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Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
AUSTRALIAN AFFAIRS.
Opening of the Victorian Parliament.
The Colony Prospering.

MELBOURNE, May 22.-The Victoria
parliament was opened today by Earl
Hopetoun. He congratulated parlia-
ment upon the prosperity of the country
and the rapid strides toward federation,
which, he said, was near. The work OF
strengthening the fort works of the col
ony is advancing; the arming of the
forts with new style breech-loaders is
almost finished. A conference will be
held at Adelaide to take action in con-
cert with the other Australian colonies
to bring about lower postal and cable
rates between Australia and Europe.
Large extensions of existing railways are
also to be made, and irrigating works are
to be constructed.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
THE NATIONAL GAME.
THE CALIFORNIA LEAGUE PLAYS
INDIFFERENT BALL.
The San Franciscos Defeat the Oaklands.
The Stocktons Beaten by the Sena-
tors-Eastern Games in Detail.

SAN Francisco, May 22.-The home
team won in the ninth inning by making
five runs. Batteries-Meegan and Dun
vens for San Francisco.
Score-San Francisco, 10; Oakland, 10.
SACRAMENTO, May 22.-The game to-
day was rather listless. Zigler and Bow
man, for Sacramento, and Hapeman
and Wilson, of Stockton, were the bat
teries.
ore-Sacramento, II; Stockton, 10
National League.
PHILADELPHIA. May 22.-The local
league club lost today's game by their
poor playing. Attendance, 1890.
fhifsfe fhiiadelphia . ~ Z 9 g SS--5
Hits-Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, 6. Errors
Chicago, p Philadelphia, g.. ,Batteries-Sulli-
Umpire-McQuaid.
BROOKLYN, May 22.-Rhines pitched
we'll for the Cincinnati league club to-
day, but his fielders made errors to
counteract his good wook. Attendance,
1,200.
Ginoinnnti. GTnoh1nn 3 993SS S9dd "a
Hits-Cincinnati, Il; Brooklyn, 8. Errors
Harrington; Caruthers Stallings Umpire
Lynch.
Boston, May 22.-Getzein was very
erratic today, the Cleveland league club
in the second innings making four runs
which advantage the Bostons were un-
able to overcome. Attendance, 1000.
SCORE.
eisteIand eHsten ;',9 .9 ! 999a q O. I I
ton, A. Cleveland, 2. Batteries-Getzein, Hardie;
Beaton, thinner, Umpire-McDermott,
New YORK, May 22.-The local league
club won again from the Pittsburgers to-
day. Attendance, 400.
SCORE.
New York. k....,..5 ! Q % 7-19
pittsburg Hits gow vo,,, qG0o1 p,t9.n6,, O. 2
New York, 81 Pittsburg, H. Batteries-Rhssie,
Beckley; Sowders, Miller. Umpires-Powers,
Zacharias.
Brotherhood Games.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-The Cleve-
land brotherhood club had little trouble
in defeating the home team this after
noon. Attendance 900.
SCORE.
PlhilaIdelphia PlnlaII, Zip 20 Q Q 2 3 ] 0,6
oifHtsaiT Hits@Phiadeiphia, O. Cleveland H. Errors
Philadelphia, 8; Cleveland, 5. Batteries-Knell,
Milligan Gruber, SutcliF Umpires-Gunning,
Matthews
BROOKLYN, May Edwards brother
hood team went down before the Bisons
today Attendance 600.
SCORE.
BTGH1lyn. B"}{d5Gy 4 ...:4 So ! 99Sdd IS IS
tic DIR
Brooklyn, II; Buffalo, a. Batteries es-sowders,
Cook; Haddock, Halligan. Umpires-Holbert,
Ferguson
Boston, May 22.-Daley's effective
ness and BostOn's superior fielding won
today's brotherhood game. Attend
ance l 100.
FittsSnrg PSstGns '.a MD S-7 S7
Hits,Bostop, 8; ,Pittsburg.. 8. Errors-Bos.
Maui Quinn Umpires-Knight, Jones.
New YORK, May 22.-The Chicago
brotherhood club lost to Ewing's team
this afternoon. Attendance, 1900.
SSicaSS SSS york Il.......9 ..9 S$9q S-ls g -s
Hits-New York. 9; Chicago, IA. Errors
New York, 4; Chicago,7. Batteries-Ewing
Ewing; Baldwin, Boyle. Umpires-Barnes
Carney.
American Association.
SYRACUSE, May 22.-Syracuse, 5;
Columbus 3.
ROCHESTER, May 22.-Rochester, 4;
st. Louis, 8.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Athletic, %
Toledo, 3.
BROOKLYN, May 22.-Brooklyn, s.
Louisville, Is.
| Long and Sweet.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
The Kings River Flood.

FRESNO, May 22.-The overflow of the
Kings river covers the country for eight
or nine miles near Elkhorn. The river
is rising rapidly and farmers are much
depressed. The water is only two miles
from Chicago, which is located on high
land, Should it reach that settlement,
the loss will be heavy.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
surgestion to Householders

Mrs. Caller: There's horrid dog
running across your garden" Mrs.
Athome: cts our puppy Jack. We
hire one of the neighbors' boys to tie a
wet sponge on his tail and chase him an
hour every day. 1t waters the garden
nicely. ."-[ Frank Leslies.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
Discordant Ticket-Punchers.

BUFFALO, May PIT is learned that
the action of the Rochester convention
of railroad conductors, in eliminating
the anti-strike clause from the consti-
tuition, is likely to disintegrate the or
ganization. Two important divisions
have withdrawn. An eastern delegate
is reported as saying that the action OF
tho convention would certainly result in
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
American MedicOs.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 22.-The
American medical association today
elected w. I. Briggs, OF Tennessee, pres
ident. San Francisco was first named
as the place for the next annual meet
ing, but it was later changed to Wash
ipotOn
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
SALISBURY AND STANLEY.
The Marquis Refers Banteringly to the
Explorers Gibes,


Explorers Gibes.
LONDON, May 22.-The Marquis OF
Salisbury, speaking at banquet of the
merchant tailors tonight, referred ban
teringly to Stanley's utterances regard
ing England's African policy. He
warned his hearers against supposing
that the illustrious travellers statements
revealed the secrets of the governments
policy. Nothing had been surren-
dered, because no agreement had been
arrived at yet. In conclusion, he said !:
"The acquisition of the magnificent ter
ritory which Stanley has revealed, must
be viewed from point of prudence as
well as that of boldness. After our ex-
perience at Khartoum, grave reflection
and the fullest assent OF parliament and
the country are necessary before COM
mitting ourselves to the defense of ter
ritory that is only accessible to the sea
after months OF trouble"
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23

south today reconsidered its action on
the temperance committees report, and
after vigorous debate, decided that no
further action should be taken, and that
the assembly simply affirms the deliver
ance of the previous assemblies on tenn
perance.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
Reformed PresbYterians.

PIrrsBURG, May 22.-The general
synod of the Reformed Presbyterian
church convened here this morning
Its purpose is to bring more closely to-
gether the various branches of the Pres
byterian family. In the afternoon Rev.
Blair, of Coultersville, H., was elected
moderate pc-'r'o-- nf +hc c~eed will
uoi come ~ at this s51ld, TIE lembers
beiog satisfied lo ls to e West
minister creed o. iaiih
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
Long and Sweet.

Old Mr.. Cumso Gas the clock
strikes twelve): els that young man in
the parlor with Mabel minister" ?"
Mrs. Cumso: what makes you ask
that?" Old Mr.. Cumso: II inferred
SO from the fact that he is holding a pro-
tracted meeting. - Judge.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
By a California Sire.

FRANKLIN, Pa, May 22.-Miller & Sib-
ley sold today to Schmulbach & Parker,
of Wheeling, the yearling colt, Gold
Coast, sired by Electioneer, dam Edith
Carr, by Clark Chief This colt is full
brother to Campbell's Electioneer. The
same parties also bought the yearling
colt Golden Slope, by Electioneer, dam
Addie. The price for the pair was
$4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
Private Kills Private.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, May 22.-
Private Tigh, of Battery f, First Artil-
lery, was shot and killed today by
Private Manning, of the same regiment.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
Skipped to Canada.

KANSAS C1rY, May 22.-Elzo Allen,
confidential clerk of the Austin Invest
ment Company, is thought to be in Can
ada, together with $4,000 of the COM
pany's funds.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
MEXICAN ADVICES.


No Revolution in Coahuila-Mazatlan
Overrun with Cinnamon.
Cry OF MEXICO, May 22.-The reports
of revolutionary movement in Goa
hula, headed by Governor Cara Galan,
are unfounded. Galan is now in this
city. Furthermore, he has no following
Mazatlan is overrun with Chinese.
Steps are being taken to ship them
away. Many will go to the United
States
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
Three Coaches Wrecked.

KANSAS Cry, May 22.-Three coaches
on the Chicago and Alton train were
wrecked this morning near Blue river.
Three persons were slightly injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
Prince George in Command.

LONDON, May 22.-T The new British
gup-boat Thrush sailed today to join the
fleet on the North America and West
India station, under command of Prince
George, second son of the Prince of
Wales.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
Clocks in Rarher shoas

New York BARRIERS are removing the
clocks from their shops because custom
ers getlnervous by watching them while
being shaved and the employees cam t
do their work properly.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
Oklahoma,s First Governor.

GUTHRIE, l. t., May Ex-Governor
Steele, Oklahoma's first governor,
arrived here this afternoon, and was
rendered an enthusiastic reception.
The crowd at the station was enormous.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23
Evraud to he Extradited

PARIS, May 22.-The government has
asked the Spanish authorities for the
extradition of Michel Eyraud, arrested
at Havana for the murder of Gouffe at
Paris last July.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23

the withdrawal of large majority, if
not all of the New England, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania divisions, and the
formation of new organization on a
strictly non-striking basis.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-23

Sa1sparr Ffrst terisn-
ntgr' y ~ M 3 he gen.
tfig q 20 Erf 9Ytsiiai church
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25

Cns ef IA 5~ssk sunny Spirits oi
sns wtady CITY.
a GE&s~- ss os<~ .. k~aa. "a. F-rsLsx
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Asyons ssikisg along tbs streets Of
Lsa10a so1sans II sas early sixslsS.
nixht have checked h11sslf al s1rRsd
sboas - l8ox ss passing hggEs.
Thousands did Thsy PAUSED aad
looked because shs zan vss eix. di1~r-
sat IA sxpFsssloa Of face from sthsr
nsa. aad 6scszss froz tas fsee. some
h0s. shsns out shas ga xt ne sane
ti1s erisissi and gsaiAL There szs
tas indication of aegssAsss and Of she
big hears These tAiags showed taen-
ssiyss In tae mas face. Hls aAms sEs
Thaeksry-
walking tas streets Of Chicago 20
day, one Is liable - turn aad look
again a. . naa Who may chance 10 pass.
Tue imPsise Is almost ths same, doabt-
lsss, "a tn@t whlch made one ta-n 20
l00x tNlcs a. 1hsckery. oddly eneugh,
toe. the nan shO aEtF9css attention Ia
Chicago - rsrhaps n-.res Ihaekery
in charaeseE shan z4y other writer
whose nsns Lar become known upon
two continaats. He Is gians physi-
cally. His height Is feet. or 4
inches. He has broad shoulders. and .
leonins 'front.' He IS physically per-
feet barring perhaps, one organ His
hears may Dc little ovsrgrosn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
Sealed Proposals.
nrrIrr - Il D.

oruCr B0srr 30 pfElfr WnFFs
GRIND kaPIns girl.. hprl "a. iED
Sealed proposals vii BE- received a. he
once of The Board Unit Saturday April -.
lesd. ~ 30 y. ~. for rIe construction 90 a
sewer in serend srreet. tween Mic. ga ana
Stocking streets arrofff tE - fhf riaus aua
spscacztlons on fje - TIE oiice a. ths Board.
The Board rfscrYes ths flghf 70 fsleci anT ~
al bids
ZACH bicfei shal deposlt VIII his proDosa.
the srm ~ SO ~ ~ b@ ferfeit@a - TIE CITY ~
Grand Rapids in ease hn shah iaii g. enter
iHfo cantEacl iB accordance with hif pfopofti.
sheuId he ssf propose - arespfed - ths
bosrd ~ p1tlir - rrEs
Al proposals fnusi hr made upor blanks fnal
viii ts Furnishes upon spricstt9n ~ ne
Ami 3 tTo. q rRTcGF. President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
Sealed Proposals.
0fTIrr BoIrD a. PTrlIC Won

OFFlcT B0lnD O. PuBLC y oEas
GRANn Rsrfps. Mich. hpri II. $50
Sealed proposals viii be rrceYed af he
etnes OF the Board nnil, SATURDAY, Atfl.
sewer IN Dcxtfr Pl 90. ffnm IfeWnfidg 20
STREET north according 20 the plans ana
Specifications on fle II the once oi fhe bosrd.
az hids
Esch bidder shall deposit with BIS proposal
the sun Oi $1,000. g. o. iorfrIfed So ffc lifF n
Grand Eapids al cEsr BE- shsn far 20 gUfer
into contract in accn.nH ace With Nis proposal.
should bis said proposal be- accepted bY fht
Board Of Public Norks.
Al proposals must be MADE upon bisrAs that
will b. furnished upou application at ths
olicc % the Board.
April 85 Gro. G rRIGCs. President
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
THIRTY YEARS SICK.

Twas very sick 90 years; had dropsJ all over my
body; cou nOt s.ecD or IL IL Fu a. :, ts telG
a choking sens tttOn anu would have % s,t ~ sNp
hours at time, aud rals-i waite irOIh. Pass tsts
nom bowels were partly slime; also a % rag. dra
three inches 2ps To navel tnat come out as big
IS my thum when eoughed Or II hart pam
there aisH burning In my stomach and spit water
cough very bad, long "a hard aud tire, N =; as
sh freat aud trouble with my heart and terri
bic pain he 0w ny heart and rhelnsr' tptttt
treatment with Dr. = Clay Todd. f3 I0nroe-st.
roou L. q and Rapids. Mica. Oct. 3 So n 1
havs been getting better ever since. and an now
very muce better n everg resa 'er t-np D.. Z Us
treatment. Dee. TO- l.Sa. PETER kRtITHJR
nrentne. NL.aMa llultN. M.ch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
S. alad Prnn0sals.

Scaled bids settling forth the highest rates
of Interest fhsf vii b. psid ~ anf ane 81
banking ineflfuf ems ip fhf city = tfauc Rap
as en dailv hBisueff ~ woney belong na -
ssas rfiy or n 30 casfooY 80 srsle0 bids So
ting ferfh the lowest rHter ~ utffesi that y Ii
10 required from sad ETY. Uf 81 ieWprrarr
loans made tr 81 vii ~ efr we'd 81 fr of
~ fht cts haH - 20 Monday. fprH = ialN
r'eis.et ! ~ SAD rrrff go o. egfer period
~ tine fror the FIRST Al uHHaT Ir Mas l-f 90
TIE frss Nonf0y in bias. jail Ths right 80
rejeef snv saf 81 biss il reserved
liAfee Apr II. ls3t
tpf "a VA fnFEntr ClfF riefk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
RHEUMATISM ALWAYS CURED.

Krxrox. O.. Nay j.. 1ss7 TO ali
whom IL may coacerEi i Ac.e's
certify that / WIS ali4gted u, ,
wears with disease OF the mp
Joint. during wlicn time SUI
fered the most eKcruti2tinT pa a
wlth butyery little interInissloh.
Prom the Joint IL followed ibe
direction OF the bone, deStfap-
ipeltto within about ) incues
oi the knee. when IL discA 2rse1
from half a pint 10 q PINK o,
matter day. Snail pieces OF
hone coming away from tine -
time. tried all the physicians
that ! could hear oi thaf 4
thought would be likely 10 bene-
nj ne; ] then tried patent med
irines. liniments. and saves
and derived no benefit, but con
finued 10 lose strength. i nary
hearing Of the success oi Dr. :.
CLAW Todd in the treatment OF
Slch diseases. aud being strong
ly persuaded by Air. +. {. Ne
Nitty. father OF +. ID. McA itiy,
10 ciye him a trial, ! placed my
self under his treatment, ana
am happy TO say that ] gradual
Iy improved, gaining Strength.
the pain leaving me. the sores
being entirely healed, and my
limb. which was swelled 10 near
Ilv double the natural size. as
,J,med the natural shape ana
feeling within six weeks time.
| WAS 81 years of age when
cured. ! would be pleased -
answer letters, from the al
di-fcd uASS0S HogY.
4 Room 4, Grand Rapids. Mich.
"A All Diseases OF ia. joints.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
DIR. s. CLAY TODD,

once and DispenS2ry: Room l. lmmea Block. IL
M0aT0e-st., Grand Rspids Mich
p,aesti1. De~sss, N1sSs IA tne hysl, Nasi d
potenee. Barre eaness aad diseases resatlhs IRON
early indiscTetl0ns aud excesses OF mtahood. aut
diseases OF the Urinary ORR sns Blood, $40 ntcl.
l.un2s. bye and Ear. Fits. OF sores. Beichtn =
Dyspepsia, Nerve. spine. Liver. kiAnes, hea :
Diseases; Shorlness of Breath. Back u htat.
small OF Back, all diseases OF women ani chltrsl
and AL chronic diseases.
once Eeurs = a. m. u p. IN Consult al Tree.
and no charge for services until cured. Medlcn $
sent eyerywhere. Make call n possible. Dires.
tons tn all languagea
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
Sealed Proposals.

crs~f Hfrl1s SEA. hpf - sa
sssss tfss fsf buHa'ngs Swnrf iy fhf rifr
~ Gfz1c Ba1ida sus sifusfee Hr lFrt -
res.fiF rafle nrrr.ef frr fnf gprrffE FFf 81 10
slcr - 80 ssFsef 80 - rfos Ter af ~ 1rff
- - 2snaa~ fpr - lss . n gns
rfrAf 81 fsie1 arr snf a 01s - aererT -
sHIvEMsF rfr 0isrt
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
D.u't P.y TIN Yeu Are Cured.

Blird bleeding. internal and exterua
piles. Assure. fsfula and rectal ulcers
cured. CT no pay. Treatment painless
No time lost from work. Hundreds Of
references. Examination free. Lake
SIDE physicians room =. Porter block
1924 M0nrCe-st. Hours Co ;. daily.
Tuesdsy ard Saturday evenings. 8 20 q
SUNDAYS. 10 toI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25

Complexion Powder is an absolute
necessity of the refined toilet IN this
climate. PozzonTs combines every ele-
ment of beauty and purity.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
Sealed Pr0nosals.

Ssasss flas fsf fhs sfrir of lsre ovr@f ~
m flfv - fsfaug Hspirs sioue fhf roTfh sfds
- Tbird streff and running vrsi fff.u etort-
az stree viii - received - rir nffef - tns
o'fioes = m The rl2hf g. rs5eei aur arc al
Kfs is hereby rssfrfef
rstre APR ~ -.
tuf q ~ rEWFNfr fifT IrrF
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25

This f. Opie p. Read. the
one American novelist of to-day whose
touch reminds one of .hAt OF Theodore
Ninthrop--who died much too soon
the sksteh-writer. whose humor and
pathos s=e now appreciated alike in
some back county Of Montana and in
some kensish county seat
Why not give his biography sue
cinctiy as written by the brown-mus-
taehsd business manager of the 'Akan-
saw Traveller. p. d. Benham. who was
applied to for condensed history OF
the life of his brother-in-law.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
Farrners. Prodrcn

Butter-1safsc pound.
rggs-f0c ? tOIe1.
POtSfoes-35c elc "a huslei.
Cabbas se-75c p dozen.
Turn ms 81 0e psr busheL
Beets-foc r. buSAcl.
Parsaips 40 A1r = bushei.
0nions-s2G1 r. bushei.
Apples-Sf. o. 81 - Z bushcl
Lettuce-feikr = pound.
Besns-si.l0 6 bush J.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
NOTICE or comnlssIok1Rs ON CLAIMS
STATE or MGCBIGAN-Countye ei Kent. -
- Probate lOgri for sale county.

NIAIE OF MICHIHhN-FouUfy q keHf- $.
- Probate l0grt for sale county.
Estate Of
DANIEL SULLIVAN. decreased
The undersigned having been appointed ~
the Hon. JSdec oi Probate Of ~ county.
Commissioners on Claims in the matter of said
estate. and six months IRON the l2c day 81
March. 4. D. 1890 having been allowed hy said
Judge - Probate, 20 81 persons having clai ms
against said cstste, u which 70 present their
claims To us Tor examination and adjustment.
Notice u hereby given. that W viii meet on
Friday. the % day 81 Nay. A j. $50. ald oa
Monday. the "a day of scptemDer, A. %. lsio.
81 ten o'clock q. NJ. 81 zach day. - The q n 80
Of Jsteum. Gapperton q liiue No. 81 Lyon ST.,
in'the city 81 Grand Rspi6s. iu 0aid co8nfY %
receive aud examine such claims.
PRED A. NAfNARp
MN ALDNItH + TA1EIM.
Dated April J. A. T. 1870 Commissioner.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25

Tie secret srt of beauty les rot c
cosmetics. b8t = ociy in pure b'ood and
= hes.tfv performance ~ the vsa
functions. = he ehta ned hv using Bar
a7rk pios-f r. sterx
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25

The man who tells YOU couhdentahy
Just What wal cure your cold : pre-
scrfhrnL kerps Pc Sam thls vear. In
she preparation 0f tngs remarkable u
medicine for colghs ard colds no ex-
peute : spared to ocmbine oniV the
hest ard pursst Ingredients. Hoid a
Bottle cf ken1ps Pa sam 80 the right
and iook through s. notice she bT Eht.
clear .ocS, thea consusre il wlth other
rerusd IS. Large hofs,es st al drug
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS.

Dressed Beef-si 50&6C0.
Dressed Pork-s59 l5.1.
Dressed Mutfou-'es C g pound
Dressed L3mh-enllc r pound.
Dressed Poultry-Srring chickens. liGl2c =
POUND fowls liza lee a p uld; turkeys. lie l2c
2 pound ducks. l2e = pound
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
MARKET PRICES

Hotel and Boarding House Supplies
Speciality
A Telephone Order will receive our
careful attention.
Ielcphonc............
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Hides.

Green-zi - fi<c = pound.
2. II rured--ll1c r pound.
Fuh cured--ll4f.5c e pound.
Day a6c 4 pO1le.
Calf skins 4F5c "a hound.
sheep : S<ins-31f o. each
TallOW-3gSjfc fc q pound
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
.Jobberx' Prices.

Appies-sB 0OaA5a e barrel.
Beana-sI -rlr 200 = iusbei-
ETgs--l1sr l2c E dogPn-
Batter isc = round
P0tafoeq-5sc q hrshei
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25

Pears soap secures a beautiful com
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25

Total Collection rota
oee9pat r. An that 5sr 'le section D,
l5vs toadd aerils f3IoTss;
4 ti3, pr01qaed pr01qt
50 el Of i9ner angie Of Ti T, IoSsHB
th- north line o. Mn LStC
bank iqs to ace ?! S 9eSa ~
IN r. T. Rent Pat city Il G1n hapit, bounced ana
Ca the noTte line f East bridge Bridge
sa5ts sire ns % t6saee stey
place Otle ,m0 7o 1900
Bfs BFsa5 p % c'y S a rsSd and ia ahS 40 40
Benz W TGay f1rSTarg PAT Of sssn y y i{wsl
GtyetGnd Rap 1oane "a and ,d de ,u Kent 5a
soafaers along : thence
toa westerly inasr ang.e west Canal
tse sorss, cora,r .s ga 1850
S5igs ID st sss + e I a,s: \ I. lbss s
aued eafSa1d sirSes ~ Canal aie hea north
BANS s P2P. M NJ is @ i @ ,t % ss 800 s@
Bsrsey Sd f.raitae, Fsr. q ssctsa l;iNR
f.. MIN x ne raer ii@t ~5 fa's tdea
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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-30

A novel advertising scheme was
recently resorted to by an enterpris-
ing furniture company in Atlanta,
Ga. The firm offered a fine desk as
n prize for the best recipe from q
lady, for keeping husbands at home.
Some 500 answers were received.
One lady says cite him securely !"
another says, ''make him jealous, he
will then stay at home nights, hang
around days and between times :"
another says, ''break both of his
legs" another says, ''give him his
toddy at home" another says,
"blister his feet !" one sweet young
woman says, "cremate his body and
put his ashes in an arm on the
m%antlcriece," but none of them got
the prize. The heartless men gave
it to the lady that gave this recipe:
"Be womanly, make home attractive,
be yourself a part Of your home;
keep him in love with you" An old
maid wrote: ''lIow to keep them
home! Mercy me! I'd like to know
how to catch Il of en-"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-30

TIE arrest of DR.. Halter, WHO has
resided near Russcllville, this county,
for many years, for murder COM
mitted some twenty .one years ago in
Arkansas, was Il great shock to his
friends here. The doctor has been n
prominent democrat, and was highly
esteemed by all who knew him and
lie will have their support and sym
patty in his great trouble. lie is
said to have killed n half-breed In
dian, with whom he had some trouble
and was indicted for murder in the
first degree by the federal grand
jury in TT. Smith, where he will
likely have to stand trial. The doc
tor is a fine looking man. and no one
that knew him would have suspected
tina. he was living under the shadow
of such q grave charge. 1t is q ques.
ton whether the ends of justice
would not have been subserved JUS
about as well by letting the matter
rest after the lapse of twenty-onc
years.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-30

SENATOR INGALLS, address on the
race question should be read by every
man, woman and child in the country.
1t is the most scathing exposure OF
democratic methods in the south that
has ever been listened to in the sen
ate of the United States. The bitter
caustic style Of the senator is entirely
absent, and he discusses the question
in o fair dispassionate style. He
proves that the army of the United
States, about which so much was said
while stationed in the south, to insure
free elections, was insignificant COM
pared to the army that is present at
every election precinct to prevent the
colored mar from voting. Aside
from that 10 colored men were
lynched in Mississippi last year in
order to prove that ''this is a white
mans country"