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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
Fatal nucI Over a Girl.

READISG. Pa, sept. 6.-John Brown,
coloreG. who received wound in the head
last night while exchanging shots with
Holm Arhegus. also colorcG;, in a quarrel
over n White girl named Kate kunklc, died
in the Reading hospital TINS morning. The
men had hotn been paving attentions 10 the
girl. and she was Walking with Arbcgus
last evening when they we're encountered
by Brown, who opened ire. Arbegus re-
turned TIT. IRE ami Brown fell mortally
wounded. Arbegus and the girl are both
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
FORGOT WIFE AND FAMILY.
Arrest of Two Rivers, Wis, Man by the
Chicago Police.


CHICAGO, H., sept. 9.-Charles Gunkel
is under arrest on serious charge.
Gunkel had been living harmoniously
NTH his wife at Two Rivers, Wis, until
few months ago, when he became in
tatuated with Mrs. Gunkels younger
sister, Theresa Bugler, rosy-cheeked
girl Of IS. Last May Gunkel came to
Chicago. Mrs Gunkel heard it ru-
mored that her husband was living with
another woman here, and last week
came here TO investigate. After consid-
cradle searching she found her husband
living with her ls-year-old sister on
Howe Street She went 10 the Chicago
Avenue station to obtain the assistance
ot an officer, but on returning the guilty
paIr had made their escape. Officers
bear and pecelle were put upon Gun
kci,s trail, and succeeded i'll finding him
Yesterday. Theresa has departed, no
Ole hnnuS yba -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
Gannrou. J.DDpTpr .sosaDh,

VIENHA, Sept. 6.-The finance min
ister is blamed for his miserlv policy in
regard to providing protection against
foods. 1t is claimed that entirely in
sufficient appropriations have been
made for this purpose. The Emperor
has given nearly $4,000 personally for
the benefitof the Sufferers bv the tiood-.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
A Good Round Price.

All the rights, titles, interest, fran
chses, etc, OF the Union Ferry, Com
pany, of New York, in real estate, fer
rious kinds, we're sold on the Sd by Auc-
tioneer Adrian II. Muller, at the New
York Real Estate Exchange, for So, 25O,- :
600. The purchasers were Messrs. Low
ry, Stone 4 Auerbach, legal firm in the
city. They declined to give the names
of the parties for whom they were act
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
RUN ON A SAVINGS BANK.
Two Young Men Responsible for Almos
ial

Financial Crash.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 9.-Excite-
ment ran high yesterday over the an
nouncement that the ST. Joseph County
Savings Bank would close its doors. A
run on the bank began in the afternoon,
and continued until o'clock. the hour
of closing. Investigation proved that
the run was started by two young men
who had been refused payment on a
800 draft because the cashier did not
know them, and they did not find any
one to identify them. Many of the
substantial business men left their
large deposits in the bank, and it was
NOT affactad
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
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Act of an Insane Farmer,

DEuARRsvILLE, Ky, Sept. sc. F.
Wakefield, farmer, insane, set fire to
his dwelling and fired shot gun at his
daughter while she was trying TO save
some Of her clothing, the shot taking
effect in her shoulder, neck and back OF
her head. He then ran into the house,
saving lie would burn himself W, but
his wife, after hard struggle, dragged
him out.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
Too HomeIy to Teach school.

HARTFORD, Conn, sept. "a young
ladv from Youngstown, O., who had
been engaged as instructor IN New
Britain school. was refused the situation
after arriving there 20 take charge, The
only reason that The principal of the
state normal school gave her was that
she was ''too homv' y" He agreed to
paw her months aary and expenses
back to NoungstOM l.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
Brakemen Tie Up a Road.

F1SpLAY, O., Sept. 9.-The brakemen
and switchmen mi,ioyed on the Toledo,
Columbus & Cincinnati road went out
Yesterday on account of disagreement nj
as to wages Thi- almost completely
blockades freight Lgsiness on the rail
road from Toledo TO kenton. The
brakemen demanded raise from $40
to s., and this being refused they quit
work.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
EXTENSIVE MILL FIRE.

Lumber Yards and Sawmill Burned Out
at Muskegon.
MrsKEGoS, Mich, Sept. 9.-Fire this
morning burned the Michigan Shingle
Company's mill, 22,o0o, 900 shingles, and
800 900 feet Of lumber The total loss
is sos ,Oo0; insurance on lumber and
shingles. $50 600: on mills, $4,000.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13

WArrRrowN, y. y, sept. 9.-The old
elevator of the O1dcnsburg q Lake
rhanpIain Railroad Company, at Og-
dcn-burg. burned this morning, with
$4,000 bushels Of corn and oats. twas
well insured.
The loss will be about 500, 100. The
fire was burning ficrcclv at 3 O'Clock,
md threatened the coal and lumber
90 ri n I ~. yipinitv
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
GIANT GAS WELLS STRUCK,
Powerful Finds Near Belle Vernon, Pa.
settle False Stories,

l'ITrSBURG, Pa, Sept. 1.-Two of the
'Jfgr~t natural cas wells ever developed
II this district struck the land" with
~ tie past twenty-four hours One OF
tr wells il located near Belle Vernon
nd i owned by the Philadelphia Com
@Ity The other is the property of the
iSeWater tlas Company and is in the
h3.dMnod field When the wells were
fought in they blew out the castings.
u u estimated that both are good for
pounds rock pressure The gas
5T"m these wells will be sufficient TO
I'm halt the mll,sin the city, and pretty
thoroughly explodes the stories that
lie gaS was giving out
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13

arbitration for the settlement of differ
ences between the American nations.
2. Recommending the adoption of a
similar plan by the nations of Europe.
3. Declaring that the right Of conquest
could not be recognized by the American
nations.
The President in his letter says: ''The
ratification of the treaties contemplated
by these reports will constitute one of
the happiest and most hopeful incidents
in the history of the Western hemi-
cnhara' ,,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
TmbrcIIa Manufacturers Fan.

ToRoxTo. Ont. sept. G.-The Colonial
Umbrella Manufacturing Company has
made an assignment The Liabilities are
not vet known. bat will, it is believed, be
fuIIy covered by the assets. All The heavy
creditors are in Engiand and the United
states The assignment is said to hava
been brought about b. international dis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
HAVEN'T STRUCK BoTTOM.
Little Progress in the New York Central
Train Wre cking Case.


PouGHKEErsIE, \. Y, Sept. 9.-Tim
Dunwoodie, the tlagman who first found
the obstruction on the track south OF
New Hamburg, last night, and
who tagged the up-bound express,
has gone to Albany in charge OF
Detective Dowd to tell his story to Supt.
Bissell. There Is a strong feeling that
the so-called attempt to wreck the ex-
press was bogus affair, and that Dun
woodie knows more about 1t than he has
ALL
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13

The reported sale of the wholesale
carpet establishment conducted bv
John Wanamaker, of Philadelphia, to
Boyd Harley & Co. has been con-
firmed. The Wanamakers' annual bust
n ess at this house was estimated at ST.
100000. No details of the sale can be
learned.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
NEWS IN BRIEF.
A Big Wool Eailure

VIM. Bloom & Co., dealers in woolens,
No. 5l Chauncey Street, Boston, made
tiles are stated to be $50, 900, and assets
nominally $4,000.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
REPUBLICANS IN DELAWARE.
hiehardson 10 Head the Ticket With
Cannon for Congress

- = II = IhV htpUDIIc-
an state convention met here at 1910 p.
NJ. VIM. {. >pruance was made
temporary chairman. and committees
on resolutions, credentials and
nomination We're selected. The indica-
a,ns are that there will he no contest
Whatever, and that Harry j. Richardson.
g Dover, will he nominated for COVER,
nor and Henry F. Cannon. of Fridge
lie. for "neress. by acclamation. The
= I oFm has not Vet been comnleted
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
Mississippi's Constitution.

The Mississippi Constitutional Con-
vention was in session all day on the
4th, and finally disposed of the peni-
tentiary question by the adoption of a
substitute for the committee report,
which provides that no convicts
shall ever be leased or hired to any
person or corporation, public or private,
after December |, 1894, and that the
Legislature shall abandon leasing system
as soon as possible.
The judiciary committee, to whom was
referred the question of the authority
of the convention to enact constitu-
ton without submitting the same to the
people for ratification, decided that the
conventions action is final.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13

At Rock Island, ILL.,, on the 9th, Fran
els Murphy, the Temperance orator, was
married to Mrs. Rebecca Fisher, Of
Council Bluffs, Ia. The honeymoon
will be spent in the East.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
GUARD AGAINST CHOLERA.
Greatest Care to Prevent the Spread OF
the Dread Plague.

the Dread Plague.
PARIS, Sept. 9.-The Board of Health
has issued a report in which it SAYS that
the sanitary condition of France is ex-
cellent. In Spain, where the cholera has
prevailed, the situation is slightly inn
proving. The French quarantine sta
tlons are working we'll. The measures
against the introduction of cholera by
pilgrims from Mecca have been success
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13

ODESSA, Sept. S.--During the last ten
dayg 75O jewish families have left Ber-
ditscheff for England, America and
Australia.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
What They Recommend.

The President has transmitted TO
Congress the recommendations of the
International American conference
touching international arbitration, to-
gether with letter of transmittal from
Secretary Blaine. In his letter the sec
retary says:
The act of Congress, approved May "a.
1883. authorized the President to invite
several other governments of America to
join the United States in conference for
the purpose of discussing and recommend
for the settlement of disagreements and
disputes that may hereafter arise between
them. In pursuance of this invitation
( me conference recently in session at this
! capital adopted three reports:
l. Recommending a definite plan of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
ACCEPTED A DESIGN.

rial Monument.
New YORK, Sept. 9.-The Grant mon
ument committee met this morning at
$40 Fifth Avenue, all the members be-
ing present except Hamilton Fish: AT
ter a two hours session they decided to
accept the design Submitted by John c.
Dnnran
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
Standing octhe Clubs.

The following table shows the correct
standing of the leading leagues in the
associations UP to SCptember .:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
Water Goes Down.

The Elbe is still sixteen feet above
the normal height at Dresden, says a
London dispatch of the 9TH, but it is
gradually falling and it is believed the
danger is over. The Freudenau races
which were to have taken place on day
had to be abandoned, the course being
submerged A slight subsistence is no.
ticed in the main branch of the Danube
at Vienna to-day. Similar reports come
from Linz, Stem and Dullu. The Aus
trian government has granted II, 10000
for repairing the damage done by the
floods and assisting the sufferers.
The Chronicles Vienna correspond
ent saws il is estimated that the losses
hv the floods in Central Europe Will
reach so. .oO0, 600 Owing to the damage
TO the beet crop it is likely that the Aus
trian sugar exports will be 90 per cent.
under the average.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
The Trades Union Congress.

The Trades Union Congress, in session
at Liverpool on the 4th, voted in favor
of having the working day of eight
hours made compulsory by Parliament.
An amendment to the effect that the
eight-hour day ought to be voluntary
and be secured by such trades as de-
sired it was rejected. Mr.. Abraham,
member of Parliament, said that if the
present Parliament would not make the
adoption of the eight-hour system COM
pulsorv, the workingmen, by the use OF
the franchise, could get IA house that
would give them what they wanted.
The vote on the question of making the
eight hour day compulsory stood Isl to
173, and the announcement of the re-
suit was followed by prolonged cheers.
Women and Children Butchered.
The steamer Taurus has arrived at
Marsei'les with marines and soldiers
from Dahomey. The men are IN pitt
able condition, their health having been
completely shattered by the hardshlps
they have endured. The Taurus
brings the details of the defeat of
Egbas by the Dahomeylans. The
victors. ii appears, destroyed thirty
villages and took 5000 prisoners. The
Dahomeyians We're guilty OF the most
inhuman acts. All the infants that were
captured in the village were killed,
MANY of them being burned alive. Eg-
bas and 10000 of his followers tied to
the Catholic mission at Abbeotka. King
Behanzin afterwards advanced into the
interior and captured 2,OoOmore prison.
ers. One thousand women who were
taken were put to death.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05
nrnocnArIc rn.rlnsNY.

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-s ..-.....- t,s...i.. ,.,..~.c,, 3.
tatl -rafit e. -e ~ s@rtls
cf tae eultTg an1 ccc..lo-i2-
Ueurcrste rsusF = ei1nsrr,i. REL e. 81
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tae ~ os-t--l = i--'lea -fi r.
aIla le. lrC Dca-i astlst. oi ta.s e4ts
.s.... never -ae. tre "A. ~ s. tbgrt SD
...
i- eetioli Al a coi -lit sNA- ai'i-t.s o
sweet carr. ol course lLlEs o. l-
..t.of +,, ....o-.tv T..e NIxaek4e
.......- 80 8.
very lhe-c-- --t Ns
sir keec seems 20 have carried fhe
day m t.e Mouse la. ruling sllAl4
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05
WRECKED BY a HURRICANE.
Sir Dwellings, large Bsl and Other
Property Destroysd st Red lodge

Property Destroyed st Red Lodge.
Rrn L0nGF. Mont Feb 4 A terrific
hurricane. Glled With slrst. struck hi
place Monday night. and inside Of tw
minutes had wrecked sir dwellings, an
re age ha'i beIong ~ % the osd
Fsllows besides doing great damaz
20 othe- proper'7 Dozeus
chimnsys were broSen oa I'D
pi pipe-stsns sn3 the bricks ~
red lo3g distances hy ~ fu-ious vir
Fences ard opt-buildings we're a.stroA
al ever be -itT Several larEe has
vvs-. unroofed and n1-a bor % snfus
wee killed ~ the Hying debris =
srsds Of trees n ne psth 90 -he 81
rsre 8ss-~ored NJ lives ve-e Issn
80 cif7. brt it ssie thsta raacbua's
cabin vas s.oNr over fvs riirs veso.
hs-s ars tos oene- kine7 T. is p
sbs hat rs1v animal on tas Ts'ss
have re s-ed-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05

There 10 question taat Republican
leaders have frequently recognized and
defended thc veryuractce that Speskcr
Reed has ovvrruhd, bat the practice
has since degenelated .ntoa gross abuse
and the people of the country viii
stand hy any panty taat demolshes ii.
The practice was founded on llc, and
IL enabled smal. majority, led boy Mr.
oates IN the last Congress, ln opposition
To tine direct tax t.l. To cause the
longest bat one deadlock on record
and the waste OF much valuable time.
Many eminent statesmen also upheld
the law Of slavery and there was much
sound. legal learning I'M Ch.ct Justice
Tauey's decision m the bred scott ease.
But the peop.cof TINS country soon got
where they wouldn't stand that kind OF
law any longer and thad to 90. CnIot
Justice Taucys decision practically
gave i the death blow, by showing up
lts cnorm.ty.
The deadlock of last session and the
threats OF southern Democrats, mn
mcd.atcly after Congress, that they
would choctualy block the legislation
proposed by that majority which the
people had put n Congress, nave had
much the same effect rs tine Dred Scott
decision. Tho abuses arising from that
parliamentary nc wcrc shown up and
are no longer bcarablc. The lie must
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05

Y mALE-rtrE DfrARrNl>r


EkoLlEE a Cl I tk'~
Y mAL t-rtfE bEPARTNEAr
D.. p. sAnWtII. fA.tsLE.
Weston Building. i8 Canni->t
S0UrH GRAND RAPID, Less far sals on
t9i ."si"fAi tf". AN. N'..| E
Goa s. 0f0s.0-are so ger lut cHtaarl Iual
ans other suI4r1aH lot- of .ual IsDtrt
good place ip. ni".rrsIr inftsi Helt
eii tif riaf uHn Solo. call uu iInIrr 81 .'-
ltf rrai e>fatr department Weston hui-a.l
S450O hli BOY tne modern l,siaea
= 49, ihtif1t ir.t lrNIA o.. M a.a.ai 'f
II paid down. balance ral be paid ar
nlot'1 trazlfr caters reai estate 81, ,l...II
mcnt IS esi0u bllldlls.
S450O buys house aad io' on >hsicoa-' .
~ uoIih 80 H ga .iiA ave-, lItt nIIHII.r
so from NnIful ST. In4l.ff iruIrf a i.t
lti i'ai estate drparmeuJ Weston hui i.f-u-.
z 400 viii take the beauiIlul ncw mod. .
o'op room dwelling. corner Center sI.
neAf->fs.s terms EASY. tTOLicr A fullcf .
feai estate d'i arlmeat. Weston building
SIokE Ii lLDlAo Nith suites reofrs
- above. ou Natisou-aYe. vii bt SOLD f.r
cash or exchanged. a. harga1. troritf a.
Cutler reai estate DEPARTMENT Weston bu-la.
iug.
A SPRING STREET Hous. for tso ianiiIle,.
d viii be- sold cheap or exchanged fof other
property by CroHer 4 Cutlers rcsl estate oe.
partmenf. Weston building.
II nj rkLGNN. The lively WaBufacfuriE y
lake city. we have sofne hne acre Uropsrt y
Inside Of lluI. .fs Hc Niil sell or e. rhauge fnr
Grand Rapids property. Crozier Cutler =
real estate ctpart,prUt Weston building.
$500 Farm OF ~ acres. ~ milcs from ~ kl
- " fltasahi make good home sfII or
exchange for property herF frnTirr FufIcr s
real estate department Weston bulidiuE
DN "IHE BILL" We have Tor safe i've new
- modern dwellings rriCr S4D1 "a 49,
Cr0zler a Cutler ? real estate department "a ts
ton huiidnc.
= kinds a. cifv suburban property aff fzrIus
for sale or exchange hv FroT'rf q Cutler
real estate department. Weston building.
- securities bought and eOid hy lrogIrf a
Cuilers real estate department. Weston b-lld
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05

~ you once try Carter ! fue 3 sef
+. ter scA n-a.sae 4. aaspes> ~
eopstl1st.an. yo0 Nll lieseF 81 wl-
l1sz k9 are bttey Fege at-t
sglAll ana e@sy 10 take. Dou'l iorzet
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05
go SUISSE KIBERs

49, snssertssr - TaE TELEGRAM.
HERALD -as falls to receivs the PAPa
rssuiAriy, 90 ~hs meJ have rS~s"A %
ss@.slAia or iAt= dsilss<ys sti confer
special favor by isforsnins this once si
ths fast a. aaes. ssna gostai eAsd or cal
.p t@lsPhons 5sl-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED stanley in Africa, lust
= cot, 5pD agents wanted for the only rom
p.e'e and reliable history cf his wonderful
career 80 large pages l.D iuil psCe ilBstra
tors; immense sc'ier, very liberal terms
send ~ once address of al book agents you
kua's- With .H cents f0r posts age. and Get cofl-
plcte out0t free. vs.. 3. Wilcox 4 60. as Dear
born St.. Chicago. June a
AGEST~ WkNTED-We have Al original
= plan iu dealing wftu our agents which
they Greatly appTerlaff. $50 fUru sh them
slth aus quantity ~ ouI catalogue. With fhe.r
name printed on each as exclusive agent for
their county. agent. have merely f. zee thar
tle rafa -l's arc properly distributed and
the rrs4It IS marvellous Az a-tlf iu thls way
can cstah. Et large mall 70 t.. lul pafticm
lars maj 'ied on receipt OF cents Sen stamps
Lester Payne a Co.. Hsffl" Nicb g.
WANTED gents for 'nr history of the Es-
" piorations ~. Dsrinc iIrris ard Grand
Achievements ~ ~tanicys ag Hts outfit - .ffI
circular free. Address ~. e. Browning a 60.
Toledo. Ohio aiIt
AGENTS should write FOR nfr. irafed circular
\ aud terms irr rwo week TRIAL of Missouri
Wssher washes dfrfiasf clothes clean hv bot
steam without rutH.uE r.sv - sold rrof p
t.r = Worth. 81 Lou's. So. tuue q
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05
HTs ~ Be- ea" CURED

Ry Hkng Hoods SsTsaparIila. VIII n. ~
The remarkable cures ~ h4s accomplished.
a4s proven Itself 10 be potent and peculiar
aeeicne for this disease. II you suffer from
scrofuA. Try Hood sArSapAr.ll4.
~Eyuy spriEg ny wife aud children haya
been roubled with scT0igla. ny little boy.
three wears oil. being = terro.e sufferer.
Is s,rlng De was o4s mass of sores from
beadttteet. Veal took Hood sArs4paTina.
and alI have been cured o. the scrctlla. Ny
htle loy is entirely free from sores and al
four 81 my children looA bal GIT ami healthy"
". T. ATHERToS, Passalc CITY, y. j.
Hoods Sarsaparllla
soid b, Al druggists 81 six Tor s. Prepared oaiJ
byC.IHOOD 4 CO, Apotheearies. Lowell. Ma
IcO Doses One Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05
S170(l

n~ YoI WISH 10 LEARN FRENCH
- quickly and easily TO vou vIsh
60 acquire the col rect French pronoun
ciauonf Apply 20
=. BEkARD
20 rnDIcoa et.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05
DIR. WILBUR


'UI'H IT 'IIIUUI' IIIcIfeto.
Laos suffering from complaints peculiar to
tholr.N can consult the doctor with every
asSuncr # speedy relief and permanent cure
Ntuf s1hlectuE Ihrm io thC embarrassing
uroce-e 90 an examination. which iu nine
cass~tf of ten is unuecns>4rv- Ihe Doctor
p4rtiiar.v Invites aU cases that have been
g.veup by other physicians
FRIE
ofr IlogKs-Fr1m 10 a. m. 20 q ,. m. sun
days cepted.
Tums and Cancer Removed without
Pain or I.c OF Knife.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05
SCROFULA

l. thaE isapuTiry q the tlooo wsleh produces
gns. .g-ay lamps or saolings ia the neck;
shlch causes r1nliag sares on t,e anus,
sgs. 81 feels whlch develops ulcers in sas
syes. esfss or lose. oi-el a. LIS t-lacaess oF
nsafnessf wL,ch IS Tire cr q VimF es. car
eeToas gro~las, or Aalno- s.. 80 ehlch. fLsteli-
a. upoa lie lungss causes ---.s .lIali iilon Sna
seAlt- Is IS TIE mosl ancient a al diseases.
andys-y fen pers9as 4gs entIely IRE, from Il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05

ra, question az l-sti. now between
tn.. furniture mon and the city. y one
,o ua..n either of tbe two aides may BE-
t..,, wfb ~-sa. show OF reason.
qse..tv0r.. murh ta the promoters
~ that one industry winch mas made
t,.. Valley CIV known throughout the
world Fsr wears tae.r factories. Yards
4,f lumber o.le. have been located ia
tle s.rv Eeart of the cty. Their busy
wheels have Ah.r.ed from morning uu
r,-.t rh.r numerous employees have
ra~,a and cone upon our streets ght
and ~o-rn-. ln TACT. they have 50
Identified taemsclyc, with the city. that
,t .. -.ar..Iv moss. bIc 10 think OF one
wt,o.t t7e other.
n,rnr all these wears. no great
calamity bv frc has originated lu these
lumber Yards Tecovncr. of tine ward,
arr -o ro-. iss.rou. of having a fire
tb,o Tho rtv... The wards are watched
and protected how well. can be-
.Is,.-r,.q..l IRON, the TACT that hitherto
s-,s haee hecr avoided. Considering.
then. how much the furniture men
.ht... do-e f1r tnc CIV. .and how we'll
t.r,, h4vr avoided becoming a source
of .ler-.- q, the rtv. thev should not
~ der't with pcrcmptoriy. L the time
ha4r,,v come to enact more stringent
fr, o-l..,rre.
r,e furniture MON also owe much 10
toe r.fr which prov,des them With
ro.-r and fro protection. and thcv are
NOT tae mon to ignore their obligations
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
largest OF AL Michigan DsillSs kA-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05

uasfss Srsss sassrts. Pro"St .ss Ear,
0sussrv al ths A0s4i ss~ss and tAs
oiaaasss ana ssss Plsiaig Printsa F.9Ss
P.Busnad ia orsos R4piss-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05
ToR RENT BUSINESS PLAoEs.

E'0R RENT Store and living rooms. best 10
cation In the city for hardware general
store. or lime and feed store. .. IS. Petit f
tana 81. q
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05

\NANIED-posit.0n as nurse reference
given. Mrs. NJ. L. scott. rear l1. LagraNe
ST.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-05

EoR RENT-The three story aud basement
brick building. No. 81 South Division ST.
formerly occupied by Blakeiey 4 Jcnuison.
~. l. & Pm. q. Fuller III East Bridge 50. e