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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19

EMPEROR AND PRINCE ON THE OS-
BORNE.
hear some severe comments upon him,
but the general temper is tinged with
hope, if not belief in his future. But
the general temper of these English
people is so conservative that they ac-
cept new conditions slowly, and that
the young emperor has made much I'M
preston upon them is wonder. But
Englishmen are proyerbially fond of
looking out for their own interests, and
now that this government intends to
practically take possession of the coun-
try Mr.. Stanley has discovered, it
was quite important to have an under
standing with Germany, because the
young kaiser is by no means passive
enough to be fooled with. So they have
traded with and entertained him, that
he might peaceably give England its
way in Africa and accept the Island of
Heliogoland, which the British did not
care very much about keeping and Ger
many wanted. FRANK A. BURR.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
Union StOckyards.

Receipts at South St. PAUL 500 hogs,
900 cattle. l. calves, 100 sheep.
Hogs-Steady on good; common SC lower;
a slow day. Quality fair. Bulk sold at 81.
Qnootations-I.ight, .$5.6o94.l5; mixed,
Cattle-Strong on good beef stock: some
butcher steers sold at S2.75. Feeders in fair
demand. Sales: Butcher steers. 1,O7O lbs,
at S2.75; bulls LAO lbs, Sl.60; heifers
677 lbs. S1.50; Gamers, 500 lbs. Sl.25.
Quotations: Fair to good fat native steers.
81. 5U@3: good cows, S1.50@2; common
cows, 60c@SI. so; bulls, S1@1.60; stockers,
81 .50@2: feeders. S2@2. so; butcher steers
3.75.
sheep-Steady; few sales. Quotations:
Muttons. S3.6O@3.95; lambs. So. s5(G4. 25 !;
feeders, S303 go; mixed. 50. 50D4; the lat
ter for lamDy lots.
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BoNDs-cLosING PRICES.

BoNDs-cLosING PRICES.
U. S. is reg 80. ..123lalM K. d. T. G. 5s. 60
do is coup. =. 1872 Nut. Union IS. .lO2la
do 4I2s reg. -. 104A Y. j. c. int. ctfs.lIO
do dies coup. l. IA -. Pacific lists. L 1914
Pacific Us of %. 113 do DDS. .1lIIs
La. stamped Is. IS N. W. consols. ..139
Missouri 6s...... loo do deb. 5s... 1USl2
Tenne set. IS. l04 Or. d Trans 6s lu7 le
do do 5s. 100 St.L. 81. NJ. G.5s.. 90
do do 3s. 72l5 IS. L. d S. F. GIN. liz -
Can. South n Eds 9675 lSt. Paul consols. "a u
Cen. Pac. lists. Hog lStP..C. d P.lsts.I15
D. g. K. G. lists. ll9 T. p. L. G. IT. r. 9Il9
do do As. Sl5lT. p. X. Il. T. l..
Erie IDS 49,. l0' "a Union Pac. 1sls.l12
M. X. & T. G. 6s. 8 1elWest Shore 49, 1854
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TO WEAK MEM

Suffering from the effects OF youthful errors early
decay wasting weakness. lost manhood, etc, viii
send a valuable treatise lsealedl containing full
particulars for home cure. FREE of charge.
Splendid medical work should be read by every
man who is nervous and debilitated. Address,
~ - C. FOWLER oodus. Conn.,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19

CHICNGO AND ST. Louis.
Trains on 1.-THE Burlington leave and ar
rive Union Depot ST. Paul, via 1.-THE Bur
lington,'' as follows: Fast Daylight Scenic
Mississippi Express, 7:5O morning except
Sunday. arriving at Chicago 1880 night; and
at st. LOlis $3.50 morning. making direct con-
nections for points East and South. Arrives
from Chicago, except Sunday $40 afternoon.
Limited Pullman Testibuled leaves 1889
evening. daily. arriving at Chicago 600 morn
ing, Breakfast In Dining Car; arrives at st.
louis 5:15 afternoon Breakfast and Dinner in
and st. Louis 800 morning, daily.
Its The Peoples FayOrite Line to WI
mona, La Crosse. Prairie du CHEN. Du-
buQue, Gaiena, Chicago, Rock Island.
Peoria, st. Louis, and direct lima 10 Hot
Springs, Arkansa&
Ticket Offices, 10. East Third St.. and Union
Depot, St Paul.
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New York Produce.

NEW York, Oct. 7.-Flour-Receipts, 23,-
e0l packages; exports, 5,226 bbls 1857
sacks: fairly active, chiefly home trade, firm /;
yellow Western, S2.5U@o3. 20. Wheat-Re-
ceipts, II 800 blu; sales, 1,4G4. 600 Blu fu-
Mres, 1000 blu spot; spot market very
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19

Leave. It. Paul Union De OF. Arrive.
az 40 p I'm. minnesota, Dakota.
Montana and Pa
eife Elk. ......- a6 :55 q n.
a6:40 pm. Winnipeg, Manitoba
and Pacific Express Ia7:15 a. N
bS:10 am. Willmar Wahpeton
Aberdeen, Ellen
dale h5:3o p. n
Big 30 a. m. Fergus Fails, Fargo
& Grand Forks -. ib6 10 D. m
BIZ 80 p. m. OsseO & St Cloud. Id rs a. N.
b3 40 y. N. Anoka 4 Willmar.. . oil :10a. N
b. 100 p. m. Duluth, W. Supe- BIS :2Vp. N
rjor, Elk River,
Milsca. Hinckley.
Princeton and
a1u AS pm Anokas. a7:1oa- a
b4 80 p. m. Excelsior & Hutch
insOn bill :00i m
GAO Pm. Sioux F., Pipestone
Sioux Cityf Water
town, Huron and
Cassel ton. Id asa. IA
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19

IUIdI gTdUts. 80 I 10 ZIUIIs4I I4I OJI TO
Other Charlottesville grade, car; No.
2, 2 cars; No 8, cars. Barley-No. Q, /
car; No. 8, z cars; No. 4, 4 cars. Flax
No. l. II cars; rejected, ! cars.
Inspected out-Wheat-No hard, cars;
No. I northern, 60 cars; No. northern, 40
cars; No. 8, 8 cars; rejected, y cars; no
grade, 2 cars. Oats-No. 2, 6 cars; No. 8. ,
cars. BaIley-No. 8. car. Rye-No. 2, 2
cars
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
GREATNORTRERn RAIL WAYLINE

Palace, Dining and Sleeping re-,
Handsome Day Coaches AMI Fres
Colonist Sleepers through to Mon
tana and the aciEic Coast.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
Milwaukee Produce,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 1s.-Flour steady.
Wheat firm; No. 2 spring OF track, cash,
9614Q98c; December, 9S7sc: No. northern,
81. Corn firm: No. 3, ON track. Sic, Oats
firm; No. white on track, 45l2@i6c. Bar
ley higher; No. in store, 68@6S4c Rye
firm: No. l in store, 67I2c. Provisions
steady. Pork-January, $l1.92ls. Lard
January, $685..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
Merchants National Eank :!
ST. PAUL, MlNN.
Capital, $1,000, 600
Surplus { UndiVidedProftS, 900. 600

W. R. MERRIAM. President.
c. H. BlGELOW, Vice President.
F. A. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
GEO. c. POWER, Asst. Cashier.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19

Chic. & Kan. City Elk. a9 IS = q m a1u a m
Des Moines Expr. :. :55 N a1n 40 m
Chicago Fast Expr'' dc: % p m d7:O7 p m
st. Louis Fast EX' b6:25 p m b7:07 pm
Des Moines passeng'r d6:-5 o m d. :O7 m
Wa;erville Express. a3: D mi al sop N
Excelsior &Water' WI as 20 m a9:u5 In
Northome (Hotel St. a5:3 pm
Louis, Excelsior. all 800 m
aEx. Sunday; b Ex Saturday; Daily;
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
COURT RECORDS.

CIRCUIT-JIdge Grove-Maggie Ian
dis Us. John O. Caster, replevin; order
granting new trial upon condition that
plaintiff within two weeks pay 10 de-
fendant his witness fees and the SO
trial fee taxed therein; cause to stand
for trial at present term, and plaintiff
TO decide within one week whether trial
shall be by Jury or not. Joseph Slow
nIkOwskI admitted 10 citizenship. True
W. Childs. Robert X. Lee and Thomas
Dunlap, Jr., vs.. Edward O'Donnell, as
sumpslt; stay extended 30 days. Judge
Burch-Godfrey Kalmbach VS.. Thad-
deus Foote, assumpsit; on trial.
SUPERIoR.-IIOn. +. A. Burlingame,
judge-Edgar II. Heath VS.. Winnie +.
Heath, IN ChanCery; motion for almOnv
argued: $500 per week ordered paid to
defendant, from and including this
day, and Il solicitors fee Of $500 with
IN thirty days. IN re, opening, etc,
Of North Lafayette-st., on trial. The
People Is. Frank Carter. attempted
larceny from the person; nolle prOs'd
on motion of the prosecuting attorney.
PRoBATE-Judge PerkIns-Estate Of
Frederick B. Perkins deceased Ernest
4. stow appointed administrator. Is
tate of Henry Roster. deceased; letters
OF administration issued 10 joseph
Brown. Estate OF James +. Flood, de
ceased; George ". Thompson and Alex
ander Muir appointed commissioners
on claims. Estate of Peter J. Rowland
deceased; admInistratriX final account
allowed. Estate of Francis 3. WISE
and Lulu r. Fonger, minors; license to
mortgage real estate granted
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
CaTnDbeN { Underwood
or Monroe Street
u ~
Morton House Block Telephone 81

Morton House Block. Telephone $50.
Have for sale at low prices and on easy
terms:
on the original Oakdale Park plat. e3 resi-
dence and l3 business lots.
On the Silver Greek Park addition TO 0akdale
Park. 10 nice residence lots; above lots J0xl2j
feet with alley back.
Also ~ choice residence lots on Madson-ave.
and Adams-st. Street car runs in front of
these lois.
Eighty five beautiful lots on their new Wind
sor Park addition. Adjacent 10 NinsOr ad-
dition. They own all the above lots and when
desired. viii furnish lumber 10 those wishing
70 build.
They have also 50 very choice lots left o the
original WinsOr addition near corner OF East
81. and Fifth-aye.
Thew wish TO sell 200 lots before juno l. and
In order % do 50 vii! make very low prices.
Title perfect. Abstracts furnished TO every
purchaser.
other business taking their time and atten-
ton so fully they have decided 20 Offer for sale
their beautiful resort grOuBds-26 acres at the
terminus OF the D., l.. q y. Suburban Rail
road. nearly 0ne-quarter mile frontage on the
south side of Reeds Lake. with mammoth
pavilion now beiug com pleted also base ball
park. etc. These are by Tar the finest grounds
OF Reeds Lake.
They will sell This magnificent property very
low OF exchange ior vacant city or suburban
lots.
Here is a quick fortune for the right man.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
Rr - )rNcg PROPERTY FOR SALE


RE- ~JENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
houses aud lots east of last 81. Just OF
" calthy- ave. only go and t4UJi terms easy.
I house and lot east oil East-st.. south OF
llfthase.. 500 payments easy these houses
are all new.
house and lot on Charles-St.. sll0).
house and LOT on Crosby-st.. 500.
house and lot on south Diy.sion-st, lust
south Il SlXth-aye.. lot 4iXi5-. with Groom
house. hrsI-ciass business property. only sh0J
n SOLD at Ouce.
2houses aud lot. 5JxlaO on Center-st.. lust
south of ttth-aye.. only s33c, worth S5sj0.
house and lot. 50xl2. north OF Wealthy
ave. on LagraEe, price $50.
| house and lot on Lagrave-st south OF
bIake4cy ave. price sll0J.
house and lot. 50xi32. north OF Fifth-aye..
on tass 81, price 500.
iot. corner OF East and Helmboldt-sts.
5ox 10. price 500 Win trade for a good horse
and carriage.
houSs and lot. 40xll0. on Highland ave be
tween JeifSTsOu-avc. aud Center-st.. price Sls0.
vacant lots on Wealtoy-aye.. east OF East
81. from 80 70 s4tJ. terms 20 suit pure haser.
FARMPROPERTY FOR SALE OR TRADE.
% ACRE farm miles south Of Hallst all
"V improved fair buildings; first quality
soil; price SEtV.sw orth S5OJU.
dn ACRES improved; fair buildi Hgs; ( miles
~ south Of Hall-st.. on >. Division; prics
$500.
160 ACRES. miles east from Tower clock
A"p 10 acres improved; rich soil; good or
chard. with fair buildings; so per acre.
l0 ACRES, mile west of the fourishing in
~ c0rporated city OF Grecuvllle. on main
line of D., l.. x y. X. R.; % acres under good
state OF cultivation. with fair buildings; good
greenhouse heated by furnace. Price $500.
| VIII take horses In part payment, with long
/ time on balance. This is u rare chance TO
secure 4 good home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,

The roaring farce entitled ''The
Court Martial" has now played out.
The captains, the colonies, the brga-
der generals and the corporals have
laid aside their gorgeous apparel, and
become once more plain, everyday citl-
zens. The trembling prlvates who have
been hauled over the Goals, are now
holding their breath, n anxious expect
atlOn of their fate. Whether they Will
Dc ordered shot, or simply kicked out
OF the company, Is isaquestiOn Of solemn
import 10 them and their "best girls, ="
who have been won't 70 smile upon their
dark blue coats and light blue pants,
as they irOd on each others heels
and stumbled over Grand Rapids pave
ments IN their efforts TO keep in line.
Whichever may be their fate. those
blue clothes must be shed and sur
rendered 70 some other fellows, 10 be
displayed 70 the admiring gaze of
small boys and gum-chewing maldens.
While the military acknowledgements
OF the State are sweltering and sweat
ing through the two hundred foolscap
pages Of testimony taken, the rest of
the patriots of Michigan may wait, in
the full assurance that strict justice
Will be meted out 70 the offenders.
Great IS military red tape IN times Of
peace.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

TIE Supreme Court OF Maine con-
forms 10 the United States Supreme
Courts Original package" decision, in
the noted Burns case. Burns, several
years ago, opened in Augusta an "orig-
mai package" business, selling only
liquors, however, that were imported
from the provinces OF other countries,
claiming that the state had no right
under the United States Constitution 10
interfere with lis business. The case
has been carried up step by step until
ltis now decided in Burns favor. The
court says IN part. "The Iowa case
Just decided by the Supreme Court Of
the United states clearly settles the
question. We are hound By that dec.s
ION o. reverse the ruling below, and 70
sustain the laws contended for by the
respondent"
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

THr distinction between FORGIVENESS
snd forgetting was welt touched upon
u Cougre gressmsD Morse, of Msssachu
sets. as follows "We may forgive the
wrong ard a great wrong 70 VAS
whirh she'd rivers ~ blood and fl ed
the land with widows and orphans and
wasted billions Of treasure. but 'let my
right band forget Its cunning and my
tongue cleave TO ths roof 0t my mouth
when make traitors and patriots
equal. or when Z fail to discern between
ere loyal soldiers Who ncri.ed 1nd az
down their lives - defense IF their
country. and the tra tors vho sought
20 destroy ft.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

SAM SMALL il not quite a failure il he
can produCe any reformatory effect on
a dude. TIc says They tell me did
the spider-Iegged duoes a heap Of good
when vas here before. There were
more spiderIesgsd dudes here then
than I ever saw anywhere else. As
soon as T commenced talking about
them they unI0aded on the niggers.
Then there were more spider-legged
niggers here than anywhere else. NOW
a dudes pants IS twice a. large as a
gsntlsmsn's These little town dudes
wear a No. shoe and a No. Z nat.
don't believe God had dudes n con-
temptation when he made Adam.
ueheve the whole business 5 a march
stolen on Cod
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

THE thiri Biennial reunion ~ the
remhers of t1e Mich gan legislature
sd state officers, 20 he heId lu Lansing
en- the rOth srt llth INST. bids far ~
Re a most enjoyable time. These -ath-
sr.nrs srs increasing m interest and
serve tc keen I'D the socIai features Of
1eg-slaavs Efs. Tee tvo Houses of
l,sa WI meet m ioint convention.
Tuesday evsnug, PRESIDED ever tv
r~ps1 ere Ban srt >re8 Ser
r-ekerna ard answer to rol cal hy the
Secretary snd the CIerk. Whether q
quorum ~ present. 'r rct. BUSINESS will
proceed and 10 enc VIII ralse a pcmt
cf order.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

Any Subscriber 10 THE 'rELEGRAM-
HERALD who fails to reosiSe the paper
regularly, sF Who may have reason 10
complain Of late delivery, will confer a
special f.Ssr. by informing this once OF
the fact at Oaes- send postal card or cal
up telephone 53I.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
The Buyer Guidel

INEN IA q great ana growing eiy
l. Like tA.s, Ilere are people Nlo
Nant O. dispose Qf their property is
g0o1 reasons. coUSeq 4entA teele are
halgalas "a ~ found al a.. Da4es-
1 SOLICIT the Saie ~ property thst
/ w-A le q bargain iog tae pUrcaassf-
1 DO NOT care to list property thai
1 peops - not cars @hogt ss.iN.E
II NoU have property O. oreT 81 =
low hgure, I can hna you quioG
buyer.
THEkE has been q large numbel 81
houses ana iots aud Vacant iQls
paced IA my hands dur.ng the past trw
DAYS d sell.
ny LIST 0f property Is like a new
vi stock of eoods-you can nua lusi
WAat you want IA b&Tgalu and on
souT CWL terms
II NOU ever think or buying s home
oT want al investment ~ help yoa
ga in hfe, come IA and see nae.
II lOU have O. WORK during TIE day,
come ln, ln the evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
VIM. A. GILBERT.

REAL ESTATE AND LOAN oFflDE.
ROOM 8, MlDDlCoNu hVLDNa,
Phone No. SOIL. Office open evenings.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
RiTtIand's Addition

Don't miss the chance Of securing home at
present low prices. iu enc 81 the finest resi-
oence sites ADJOINING the city. kirtland'S ad-
ditiOu. and bear & kirtland'S addition on
south side ~ Griggs ave. one and two blocks
west of south blvisiou-st. Un south part oI
city,. IS more than ever attracting the atten-
flun II home-Srckers and investors rs com
manding situation affords magnificent view
~ the city, IS high and level, and has the ad-
vantage Of perfect natural drainage Taxes
low. ou proposed extension OF street railway
good neighh0TS. best of water. very healthy
locality and lies contiE0us 70 many 0f the
large industries oi TIVE city. Good school and
church privileges. and many other aIyanfa-
geous features. The Improvements now going
ON show That This property lies directly in the
course n the city's growth. I also have soma
desirable business lots farms and ch ice TIM
her-d land. and houses 20 sell 40 real bargains q
OF exchange for city property.
G. III. KIRKLAND
Omcc and Residence corner Of 6rlrs ave. and
burhaI ln-sr
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
---HARGATNS u ---
REAL ESTATE!
AT THE OFFICE OF
BROOKS & BROOKS


WE want % IND the person who wants p
W house bad enough 10 build TIE house. We
viii furnish ihe loi and building material
WHO has q stock ~ b3uts and shoes or DRY
" goods. etc.. 90 exchange lor house aDd lot
o. farm Come and see ns
W. have 81 A No. house and lot On South
" Lafayctfe-st. il is cheap 81 $40.
ANANo froorn house. -fs College ave g.
= exchange. VIII fafe of good horses.
w have ~ ssle several uc~ houses On the
" HUl. 40 modern cHnF p trucse. property
has RAJ s-f = per cent. in tlIs locality .n the
past month. if vou arc 81 need ol house it
viii pay you ~ investigate.
QN BfaIuard-sr. fwc new fr1crn houses 81
- feet frrH HfaZe good cellar. Its water. "a. g.
tern. ffr. go down. Friff t
WE win seII vou . .ot f,r s. down and s. per
" moath.
FoR SALE or src1tHos
EotrFr-. ~ improved ~ rifles from No
- cord c:aflon go0G l-lse and barr ilfs
al fruit
OF hrPTS B.en6o1- n urr9Vs1 eo91 ~
o. -far1 good bul1 LBS ana tf ih'f
"a bCFE, Barr. eoan-v roas tror
house trn fr.s l-ars-r .rs - enfo
.-tnarf # -rs god Rs iFf CTS
property
CHE4p HowF- cr orr #est os rst 70
fr en- f-e r rff@r
fr vffrrter r
KKrptrF a-s cheap H fhs
ore ---- T-sesa- a-s 'r-ssaT s-s-sres
rEa.E HrE-
af feT p saes~ar ses.
Te.rrfr-t $685.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

Rev. DAVID UTTER, of Chicago, wants
an exhibit made of the various reli-
giOns at the Worlds Fair Perhaps the
spirit of emulation excited by the pros
pect of such an exhibit might induce
the people 10 exhibit a little more of
their religion in every day life.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

"WoNES. white or black" says Stan
ley, 81 regard as far above Us. They
are more human, they aremore prompt
with sympathy, they are more tamable
to new ideas, than We of the opposite
sex" Stanley IS about to be married.
His explorations in the state of matri-
mOnY may not confirm his opinions.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

EOk SALE-plue and hardwood lands city
property of all kinds We'll locAtea. Also
monry 10 loan on good real estate. ia sums
from 49, O. siGls0 al lhe lowest rafe II inter
est. Cal al 80. LoNett blOck. opposite
sweet gotel A. r. Antlsdel l5-
TO PARTIES desiring to purchase property
L no one 90 The most pleasant rural l0ca.
Uous. Wc nlN say. plc4se tAse a leuA at cur
property il ths VILLAGE OF Lisbon. aud Thea
make Us al offer. Ne mean huslress and are
bound L. sell 10 the highest bidder as soon a.
The bids are AN IN. Address q. j. & A. B.
LimalIes hraad Rapids. Mich. liiii
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
w. B. SWEET G CO..

loueeess0rs % SWeet q schmlell
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS.
ls3z Monroe street.
Rooms 81 and g.. Telephone l92l
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

sssz55t-s large farm devoted 20 boarding
ttItsH h,horSes. ~ acres q good pasture
Et Mpleuty of shade and good water no
x(AKDE oarbed wire fence Du the farm
~ ~ 90 orses taken 20 and from Tree
Pr ccs less than for pasfuring nearer the city
Telephone my driver al residence NO. Hfl. or
No. a.4. the AntI-haisOmine Company oihce
Il North DiVsion-.i. VI. T. Church. IZ1f
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
largest or All Michigan Dallles Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

ks1k kFNl-A la4se laE a saa : better
= l4-se ls-- = Hs.t -a--ss1s t~,lsSi iile.-s -
k0k SALE- cess Eouar 80 9saias 81 h71ss
1ee asa lseaefH % q respects c,s4t
foQIs oes.aes Haalrss a~4 ass bat.i-res.il
A-a 80 r.r llTuacr. lltf aaIef Hel saa e.s
ttr4 1ata Iat wafer cIH~et "a aH.a>e. tIoal
@'e t-rA staf-s. lsl . - - ife-t SIS
t-N1. Avis &. 1ace ts 4 - H. toa. rss-. 4
N.t4 Ae->c-lan el-l-~l-s tt
/ ook uEIE We ars tgialas aus laeasrp
- l.>~ss ~ ele % elI kt..lt---tt. -s.S -raf
silSi hAl s-.1 Lifls. oi. ST.. Ervsl barge a.
lsf sllS 44t $3.50 lloerr4 improved Lullses Sal
- eEItsHll >ls srEf residences lats .n a. 81 lsaE.-
avs - Ne- ~@at s lol aaNeAeft 10 tar c-if
CO. rs arier- l-glne. At-Eta Aer.Lt. -
he-s- -4-2 eleeA. Telephone lsl.
EoR sALE-w. n Srr.bnet has fs~ uas7e of
fnosr clr@aaf residences fer soir. 4no all
ps pleased g. slew iheu 81 strangers sl AIS
~ha AFr seeking 3 soaa home Aeli ears 4Ea
D. .eAf44oc4- Aiso $500 - iAAA ~ s4A2s -
sult. "a
II NoU Wish 70 reat. bus se.l OF exchange
cts of t4ru pruperly. cali 0a ~ A0arcss
thsmocslla hFetArFs, s. Fssfi-ss Loans As-
soe atea. ia
EoR SALE-A very desirable residence pro
peEis ia oae ~ the eaeiersf localities "a
tae eiiA, ~lu lafse stoaad. ~ tie iuvoefl
culgel.lt acrs. Ela ~ exceptionally favorable
terms. For particulars as - Frlcr. terms
etc. inquire en the premises ~ ~ toUAtata D
81. Mss. aeo 4. hlmtst le
L'0k SALE OK kkAf-0n long lease. no l.-
hrsi hl.ass-sL lu4IlTs ~ ~ hrea4hs o,
% Beolz lo
SkE oN X Ilsts before investing we can
- sllt AJl ia location aEa prices ga o4f
thcfrk ST. AlAiS.ol-si. or T. AN "af4 i aie
tuls property IS Increasing a. value raFlas
aaa Wiu double within s. year. luy eGrN aua
save thc advance lvW nous for seize alsa
Auu,fnan tlIffalww
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

NVANTED-Ever consumer of stove gaso
w line Il know that ! am selling stove gas
oline in any quantity AZ cents per gallon,
delivered 10 any part OF the city. I. q. EliiD-
wood corner last Fulton and south Division
81. Telephone l0rh. nov l. ~
EANTED-Aftention horseman. the dam
w ofthc celebrated Now viii be- on eNhlhi-
tion and for sale This afternoon Al the LaZlc
hotel barn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03


The "godhke" Daniel Webster, great
As he was. had no conception OF the
future of this country. About fifty
years ago, on bill 70 establish a mail
route from Western Missouri TO the
mouth Of Columbia nver, he SAID OF
the West.
"What do we want with the vast,
worthless area This region of savages
and wlld beasts, OF deserts, OF shifting
sands and whirwlnds OF dust, OF cac-
tus and praiue dogs? To what use
could We ever hope TO put these great
deserts, or those endless mountain
ranges, lmpenetrable and covered 10
their base with eternal snOw2 What
can We ever hope % DO with the West
ern cOast--a coast OF 5000 miles, rock
bound, cherries and unlnyitlng, and
not harbOr on Il? What use have we
for such a country? Mr.. President,
Will never vote one cent from the pub
lie treasury 10 place the Pacific coast
one inch nearer TO Boston than It now
Is"
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

ks3R KFNI-A loass far S& sna = better
le-se ls.- = par .4-L.s1s t~lsessle... -
stresi Car. J. = ftssll.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

tDh -ALk-tlne house ON Charles 81. one
house ou College cave. NO houses lSi 0uf-
side tbr city. oae house oA flilA ave. tDe
house Or alton 81. one blaek on IOstHGtk 81.
one Rouse NIIu between cne aua two acres ~
ground GA eorH H.f # Han and Eastst, twenty
nke let's Just outside 0i The city. enc house oa
the rs esI side. Any n the above are offered
O. great bargain hy u. keeuioeI. L. M9nTue-
81. can daring thr doctors business hours
~ u A ma. o. p M ls-