, after a
pitched battle of two hours. If the
French win continue operations until
the whole Dahomian despotism is wiped
out, the world will be the better for it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26
Cheap lsrds ard Homes n Kenfacky, Ter
reSsae. kiskzrz-


On fee IN q tae QUEEN 4 CRkSthN
Rot - g. = ts4ad splendis bottom ~ r.
tiroe snd stocs ards Alss the ssesf ia
a. fR~cTzele f~rrrs
FAkg htc. rith Al nv rsrting gsf : 0-ae
~ tte SusaT Soath. whsre tf5rrar6s ard Iee
els1 pss.es - anSa4wa- oniS lne ir.n@
"a neogss AeaIl-s ksx Eaziezd cts. Ftgf FsFne
sas Atss.sa IA NerfsIan. Mfss- Avrsd =
1aFet - -. farFtes aes rina 1fef
Sfr4 p AeFA kn7seT- erRxinz and 4flltl-
tarss aad- can shtsi. ~sfafe + scTac - o.
n!l reaA$S nHpe ~ 7dSyrsxIr9 D y 30
Caeea 4 Cresesaf Escre fi,.5~ -. oz10.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26

A coLoRED man has been appointed
on the police force at Detroit. OF
course the appointment meets with op-
position, but the opposition comes from
those who haven't nearly as much
claim to American citizenship as the
colored man. The latter is a native
born citizen, while the opponents are
foreign born. So IL goes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26
q Canal-st., Room IS.

q Canal-st.. Room IS.
MONEY TO LOAN a. 8 and per cent on gils
vi etged security. Percy Snyder. p Cans 81
NEW 7room btuss. On wess side. oulyflsio
IN ACRES. ~ miles from eitT. $40. WI
~ trade fur rood iet 0T small house.
q Lots ard az elegant new from house fcor.
~ nef3 near Esst 81. oniy 500
len ACRES In Tyrone township. fohr miles
ibt frorn Kent (ifv. Maple, Elm and lfew-
loek tlnhsrf ONLY q sH acre. 1ssmemDef thli
is in kEnf courff-
uUUsRs AND T1Ts-sse sne s1oo down, h
IA Nnes easy.
RAyE fsonn srrrs - isne for ssle IN
Il Nebrrsts snc Wyoming st from q = - 81
scrs saef terms
pKhCH fsnss on Lsks shore fer ssls o. srrsas.
HAVE sorse eiloise farms for sac fhss ean
rot be Duplicated f0r the money n the
STATE
HAVE sorns ane farms, nszs otv. thsf
wili exehsnss Cor ely propsrts.
PERCY SNYDER
- onnsl-st-
te fffiorit
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26
%ooEse Cotton rsoot
H2 CCgp OUNr

H. Cr-Erused - Fi~tfa- Roo< Tsr~~ en-
~ - rerrvroYai rroeut discovery br "a
~o1 pkystet9a. r. sssec<s1fslte sasd
rrcvithk Ssss f.HertrAI YYfrf 81 ~ rnaf
eexIef- Ta1es - veur d-n~gsrt ~ ir,<,r.Er
f<7esoE Rarcf fcznrnun< snf tsks ~ rrh~7ftule
- rciose stsrre for Hesl0f rrarfi~u ia~x 80
Biock, - Noezw wsT9 sgs- L,~srnsl. k,cn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26

In the "write-ups" of the personnel of
the Edgerton, KS, female city govern
ment, the terms bright" "pretty,"
charming" "handsome," "young,"
and "vivaclous," occur with amusing
Judging from the charac-
teristics they have in common, there's
but step from ballets to ballots.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-26
REAL EsTATE-C0UHTRY.

EOR SALE or exchange for city property. 50
acres partly cleared and seeded; balance
splendid hardwood timber. first growth. large
and tall all fenced: good buildings; value
sl40o. MOuey 70 loan, 500 10 si0,o0i lowest
rates. Tuttle Bros over Arcade. III
TOR SALE-A good farm Of 20 acres, cheap,
l. and on easy terms, 10 miles north and
mile east Of hllegan. IN the township OF Mon
terrey: fair house, new barn. well watered, all
improved. Inquire Of T. l., kirtland, on the
premises. or OF Cbambernn Bros, Is Pearl-st.,
Grand Rapids. Mich. lls
TO PARTIES desiring 10 purchase property
in one OF the most pleasant rural loc2.
tt0ns. we viii say. please take look at our
property in the village OF Lisbon. and then
make us an offer. We mean business and are
the bids are all IN. Address q. B. A. II.
Elmslie, Graad Rapids. Mich. lOotf
FOR SALE-Or will exchange for city prop
erty. an S0-acre farm in Cascade town
ship; well improved. Call IN or address DR..
NJ. w. Danforth. Cascade. Mich. Junel
TOR RsALE-kI6OBLLLKBoU5
E0R SALE-At a bargain II taken st once.
one solid walnut extension dining table
one marble top bed room suite. Can be seen
at Radclif Holt's storage warehouse. III
I. Williams. with Ball. Barnhari. Putnam
Company. lls
E,oR SALE-Draft team years old; both
mares. dark gray well matched, weight
400. Address NJ. w. Willard. Kinney. Mich.
or call at Farmers Feed Barn,0n Nsterloo-st.
Fridays n
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W. B. SWEET & CO.,

Successors 10 Sweet A Schmielg
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AND LOANS
1871 Monroe Street
Rooms q and s2. Telephone io27
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REPUBLICAN VICES.

The weight OF Democratic argument
IS we'll illustrated IN the tremedous ar
raignment Of Harrison's administra-
ton, made by Mississippi Allen the
other day. He puts into the mouth of
an imaginary Republican the following
doggerel. favored to Democratic taste
by a dash of profanity;
Wsnny runs tho Sunday school, ~
Levi runs the bar. -
Baby runs the White House, Ok
And. why. d-n IL. here We arci
Now, no Democrat was ever known
10 run Sunday y-school or love baby,
while It is only very rarely the case that
a Democrat runs bar. Those are ell
three essentially Republican vices, while
Democrats indulge IN only such slight
peccadllloes as stealing State treasures
empty. Just how the relative merits OF
the two parties may be viewed by the
people, we shall see at the coming cleo
tions. But it seems rs if the Republi-
can party ought to struggle along few
years yet, if the worst vices found in it
are two of the holiest influences for
good and such bar-keeping as Vice
President Morton's.
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REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS
1877 Monroe Street
Rooms 81 and b. Telephone io27
~
RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE
81 ,oop buys B-rOom house and lot on syca-
Tn5re-st-. Just OF Jeherson-ave.
81 zoe buys room house and lot cor. Winsor-
ave. and JenkssL
81 400 buys s-room house en- Center st. be-
tween Sycamore and PicaSsntst.
si,Soo buys sroom house east Of Grsnovins-
ave. on FoUrth-ave.
81 500 buys 7-room house on JenersoR-sve..
between Fiftb-Ave. and hycamOrcst.
81 500 buys Sroom house west OF south Divi-
sion-st on McConneli-st
sI,s0o buys sroom house on Ocnter-st. south
81 NcJowen-st.
$4,000 buys 7room house on East BndeesL
on nsbie line.
- 900 buys eroom house south Of Fifthsvs.
on South Disision-s;.
VACANT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WE have vacant property IN al parts of the
W city Tor sale cheap and on easy terms
ACRE PROPERTY FoR SALE.
y0 ACRE farm ~ miles from Tower Clock.
w on Lake road. al Improved, large orchard
aad AL Kinds Of small frwt. Pair buildings.
Terms 90 suit purchaser.
Ch1l ia gold and q acre farm excellent
.cVo soil and free Of al incumbraucs. 10
exchange for house 800 lot worth $500. CAh
Immediately on " y. Sweet Co. 1921 Mon
roe-sf. rooms y auo a. Porter block.
EFMALE HELP WANTED-2 DINING room
girls and i chamber fr - 30 North
hotel cooks second giris y per wcek 8
general cocks. oinInR rooE girls; 8 general
girls.
co-oPTRATfvE EMPLOYMENT co
1sZ5k Monroe Street.
| Pbone10Z Rooms y sb6 a
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