davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21

A woman who has been for many
years at the head of a large hair
dressing establishment expresses the
opinion that the average woman
browns the life of her hair by fire.
quent washings. Fer cleaning the
heads of customers whom she visits
twice a week she uses not a drop OF
water, but pins her faith to a good
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
THEIR SOULS QuIYER.
From the state Gasette.

The souls of the Jersey City ringsters
and ballot box rascals are quiyering with
terror over the awful rnmor that n or
more of the indicted election officers have
sssquealed," and will give testimony for
the State. There seems to be pretty good
reasons for believing the report to be
true. The trial Of the first batch Of ras-
Gals begins on Monday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Frank g. Lyon. deceased. Christ Inn A
Lyon. administratrix OF frank q. Lyon. deceased.
BY ordcr Of the surrogate or Hudson County, GATED
April u, 1SN. hereby gives notice 10 the creditors Of
said deeedent TO bring In their 1ebts. demands and
claims against the estate OF said deced6nt, under
date OF said order or they WILDE forever barred "
any action therefor against said administrators
CHRISTINA A. LYON,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
Wedding Celebrations.

Additions are frequently made to
the recelebrations Of wedding occas-
ions. The following, so far as we can
ascertain, is the latest revised and inn
proved list:-Three days, sugar; sixty
days, vinegar; first anniversary, iron;
fifth anniversary, wooden; tenth an
niversary, tin; fifteenth anniversary,
crystal; twentieth anniversary, china,
twenty-ifth anniversary; silver;
thirtieth anniversary, cotton; thirty
fifth anniversary, linen; fortieth an
niversary, wooden; forty-fifth anniver-
sary, silk; iftieth anniversary, golden;
seventy-fifth anniversary, diamond.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
The Princes Bismarck.

If little is known in England of
Prince Bismarck's life, still less is
known of the lady who for more than
forty-two years has shared his home.
The Princess Bismarck is described as
the very model of a practical, me-
tnodical German matron, with an eye
for every detail of household arrange
ment and economy. 1t was at the
wedding of a friend that Bismarck
first met with Fraulein Johanna Won
Puttkamer. She made there an i'm
preston which illuminated in an offer
of marriage three years later. The
key to the Princess character is to be
found, says the same biographer, in
her words, THAT my husband is a
public character is a fact to which |
often find it painful enough to resign
myself. But as for me, his wife, what
have / to do with publicity? do not
exist for publicity, but wholly and
solely for him. In a letter which the
Prince wrote to the Princess from
Biarritz, he said:-"I have a bad con
science, because | am seeing so much
that is beautiful without you. If you
could only be carried hither through
the air, I would go with you this very
moment back to San Sebastian
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Ann Gibney. deceased. Henry Puster,
executor OF Ann Gibney, deceased, by order Of tha
Deputy Surrogate of Hudson county. duted May 70,
1872 hereby gives notice 70 the creditors Of said de-
against said d~ecedent. under oath or Affirmation
within nine months from tue date OF said order, or
they viii be forever barred of any action therefor
against said executor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
Oo.sfpn's Diarrhma Cordial.

Prepared Exclusively from RooEs and Herbs.
Quick cure for p~YSENTERy,
CHOLERA M0RBUss collie, CRAMPS. and all
Bowel complaints brought on by impure water,
uns9holesofne Fruit. Vegetables. etc. SOC. six OF.
Bottle. Druggist or H. w. COLSION, Proprietor,
NO. S22 Barrow street. Jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
ABSOLUTELY PURE

brush, a short bristled, narrow brush,
backed with wood, rather than one of
the elaborate articles in silver or
ivory and the way she operates it is
as follows:-
1.-THE first thing to do when the hair
is unpinned is to loosen it by lightly
tossing it about. The operation need
not tangle it, and as the tresses are
being aired they fall into natural
lengths. Instead of beginning at the
scalp the first combing should start at
the end of the hair. In other words,
breaking and tearing the hair out.
remove considerable dust. The scalp
should be cleaned in spots and
sections. and a fine tooth comb is in
dlSpensable. 1t is not necessary to
draw the comb down through the
hair. Dandruff can be cured by comb
ing the surface where it has accumu-
lated, and by slanting the fine comb
it may be brought from the scalp
without having to go the whole length
Of the hair. As | said before, the head
should be cleaned in spots. When
the dead skin has been loosened, a
thorough brushing is all that is re-
CURED to remove it. By thorough |
mean tospend a full hour, first brush
ing the head and then the hair to free
it from the scurf and .eruptions of
skin. Frequently this can be accom-
plished by shaking out or tanning the
hair, and subsequent brushing will
give the hair the glossy, silky finish
for which so much pomade is used"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
RRANCH OFFICEs:

Advertisements. Subscriptions and Newsdeal
ers Orders received.-
EoBoKEx- First and Clinton Streets, j. d. Sin
clair.
UNION HILL-H. Fischer. No. 90 PaIisade Avenue.
BERGEN PoIST-T. w. Dobson, opposite Railway
Depot.
BAYoSSE-J. Il. Brewer No. ISL Avenue D.
FIVE CuESEns-G. w. Pheiffer, No. G6S Newark
Avenne.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
why . Bush Is the SLAM q an Inn.

The ivy being sacred to Bacchus,
the god of wine, the ancients indicat-
ed a place where wine was sold by
hanging an ivy bush over the door.
peare's ssgood wine needs no bush''
was q familiar proverb, founded on
the Latin vino vendibili hedera non
necessary; the French have the
proverb, Eau vim qui Sc vend bien, il
ne fault point de lierre'' to winewhich
sells well, no bush is necessarily. The
modern proverb is.-"A good thing
advertises itself.'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
NOTICE or sErTLEMENI.

M OTICE Ut NKIEEllfaF
Notice Is hereby given that the account OF the
subscriber, executor and trustee under the last Will
and testament OF John H. Lynch deceased. viii be
audited md stated by the surrogate OF the County
OF Hudson, and reported for settlement on Satur-
day. the 26th day Of July next
Dated May y a. p. 1854
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21

TIE JERSEY Cry ~NEws:-Single copies, two
cents; subscription, six dollars per year; postage
free.
The SUNDAY MORNING NE~ws:-Pubhshed every
Sunday morning; single copies, three cents; sub
s~cription, one dollar and fifty cents per year;
postage free.
Entered in the post office at Jersey City as
second class mail matter.
All business communication should be adj
dressed to Cry PUBLISHING COMPANY; all others
tothe Managing Editor
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21

elected at open primaries to express
the will of the people and not merely
to register the will of two or three
bosses. Let us have no slate, no ring
dictation this year. Let the people
nominate their candidates for Con
gress and the ~shrievaIty. Let Mr..
McAdoo get the nomination-if he
can; and if not let him run as a kicker
If he dare.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21

We have little love for Mr.. James
G.. Blaine; bnt, at least, we must con
fess he is a good politician. Perhaps
his denunciation of the Mckinley
bill, as given in the Herald of this
morning, will make the army of job
beers and plunderers, who control our
present Congress, pause before push
ing the atrocious easur to enact
ment.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21

nominate their candidates Tor Con-
gress and the ~shrievaIty. Let Mr..
McAdoo get the nomination-if he
can; and if not let him u as a kicker
If he dare.
The Journal on Law Breaker
Benson.
Our attention has been directed to
a savage attack in the EDeniag Jour
nal of Thursday upon Police Commits
sioner Benson for attending a recent
prize fight. We heartily coincide in
all the views therein expressed, but
we + not surprised that a Police
Commissioner should be a,law breaker
when he knows that the Mayor who
| appointed him owes his official posi-
ton to the most outrageous violation
OF law that ever disgraced a com
munitys
Here is what the Journal says
t a recent prize-fght, which occurred but a
short time ago, we are told that among the par
Elephants Ia the show were many prominent
citizens, who are supposed to be law -abiding,
and that several OF them were well-known
ana feSpSctaDl6' OlNclalS, one the mayor or a.
city, another o member of the Police Board
OF q certain municipality. These officials were
not present out OF mere curiosity, but because
they love the prize ring and have become regu-
lar attendants at the fights. They were out un-
III -four O'Clock in the morning, at which hour
the mill was over, and they marched back to
their homes, appearing next day as the elected
conservators of the public peace and the paid
servants of the people, who have said by the
fiat of the laws that 1t is the duty of Officials to
use their power to suppress and punish those
Who auG0nrn in Nriza fV1finr NoVv what aan
we expect of q police force ii its heads and gov
ernors are to conntenance by their presence the
very offences against the law which
and punish? Can it be expected that the
subordinate win do his duty if the executive
head Of a city government, and a commander of
the police, by their acts, aid and abet law
breakers One, surely, cannot have much
confidence in a general who would protect
aud aid the enemy. So far as the logic
Mayor, or q police commissioner, to give coun-
tenancc and aid to a prize fighter, it is equally
proper for them to join hands with a gang of
house-breakers, or bank-robSers, and to take
part in the burglary of a dwelling-house or the
cracking" of a safe. Every excuse which fits
the one case also fits the other.
OF course, every one knows that the
Commissioner is Mr.. Benson. Every
one knows who the Mayor is, too;
but with that we have no concern for
the moment. If Mayor" Cleveland
was half q man he would
compel Benson to get out Of
the Office he disgraces at once.
His conduct must be pretty glaring
when wen tie paper which he serves
thus denounces him. But Mr.. Cleve-
land will not touch Mr.. Benson, for
he dare not. Mr.. Benson might tell
some of the secrets he knows, and
then there would be music.
We have little love for Mr.. James
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17
OUK EKAsoN~

3D. the Ir.baa<. of Detroit yesterday
sl.1 n Ias Lsa.tef ~ tals c.ts MaJoE @
81 AaISsls j. quoted a. sayng
Fl ~ 10 reas9u o. uoa.fy t1e F-ens
pressed u tle interview 81 Apf-
-. ! sald then 1 sas aot s callt-dAte
faf tae Once la tne .eu-e tlar / aJll1
asrz ap delegations or maze any
SPECIAL eTrort O. secure support from
aaF specla. quarter aad a. { j. quite
F.denE could n0t have MS home
Delegation united without contest j
consider myself 0ut u the race
This was tile eXact reasoning, shlch
brought the IELEGEAM-HERAID % con
sder Mr. Watkins "out OF the race,
an expressed ln a recent ISSUE. The
TELEoRAN-HERALD has only the
kadllest of feelings toward
MAJOR Watkins personally and
had lt not come 10 choice of
friends, would have been pleased 70
further the gallant majors ambition,
- lar a. our humble ability might help
him Al al times thoroughly awake
% the best interests and good name OF
of our city, we would be pleased u
have the next Republican candidate
tor Governor hau from this immediate
yc.nity. Mr Mccoy, however, was
long ago in the field for the nOmlna-
ton Tor SAte Treasurer, and be has
plenty of friends, both IN the city
ana all over the State, who will
ms Il that he be a candidate 10 the fin
sh Being thorougly cOgnizant OF this
state OF affairs, It was very easy 10 see
defeat for Grand Rapids all around
should both candidates be presented 10
the convention Ii Kent County and
the Fifth District Will for once unite,
As they now can, IN asking for Mr.. Me
Cows nomination for State Treasurer,
there Is little doubt that they will get
what they want On the other hand
MAJOR Watkins has little 10 regret The
mention he has received for the Gov
ernorship has extended his acquaint-
ance and perhaps added TO ms popular
ity in u way that will materially aid the
contamination of future political ambi-
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

THE Ohio State Journal truthfully says
"The service pension is right and
should be granted. The veterans, IN
demanding it, are demanding only a
part of their lawful due. But the
speedy recognition of this claim can
only be secured by the united efforts
of all loyal citizens; and he who, under
pretense OF being a friend of the sol
diers and of the service pension, seeks
TO divide the patriot people Of the coun.
try, to stir up strife and bitternes,
amongst the'supporters of the just
cause, and 70 rouse needless and un-
wise antagonisms, Is either a michIev-
Gus demagogue or a hopeless idiot.
Any intelligent soldier can see through
hm."
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

RIAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION
and lo south loaast phons
EOE SALE-A f-v more share, u th, N e,
1 South GRAND Rapid Panna N I.m
pans. has is company recently HfltH ..f
Itfilts hat uE nu} money aut raNlIt o. .II
trsl ln good laN AE buel ng>s would 81" nt.
T. looh ms up Inquire oi j A. lof.H 81 l..
- Porter block
EOk saba sA-reom hous. ou 0o.est
Good wells |nf lR l-.. uuiK -~N. "a fuft
small payment Gown and ba.aur. on monthly
payments. Would take oheap .ef foI frsi na2
uruf.
LWk ~ALE-Foar u,r houses oa Naran.sf
south ui huffrrHHrti. ave. oHls { ft rnri.
Lots 4Rl-' near street railway aud wI.I sr.
uu easy payments
EOR SALE-IIouse and lot on jefferson ave-
near tflh-aYc. East front The Is fue
location. and u taken within fhf neat thirty
days viii sell for $3.50
EOK SALE-liouse and Bot Ne. pewell-st
This H. new house Of modern style eight
large rooms street graded vaih huIf. every
thing in good shape Viii sell Tor s-lr
E'Ok SALE-Ieu lots iu Suunysids add fIou.
near iiali-st. Nin sell the trH at @ bar
gain. or single iots ai $50 each on rast frrfus
These lots are high and dry. and very tuf.
healthy location.
L'OK ~ALE-W Work horse and uchf wagon
Complete outfit f0r au express man. Wii
he sold cheap. a. owner II going put Of city
EOK SALE-New house ou Sherman ~ . east
OF Lasi-sf. Lot NRltls seven rooms vel
and cisiern only si.2D0. and easy payments
RU~lNE CHANCE VIII sell haIf Interest
- iu first class grocery house centrally Io.
Gated and doing fourlsilug busI nfss fr
VIII eAchangr for house and lnf worth 81 NI
PARE BAKGAIN-That fne arge house No
~ y Nofri~un-st-. a the head Cass st NiH
rent Tor So per month or Viii sell 90 d reason
able figure and on long time This 1. d very
dislranit property ior any one wishing fHe
location iu an excellent ueichborhood
|Vk SAIL Vs. have - splendid fruit farm
near fhr cify. consisting of a. acres fhf
farm is SCI with about 49, choice Iirarh fr.t.-
Apples HafN. IIuHe. cherries. .IlfHrft grapes
straw berries. rasuherrlfe eft ffr Th. nnnsf
auo Barr are nfn. and iIf Farm al uffi. iaa tIf
excellent water. about a. arrHs eIIt make ar
excellent garden. Frcn efr rrf acre Terms
easy.
ENE -ALl 80 building Cots ar Euff.rv. h
ave. These loie are a barge anf Hfl rIIh.
in thf reach of the Iarur.Nl fiatsee TIinf arc
w ifhiu minutes Ra'k uf 81 factories and Il.
minutes Waik from fhf Uasf.ufIef N.H s.'f
nn easy terms from tbE 10 faH earh
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

OUE Democratic exchanges come to
us now with tear stains running down
the whole length of their editorial
columns. Tears of sympathy for the
farmers on account of the Mckinley
bill. Can't you let up, and give the Re-
licaus chance to drive the agricultural
element AL into your party, if they
want to do so? That Is what you say
We are doing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17
RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR sA'

RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
3 houses and lots east of East St, just off
Wealthy-aye.. only $50 and 500; terms easy.
l house and lot east of East-st. south of
Fiflh-aye.. 500; payments easy these houses
are all new.
house and lot on Chares-st.. sll00.
I house and lot on Crosby-St.. si00.
house and lot on South DiyisiOn-st.. just
south of SiNth-ave.. lot Axl32. with 9-rO0m
house. first-class business property. only 5000
II sold az once.
? houses aud lot. 5Oxl90. on Center-st Just
south Of Fifth ave. only $50. worth $500.
house and lot. 50xl32, north Of Wealthy
ave. on Lagraye. price 500.
house and lot on Lagrave-st.. south OF
Blakeley- ave. price s2l00.
/ house and lot. 50Xl32. north of Fifth-ave.
on Cass ST.. price $40.
I lot. corner Ot Fast and HembOldt- sts
AxllN. price 500. VIII trade for "A good horse
and crTTiage.
house and lot. f0XllG. on Highland-ave. b.
tween JeifersOn-aye. and Center-st.. price slslo.
+ vacant lots on Wealtoy-ave.. east Of East
81, from 80 10 stO. terms to suit pure haser.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

\ GENTLEMAN in Detroit street car
gave lady his seat. She said al thank
you" and the gentleman nearly faint
ed. He stopped the car, got off and
returned home to lie down. Now let
some young lady stop chewing gum
long enough to try such an experiment
on a Grand Rapids gentleman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

\ PROJECT has been brOached in Lon
don to adapt the Latin language to the
needs of modern life and business, to
use As an international language. Tbs
would give a practical impetus TO le
study Of a language whose value As a
mental and literary discipline Is ac-
kDOwledged
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

THE story that Henry Watterson lost
$1,000 at poker : denied. II did seem
rather large sum for an editor %
have IN his possession no once. Most Of
the fraternity would be- wiling 10 lose
%, for the novel sensation of having mad
10 ou hand
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

AFTER BEN BUTLER gets ms hand IN.
ON the imprisoned anarchists, he viii
tackle the cases Of the rest of them. by
serving writ of habeos corpus on God
Almighty-or the other one. Bob
Ingersoli will be his associate in the
case. TO test the question Of a persona,
devil"
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17
PERCYSN YDER
28 CanaI-st.. RoOm d


MONEY To LOAN Al and per cent on gilt
" edged security. Percy snyder. = Canal ST.
NEW room house. on West side. only :io5l
IN ACRES. llz miles from cts. sS0. VIII
~ trade for good lot OF small house.
| OTIS near East st.. only $50, terms 81 cash.
- balance ~ quarterly without interest
HAVE choice business blocks for sale on
Canal 81 and south pivid In St. will pay
per cent. ou Investment
G. ROOM house and lot fv1g. ON south
lnIon ST. onlv $50 worth $3.50
| HAVE Hoaso acres of land f0r sale in
Nebraska and Wyoming A. from q t1 g an
acre easy terms.
peach lands On Lake shore Tor sale or trade
I HAVE some fne farms near city, that
VII exchange iar city property
PERCl0 SNYDER
. Canal-st.
Telephone 81,
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.


p.r,orrats rnur,,llrnp. free traders
ete hav. dra,p a wealth If con.ola-
t,on from, Ren Rlitterwortn's opposition
to th.. NrKirl,. b.u and "a far A. ms
. .r.-.t.t ,t..... ..,,,,.,,,,
pleasure, hepUo.caus can feJoce win
thrm Republicans are not AZ all con-
...r-aI over tb, matter Eurtarworth
.., .-..t. ,.... ......,.
o. " y
ou Oh. tariff question, no more lhan
Randall wa. with h, party. The Dem
o..,,t.. .l,I, .n..,v ,.,- Randall neither
p...............t.
VII r. p,'''.,''''' "''' ''.'
Randall was utterly at variance with
his party. Butterw0rtu ou.v partially SO
p,,.t,ll ,.,. ,r...,.. .re,,t -, bi. connec-
.i...........,. >. II.
'.''l " .'" '''o'' l'' ''-0' '"'e ''O
Wasau oui-and-out pfuiecuOnist. BUT
tervortu d, cous. .teut rs a Republi-
,.,.. ,.....,.,... I,.. .,~,ta.t,,,,,-st b,,t
~
thinS9 ut'i ''iilud S''o'llu oo 'oei'''
lut the >.stcrIOOd ot American states,
hv rrc.nrocrfv II not annexation. The
U...tf,... r.. ,,u d.f,,.. H,t,.r-
".''' ''7--''i' 7' '"
od in hs madness in the iOho"ing
paragraph
.Vet to arv ono vino has followed
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

KEFLy's hackers now really expect
to see ms motor "mote" before long
80 mote q he
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17
10 sUBsCRIBERA

A.y szs>ortssr 70 THE TELEoRAn-
mEnALD whs fails % receive tAs paDO
r>g~i~rfy. or vAS may have r>sssa -
s>>~L~i. sf late dsiiv~<y. vfn sonfsr .
sp>sl>i fA.sr Sy iafor@iag thL snss -
- nSss 90 once. ssaa psst~i earA - 81
- s>ssDA~.s ssi-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17
CROl|ER & CUTTERS
E.B. CADWELL. MANAGER.
Real Estate Department.
" estoh Building, Is Canal->t


MONEY To LOAN-ln any amount over
vi so On goOi real estate security, Ne have
10 on hanc aud can supply you on short notice.
G1eln WILLBUl modern sroom house
ClO ~ new, located Ou NOOdlaWn- az C..
halt a-bloek from Madison
S1QlD sl50 down. balance SIS per month.
SlopV- will buy the new brick house and
lot at - south Lafay stfest.
DE AUTIFTL Farm for exchange. located
ID - miles from Chuca. W ashtenaw eOunty.
Mich. Call al Cr0Zirr Cutters real estate
department. for particulars.
GOuln WILL BUY the modern sroOm
DSoOO house al No. ~ Henry-st. Look
10 over.
nor SALE-7-rOOm house and TWO beautiful
Il lots. located al the corner OF East and
Adams-sts.
LOR SALE-5rOOm house aud lot i0Xl32 To-
Gated al 452 south IOnia-st.
NOU CAN get a home AT South Grand Rapids
ON your own terms.
lNANTED-T0 exchange a grocery stock
w which invoices 5000. Tor a vacant lot
worth sl60; will pay the balance IN cash.
| OF on North Lafayette-st. for sale. three
IL blocks from Bridgest; price 500; terms
easy.
The above is a partial lift Of what Crozier 4
CATERS Real Estate Department has 10 ofer.
+. h. CALDWELL. Manager
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17
H E. THOMPSON,
IS Ne ! HOISeman BICcs,
w. B. SWEET & CO..

Successors to Sweet x Schmiel9
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS.
1927 Monroe Street.
Rooms 81 and -. Telephone l027
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

SONS Louisiana citizens want Con
gress to interfere with tine running of
the hig lottery, by refusing g the use
Of the nails r. seems to be one Of the
states rights 90 charter and authoure
It's own business enterprises. When a
state once gives legitimacy to an enter
prise why should congress damn it
There are some other things that Con-
gress should look to in LOUISIANA as
vel as lotteries. Let Congress purify
National elections there and then the
state election may become sufficiently
improved 20 prevent the election ot
lsg-sl ators who vii sanction '0tteres
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

II lOU want Ia borrow money ou productive
real estate ln sums Io >ult call on l.. =
prnXfu