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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-04-11

DEVOTED TO THE COMMERCIAL INTEREs
ST. PAUL, MINI, FRIDAY. APRIL ii. rs
The Constitution, By Laws, and Platform Of Principles
OF THE
MINI. STATE FARMERS ALLIANCE
objects the
united effort themselves against hostile legislation resist the
to place the United States
Shippers
= +. @ =
%ssnes
and trial adopt system
issss
sa e on al Ras
S; T.
sfe a To To- Ppes %
er All s ga % ee % and % saouaes % 5
privileges
tan and this Alliance the liberty
e S .S % eos @ s % es : snss
favorable equitable
tscs1s sF ' s The and
gress.
as Alliance
Sas % da @ be ss.
s5 so % s s aa ns m change
the annual meeting when deemed by twohs
| Araoi. II. The omo.r. Of tn. Alliance.
% @ s be OF S sR
district State Lecturer Secretary Superintendent Of
e: % *
sS M ,4 Vi ~ , a - - M
ant and proceed suitable
son persons to fill such vacancies
|
Sec The President shall at all meetings OF the State Al
tai
STATE Alliance He shall general the
'' ms s a' 'ss a'
companies created BY acting with the
may any tm examine papers
h 5 % % o @ %
@ s nGok a na per e of the M aae @ m % to
thereon
F vmE-pREs1DENrs
shall duty
President preside place regular
ss Il % S% h. ss % ss;
President until the next annual meeting the State Alliance
the Executive lie shall appoint Deputy
such SHAH the
right appoint
work. the aDce He SaS
appoint
by the
County deputy shall
month after the meeting
Sec IL shall be the duty OF the County Lecturer under the in
AL
ances each and every township the where he reside
lis
Il
IL The shall of the proceeding
Of
He shall all charters and from all othe
He shall distinct account amount
other
wit Subordinate Alliance
At the end month th
his hands belonging the State Alliance
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every township the county where he reside
whenever the same practicable.
Sec 12 The Secretary shall keep correct record OF the proceedings
Alliance the official action the Executive Committee
He shall all capita from all other
with each Subordinate Alliance
49, At the he shall the
moneys belonging State Alliance
the
make it of the dates all receipts
He shall annually the State Alliance
number OF Subordinate and County Alliances organized during
ger with all other matters be laid before the State Alliance
Sec a. He shall also at the end OF each the
with the number Of the and the and ad
the officers He shall complete list of all Subordinate
Alliances with the and address the officers and
accordingly townships
Sec Is He SHALL together with the President charters for Sub
County Alliances He shall be custodian the official of
the State Alliance and shall only use it the discharge OF his official du
He shall distribute all printed matter the Oraniza
Alliances such other duties directed
the Executive Committee.
entering his official shall good
discharge
committee determine which bond shall
lbe approved by the finance committee
by him the Finance Committee at least before
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Subordinate alliances shall be limited
ship but farmers living the neghbor
subordinate alliance Where
the validity the subordinate alliance they shall
decided application by the Executive Committee subject
the annual meeting of the State Alliance
Sec No shall be entitled be elected member of subo
not
operative The owning
merchants other professional
membership Alliance unless be they upon
sympathy with farmers The shall the
delay the charter soaed
meeting OF the Executive Committee and the Executive COMMITTEES shall
right
their Judgment the welfare of the Alliance requires such action
that who employed working for the Al
the the time
Alliance EDITORS shall be eligible membership
lance Provided ao that all deputy county district
publishing snctve Alliance shall have the
Ito State Alliance participate debate
vote unless they delegates from subordinate Alliance
Sec The wives and daughters eligible membership
the Alliance shall also be entitled be elected members the with
the rights other members They shall
secretary subordinate alliance which they belong
the Secretary of the State Alliance with the other
his Alliance
person delegate alternate by any
practical
operative farmer lives farm the his
The Counnnittee.
Sec The officers the State Alliance except the
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

We oHer oae H &n1f~d Do ars ke-
want l.E aaY ezse - NA4rTh nat c2D
lsol * cars1 ~ tzklRg HAS Cstargh q
ceIe.
b J. CHENNEN. a GO. Preps-
Iole5o. q.
Ne. TIE uoasrsigaaa. have knowu r.
J. gaenney tgf the iast ie Years. sna
believe hlm Eerfecty honorable IA a
baaaess trAns4ctsens, Sna financial -
Sbls - carry oal &ny obligations naA1e
- saelf nrnl
West 4 Trosx. Wholesale prugg lsts
Toledo, ono. Nsla lng. klnnza 4 MAJ
IN. Mholeszie Dfugg .sls, Ioledo, ono.
Halls AataFrh cure - t&kea lntsrnsl-
IN. acting directly upon Iae oloo1 aud
mucous suffaoe 81 the systsul Price.
csc Per bottle. sod - al druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23


Tnis : ThanksE Elsang week, ana me
management oi snnIns oPera hoese
has lsla Itself ont H. procure attfscfions
woflhy Ct ne OCCASION. heeeiag tls
sp.ea1ia hsi - iouad ale lsals
uoope ot h2T.si&n skirt dancers. "A 'n
nanlteF, And censidcred tte champion
high klokrFs 81 she warid hIsi appear
ance oi ths s'eiastig mla.xlf lon4eo IA.
kAsoo A kaberis. fslHAnae fienrY
- te Vii appear io q stlu.llon % he
pNn character changes hrsi Nppeaf.
knee cf DeQFEe Diamond the lasaIilG
bar tone vocalist IA hoibroQk. ln Af
lsen aluuies lu = cyclonr lgsi appear
Anot II n ss Lsuf3 hruon. descriptive
Vocalist aud burlcsQUe artist Ihe tnIee
charming Earle Ssltrs. sna hosi oi
other bright llghis. Ihe psriormsuce
y d conClaae altl tnt lflAl spectacle.
''l4natrsila, OF the lilNss SlppcI.
There wlli be four gf4Dd uiatlnes's,
Neangsd sdays THURSDAY Friday sita
Saturday. A ten-pouad turksY Nia go
gwen away al the luanksE flue msN-
bee, 0n Ihurs1sy. lhas present N.A
be gwen to Ihe hav llat can Eft isis
own shoes nu hrsi. alter ils aaQts have
been taken Oh ana pul Nio hsrfti
Nllh seven more pairs, aaa shaken upi
thes Wll be empted ou the stsgs aud
each y a. gel hfs oen sAues oa iacel
OF huifoue1. Nc boots 0r Congress
gailers -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

The case OF Gergit stevens vs.. Floesie
DeVries has been appealed from JUS
tce Browns conr 10 the Circuit court.
The garnishee s1i of Charles Bafeman
". Charles &. Blais5ell and thc g.. h a
/. Railway company has also been ap-
rscaled
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
CHURCH SERVICES.

Nonce-In future gre IEtFentv- H rnsrH v-I
publish. unler THIS bead. au.E eucI uaIrrs 81
ARE sent 60 ffis Office eaen week. Hnf laser
than saturday alterIa1a. T flls is aeul O.
avoid mistakes auc duplicate uoficrs
Ia these Announcements casual services
or hours mea0 fAaI fti- iuafs-llE srfHir. ac-
ours a. l9-S9 d. n. aad efcr.l2 service a
D. m.
Fountsin-urest Baptist Church Rev. Jua.
J. Jackson, u. D.. Iasi lr. fba erff.ets fanf.'-
Ing and evfuiur D. ih evening fnf pss
VII give MS flth lecture ga religious Ifoa
lens Subject: "ls There sell
second-sireet 81. J.. Church-Rev y H.
( bn9, n9f. psSNI; Ner6.'e pass'' 49, s.ees Tnrs ses
tscie" FfenIng fuhtecf. ~Iaf con rIcnoar
uners Chance. ounE mrnf fHrsf al
bano AZ .a9 a. in- tih.ses ~ naah aH m
cuneay school 81 noon aua uies'nn .onnoit tt
B. m. A c0ralsI welcome &C. aI serfI Iros
Plaiufeld-ave r. D. Church-kef. W. A.
Frye. pastor. Services 3. 50 atf p w Morn
ing Woman. Paoe in iaf Ntnrch. kf.t
lnF. Jesus the Friend. -eats free
invited. Church votes en thu 'ham .esan -
M omen o. fEf rrHfrs. lar ference raurt-
cav. November ~. from 90 90 u.. aul
90 9. n
Amen. r Church--Drr. r n king uasfof.
Services 81 lN q a. rl. ana ~ 8. rn hf pssfnf.
sunday .cho9. a. ueon. leuns People 5 fneei
ina al 3. u-
Unlsersal.i Rev. Charles Fluhrsf pastor
Morning sub .eef Illusions In I"fr and
Their Nn7uIuu.r IrenIEE subject -nanf ~
My Thoughts a bout the oiure lite. -pnefi
school sf u m
fr,ftrr...f.- ,fe,t-r res urr-. nan e.,.Ir.
r,i.1sf.t. Il a.. rasrl.. r.rf,,.r !, \ r.-.... 4.
etrm -rbie.f ~ Wlnr.r..r.e F.r~
a.. .egrl.r meeting af fts rt.r f.fre ,r
~ tr.e ..s ..-...t..- ,...-.l... !. 49,. =.
&c. ~ 'fsr ,..fh -.ff,sr ..,f... ~. ...
l.,..f ~. ~l-. =. t..tIt. ~, Fl u....s n.
.,...at ffr s-rrraa 80. ..rrr..f .....s....t fa
so8n a. sfrH nEewerts ar conE .rffa co.
nourceu ufais Utl De- Haec
ana, Nev Chprfh-Eer f,errFr urnrr ntrr
-. 49, 49, war.t.. ..f -......-..
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

A great coss s~ls 81 boots and sAoss
a. I0eas fvr lasrlg dAFs. Ia = lso
a. ssrtls-ng dodge. tat genuine sac u
Exa ace slos 80 Fzss n4oDey lhoss
thxtal gse IheiF tme g. nFesIgzLe
a. and w1Al ssy : gne tT2th-
j. j. LUcAss
- NoaEoe-sL
Grand Raph
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

A bg. fatturkey free - anyone buy.
lng ANYTHING, ~ any afPAf taaeot,
amounting 60 al0 or upw4rdss zg tue
Ioaer glotn.ag Compauy's, NenaSys
TUESDAY. of Nfdues lzy ~ tbs week.
II You ear duplicate she gong, going.
gone sale pTees return Tie garment,
eat the turkey with Us, aud Ne vii re-
fuu1 your money.
IowEa CL0fHfNG COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
THE U. S COURT
A Long iist 81 ctlsaus foT whleh Many
vii be Tined

a AehE attt 81 NEia1rF res which - anf
Nin be gued
The next session oi the United States
court wil begin on TUESDAY, laecsm-
ber 2. Two clvl cases el.l bc aisposea
Of, aud then there Wall De q long ed al
criminal trials
The various cases and thor dates are
as follows
Dec. 4. Joseph paxtoo, avoiding
liquor tax; Joseph j. Dyer, same. ma.
Darius 4. Gee and Jusiin Burning ham
illegal use of ihe mais sil, Gordon
10. aud Clark :. IrowlTdge, pDstOtilce
robbery l0th, Delas Staples, using
mails - ceiNud, lltA. frauk CoOk of
Hartford, failing % pay tne goycra-
ment liquor tax, l-ih, IS. q. smith.
smngg ugs ION. Hollis - Carter.
Grand Rapids, opening letters, also
George r. kOhrer. wbo.csalng ilQnon
without paying tax; l7tA. Hannibal AZ
Marshal. procuring false pension aif-
davit; 18Th, John Loamnclon. violating
revenue law. slso J Nichols. reiail-
ing malt liquors without license; also
Lew Jones, selling liquor without psy-
ing tax; also e.. J.. kelsey. trespass Gg
on government timber.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Herrick, Morehead & Nelson's. %
South Dlvision-st., offers you 10 pieces
of muse and one box Of the Direg0
corded edge protector aud binder for
81; ask 10 have II shown you. Large
stock OF strings and musical nlerchan-
disc constantly on hand.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

The craze for sutohsrps has COM
peled rs 10 put IN a large stock, to
accommodate the demand for them.
Call az Herrlck. Morehead q Nelson's.
% South Diyison-st., aud have them
shown 10 you.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

The store al - Pearl-st. has been -
cured by the Owsshtanong Thanksgs.
ing committee, where al kinds of clotb-
ing. bedding furniture. provisions, etc,
viii be thankfully received. 0f the same
will be sent for 81 notice is sent 10 Tie
club. The leLenhnne = $50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Oldboy- Yoaag IaAn. aont Try to ny
TOO kigh al hFst Always began ~ IAs
bottom and work up.
FiippSut Yoath-fhsr's al right II
you want 10 climb ladder, eut what Il
yca want - dig wsl;-LighG
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Don't forget the Good Templars'
charity social at the AcMullen block.
next Wednesday evening, the goth.
Everybody is invited to attend. Re-
MEMBER the poor as generously as pos
sIble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
4 rev suggestis sns for the Long wistst
Hs~uiaxs

The new game OF Tlddledy Winkk
that hSs been having sueh a ran IA the
East and which may be PLAYED progress
siyely for tour players, 25 cents. A
very much better set for eight players,
90 cents.
Then We have the new and popular
games of "Haima, spanish Nam a
contest between merchantmen and
pirate vessels, "Hlkenny Cats. ''ln-
nocence Abroad" and "Chlyilry,
"WaT," etc.
We also have full line OF the best
brands OF Playing Cards, Domnoes,
Cnlps, etc.
GEO. A. HAIL & Co.,
56 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
A preat cost sale of hoots and shoes

A great cost sale of boots and shoes
at Lucas tor thirty days. This is no
advertising dodge, but genuine sale to
reduce stock and raise money. Those
shat will give their time 10 investigate
will find what say Is the truth.
I. j. Lucas,
oS Monroe-st.,
Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

An opportunity seldom presented to
lovers OF Oriental Carr els, Rugs and
Embroidies are offered IA Nergsrauan's
great line this week only al smith q
SanfOrd's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

'Its way out of sight," "Life's too
short to worry and fret" and all the
latest topical sons of the day at Her
rick, Morehesd d Nelson's, % South
Dlvlsion-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
Millinery bargains.

French felts in great variety at 20 and
% per cent. discount. A large line Of
tips at oue-thlrd and one-halt oil.
Trimmed hats at 81 and upwards.
ADAMS x Co.,
80 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

We are cFeTstock e site gOQ4 wee
eiosks f4F fe sses as a. l1f~l. 4n1 sle
= ag O. klse sea : sftst tafssin IL
order - fee aee tas ssssek - tals &C.
pa 1Llslt
EP. Klnpsz 4 c..
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Herrick, Morehesd & Nelson's, 25
South DivIson-st., Will continue their
special guitar sale another week, pos
lively the last chance TO buy fine Bay
State guitar for almost nothing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Don't fail to see Nergararian's great
line of Oriental Carpets, Rugs, Embroid-
cries, etc, thIs week only, at Smith q
Sanford.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
The Lyosum-aUssie roms osbirl.

The lrcfurn--tA Htlf Aem q thblrs.
when Harriet Beecher stowe wrote
"Tnele Toms Cabin" she did not have
suv ides of she many political comp lIos-
tons il would brng up. In fact the
ate unpleasantness between the North
and the south was acceleratsd 81 much
tv tins novel - the wire pulling of toe
poit.-lans. sid the novsl bad mucn to
90 WITH the death Of slsvers. The
book la been drsmsti7ed in almost
every language, I'D now Clay Green.
one Of TIE most clever Of American
riavwfrbts. oornes vlth new vefslon
.n vhch he has i6es red every rhsr-
scfsr TnsvH 70 presented st the
Ivcsum Thrster al this week. With
Harry Weber and Company tn
the cast Also there vi - duvt.
ho~sas MONKEYS sn6 the lstest
novelty. . troupe II trained sliigsfors.
Asif1s Ihsnksf vlng week. snd fhe DE-
msnd for ss8ts a - isrgs, TIE manage
usrt navs reso vsd to yves matinee
every day s1CsVt Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

This is the last week of Nergararian's
great Oriental Rug and Embroidery sale
ut Smith & Sanford's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Birge & Shsttuck Tel. is SIS. Call
them up and order the Moving Vans"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Call up sls by Tel. and order the
Moving "Nans."
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

If you want good stove call on Jim
and he will TX you. o. Canal ST.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

All frst-class places sell Optmate, p
W. c., c. T. A., Optimste Cmca and
Perfection. Manufactures at Syracuse.
y. y. by Justin Seubert.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Money saved 10y buying your hoA.
day presents at
NoIGT, HERP0IsHEudER 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
AnseI Food.

We will continue our cake exhibit
only \ day or 50 longer. II the ladies
wish % excel in cake making, call al Ii
Leonard, sons a Cos. and get lnstruc-
tons.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Ten dollars buys Turkey aud a suit
of clothes At the Tower any day this
week before Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

See Raven for parlor suites.
STAR FURNITURE COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Down Quilts very cheap at
NOIGT. HERPOLsHEINER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Now Is the time 70 buy holiday pres
ents aud get brst choice
NMGr, HEEPOIsHEIaER Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Get your moneys worth Of clothing,
or anything the Tower has for sale,
and receive present Of a nice turkey
or duck.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

See Raven for Parlor Suites.
STAR FURNITURE COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Order Birgs q shattuck moving
"Nans," Tel. sls.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Five dollars buys a duck and $500
worth of goods IN any department at
the Tower any time before Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Smoke Seuberts Optimates, equal to
the best imported.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

You can buy fine cut tobacco AT 2s
cents per pound at shaw's Tea Store
7s Canal So
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

You can buy fine cut tobacco at 2S
cents per pound AT Shaw's Tea Store,
70 Canal st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

II the I'D es Of lsrsna karids sppfe-
rste deilcste cake. csI NoaesT, &c
that . positively tos ass cay q Cur
czks-nsk ~ eEht
II LsaskRp-s soxs a %.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Bargains in children's cloaks today
at f. p. Kidder a. Co.'s. Come and see.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Cut prices today in children's and
misses school cloaks at Kidder &
Co.'S
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Elliott & Co.'S still handle Besthda
water.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

The Hack Association have raised
the price of hacks for funerals to IS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

A Revelation En- Turkey At TIE Tower,
Monday, Taesdsy and ned nesdsy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Today is children's day at Kidder q
Co.'S. cloak rooms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Makes finest pastry hresd or hsscuit
The hsst r chespest snd Uaost at.s-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Fancy Fisnnels. something new, at
NOIGT, HERPOLsHEIMER q Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Call at Elliot & Co.'S and get some of
hat old-fashloned molasses candy,
made fresh every day IN the year at
1890 a. IN. and 4:30 p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

O&rthys s'Aishers Gee Thatcher
\ .nsIfeis. "blaehoArd lr.f ana franS
Maze.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Arnoaz tfs situations hCrxes -
Powers fag Dsssu.t,sT srs NJ Barnes.
oI NeW YoEk," Bioss fCcTs&4r." NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Down Pillows at
NoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

smoke ss1bsr;'s 0ptlansts chios. 81
srcel lent rsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

nFsusf ID 70 Date dus a. Pows-s'
rsrf saturday. hss ffsu csncs lec on
seaorrt u sckuass Ia tne coarE1Ey.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Tfs vonfs rHrs frsfffrf ftiir afternoon ~
4 slarf FRI harfrsaf Lecture forH FIN -
r6drrssaf ~ - ~ Fl fruursrt 'N
Yaure rfen sfT ea-fisilF iEFItaf ~ etterc
r5spaf--f}uspe ueef'nf suf soma serr'cf -
- heia ir ere NnIflr asrrf ta Hi. st
Yhidf svsTrepfF 's ssir1fne.
"a ssrrseasaf ~ irH u nper ouF ~ ms
vfc e. - tsss ps~I f thf 9se-rE
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Fresh Shrimps and Scallops at Det-
tenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Nsrgarsrsa and h.s msgn dcent Inc
Of Onenfsl Carpets this week 81 omita
Il sanford
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
A Charity Store.

WE want your want ad if sou wants place
w 10 work- Ifs lL Aou mDy be iucks.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

NabobH Sss0s3 Ns60b9 Nabosl
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

New stock of plaid dress flannels at
VoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

lie Clear, the photographer, has ex-
tended the time Tor situngs on tickets,
as it was impossible 10 make all the
negatives within the certified time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

All Kngbss of tss Grp smoke c. 7.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
A Great idea.

Great idea
Send in your orders for first-class
blank books. ruled 10 and desired pat
tern and bound IN the strongest and
best manner. Grand Rapids Book
Bindery, 29 Canal-st. Telephone l243.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Down Fancy Pillows at
NOIGT. HERPoIsHETaER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

A committee Of ladies viii be At the
Home OF the Union Benevolent Asspcl-
aton during the day preceding Thanks
gIvIng. 10 receive donations for the
Home and Hosp tai aud tor distr button
among the poor Of our city Every
fhmg will be gratefully received
money, groceries, clothing. boots aud
shoes, meat, furniture, bedding. cosl
wood. ice, etc, and gwen where most
r.nnHnI
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

See Raven for willow rockers. 100
south Divlslon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Go to jim Travis. Of g. Csnsl-st., for
silEes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

James Fl. Ns.lfoss famous horses
vllI - 8rswnE care Wa ths l0rsrs
~ ire eo3lnss in hs proo uctfOus At
FesrDons tss wsfk
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

GEO. A. Hall & Co.,
56 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Now Is the time 70 buy holiday pres
ents aud get first cholce
NOIGr. HEEP0IsHEINEB q Co.
You can buy fine cut tobacco at 2s
cents per pound at shaw's Tea Store
- Canal -.
Ansel Food.
We viii continue our cake exhibit
only day or SO longer. II the iadies
wish % excel in cake making, call al IL
Leonard, sons a Cos. and get lnstruc-
ti0ns.
Down Quilts very cheap at
NOIGT. HERPoLsHEINER 4 Co.
Get your moneys worth of clothing.
OF anything the Tower has for sale,
and receive a present Of nice turkey
or duck.
Down Pillows at
NoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER & Co.
Fancy Fisnnels. something new, at
NOIGT, HERPOLsHEIMER q Co.
You can buy fine cut tobacco at 2S
cents per pound AT Shaw's Tea Store,
70 Canal st.
Today is chldren's day at Kidder q
Co.'S. cloak rooms.
Elliott & Co.'s still handle Besthda
water.
Five dollars buys a duck and $500
worth of goods IN any department at
the Tower any time before Thursday.
The Hack Association have raised
the price of hacks for funerals to %.
Fresh shrimps and scallops at Det-
tenthaler's.
lie Clear, the photographer, has ex-
tended the time TOR sittlngs on tickets,
as it was impossible 10 make all the
negatives within the certified time.
A Great idea.
Send in your orders for first-class
blank books. ruled TO and desired pat
tern and bound IN the strongest and
best manner. Grand Rapids Book
Bindery, % Canal-st. Telephone l243.
New stock of plaid dress fiannels at
VoIeT, HERPoLsHEIdER & Co.
Down Fancy Pillows at
NOIGT. HERPoLsHEIMER & Co.
Cut prices today in chldren's and
misses school cloaks at Kldder &
Co.'S.
Bargains in children's cloaks today
at f. Z. Kidder a. Co.'s. Come and see.
Call at Elliot & Co.'S and get some of
hat fashioned mOlasses candy,
made fresh every day IN the year at
1890 a. IN. and 4:30 p. N.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02
The Civil service Invegtlgatlon.

WASHINGTON, March AT the session of
the House committee investigating the
charges against the civil service commits
sion to-day, Representative Evart read a
telegram from Commissioner Edgerton.
saying the charge that Campbell had given
out civil service questions was never made
known to him, (Edgerton), until the even
ing before he wrote his letter to the Presi:
dent, and the reason why it was withheld
was best known to those who condoned it.
Oberly had testified the other day that Ed.
gerton refused to have anything to do with
the charge against Campbell
Superintendent of Census Porter said
regarding Shidy's appointment in the cen
sus Office that Roosevelt came to him and
said he, Roosevelt, thought Shidy unjustly
dismissed from the Milwaukee postoffice
and asked him to appoint Shidy TO a posi-
tion in the census bureau. He would not
have appointed Shidy had he been told that
he had made false ceruications in the Mil
wauRee postoifice.
Commissioner Roosevelt gave the com
mittee the history of the investigation of
the Milwaukee postohice Remember. y
he sad, "Shidy was not dismissed for
dong wrong but for trying to atone for it
by doing well and he had confessed and
expressed sincere regret for what he had
done" Roosevelt declared the govern