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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26
NOMINATION IN THE THIRD
CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT.

Mr.. Editor: The Democratic
Congressional Convention of the
3rd District is called TO meet in
Clinton on the 23d day of July.
AS the man put forward by that
Convention will. in all probabi-
lity, represent the District in
the following Congress, 1t is the
duty OF all voters TO give scri
GUS attention to the matter from
this day till the nomination is
made.
The constituency of this di
trict is Agricultural TO degree
unsurpassed, perhs ps, by that
OF an otEer section OF the
State. Nowhere else, II orcove-,
have the principles Of the great
reformation that will bewrougkt
by the Farmers Alliance seized
a firmer hold than her; and in
no other section the Alliance
boast of more intelligent and
patriotic members. For if just
ly at first the charge of igno-
rahce was brought against us,
the urgency and universally
of agricultural depression on
now crow ding our ranks with
the true yeomanry of the land,
men Of intelligence, lovers of
peace, Of country, and of liberty
as expounded in the law and the
traditions Of the fathers; men
SD thoroughly conservative that
they will attempt the re: tora-
tion and preservation of their
tights, not by means of seeds of
revolution, but by the gentler
means by quiet and determ ined
reformation While to those
who willfnlly or through igno-
rance, misunderstood ny them,
they seem All "inconvenient
multitude" they are in fact the
thoughtful cOnservatorS Of our
national welfare. Neither are
they third-party enthusiasts nor
"hay-sced anarchists;" il they
are Democrats thay will remain
DeT ocrats, seeking redress OF
wrongs through the or sanizei
Democracy Yet they are men
who Will not permit this Hearn-
est to alacken.into play" Their
attachment to right is stronger
than their love of meaningless
party name. FoT their princi-
pies are inbJrn, Inherited of
fathers who received fixed no
tions of finluce and liberty
at the hands of that immortal
apostle and preserver OF equal
rights, who, with strength
might e. than that of He. cule5,
crushed at one stroke the bL..k
of the United States, tilat nigh
ty lion of monopoly, which then
threatened all Liberty and pros
perity. The name uf Jackson
Is dear to them, and when shall
we find IL more satisfactory ex-
ponent of Democracy.
We are endeavo.iug to estab-
lish peace on earth" upon the
just, and Therefore enduring
foundation Of equal Fights, and
we are axeI cising" good will TO-
ward men," Therefore while |
would say aught in disparage-
ment of any man whose name
has been mentioned in connec-
tion with the Congressional
nomination, least of all would
[ advise the rejection or accep-
tance of any man solely on the
$
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26

Each day is a branch of the
Tree Of Life, laden heavily with
fruit. Il we lie down lazily be-
meath it, we may starve; but if
we shake the branches some of
the fruit will fall for us.-Long-
fellow.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26
Bucklen's Arnlca SaIye.

The best Salve in the world tor Cuts,
Br' ises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, letter, Chappea Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, Or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
teet satisfaction, Or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
DIR. Il. III. HOLIDAY, Clinton, and j.
K. SMITH, Druggist, Mount Olive, n. C.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26

\ Grand Rapids paper says
"there a"e many counties in
NJrtheru Michigan without a
single church, and thousands of
people growing up heathens."
The above stray paragraph is
taking the rounds of the paper
and is stated on good authority.
That little morality and no
respectability is to be found
outside of the Republican party
as the Northern Republicans
teach for general enlig hten-
ment Of the people seems to be
irrelevant to the state of Michi
gan which is decidedly a Re-
publican state Perhaps orr
Republican friends North may
be mistaken in their ideas of
morality and respectab;lity or
poorly posted as to the state of
affairs in their Republican dis
tricts. At any rate bring around
the plate for home missions
again and we will show more
liberality and genuine charity,
not that we regret that such is
the case for the sake of the
respectability Of our Republi-
Can brethren and other friends
but we deplore that such is the
case in an enlighten country
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26

Farmer-COme out here to the
bars, Miss Beacon Street, | want to
show YOU my new Jersey calf.
Miss Beacon Street (enchanted) -
Oh, what lovely little COW! Now,
| suppose that is the kind that gives
the condensed milk, isn't it?-Som-
Crville Journal.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26

Flowers are the grandest thing that
God ever made without putting an
immortal soul into them. --Beccher.
He put souls into some of them,
and those we call wOmen.-ED.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26

We notice in a little tale at
hand the statement, "He Kissed
her under the tulips" Bad shot
Right plump on the tulips rings
the bell.-Binghampton Leader.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26

Love is as old as the first mo-
ment of eternity and as new as
the last moment of time.-Wash-
ing ton Star.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
IOWA LEGISLATURE.

The House startled by Charges of Bril-
berry In Connection with the SCHOOL,
Book Bins-Ths senate Fixes the Tai
Levy for sts.s Purposes At = Ia Mills.
DEs NoINEs, Ia, April 4.-The House
spent most of Thursday in consideration
OF the school book bills. At noon a
vote was reached on the o. 'stion Of sub
stituting the minority bill for State uni
formity In place OF the committee bill,
which seeks 20 establish the district
purchase and county uniformity plan.
The resuls was: Yeas, 45; nays. So,
the State uniformity measure being
thus lost. The afternoon was spent
In discussing various proposed amend
ments to the majority bill, some of which
were offered with the evident intent OF
loading 1t down and defeating il in the
end. No final vote was reached. Act.
ing upon a resolution by Representa-
tive Smith. OF Mitchell, the House re-
solved TO investigate alleged bribery in
connection with the pending school
textbook bills
A bill was introduced in the House by
tie committee on claims TO reimburse
eX-AuQlIOF DFONu ioE expenses III the
contest 70 retain his Office and in the
subsequent irnpsachment trial. The
committee after full investiga ton
unanimously reported in favor Of the
appropriation OF 81. 600. 1t will require
a two-thirds vote to give it legal eff.
feet.
The Senate passed the bill making the
levy for State purposes in 1890 and 1891
eIi mills.
DIS MONIES, Ia, April I'm the
Senate to-day the vote by which the
State Normal school bill was lost
Wednesday was recousidered and the
substitute for the original bill, which
provides for three Normal schools, was
lost Is TO 81.
In the House the discussion was re.
sumed on the majority report OF the
committee on school books, being a
substitute for all bills on textbooks
which provides for district purchase oi
books and county uniformity on vote o.
the elections. Mr.. Call offered a substi
tute. being the so-called Nelson bill
which passed the House two years ago
when the House adjourned to D. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

u w-oula es . spectacle - make the
so.as wesD-sx thsy hz6a'E Gag snce
drained their iseAgymal glands ery as
eodEsh ever Ehs Inconsistent naonkey J
shines Of tie Ls.aaev-to see snAt organ
u ne workingnzn PuEaplDg siad and
water for the eapiLzisi, sLoek-hOldeT,
banker and railroad attorney, Edwin =.
Uhi. There 5 nothing surprising ia thls
0u the part u the Ls0asr. a paper wh.ch
spreads IA ragged sails - every little
political puf Of wiEG, bat 4 e sarpgis-
ng th4t that paper should have tbs
eurontery y iaUm4Ee tnst the working
men Of ISi- city can not determine for
tnsmselve which of the twO candidates
IS their tue frient. IL Is al very me
Tor the Il tsr 70 argue. Tue Demo
efatie pas 5 the true friend OF the
working p sple NJ Uhl is Democrat
therefore. lr. Uhl Is a true friend Oi
the work = people. But the broad as
SUMPTION el the nTsi premise does not
commend IselI 10 the average working.
mAn. For, II the Democratic party
were the true friend OF the working
men, then there would never have been
any labor party. The Leader succeeds
admirably At binding itself IN the dust
il kicks up. for there Is not sufficient
power in It's wind 20 blow the dust into
the workingmen's eyes. Free from the
partisan dust OF the false Leader, they
viii turn their eyes naturally 10 then
tlre Leader. SYBKASr WEssELIUs, and
accord him hearty support.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
TBE Difference.

Says the Deu9cra,. LAS Edwin F.
Uhl eft MS eorrioss with the committee
last evening IN front Of she circuit court
rooms, he was e ted With What's the
matter with Uhi9 Ubl be elected 2 by
a crowd OF mbIed enthusiastic
Democrats" Buf that crowd 0f Demo-
cratic delegates, strikers and heelers,
who already fslt, IN bright anticipation,
the dollars Of Uhl tickling their greedy
palms, did nos represent the sturdy
working men of the city. TReir cand d.
ste did not 60 to the convention in a
ea--iegs. lie walked IKE the rest OF
them and didu't fear tie mud. either.
That's what's the matter with
Wrssrrrrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
A BANK THIEF CAUGHT.
+ $. Crawford Taken in Honduras After
Chase of 1000 Miles.

L ;. Crawford Taken in Honduras After
Chase of 5000 Miles.
New YORK. April AFTER chase Of
5000 miles, Robert A. Pinkerton has
arrested in Spanish Honduras Ed
nund Sturgiss Crawford, who stole
s4l,o00 from the American Exchange
Bank In this city May 5. 1885.
Crawford was a messenger in the bank.
With another messenger named Earle
he was intrusted with a package con.
tanning s4l.0Oo in bills to be taken
20 the Adams Express Company
and by them forwarded to Wash
ington for redemption Crawford
substituted a package OF cut wrap
ping-paper. The Treasury officials dis
covered the fraud and notified all inter
ested. The express company Engaged
Pinkerton, who az once suspected Craw-
ford and finally ran him down after a
long chase, in which he braved yellow
fever and assassination. The express
company paid the money 10 the
bank. which 10 will now refund less
So. 500 recovered from Crawford but
plus the expenses OF the capture. which
amount 20 s25. coo. Crawford has con
fsssed and duplicates two Others, not
known as yet When bis confession
reaches the officials additional arrests
will be made.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

The RepGoAcaa party presents TO the
people of Grand Rapids, As Is candidate
for mayor. one OF the peoples own
number. SYBRASr WsssELIUs IS a man,
VINO by bis own puck, hard work and
perseverance,, "a made for himself the
degree Of success which he has attained.
Nor has be got 50 far away from his
starting point as to forget ali about it.
lie has never placed between himself
and those who are still struggling for
success, so great distance that he can
not sympathize with every one OF them.
While the position which he has at
tanned in our city Is such as 10 CON-
mand the respect and attention OF the
highest. the impulses of his great warm
heart 90 out 70 those who move IN the
humber walks of hfe and his broad,
honest palm greets them n hearty
''shake." Every day laborer can look
upon him and instinctivelY feel, "He is
a true man." and at the same time
measure himself by the same standard
and proudly say 81 am a man, too"
But who ever heard OF q common
laborer that instinctively measured
himself by Edwin F. Uhrs standard?
Who, of the laboring classes, ever look
upon him as anything else than cold,
Impassive, unapproaehable human ice-
berg What working man ever felt IN
his prssence-if. indeed, he ever got
near enough 10 him TO recognize his
prcscnce-that there was even the
slightest bond Of sympathy between
them? True, his eve might inform him
that they were both outwardly made
after the same divine image, but,
heart 70 heart, ne could recognize no
similarity The tiupail brigade finds no
spark OK sympathy in hls entire make
up.
Comparisons are odious, it is said,
but they can not be avoided at this
time. And the whole comparison may
Be summed up IN this: Edwin F. Uhl
has climbed the ladder OF success and i:
now busying himself in pulling up the
ladder just as fast as nc can. SYBRASI
WEssELrUs has mounted the ladder, but
IL beck0nng % the crowd behind him
aud encouragingiy saying: "What man
has done. man caH do" And the boy,
Will follow their ader.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

DROBBTT rER--sfafr % Michigan. coun-
q ~ kenf -. A. session ~ the Probate
Court for said County of Kent held a ths
Probate once. infhe city gf Grand Rapids. on
the z9th day % NHrrh lu the Yeaf one thou
sand eight tundTf and ninety
Present Cyrus J.. Perkins. Judge ~ Probate.
p the nuztief ~ the estate ~
DANIEL 81 LIfNhN. decesseo.
JAMES Cox. special adni p istfatof ~ said
estate having rendered O. fhls eosrf his frsl
sc cunt a such.
II Is ordered that Mondav. the l<th osF ~
brril, rerf at ~ c'eioct ir ne forenoon. -
said Probate once. 30 sppoi nfed fof exam g.
Ing nDd allow ing SAID see0u ii.
Aud ~ is further ordered That . scopY ~ MS
Nr6ef be published TIRE gufscsssi - -eks pc
vious 20 SAID q ~ % hearing ID the 4 n FeEss
Hrrarn . daily newspaper printed and c.rgu-
isffng II ssic County n keuff
CYEUs l. PTHEfNs.
a true eopy3 Judge 81 Probate
1p>Irv y NksoE. Begisfer. sat spf ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

UTOEATE ORDEk~-stats n n chifsp Coub-
u - ~ BE { As. AZ . sess on n tff Frottfe
Couff for ssi1 sfurfT - Kent REID - tbs Pc
hste offce in tbe eitF ef Crane Rapids. or the
81 day of Eafch, "a the yf2r one thousand
fiEhf huudrnt sr1 uius g
Present Cirrus 3. perk "a. judge - probsts.
ia fas ms4teF u nc estate ef
NAFEffN IfiNa decreased
Frederic fneftgeTt Adrgir isfrsfor - ssif
esfafs hsv % rendered - ftis nourf hlt f.pal
81 ~ e. lefrtfI en snrcEnf
Tf - oresrpd that Nenfs7 the Eisf fsF ~
u N4fnf inst. g. ~ ccDrE ~ fts forennor
81 ssif proosff once - tDprfnael for e.
srrfr NJ ane sfiov ~ seir sreeaft
Arf e ~ farf rsF oro eTef fhei frry - ffts
order bs rnt stef taf success - getkt pre-
vfens - ssfs dev ~ hssf nF RI tre rfTosfN-
FFRtrn faslF nsvsFssref prinfsf End eirca.
81 II in sd county ef = e1t -.
"A tue e1uT Essgt 81 Ffgtsts
fDolPF MAsoE EsNstsT ssf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

WHEREAS-Default has been made in the
W payment OF the money secured by mort
gage dated the twenty-hrst day OF September.
1875, executed by Nathan Z. La low aud Eliza
Jane Barlow, his wife. TO hdvin HI. Teale.
which said mortgage was recorded IN the OF
fee OF the Register Of Deeds OF the county OF
Kent. State of Michigan, in liber li9 Of mort
September. s is5, and; I'd ." '-'' ''''' '''H U"' u
Whereas, Said mortgage has been duly as
signed BY the said Edwin III. Teal TO Frances
;. MOsher. of Ilillsdale. Michigan. by assign
ment b q ing date the 10Th day of April, 1850:
and recorded in the Office OF the Register OF
Deeds. Ia said county, on the eighteenth day
of June. 1856. in lber ll2 of mortgages, on pa..e
$40. and said mortgage Is now owned by Fran
cess, MOsher Aforesaid, and;
Whereas. Tne amount claimed 10 be due on
said mortgage IS tie sum OF one hundred and
forty-eight dollars and ninety-thrce cents. be-
sides the attorGe5 fee and other costs allowed
by law. and no suit or proceeding having been
Instituted at law 10 recover the debt now re-
naming secured by said mortgage or any part
thereof whereby the poNe Of sale cnnt2ined
In said mortgage has become operative. now; (;
Therefore, Notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF the aain power Of sale aud IL pur-
suance Of the statue In such cases made and
provided. the said mortgage will be foreclOsed
by the sale OF the piimises therein described
al public auction 10 the highest bidder at the
front entrance 70 the circuit court room on
Lyon-st.. in the city OF Grand Rapids. in said
Kent county. State Of Michigan, that being
the place OF holding the circuit cOnTf thereof,
on tBe twelfth day OF July. $50. AT 70 o'clock
in the forenoon of that day. which said pre-
misses are described In said mortgage as fol
lows. tO-wit: Tne southwest quarter % Of
the northeast quarter ca OF section number
twenty-five .25l, in township mum er ten IlGJ
north OF range number Bine l9l west. contain
ing forty 40 acres Of land, be the same more
or less.
7. S. GuaxEr. Assignee.
Attorney. SatJun2S
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

How closely divorce treads upon the
heel of marriagei The Saginaws have
only just been married and now divorce
proceedings are already in progress.
The cause alleged for divorce is the un-
constitutionalIty of the union.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
THE OBSERVER


whezs 8 On the ap. IL fennessee
tns damage On TIE water whesi crop
ranges fTom = % 50 per cent. Late
fKosts, Ln4ss and Essas have done much
kilAEg. The prospects are oy nc
means psonls.ng, and the conditions
posat - q snort yield and late harvest.
Floods Of ran sill continue. IL Is rs-
ported that III another hard frost TIE
crop can not rally.
IL, Kansas the crop has been losing
grouna during the past week.
Dry ara nlgn Winds prevail And =
saEa Fala L greatly needed hlsh
winds Rno dry Conditions Of the SOL ale
the reports from southern Missours
heavy fTosts and little ram through
that part Of tie country.
Al no time on the present growing
crop or wheat have the reports come ~
$40 dlseOuTag nly from limos as during
the past week. Many counties report
that & mas been lifted out OF the ground, I,
and IN some sections Il Is feared that Il
viii be an entire failure. The ground
Is wet and frosty. IL Is now stated that
there Is less wheat IN farmers hands
than was generally supposed.
Reports from Indiana state that the
wheat 90 l0w black grounds Is substan-
italy ali killed. On the up-lands II Is
stated 70 be in fair condition and with
! favorable weather, may produce an
average crop.
The reserves of wheat have been sold
very close.
From Northern Kentucky and South
ern Ohio the reports OF damage To
wheat are or the Increase. In Southern
| Nebraska considerable spring wheat has
already been sown. In Dakota the
weather Is reported cold and dry and
two weeks behind the season OF 1889.
! Receipts of grain are light.
/ Little progress Is said TO be made N
Iowa toward doing sprlng work. Farm
ers seem inclined to hold their corn and
wheat until the new is assured. In
| Minnesota spring seeding time Will be
over two weeks behind last year. Re
| ports from California state that owing
| 10 the continuous rains farmers have
been prevented from dong their spring
seeding. The present outlook Is toward
a 90 per cent. yield.
Oregon reports the surplus wheat IN
farmers hands very light.
Trade Is showing up more favorably
at the beginning of this week than it
left the mar at the close OF last week.
Prices are looking up, and they are
moderately we'll sustained.
Grand Rapids brands of -four are in
| good demand, especially the Lily
| White. The demand for this brand Is
far beyond the capacity of the Valley
| CITY mills which manufactures IT,
Prices OF good -four are slowly on the
upward.
Let the coming election be conducted
on clean, manly and honorable prin
ciples.
Nothing is to be gained for either
party in Grand Rapids politics through
misrepresentation and false statements
Truth ls mighty and Will prevail"
LEARNISG AND EARNING-lt IS not sc
much whatone learnsas whathe retains
Not so much what be earns as what ht
saves, which will lead him onward and
upward to success and competency
Try the experiment.
The TELEGRAM HERALD is the leading
daily paper in Western Michigan, anC
IT is recognized as a valuable adyertis
ing medium.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

pR0BATEORDER-Sfste of Michigan. C0up-
fy a Kent -. AZ = session of the Probate
Court for said C0uBty of Kent. held ~ the Pro
bate Office, IN the city of Grand Rapids. on the
9Th day OF March. ia the year one thousand
eight hundred hna ninety.
Present. Cyrus x. Perkins Judge of Probate.
Ia the matter of the estate oi
LEENDbkT VAN DIR r1EI. deceased.
Al Instrument in writing. purporiing % bs
til last vii and Testament of ssid decreased
having been filed iu this court for pTa bate
II IS ordered. that Monday. the lsfn day -
April neat. ~ ten O'Clock 90 the fore
noon. Al said Probate Office, DO appointed Tor
proving said Instrument
And 10 Is further rdersf. that copy ~ fhis
order be pUbl she'd three success ve weeks pre-
yiOus 80 - day ~ bearing. in fur Telegram
Hera q, = daily Newspaper printed and rircu-
lstlng IA SAID County ~ Eeut
Cyrus j. TFEKIkt.
"A true copTA Judge 81 Probate.
ADolFE b Masor Register. raj april
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
rJBITC SALE

of not less than 40 lots. 50x140 feet. IN the
heart of the city OF Fort Smith. on MAY lst'
ise1
These Lots are part of the Military Reser-
be1eft Of It's SC i0ois.
They have sewers. gas. water and street car
"a titles and viii Be sold a. Auction for casa.
each lot separately. Arrangements have been
By which sbF purchaser at this sale can bar-
row haif the pFcs paid for any lots from the
School Bard al per cent, interest. Look -
Fort Smith on the map. sad fer maps and fur
theT particulars address
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. or
DANIEL BAKER Mayor.
F0ET cElTH. Eg.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

All voters n the Thud. Eighth. Ninth
and Tenth wsr1s must register this
spring. whether taey have registered
before 0r not. Al entire rev reg stra-
tor ist must b. us.le n each Of those
wards. on account ~ the changes made
by the estahHshr'~~t of the two new
wards. DO not forget tnis. or you may
lose your vote
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

Axp now it IS the admlssion of Idaho
that Is CD be made a test case hv the
Democrats III she practice Of counting
quorum Alter thsv have made Up
and changed their minds few more
times. they VII doubtless hack ons of
suv cess altogether.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
SALE OF BONDS.

Sea ed bids will be received by the Assessor
Of School District No. s fri. Of Leroy and Rose
Lake. Oceoia county. Michigan. Until April 10
lhsV. az o clock ,. m, for 500 school bonds
aDthorized 10 be issued by the voters of So d
district. Bonds are IN the denomination of
s10oesch. and dated March I. lssl. Due and
payable as follows; 500 March i, lss5; S0n
March I, 1926; s70o MarCh !. iss7; 800 March 7.
lsse go March J. lssa. Bearing interest at
the rate of per cent per snnum. payable an
Principal and Interest payable ~ the 0ld
National Bank. Grand Rapids. Mich gan. The
assessor reserves the right q refuse any and
ali bids. JOHN G. NonRHokST.
Assessor Of school District No. ri. Of Leroy
and Rose Lake. &.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

T~o very fns h8us~s - korrls sop-st.; a.
-aer~E ilrreyer srfs. Wee zee feuse ~
H-r~~ = - eEarf rsV rSref Erf 2 e
- 80 n $3.50 rsfr - fhe rfff.
ca sf nfcs - fsephnns "a
McgILL 4 Mc(sILI. Attornevs 81 Law,
= Bozssnan Blk. Grss1 Fspi1A
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

TzE crlY way 81 the United States
Senate can he rtormed e % make
every Senator pay i0 cents \ Inc out Of
h.s salary for che publication of be
sreeches That would fx taem-La-
ger D~ro~-f But E would bankrupt
the blatant southern Senator's the first
tirre tae race question came up.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

TER zext ussvcr 20 Grand Rsri3s
w. spell &c rame w.th e "W"-srs
he won 10 cf the aane-spot Weston
epelCs, either.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

SAT- LAEE CRY. r. T. April a
company cor POSED q the larEsst a apits--
ists - this citv, win a czpit "a STOCK 81
Sc DO. wiil purchase efs ChicsEo I'm
svs Solid traiu-Ios6s q pcrtae els vail
inrs. TIE stocsholders - the $50 cos-
ranT are sronE ths eutsrrri sing resl-
eststs rsn whc arrived a. che concisssos
that sonastb - nnst - done q ssest
tie senaal lsT 12ge seuses
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

Thousands Of our citizens have adopted DR..
Bul 5 Cough Syrup as the family stand By.
Cuts, sp aims. scalds and burn speedy cured
by Salvation Oil. Price Is cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
ANIMAL wFFTIvo.

TIE sunusi meeting Of TIE stoekhsifsrs -
IRE president s0d directors % The Grand kaf-
ids Hydraulic loUpany vii ~ hsid ~ the ~
fce q fhs COT any. tn the LedEsrd biol. ir
the ritz q Grana Rapids Sfsfs ii Michigan
ca Tuesday. TIE SIR 6sy of MST. 40. 81 lf
o'elock in fbs fsreueo-
jobs p MORE. Secrsts-r.
Dated Narch = $40 nsys