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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Cstarrh thst can
not be cured by taxing Halls Catarrh
cure.
F. J. CHENNEY. q co. Props.
Toledo, ..
]. Chsnney for tie last l5 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable IN a
business transsCtIens, and financially
abe 70 carry out any OBJ CATIONS made
bv their firm.
Wsst = Truax. Wholesale pru-g sts
Toledo. OHIO. Wsiting. K'nnsn S Mar
vir. wholesale Drugs SIS. Toledo. on c
HaU's Cstarrh Care istssen Internal
", acting directly upon tie bloot and
mucous surface 81 the system Price
sc Ger bottle. Sold by al drugg SO
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
WEIR
Employment Bureau!
TOWER
- EsTATE ExchANon
FocHs hND ? rcisGH plocK-

h1IMt AM AtfAH I-e-H-
nr-DI1A bios. .......-..-..- prorfirtofs
KkTaNTTD- e. Tipip-f frn0t 'rf .'s g fub
~ hrfs 2 farrtsHfrs rab ftrt sf.affft .s
weDe cugisrs soFs h reu 49, oH ~ reft
fmf in.
KkTrrf,-Yena.s Help r'rs fof 60.
~ ora hnEsru.Ha. cham tf.rfntI1. ttnh
cfess. .ffroErarser
LOE rhl lE-Ia 5atnf -osr VIE cash. ~
tfF = iHffffE' Ir Hfft .'N .tN 3" ~
sfars if ~ fdis inrref psf rf - etF
snrfh err fetna r.r pr -
ezfefifncs 8 fpod ssfah lshee bpsinsst fef
some one
T-onfsfr oR ExcntTeI- g serss Z isee
~ frHrt frnr fHf fiT ~ Hetetcf -
r.asft - srfaes goaf lniialrTe
EUu SALT e fe9fr rieiisf ~ -ousf Is'fT.
ste.et moafrl fnlsh. cahis esss ruu ~
ffs recr Pre- 3D.
rup rEfHfTrF-z sores frt 81 - 7rafn
+ frnrsrasE zoe pssff frees htsf.ng 81
sf-nfarf rrsf frsfs "A rfrffF II ffFs
f.trrs pr Faretrrf es frrff r' Hfrs 81 ilrrrI -.
raas fefse and hsT frief ttkr
Es8B -tLf-f room hnUsf or iaFrsve'ri uesf
4 Fertafr sfs nesf hott esrff nnc s.eeffs
ess Hnes ~itt s meesfa ifupfevernsIts
Pri-s s. - eas7 te-1na
Irrp etFF 0r NrF--rrosfer Nsss
fne q rsrr hauat ur fsEtFi 'srTs ief
f+r wzter tHrnses atf - Neaerf rpfnFs
rf.sts is eEetsufs 80 evs.lne IN Bssfen.
ns,s
poR stI.r ~ FxCHfN NgT-fz scrt farm ~
Hff ffrH ff7 IL tuprer>f -
heeft s1t rsrif flfr be- reeu if tfae
iaref raerrreff herf rrt f.fhff eHf frii' nRf
te e1ets1es foT rfr rfopertf
Ef rtifl rser fo8sf gf fs9 hrifRfets
frfHzes eeyer rIfF watfr rrrnef ioi snt
fntT ffisiiet pfIes So esff r-ffrs
Pa stLF oH FICHfEef -froor brrss
rrf tErra arrrrF trf rrrr 1tf fretEe-
fruse 81 lff rr fNe r-4faf Ftreftf y 81 ser
srs efr - rfeaefTf faf fzrE F11t see lass
seres tnetsuf.ranas
- erss t f1u.s ~ sail trer,st sEf 1cutr
feeE
III ~ ff go ~n-frf - serf s's- fsrFEsaF 5f
- good faEls -erf.Fr - rfrt tenE
y1U EeFt Isrus snf q Trrs- saasE
DsgcII8 FFof
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
COURT RECORDS.

CrRCUrT-Hou VI. G. BurCh, judge
Hattie 4. Baird rs. Charles Narseu, re-
plevin: on trial. Henry Gibney. " bis
next friend, vs.. LO0ms X. Bishop,
trespass on the case, continued without
costs. Hon. VIM. T.. Grove, judge
Harvey JOslin, assignee. V. Henry II.
Goebel ct a., chanceyi hearing conun-
ued.
SrFEH0R-HOn. r. A. BUrhagame,
iudge-A T.. Hatch and John B. White
va. The City Of Grand Rapids. trespass
on the case, on tral; arguments re-
surued
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
Burial Pernit3.

Louis Walter Lobdell, : years, 4S4
North Ionia-st., diphtheria and Group.
Geo. F.. Overhaul, III GoOdrich-st.,
membranOus Group.
julius Kuhn, 43 years, % Jsmes-st.,
chronic enlargement OF liver.
Or. walter :. ShOtwel, As years, l0l
OttAwa-St., congestion OF BRAN.
Helen Irene Whalen, > years, 10 CAL
der-st., membranOus cramp.
Infant child OF Dennis Sullivan, G.
Caruer-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

TIE best sslvs iu tie world foT cgts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. ssit rneunr, fever
sores. letter, chspped hands, chi. .blslrs,
Germs ard al skin sruptions, and Eosi-
tivsiv cures g. -, OK no ray required.
70 e guaranteed e Eive pertect Sasssisc-
ton OF money refunded. Prlcs y cents
rer box. For sac bv Peck Bros drug
Ests, ocrner Monroe s19 Dsvsaon-sts-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
n. H. WINANS
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
Q AND q TOWER BLOCK.
Q AND & TOWER BLOCH


Ieiephone-- Gu
AANTED-Femaie Heip-2 dishwsshers.
w pastry cook. general cooks chamber
maid. dining room glris. girls for genera
housework. ] laundry woman. = sewing girls.
lady AGENTS. Ladies' PariOT. Tower block.
business CHANCES-For Sale or Exchange
ID = general stocks. 5000; hardware. SJs0oi
a $500 livery stock in good location, doing a
good buslness drug stocks. well located ~
city, sl0O0 At $500; Gry good stock. 5000;
hardware. 500. 500, ! grocery stock, ssy0;
] dry good. sld01.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For Grand Rap
ids property. % acres oil first class land. aO
acres cleared, miles from MiddleTille, only
s.6Oo.
EOR SALE-l6l acres OF the finest land ia
4 Michigan; good house. large basement
barn. acres OF orchard, everything hrst~classi )
Will take 5000 10 $3.50 In city or village prom
erty; a bargain, only so per acre. cheap al SO.
TOR sALE-A good 7-room house, finished in
Il oil and yarnish nearly new. on Salem-aye.,
only $3.50.
FOR SALE-You can Get nice. new Sroom
house, with closets large lot, an alley, on
Woodiawn-ave.. Tor SleOJ.
FOR SALE-sl70O will buy 7-roHm house.
sewing room and closets. very convenient,
nice lot. on Serlbner-st.
TOR SALE-A new Groom house, pantry and
closets. on Ha lsi.. only SlloO.
ECR SALE-New modern house on corner
Coit-ave. $500; will exchange for cheaper
property or vacant let's
no ENCHANGE-For house and lot on West
Il side. an S-room house on Center-st., Sl7v1.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE houses and
L lots on South Laiayette-st. for $500 a
good investment 10 rent.
TOR SALE-A 6-room house. with pantry and
l. closets. in good negnborhoOd on Center
ST.. Only Sl40).
EOR SALE-A bargain; only $3.50 for 70
l. room house, large lot. on Turner-st.
TOR SALE-Three vacant lots on Turner.
l. 500.
o1T00 WILL BUY an Sroom house; nicely
p1 fOO finished very convenient; Oh Trow-
bridge-st.
e1-u0 FOR nice S-rOom house on Center
~ w ST: will exchange for house and lot
Oh Vest Side.
xO0n FOR neat little house on nHcola-
,DOOO ST.: lot 49X2l7 terms easy.
GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE-We have nice
" clean little stock Of staple groceries well
located in the city. 10 eNchsng. for vacant
lots; sicknes IS in the family the cause invoices
about slO00.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
CONTAGIOUS Diseases.

+. 4. Croz.er, 82 years, room Fourth
National Bank building, typhoid fever
Henrietta Arenbank, p years, 275 Tur
ucr-st., typnO,d fever. Birdie Moses
5 years, 10 Cherry-si., scarlet fever
Ellen Whalen, 8 wears, 10 Calder-st.
membranOus Group.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
v. NJ. &. A.

The young mems meeting this afternoon at
4 O'Clock in Martman's Lecture Room. AL
young men are invited TO attend.
DepOt-GOSpel meeting and song service Will
be held in the Union depot ar 3:l5 p. m. at
which everybody is welcome.
Jail services at 12:l5p. m. Open only to those
who 90 TO take part in the meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

people vue. through ignorance, dose
themselves Nth the violent csthsrucs
that iriurs The digestive organs. sdord
tgt partial OF temporary relief. and
leave tfe bowels more costve tasn be-
fore The refnemeBts 81 medica
science have overcome 81 these evils,
n tae form nf Dr. Pierce's Pellets.
rr,ch are gentle persusdsrs.' sure ID
setou. snd a'8 Dame Nature - rsss-
ssrt her suthoritv. whsn sbe Is aided
not crposed, AZ veil
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
CONSISTENT cHAuscEY.

The Detroit Tribune says: 'Hon.
ChSaReey ". Wlsner, msmb9r OF the
state senate from the Saginaw district,
tfaaKly announce that one OF the first
Acts Ol the Legislature win be the re-
peal OF EXISTING laws relative 10 the
liquor traffic and the substitution of
measures that wlll be less bardcnsOme
on the saloons. waose cause, the major
~ IN both Houses, no announces, IN
tend 10 champion" In this connection
we eau not tail 20 commend the candid
consistency of the Senator. During the
last two sessions OF the legislature,
when the Republican majority was so
great that there seemed To 30 no posi-
billty whatever of any tightening Of
tue burdens Of saloon-keepers, senator
W.sucr openly preached the same
doctrine nc now proclaims. Now
that tnere . q chance for him 10 prac-
tiee what he breaches, he does not
shrink from the ordeal. But VIII he
accomplish what nc des:res' He can
count upon the assistance of his Demo
cratic brethern and the sympathy of
his Prohibition allies, for they prefer
free whisky 10 license; but he will strike
large and impossible snag if the
Patron members of the Legislature are
genuine Patrons of Industry and not
mere Democratic stOol-pigeOns. Their
platform declares against any such re-
mOyal OF burdens from the liquor traf-
| &c. It says:
1--WE faver the passage of stringent
/ laws TO restrain and decrease the sale OF
/ intoxicating drinks, and we demand OF
National. State and municipal officers
the strict and impartial execution OF
all laws TO control, restrain and pro-
hibit the liquor traffic"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
ABEL t. PAGE,

Rosm z. ve7syaol5s sFs, ersna Rapids.
Puvs sns ssus Besi Fststs. SreeEs 80 ksrf.
cages Tnvssfs Mersg - Pr~ftaals bss.aess
Frss-rr ses 49, szFlns Rsss Esfsts s1ee q
fl.ns y ney 10 i-an IN sg-ss sss r 1Pen e 70
sdes seeartes St-saFsTs ~ ~ eHs = 80 rs
to rarefsss ehteF cr sxpeaslFs t1rsf. sArrn.
rs 81 sasnrAse p-srsrts w. - wfa se 81
srs s-s ufsf have fsr sac Ths Hs- s iarrt
- sfssss f-rr NJ fsr7 r-sss7es - fss rs
srs many sss-s n ffs res estate ess rsss
80 fhsrssxs srrv s1ss - rxses -
q S-sst a. vsssezs BE- ssysrx
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
DESIRABLE
MODERN HOME
FOR SALEl!! /! !!

Expecting 10 remove from the city,
ioffer for sale my residence, located
on one Of the best streets on the NIL.
House contains paIior, sstnng-room,
dining room. layatory and kitchen on
first floor, SIX bedrooms and bath room
on second, bedroom and store-room IN
attic, balance of attic all fioored and
large enough 70 finish into a couple Of
rooms. Laundry, provision room, coal
and wood room, etc, IN basement.
House has furnace, gas, electric bells
and hydraulic water, and is desirable
and complete IN every particular, hay-
ing been arranged and built for home.
Lot is 90 by $50, or larger if desired.
For further particulars address
DUNTON ~ BATES,
Widdicomb Building
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
Woman'S Exchange

l12 M0NROE-ST.
The leading house in Western Michigan for
he FINEST ICE CREA&S. Parties. Socials
and Weddings supplied in the best manner.
Orders from abroad solicited.
Our Oyster Parlors and launching Rooms are
open 10 the public and the best of attendance
assured. We are making special Ell Orts to sup
ply our trade with excellent Home Made
Baked Goods. our trade Ia this line Is increas-
ing daily.
Telephone es2 or address Woman's Exchange
IL Monroe-st., Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

nBprIFYF EDhT Fersrst wsrehanss4rler.
II - -rrtt Biris' east store Fissss 80
f-rrtfute 81 ifw rtteg - Nerf r4rf ere srf
es-rfa fneTers witE is~Fs vsEs ssff pra1a r.f-
n - t@IsEteF 81 te 80 49, -
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

kny sabssrt1eF g. IHE TELEGRAM
HERALD lsns fails a. receive the paper
fesaiaFiy, - Who nlag have s~Asoa "a
sonPlsta of tats delivery VII eonrer a
speeial faFor ~ Informing this once OF
the fact ~ oIsce. send postai card oF call
mp teiepisoae s3h.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

- So - rsess sat hssff = ssr ~ ress ir
r-ffats fsri please ss Ht 81 terlf csi e9e
a~e
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

ORR Der<ocratlc exchanges cannot
poss bly, understand how the Democrat
ic victory had anything TO do with the
financial crasn. Their present stupid
itv a very noticeable a comparison
with their astuteness in discovering
connecting Inks between Republican
ism ard al the lis that flesh or govern
nlcnt II leir 70.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

VIC. I. u. meetings at Good TemplaTs' Hall.
corner South Division and Isand-sts Central
Union meeting. Thursdays, AZ 2:51 p. M; a
meeting. Thursday, 80 p. IA; MON OF Mons.
first Thursday OF each month; girls sewing
school. saturday 30 2. N.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16


- ElAAks IL thi> lefssrg = ss>A sea' -
- Afi> 81 S3E as Ans 4hs hstAAcf - -
pasa 2& ca4rsels Nttho4t tntstr>s a. g
f1etiA. LsFcits hieeA.
A eoaD rezlasaee sor ssle As yAae y
a Gait erers iof ALL her tr1ittAot rttNtt
g ssklaetsa @se l.~issssss-sia. l..e.s...
ocrpeI ir seea nei1fRQ hssa WeaeiA e.a-
Reaieaerss v. 4 - Sal4 nle&F terms 20 80
tAll - = sAssaea-si. AiEs s4As a. sAie -
SPEcILAaoks. attention. No = auea.st..
- sss< saeef oehnectiens -aa eiis vaicl.
a. i. igls alix Z. .airelos Natk tfois tlts
hAli neAs tet4 g n -. <t>ks rtcaPesI Ahe tssi
heEksln efaIes ~ this eiis. t1tilf hf.s- 81
AroA4e ~
oJrin ghs south Rae have hal aoseu
= eisces ls setl ana > teN sseaAi .sis 6 ,
en fhf AZ ! gaa H1i So oaie >onie pa sails
Nsef iht ritrr ] So 49, senas e.4css seft
c1eAF ailh ssa4n fssntHi aeWA, ana iei
NertA tae s.sreA ns eesns q ns A"hr1 p
le@n. va a. Il. oiibefl. Aesls NtsAiseiltl
tolld.Ag -
EoR sAlE-Ns nsV hsHs So. a. Isrr@ss
sys., iusf sapfh 81 Ne40hs. ene oi 90
prelliesl slies aAa bosi Rol- htai hse2s a. ne
cifgs a. ui adcrn mrroFenfcets aNe "a ga (,
1sss ga asvH tas fries ise. e-As ,ea
Aachtnsn Ascssra bisok. Feon's ass III
ron SAER- -Nee b -foom nsass - Icfraee-
ase bei Neen LsaE NaHri ena iiiih-Att..
briek saI laruaee. c1lntatcd ncil@r AAatr nuiifc
hoUs+ sewer olfs waive. fisttfh. f@s iuattei.
tiis hearth. hay wlHaeN oaisiat oaiiaaes arsi
marlhe .axaiory sac BATH TAB vita bei aaU
celd water. SOS ekl lsh. Ersaco, seua s., x&r4
Nalkk and eeucrele kirsei NAks sele tlii ei
nstuthi oakE haAss b4li ~ ~. nisi a iaiA 81
thf0aGh price $fol3 o 50 per monlt. AeN
.-roctH house on fafs ave. y lth 81 Radera
lmIroFena nts tpei q - - a,entf ga pAs
~ f-ave. al irom soc o. si.aa Charles ~
1ugs LeoyNrd b.ock feari-st tnlranec
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

Tur Hltfeld-McCoy feud Is on again.
Be W. come 70 a. end when tie sup
viv OF raw material runs out.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

EQr SAFE or Esf HANOI Ger wel la-afes
.rsra Fsp IS -eaI fsisfe. fhf IsrEesf arf
f.ae- fees-ea hoffI ir White t.eet Hief. far
rnd Wa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

THr most prominent thing about The
Thurman Banquet wasths display "sd. "
Of Clevelsud's candidacy for the Pres
--ln-.-.-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
4. R. ANTISD Ell,

hEHL rs Al q LOAN OFFIOE
Rooms, Nos. c6 and 81 New IInuseman Block.
Telephone. No. S13.
ARGE TRACTS OF pine and hardwood lands
II at reasonable prices and terms.
GOOD DWELLINGS, city lots, business
" blocks and desirable manufacturing sites
for sale.
CTOCKSo Of al kinds bought and sold. Money
- loaned at reasonable rates upon real estate
security.
DESIRABLE dwellings for rent In good loca-
~ tions throughout the city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

ANn stll. when TIE next Democratic
ticket s made up, Thurmsn vi not be
"ln Is"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

VIVID fsr Fssf sfsrfs - So tts
~ .-vf-a "a -s@ssr fitrf. as-r fef fff
= r--s srr - ss.rF reteees - aff
fsfeas H2-ris s. Rs1ssf b3esk
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

KXAXTFD isss tFstts ~ 7s~sFs's rsv
rf-sFs -
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

THE idea, that students of n univor-
siy have any greater privileges, or any
moreimmunity fromdiscipline, or are en-
titled to any more leniency atthe hands
Of the law, than any other class OF cit
izens. does not belong to this day and
age Of the world It comes down from
the dark ages, when certain privileges
were accorded to the clerical or learned
class over and above the common peo-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
FOURTH NATIONAL BAN
Plans for Police Headquarters

OTgICE BOARD OF PUTiIC WoREs,
GRtND RtrIus. Mich. Nov >. ls,n.
Plans. spec hcatious and elevations VII be
received az me of3c. 90 tEe Board uuti| Satur-
day. December 8 is.0. st $50 ,. u.. for a new
police headUuarteT, building % he erected on
Che northeast corner ~ OTTAWA street and
Crescent avenue. aud in accordance ~ tn the
conditions Of q circular wni u rtnF bc had
upon Application az the o1lce 81 8 b Board.
By order of the Board.
JAMES y. DAVIS.
Attest. President.
FasD A. TrrtsfIvY. FecTctarT. 10y =
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

The Leader puts in a special plea for
/. VI. Weston. While the Democracy
IS falling down in abject worship at the
fee. Of d. J. Campau, who steered their
worm-eaten craft INTO harbor, there is
indeed danger that Weston may be for
gotten. lie missed the chance of his
lifetime this year, but no one can blame
him. He was not counting on acci-
dents, and his last experience was
costly one. lie isn't exactly himself
singing Even Me-Let some Droppings
Fall on Me-" but he has ms concert
troupe already on the road.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

IIfWTEp-Ts rerf p sferf Eifh fssarrrff
" for Mercantile fnf rfes 0a fs a. ~
Ierroe 81. Heaf Nampa- psff =. boz p -
XKkTTTD-1o rrrf foof grain anf staeF
- farm. rrusf faHe rnrFsF cert tflifaf- rs
snf - uear 80 rsl kst- heofess T.. iez e. fi q
80
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

WHsr IS that fellow gong 70 do with
the North pole. 4 he inds It
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
CROZIER & CUTLER's
REAL ESTATE
DEPARTMENT.
/. 3. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Is Canal Street. Telephone oti
cRozIER & CUTTERS

ITANTFD--A residence lots must hfve 81
" leasi g. ffontare and located brfwrrn
froscrut-efc. and Che ry-.fs NiI uaF o q
fnira cash su4 balance 4 if eage cts Tf-. ptflt.
Irozier = Cutierf Iea eststc depaftntal
FOR RENT-Two stores on e0aih D.v.Aioa 81
rent Ssolahle.
FOR RTNT-Moeern houss. cor. Of Wsstay
aad fals-ave.
EOR REST-four tenement s25 West Bridge
81.
E0n RENT-splcadic location for ha-f-
ware store auc frrw uaHfst el maize
terms cnsy for first year. Cal on froffrf A
Cutters zeal estate depaf lD7ui for pafiiru.slf.
S2-S VII buy splendid cornerloi on Noria
~tD Lafayette ~
Cf1Q,0 uew loHar. foorrs south rarl ~
= A4Nt rifF. lef a'e o. eass pafmrsfa
5000 vii buy meat Dew. Groom tous cn
CIV Nnf OF new 5auth ffraH. hHmds t'ef-
trr ky. Iust hefE completed fIf oHHn.
balance ueathiE payments
NrskEGGN lots arc acre rropsrfr frr
VI safe eheHr. I..ff rr lhoef u sHo 81 IifInH
gf25fe So on m atffT nHFHifnfs. Nst ana
SO VIII teH SOP al.ut Mash eaoa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

A osT-Lxsl etrntEE = silver t4Hgie arseiei
l. between feAers oprga Aoast 4n4 tsi-
ave. finleF pleASs ie2ft 81 ftlegrsm heraid
eiiee- 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

AT the recent meeting IN Detroit to
make preliminary arrangements for the
National G. A. K. reunion, to be held
ln Detroit next August, Col Larned
made n motion that the geperal COM
uuttee ask the State Leg Stature to ap-
propriste 500. 900 to assist IN defraying
the expenses Of the encampment. We
think we see the "retrenchment and
reform" legislature actunllykjhmping
at the chance 70 make that Apptoprl-
atioa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
roe EBST-BUsRBss PLACES.

TOR RENTING Thorlurtoa farm. ts scros
~ assres orchard. sfofk fnas aid ffors
Tor sale chran. Possession ElFea irrnediaffiy.
Inquire a. - keiloEFsi sgH
I70R PTNT-Two hnnrs over ~ Caraf-ef
cans5sfins O. u f1onss a.so ] : 0aars os 81
s6 Tausi-sf.. KfFfrA' suaH hHFgs d..
Qlire Joseph " Eartin. F Csaa-sf
4 fhr MfHef finc n n-t i.ffH 90 81 rHrfrf1
location Apply to Mfs. samuel Miller. NJ q
West Bridges. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

- flANks IN thf, lat1srs - ea>h sseafes
y Asl> 81 a. as ans zbs h&iNAcf al -
pasa kH en4rsefis xiths1t intsfrsA l. g.
ffQFtH. L9Frft hioak.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

Circulation Guaranteed 10 BE the
Target o. All Michigan Dailies Ex-
eept Those OK Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

Unlted ersas ssP0Fts, Prnngt ana ksfif
Dellsarg. AZ tss -esai ss-s. 4na tns
clsansst 80 esst piaialf Priatsa Pager
F1bHsnaa in 0rane aaslas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

Misses REFERS ss Eiddsr 5 co.s
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

L prospect-st.. iusf south of Cherry 81: al
the modern Improvements. Apply a. H4
NherTyEt. aZ
E0R RENT-Lover part 90 house. furnished
or uDflrnlshca mCdrrn improve nrrf.
Inquire AZ once 81 -hawmui-avc. H.l
TOR EEST-Nouse No. IT'S hsfclav-st Thas
4 is large house Mia modern convenience
win rent fo- nominal figure until spring.
lred 4 Maynard. rooms and = New HOUSE,
man Bal ciBg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-04

A nice rug may ne made by taking for
foundation u piece OF dark cloth. part OF
an old overcoat for instance. Cut from
bright pieces of flannel, cloth or velvet.
whatever you happen to have, flowers,
leaves, squares. discs. or other figures
and button-hole-stitch the pieces down
on the foundation after basling them in
place. Raveled-oui yarn Is good for
this purpose, coIored some bright color.
if economy is the idea. Finish edge
with understanding and crochet
scallops, or bind a. preferred,
A pretty. inexpensive throw may be
made by taking eream-coiored batisfe or
scrim for the foundation, Decorative
with discs. any size desired. Very small
discs that are not suitable for any other
purpose may he used for this work.
either silk, plush or velvet. Cut the
pieces and applique them on across the
ends, ia rows or in any pattern desired,
OF ia an all over design. If preferred.
Finish ends with hem and balls made
from tissue paper, which II well-made
are as pretty for this kind of work az
plush bails.-MRs. T.. b.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-04

Make a little bag of pale blue or old
gold satin, about two inches wide and a
little longer than tape and darning
needles. Fill with emery dust. Finish
with white silk cord, making loop at
one corner. A few small bars should he
made upon one side through which the
tape-needles and darning needles can he
slipped-he.e to he kept when not in
use. 1t is said that needles will not rust
kept in this way.
To make White Rose Take 6 drops
otto of red cedar wood, / drops otto of
patehouly, drachms otto of rose, | :
drachm otto of orange. ounces extract
tuberose, of extract orris, of extract
Jasmine. : of extract musk, ounces of
rose water, ounce acid henzoin. To
this add alcohol sufficient to make in all
two quarts.
If any part of the house or cellar Is
troubled with rats, put plenty of chloride
of lime there.
Rub ink spots with salt after wettiug
with milk.
PUT pint of oatmeal to a gallon of
cold water; keep in Il cool place. When
thirsty shake gently and pour off glass
and drink it. The jug or can, can be
filled several times before the strength
of the oatmeal is gone, but great care
should be taken to repleuish before it
gets sour or causes the water to have a
Hat taste.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-04
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES

Ruth Ashmal in her ''side Talk with
Girls" says, NO nice girl ever Went
with hole in her stocking but some
times one will grow a little careless, and
the stockings will be allowed to wrinkle
and look untidy; growing more careless,
the buttons will be left off the shoes. II
will be counted great trouble To keep
them bright and glossy, and a pretty
woman will be like peacock, very
lovely until her feet are seem
Ida Lewis the heroine IL now nearly
fifty years of age.
The was not a college IN the world, for
women, thirty years ago. Nassar was
the first.
The Journal of Education for June
gives fine portrait Of Miss Sarah L.
Arnold. OF her it SAYS:
Miss Arnold is unguestionably one OF
the most successful women in education
al work who honors the profession
She combines the elements Of the genius.
the enthusiast, the scholar, the leader
| aud the adviser to remarkable degree
IL would be easy to find her equal il
any one of these regards, but not ii
their combination. She teaches skilfulll
superviscs wisely, writes entertainlngly
and instructively, and lectures with fer
| vency and good sense. She ia still .
young woman, with the best of success,
| in her native State, -Massachusetts, -
in the Saratoga Training school, and il
her present position as supervisor 81
primary schools in Minneapolis.
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ton of the Democrats Is readily aa-
dsrstoad- They attempted by every
means known 70 ehieansry add intrigue
to delay or prevent the passage Of she
bill. but at every point their diIatory
motions WEIR ruled oct 81 order, and u
last they were honestly beaten 10 a faiz
field. The Republicans are resieesning
fieir pledges made 10 ihe people, one 81
the most important Of which h the
passage o. the present bili-tse most
Important measure for pare and honest
elections ever adopted by the American
Congress in all the years u its eventual
history. II q Republican measure, ID l.
ose thoroughly National in its scope,
beneficial 10 every citizen, a credit to
Republican men and triumph Of Re-
publican principles.