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$500 REWARD

PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF THE
/ Board of Supervisors of Sacramento county
adopted May Z. 1890, taid board will pay the
evidence leading to the arrest and conviction
of any party Illegally carrying on the business
of hydraulic mining on the American river or
its tributaries, in any and all mines or clairzs
which have been heretofore enjoined by any
Court of competent Jurisdiction. Provided,
however, that said board will pay but one re-
ward for the arrest and conviction of the per-
son or persons operating the same NINE Or
claim. n. C. ROSS,
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors.
Attest:
[sEALl W. B. HAMILTON. Clerk of Board.
my7S0t&Su
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The outing" season is opening. vaca-
items are being planned and schemes
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SUNDAY excepted. sunday only. MONDAY
noon.
A. n. T0WNE, General Manager.
7. 81. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agens. tfSSu
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WAGONS FOR PiCNICKERs.
MY WAGONS ARE READY FOR THE USE
III of picnic and pleasure parties, day or
night. They are finely finished, easy to ride.in
and let ON very reasonable terms
my9tf&Su JOHN LAFFERTY, 1929 st.
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Bids for Stationery.

CEALED BIDS FOR FURNISHING III
= County offices of Sacramento County with
Stationery from June l, 1899, TO June l, 1891,
will be received and opened by the Board of
Supervisors of said county on
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BosToN has resolved that good manners
shall hereafter be part of the curriculum
of the common schools of that city. A
sensible decision. Unaware of the con-
ditions in Boston that bring on such res
olution, we do know that in many another
place some such remedy sfor ill manners is
necessity. DIR. Holland was accustomed
to say that incivility is trait of Ameri-
can character. 1t is most certainly true
that the American youth have not that
respect for those of mature years that they
should, nor is there that regard for parental
wisdom and authority, that lies at the root
of good manners. No matter how polished
the young men OF young women if they do
not show respect to their parents and a
tender regard for their welfare, the foun-
dations for good manhood and womanhood
are not laid.
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NOTWITHSTANDING ALL STATEMENTS
IN to the contrary. every piano on earth has
a solid iron frame and a wooden wrest plank
although sometimes the latter is covered by an
extension of the iron plate.
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A. C. SHAW & CO., 1923 Eighth st

Sacramento, are the agents for the world-re-
nowned kNABE, unsurpassed C0N0VER, GIL
BERT Il CO.'S, HAINES BROS and the little
MORRIS pianos; also, the ONLY genuine
Mathushe Piano,
Made by Mathushek & Son. New York. Easy
terms, the lowest prices and the largest variety
in the city Call. my2i-tttSSu
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Or. WELDON, Dentist,

Eighth and j Streets.
DAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH BY
Il the use of a local anesthetic. Operations
performed in all branches of Dentistry at rea-
sonable prices.
OFFICE over Van VOORHEES, Drug Store
Office Hours-S:30 A. NJ. to u NJ Up. NJ. to $50
M. my2S- lmistSSu
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Entered at the Postoffice at Sacramento as
second-class matter
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ABOUT PIANOS.

II Seventh and j Sire
mYoS ff.GSn.S,S
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novels, and L have most beautiful theory
of making my hero love me- In order to
preserve you from the clutches of the II.
and M. Phi make hin love me, though he
be perfect ogre. Thus shall / sacrifice
myself on the altar of sisterly affection"
20, girls" cried Marcia, entering in hot
haste. "Still we may breathe freely;
telegram announces that cousin Will has
met with an accident up the Lookout
mountains and has been detained indefi-
nitely."
80, DEAR" said jess, but there was relief
in her tone
II hope he is not seriously hurt" con-
tinued Marcia, "but, oh, i am so glad he
is not coming"
Marcia, sister of my heart, and have
you, too, come to join the ranks of the de-
serters? Forgive my misconception of
you, but l really fancied that you, at
least, would hail with delight the coming
of the H. and NJ. jess and | have been
plotting fierce defense; ct tn Brute |.
Pray, explain your detection. rather
think mamma counts on you"
"Oh, ] can't help it, but l shouldn't
believe he really loved me, you know.
Perhaps it is morbid, bmt don't think
should want to marry Cousin Will You
know, girls, | remember him, and, when
we were very small, he used to be fond of
pulling my hair, and somehow don't
think boy who would show such tenden-
cies could grow up to be good husband.
| may be foolish, but one can't help ones
ideas"
Poor Cousin Will, perched high in his
apartments at Lookout, with no one to
help him while away the tedium of nurs-
ing a broken leg, little dreamed of what
his fair cousins were doing at Monteagle.
80, Cousin Will. Cousin Will, the weeks
are lengthening, the summer is slipping
by. Who is that bright-faced, sweet
voiced maiden perched on the gray ledge
of Table Rock? Look, there is man
beside her, handsome, grave college pro-
lessor. See, now his face is lighted with
bright radiance, his voice sounds firm but
passionate as he says at last, Will yon not
speak to me, Robin? Will you not tell
me that you love me?'"
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All these publications are sent either by Mail
or Express to agents or single subscribers, with
charges prepaid. All Postmasters are.agents.
The Best Advertising Mediums on the Pacific
eoaSt
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Oak Park car was moving slowly town
wards. Ball game was just over and car
crowded. Fat girl occupied rear seat and
had her new sun-shade sticking across the
aisle. Enter conductor to collect fares.
Managed to leap over sunshade safely. But
car gave jerk and conductor sat on para
sol. Broke it. Apologies and confusion.
How much is it WORTH"
"Three dollars
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ISSUED BY TEE
SACRAMENTO PUBLISHING COMPANY.
ONCE. Third Street. between J and K.

THE DAILY RECGGGD-UNION,
Published six days in each week, with Double
Sheet or Saturdays and
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

= las nos transplrea tA2s he "a
nlous tso-pef- -esnE .cssxrs 50 d
sreaght jay Hu5se.l a1le noSox-sty.
.ss a0t ef as EEaRzLng. Car >eaaFz,
the great elvll s<Esice rsfoEmsr h-Hlself.
prepared tas eiTculzE ealing for eoatxl-
cut.oas for eznlpag1 purposes. Hab-
bel prepared draft zad saowec 4 70
Hoa. Charles Foster, ta<n = member u
Lhe House. Poster sboEsa 4 - Press
dent Hayes. and ths after taTnsd it
over - sc1urz. thea Secretary of the
IatsF.sv. sehurz revised g uaUl Hab-
belPs hand sor3 disappeared alto
gether, aud then & wss circulated.
HGbbeil vas recently asked way he
had never explained the matter lis
reply Sss exceedingly characteristic.
He sAd th4. be would rather endure
the obloquy Of TIE charge than to nave
& known that be ever went % C2rs
Sehurz for Rspu0lican advice.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

10th the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing 10 tie s&ste, and acts
gently YET promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. eleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
sches and feyers and cures habitusl
constipation. Syrup Of Iigs is the
only remedy Of is kind ever pro-
duoed, pleasing 10 the taste and ae-
oeptabls 10 the stomach, prompt in
rs action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the iaost
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles BIZ all leading drug
gistS. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure It promptly fer any enc who
wishes 10 try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FI6 syrup co.
san Sasac.sc0. cal.
LOUISVILLE. ~. kss Fosk. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

For pure, unsdulteTated gall, impu-
dence and falsehood this statement OF
the Detroit Evening News, IN reference
TO the circular OF Foster. stevens & Co,
taxes the premium sit Has intended
70 furnish information 20 the trade, aud
not 10 the public, and it was only IN
cidentally that the public happened 10
get hold OF It all. when the News had
the interesting document placed in It's
hands" That circular had been pub
llshed and commented upon by all the
Grand Rapids papers before the News
published 1t. The above statement
stands on par with the News other
assertion that all the members Of the
firm are Republicans and protectionists.
Every member Of that firm is Demo-
crat except one, and ne hasn't political
back bone enough 10 resist being made
a political ninnyhammer by his part
ners.
Nothing political in that circular?
Why, Il is the choicest bit of Demo-
cratic political pabulum that the Even
ing News has snapped up in twelve
month, and it has been chewing on It
ever since It was placed in its hands"
A business circular? There is no bust
ness principle that warrants the mice
ton of politics into business transac-
tons, any more than religion. That
firm would be foolish, as business men,
TO offend the religious convictions of
hundreds of customers, in a business
circular. But they have offended the
political convictions of many former
customers, men who are fully as capa-
bic of forming opinions and honestly
maintaining them as the partners in
that firm. The only business charac-
teristic Of the circular is its adaptability
TO secure free advertisement for the
firm. In that respect it rests on s. par
with a soubrette's elopement, divorce,
or left-handed marriage, or with Bern
hsrdt's 'little accidents"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
EFrrRtrcAN uEFTINes

FIssr Wspn-Bed Msn's Hail. fls South Div-
ision-st. Saturday evening. september r.
speakers -M. I. Duaham. Wm. Aiden Snith
ard Aifrsd oicett
Htsfwss's Hslr-Sst1riay eveni1r o-t- hs-
4. Rerasican Ra1y ard formsi epeniag of
tae canpa q. Hon. BoswsH q Herr. fhe
br art crater Vii zxdress the meeting ~
ciflren inT.ted
ElssrH sVn NrSrs Wssss-At MeCs isrs Z
Hsil - 2 - Fustoa- a-sf Frfssv sTsatag So
fsnbsr p Spesxers-M. L Dunaani aaa r.
= FslEsH
SzrcTo HARTMAN Pa lerfz-s Too-r
TAarsasv s7e-laE. oct-oeF = spsskers--Ne
ceorze Rsnsr. 7anes r. Csmnae. 3 p
EnaE7ea s15 athers
forsrH WtRn-sg Mchrsr5's ssere. 6' Essf
Bz.dzast. Iess6sv eVe- eE Ssrtereser ~
speaSers--3sa. MeSes Tx rsrf Hsm s.
Bsirs. srvr K cease sns ctrers
kfTs s-tFsos-4t eeaorl ro- FriEsV
svraine 0esoeer s. Spesksrs-W ill iam a.
IaSs'in sea Alsrsa Woleo5t
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
Ionia Sentinel:

ApAao GtAN4nNl-
Capt. Mitchell chairman OF the
Democratic Congressional Convention
SAID that he had come away from lonis
without his breakfast, but he would
not faint IN the presence of such
gathering on such an occasion. He
said that the men nominated by the Re-
publicans by acclamatOn were time
and again lnillionalres and monopolists,
while he challenged the Republicans 10
point TO one instance where Democratic
nominees had not been men of the peo-
pie. He had evidently forgotten
Them's Facts Burt and his salt trust, as
we'll as numerous other standard bear
ers of his party. He said that he knew
the convention would act wisely In nam
ing their candidate and name the next
Member of Congress who would help
wipe out the present iniqu.tOus admin
lstration Of National affairs and re-
establish a government OF the people,
by the people and for the people. Prob
ably time did not permit a detailed ex-
planatlon of just what made the present
administration of National affairs Gin
lquitous," and the Sentinel VIII be
pleased to have Capt. Mitchell furnish
a bin Of particulars. In conclusion he
pledged that Iona county would fall in
line FOR the Democratic nominee "and
wipe out the 1000 Republican majority
OF iSSs. bought with $50. 900 Standard
Oil Company money" That $50, 900
Standard Oll Company money" Is
something that never would have been
heard OF had Capt. Mitchell been left
on the tloor of the convention. u is
more than likely that even his cIalts-
ton would rot have induced hIm 10
tel, the terrible secret tnat bad bur
dened bis soul for two long years. IL
he'd not come all the way from Ionia
without his breakfast" It i SAID that
the fsncies which rack the brain Of a
fsmlshsd man are wilder than the tales
Of Mnnch hansen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
CROZIER A CUTLER'S
REAL ESTATE
DEPARTMENT.
B. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
" eaton Baaiaiugs a. C2ual-st

ToR sALE-A splendid summer heus o. oi.
rf4 49, tsill' tlt. tafs ereanah 4
shaded, fiisnfs 81 aH Alnss g iIe a I'rHt.Ifs
p-unis. Peas ana sfAsrss Nll ishe lo,sn a.
pfopfrft Ter fai aaeAHt
Ent Cash. sr goea loI of fhr. salae. e.H
tf'N serfre ftu nfn leur ieArlartf 81,
it 3 So as iD isitt a. Nat4lirt tii iiNNt g.
y .asi1ents' ieAfs nil pay iof ile prog .f.Y
81 nfc years
I 0fS ou D. b. CaiaNrIs ala' ton terms S.
- sut Een nsi-Eius from rsts Asli eai esd
gtl Trlcfs.
H001S AND SHOES can hs eachaa st.a fsr
- ciiy r.ai estafr 90 ihis ualce ~ sea fsita
stofe - seil CAL o. oFitt us rrsnp.ls. Nraa-
ifr cutler.
SI1nQ ga payments wi1 bay Bone "a Eaoi
S@ANN neislhorheod neN house. la af.
Q DlnE-r room. Uel IouIr Ahd Aitelrl ut.aN
iBrse be- rooms na stairs south part pi t.fEi
* Is 5arsala. CrofIsr Gutter.
A n0UBLE TENEMENT fa1t will reul for
n is peT oenI uet On cssf nf l2nd ana hgilafDg
cFr he built o. q e 1eap narcti 81 properly near
tie business ceafcr here. tra4ler lEt.er.
TFA0r WANT M0AE1 cal Ga rs iine vel
make y5u loan n hrsl-clSsa IeA estate
go0 PIN loot fer business property a.
Wv ccntra business poiuis in Car city IN
bargain FOR some one ritbcr 10 build 90 hu a
Ter Investment 10 VII double in Naiue. fNs
stores Just competed en Dfxt iuf Erc rcntel -
net nearly :. par cent GA total in nNrstmclt
viii Sell y. g. or 03 feel Call on Crolief A
Cutler for location
NUSKEGoA keai Estate is attracting cousid-
N eratie attention cali a. sur ofnst asa " e
Will furnish ySu Information about prcrs and
location Of acre property. iots. eIc.. and stew
you maps plafs etc.. without expense 10 sea.
lrozifr Cutler.
ELE6AAT FARM. stock. produce. fruit
i wheat. etc. near Grand River. We Vii Sc
az barsalu or exchange for crAnc Rapids
property IL Is one 81 the fnesi farms iH the
State trozicr Cutler, Is lsnsi-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

kAak sAt.k--tA Ale4~s RroIscrlsi i ieN chelcs
lafs ~ yssilei> 1rs eieIllls f&e4 81 flsf cftf-
trrsas NasA - NoH{llx psy fc1Dt1 = i,afssl slt. Il
t&ke1 aeN. " ol.4Aki&aA - Asais>a-St
thicaEo W
E0k SAfk-Nea a .4oaa baalss 81 Earraos
srt.. trfHceE LaNa NoHrl Ana fitfh-att
hFirk sef flfnkc<. cententeN eel - ul0or ontira
he4st. sesSf. Gas N4tA.. clsttrD. "a. alknte,
tlls hrArtts D~x y iH4tN. eufslat gn.IG att. lrsl
>iogx lEisar1 ~ s.sneiro eSk. tnslat claSsf
ntaftls l4k&toTs sE4 oztI tllh eltk i.,l ana
Ve+a eatrf. l0i a8xlsa sraacA. sc4ae4- EsFA
Natkk eE1 fQucfest stretl NAlks xsg1 t,l' 1t
hsfaF2i aaks hoslSe bliii 81 Ne 9 aiatert4ts ~
thfS1.1 Pre-. Stee. q So pel uiantl. AfN
ssr.sela AouSe on 4fis avs. Nith ai. n oa.tfsi
Improvements. 2ib.sl "a - per aiaarh 50 Das
iAent6 ! aQalF lots 80 Paris Ce lcEe ana 1tr-
rAet-afe-. al UeU ssst g. ti4N lhEr.es n .
3Iils. lacesArt h.0cA foAri-St. kltf40et-
INk sAlk-Ns new lAret hausc ca Ierrsco-
ave-. noaris lomrlrlra. aNa p'oflf sf>.1 /
etcF iof sale to- Ss,As, i&rEf pafisi hsif So
uhE-foeta. etnihk sFoaHn aaa kiIchrn siA oea-
ft.elllS. u2&a-fooia. acl 4l1 csia ~&50r testaif<
siis auNns aas ana furnace. thf Loust cas- nsf
- 01isllralea tof t-s.s tbs ,ol 4lont a. taSi
tfolt 81 ne croNA cl ine terrEcf with = rae
sieH 81 he cily. - Wsrtk xAsSL IlAuaf p pa
ciAaxa, ioeyAI1 blook, earAur ~ PEAR aad
oltSNaSl2 -.ti
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
Livingston Republican:

Livingston Republican:
Talk about kid-gloved farmers. Who
is the most Of farmer, he who rents
his farm to q tenant and collects the
rent regularly and has nothing more to
do with the business, but lives IN quiet
grove on the banks of a pleasant lake,
or ne VINO employs twenty-five men
with their families, on a 1000 acre farm
and pays them every Saturday night;
who personally superintends the work
and dictates what crops shall be sOwn
as the best paying; what stock will best
pay IN the markets? Any man that
hasn't beam in his eye as big asa fence
rail, can see that such farmer is much
better prepared to know the wants of
the farmer than he who lives in 4 sum-
mer resort and collects ms rents. Mr..
Turner, too, is a thorough man of busi-
ness in any and everything that he un-
dertakes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
Cnn;on Republican

Clinton Republican
What shall We say of tarlh bhl
which furnishes tree silk for the rich. f.
and places a tax of over leo per cent.
on the clothes of the poor Farmers
and laboreTs. YOU have A remedy
your votes. WHAT are you here for
i.apeer Democrat.
And what shall we say Of an editor
who, posing as a teacher OF the public,
fiippantly and ignorantly writes about =
bill ne never read? The Mckinley bill,
TO which the Democrat evidently refers,
imposes a duty OF s2.25 per pound, and
Is per cent. al yalorem on the highest
grades or silk dress goods. on the
highest grades of SILK veivets and SILK
plushes the new duty Is $3.50 per
pound, and Is per cent. al valorem IN
addition. The pound or specific du-
ties have been imposed TO prevent
swiudIing by under valuations, and the
money collected under the new bill Will
be much larger than under the old.
Democratic papers are authorized 10
copy this article with or without credit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
TOWER
Employment Bureau
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

Rooms 9 AND 8 TOWER BLOCK.
DTGOLIA .Fropnetors
WANTED Help-2 travelling sslesmen.
w painter. furniture workers. pufters.
1anltor. clerks. mill men, csntAssers GA
salary.
WANTED -fepsle H,ip-7 girls FOR general
w houSework 8 second girls. sewing giris.
oiaing-roOm GfiS lchamDeT maids : women
forlaundry work
LNOR sALE-A nnr room house On Center
81. good sized lot. rae shade and lava.
price Sls0e.
E0R SALE-il-roofn house on East Brioge-si.
furnace. sewer city water. corner iei ane
finely finished price $500. easy terms
k'OR SALE OK EACliANGL-sroo house
4 and large corner lot room Tor another
house on lot. on fwe graded streets. with sevs
ers. etc. 90 exchange Tor farm N0uld assume
some incumhfaoce.
EoR SALE or -nrlck bloch n
north end. with living rooms above and
basemen well finished. reuts Tor ~ per month,
EOR SALE OR EACHAN6E-a-rooSn house
on Jtomss-st.. near East 81. nicely IN
isbec and Just completed come Hnc see IL.
EoR sALE--A fine los on shircy st. Oh Con
tract 80 down. SO per month.
EOg SALE lots on Pisintcld-sss. inside
city on contract small payments tpe
chance 20 buiid.
Eok sALB-Hosse sss let on Isrraoss,s.
sell on contract. proe sls0a. eSsy terms.
LOR sALE-A fine ~ room bouse Oh <crer-
son-st. good barn. log 5,s ~ 30 feet.
price 500
LrOR sALE--2 lots on Hast nrs4st or easy
terms or viii exchanss Tor improved
properly.
4Q ACRES fruit farm. 5 miles from city l017
~ nesrh. lUJ sppifs. pumN pears. grsre.
aud small fruiIs personal property and cash
II needed 10 s1change Tor property lD city.
bargain for someone.
MONEY 10 LOAN on real and persersi prop
vi erfy IN suns 20 suit koomst spc =. Tower
block
HOUSES and rooms 20 rsrts also = number 81
ID good tenants wanting 20 rent. trns IN
ycur keys. Rooms aBc q Tower block.
DrGoLfs BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

The Republicans Of The second Representa-
tive district 81 kent county will meet IA con
ventlon a. ths Ada h0tel. saturday. SEPT. =.
lSo. Al ! o'clock for the purpose Of nominating
a candidate 60 represents aid district In the
LEGISLATURE and % transact such other busi ness
a. moy properly come beicfe if
By order OF the committee.
=. NJ. BkRNAxD.
Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
W|HANS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
2 AND 4 TOWER BLOCK.

WANTED-Female helps dinlng-room girls.
W 2kitchen s1rs. J diShwaSner. IL girls for
general work. COOKS and laundresses; INST
class places and good wages Ladies Parior,
and Tower block.
IVANTED-Male help nurse, shafer hand
w farm hands. cabinet makers, ma
chine carYers. / man 10 cut wood. several good
agents. 90 tie MAKERS. 3 aud Tower block.
7 LOTS a 500. 3 on EaSt-st.. near Hall-st.
10 LOTS q $3.50. 9 on Hall-st-, S near Lake ave,
10 on SiXth-ave.
, LOTS q 500. east OF city.
, LOTS a $3.50. south of city.
/ LOTS a siOO. in nice grove on Leenard-st.
4 LOTS G $50. ? on Prince-st. in city. on
kilth-aye.
= LOTS "a SEQ. on Madison-st.. on Madison
. ave- l on fOrrestst.
= LOTS a $500. on Henry ST.. on Fifth-aye..
- near Collegeave., / on Shiriey-st.. at east
end OF Cherry-st.
> LOTS a $3.50. east end Cherry-st.
= LOTS a 500. on cass- St. l business lot east
- end OF Cherry-st.
= LOTS a $50 on Hastings-st, in Prospect
- ace. on North-ave.
4 LOIS a 500. 3 on Page-st. on Coit-ave.
, LOTS a $1,000. on James-st.
/ LOT FOR sll0O. on Lafayette-st.
LOT FOR sl5oo. on Lawn Court
, LOTS a s140O. on Madison-ave in Pros
= pect Place.
I LOT FOR $500. cor. Lawn Court and Mad
Il iSOn-aye.
, LOTS a $1,000. cor. Bridge and Prospect
Place
1 LOT FOR sl7o0. cor. Bridge and Prospect
l. Place.
I LOT FOR slsOo. cor. Bridge and Prospect
l Place.
f LOT FOR 5000. wealthy-aye.
CHEAP houses next week
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

The absence of the Democratic mem
bers, when the House was photo
graphed, may have added TO the beauty
OF the picture, but 1t was not business
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

$40 MAS IS good enough 10 govern
another without his consent" is one Of
the immortal sayings of Abraham
Lincoln. Mississippi says; "The white
man has divine right to boss the mig
ger" Which principle shall be laid at
the foundation of our governmental
pollcv2
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

ScHwAB, the Anarchist, says that he
Is subject OF the German Emperor.
Doubtless Illinois viii be willing to give
him up, when his job for the State is
worked out.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

THERE seems to be more than one
kind of prohibition that does not pro-
hibit. The latest one IS the Methodist
conference prohibition of attendance
upon "hOss trots' by its ministers.
Arney has been there again.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
Jackson Citizen.

fundamental error in the free
traders attitude is shislnsistence thatthe
economic policy OF TINS country should
be made 10 conform 10 rules prescribed
by foreign statesmen and writers as
best for countries altogether differently
circumstanced. Hence the majority
of free trade arguments are repenuons
from writers whose experience was Inn
tied 10 nations of restricted resources,
and necessarily dependent upon other
countries for the means of subsistng
their peoples.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
Marquette Mining Journal /:

marquette MlnlnS JOutnal-
"The effect of the high protective
tariff is To grind out millionalres at one
end of the hopper and paupers at the
other" asserts the Kalamazoo Gazette.
That must be singularly constructed
contrvance which has a hopper that
discharges a ground out" product at
both ends. Will the Gazette explain
where the material out of which mil
lionaires and paupers are ground out
enters the protective tariff hopper?
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

KESNEDY's speech has been denied
burial IN the Congressional Record. 1t
has go0e "tnundering down the ages"
hOwever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

Mules will henceforth be IN demand d
by the Democracy. They can be utilized
as kicking members of Congress.