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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
WHAT GOVERNMENTS

Vow that the Mississippi constitu-
tional convention has got Its proposed
amendments all nicely framed, so as TO
disfranehise the blacks. the leading
spirits of that delectsble gang of states
men do not dare to submit the amend
men.s to the people. They have sud
denly discovered that ratification by
the people IA not necessary" If the
fundamental law OF the state can be
altered by any authority other than the
people themselves, what form of gov
eminent exists IN Mississippi? Is 1t n
republican form of government, such
as the United states shall guarantee to
every state 10 the MON II such rsdi-
cal changes can be made by a select
few IN tho fundamental law of the
state, so as TO deprive thousands of
citizens Of the elective franchise. with
out 50 much as saying to the people
"by your leave" the form Of govern
ment partakes rather Of the nature Of
an sristocracy than Of a republic. If
the peoples own rights OF legislation
can be taken away, the form Of govern
ment Is monarchial instead Of repub-
lican. The United states may yet have
to take a hand the settlement Of the
Southern question. IN another way
than by supervising elections Whom
the gods would destroy, they first make
mad" southern Democracy = indeed
gs.,t
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
MINER IN DANGER.
Barrundia's Followers Want Revenge 10
the Death of Their Chief.

Barrundia's Followers Want Revenge for
the Death of Their Chief.
CITY OF GUATEMALA, Sept 3.-Min-
ister's Miners friends are urging him
to abandon the city If he would save
his life. The followers of General Bar
rundia threaten to kill him on sight.
Incensed by his order to Cap
tain Pitts to surrender their chief,
they hold him responsible for
the subsequent tragedy on board the
Acapulco. The failure of the attempt
of Barrundia's daughter to shoot Miner
seems only TO have whetted their appe-
tite for revenge. Up to the. present
time Mr.. Miner shows no signs of ac-
cepting the advice of his friends-to fee
from the city--but the almost open
threats of assassination have badly
frightened him. and the legation is con
stantly guarded by squads of policemen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
y. 7. BROOKS,
Room ], - Monroe-St
TOWER
Employment BuIeau! !
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
ROOMS 9 AND TOWER BLOCK.

hOOMS y anu y iONCh CNONN.
DEGOLIA & BEEBE-.......Pro
tVANTED-Male IIelp--l meat cook. pastry
met makers. wood cutters. 3 barn men. !
young man tolearn centestiy.
WANTED Female help; ; dining room girls.
W > second girls. / general house girls.
stenographer.
EOR SALE-A fine lot on Shirev-st.. on Con
tract so down. so per month.
tTOR SALE-A new room house near Fast
81. good size lot; price 500 easy terms.
EOR SALE--5 lots on plalnneld-ave. inside
city on contract; small payments fine
chance 10 build.
ECR SALE-House and lot on Terrace-aye
II rooms. modern finish lot 30 / 4, viii
sell on contract. price $500. easy terms.
FOR SALE-A fine l. room house on JeTer-
sOn-St. gool barn. lot 5S1s by 20 feet.
price 5000.
TOR SALE-2 lots on HestIngs-st. on easy
terms or will exchange Tor improved
property.
FOR SALE-A fine f-room house. near East
street. good sized lot in good location;
price 5000. Easy terms.
IN ACRES fruit farm. s miles from city; 100
~ peach. l0J apples. plums, pears. grapes
and small lruit; personal wroperty and cas- IA
II needed TO exchange Tor property IN city. 4
bargain for someone.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
III erty In sums 10 suit. RO0mSS and 9. Tower
block.
HOUSES and rooms to rent; also a number OF
Ii good tenants wanting 10 rent; bring in
your keys. Rooms and 9. Tower bioes.
DEGOLIA & BEEBE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
a MINE HORROR.
Eighty Lives Lost Through Careiessness
in Galica a.

VIESSA, Sept 2-Details regarding
the mine explosion near Borgslav. in
Galicia. reveal the outrageous action Of
the mine owners that has resulted in
toe loss Of eighty lives On
Friday last through the explo-
sion Of boiler. the Wolanka mine
buildings were set on fire. In order to
ssntrol the FIRE the shafts were closed,
tho authorities being apparently ignor-
ant or careless Of tho fact that they
were thus imprisoning eighty OF their
smployes. Monday when the shafts
were opened only one body was found.
the others not having Jet been discov'
cred. The eighty are supposed 70 have
been killed bv poisonous gases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
ELEVATOR OWNERS FAIL.
Farmers in VIII, Kane and Kendall
Counties, I'll, Heavy Losers.

JOLIET. H., Sept. 3.--W NJ. e A. T.
Druley, with grain elevators in Plain
field and Cation, passed their business
into the hands of the sheriff Tuesday,
owing about 500, 900 TO farmers in
Will, Kane and Kendall coun-
ties. The farmers are poor and
lose all, having left their grain with the
firm for two years. All the assets
found were twenty-five bushels of corn
and 200 bushels Of oats, tho elevators
being mortgaged. The elevators were
surrounded by the poor farmers as the
news was carried through the country.
W. NJ. Druley lives in Chicago, and has
had two oatmeal mills burned within a
year
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
Cnnntr MO-

Tor state Senator
WILLIAM i. ADAMS
For rhcr IL
ISAAC F.LAMOkEAJE
For County Clerk
JAMES - kN0N.
For Register 90 DEEDS
NATHANIEL RICE.
Tor County treasurer
SHERMAN Il. CoLSON-
For Prosecuting Artorusy-
JAMES T.. MchkiDE.
Tor Circuit Court commissioners
DIV tGuI GOr>.
ALFRED WOLC0TT.
For Corouers-
RESKi r. LOCEER.
DANIEL j. WALLACE
For surveyor
DOKR Smells.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
ErruBIIoAN DISTRICT CONVENTION

There VIII be a Republican Convention held
atC1l5y's Hal. in the village of Rockford. on
-aturaav september Is l.ssi az o'clO cS y. m.
Tor tne purpose of nominating A candidate Tor
the state legislature from the Third Repre-
sentative District. Kent County. and Tor the
transaction OF any other business which may
properly come before the convention.
y. II. GOULD. T. ". GIBBS.
n. IL. LYLE r. u. HICkOCK.
Dated. Aug. 81. 1900. District Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,
state Ticket.

Fer doFern0r-
JANIS =. lRNER, of tngham-
Far Lieutenant fiaTern ~
WILLIAM $. ilNIpN. ot saginaw.
For secretary oi state
Eer state Treasurer
JOSEPH IS MOORE. OF Wayne.
For AsIifor General
THERON H. elDDlSGS. OF Kalamazoo
For missioner 0l STATE Land once
JUHN G. BERRY. o. etsrso.
For Attorney tseneTli--
BENJANIN ~. hCST0N. OF Tuscols.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction
chh SCht ~. Of eaton.
For Member of state Beard Of Education
JANE, 81. BALLot. OF Aiiegan.
For Justice of thc supreme Court
EDWARD CAHlbL, OF lngham
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Cor. THovks WEvrwoR7H HtrerSzoN
asks. How does literary man stand
t0-dsy in Engisndrf one would natur-
ally suppose that. f be we're rot too
nearly starved to death 60 stand a. al.
he would stand Ike other men. Since
a literary man has to i've on his head
hoNsvsr. be nav. a-so. stanL On 4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Ay enthusiastic correspondent q ths
Detroit Free Press svs fhss either
Yspls or Dean can sweep the stste.
Quite trues bus neither one woaid hnd
Democratic votes enouea 20 eject h5m-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Nominations for Congress we're made
a. follows on Tuesday. Illinois, Tenth
district J. O.. Evans tProl Indiana.
Twelfth district G. A. O. Mcclellan
DEM. Kansas. Fifth district 2. :
Warren fDeml Michigan. Second dis
trict F. P. Alien Rep. Fiith district.
G. W. Watkins lRep.l Minnesota,
Fourth district s p. Snider Rep.
Wisconsin. second district Charles
Barring Dem. renominsted. Missouri.
Tenth district. " u. Eiasev lRep1
Mississippi. Seventh district c F.
Hooker jDem.1. renoninated West
virzinis. George Harmon fRepa Ceor-
ria. First district r F. Lester Dem. 3.
reuominsted Pennsylvania. Twelfth
district. Georre 81 shank Rep.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

DAx sorrn wants - ran fer Auditor
General fhf = - Sbavf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
BARGAINS IN-
Real Estate!
P TIE OFFICE OF
J. T. BROOKS
Room J, 3 MonToe-sl.

cEVERAL suburban Chica-o lets I VIII sell o.
= exchange 20 a tefsaln.
tN 20 ACRE FARM ln township % Blendon
\ 10 exchange Tor city properly.
WHO wanis nicely loca.ed house and Tot
~ or Coit-aye., every modern CONVENIENCE,
price g %.
sI.sO one same IS above FOR s2ooo.
sTILL another or Newhery ST. for s35oo.
THREE hcuses on West side rent for 500 per
amman good iayes TN snI; si8e
HOUSE and lot on e iaioA ST.. large let and
IA barn, az bargain. CGli sooA before % Is
sold.
EOUR houses and lots on Ccl'egeaye each.
$50; long time, paymeats easy. iHtertss
low.
HOUSE and lot on Portsmouth Terrace; al
IL modern im9royeIne ats; :,tg0
HOUSE and lot or South Union-ss.. has every
II couv ,nicnee th.t l. IN mo1ern h0us..
This is bargain. price $50.
T. VrD 0oEN;
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Made by Valley City Milling CO Grand
Rapids, i family fsvorte Try S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

+ n'ade from tie ohOscest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

. Canal-.t. Room Is.

NV room house aad choice lots. only
- $50
nRTg STORE business ard stock n frst
~ -fasS location f1T sac, reason fer e.ii nE
HH heath ~ proprietor, price 81, worfh
double the smouuftc = live mar.
Irop saTF-Or fraae = sgro stock Fl books
T s.stonery. uail paper and rasirai i1ziru-
nfnts
L.0g SALE nfertak'nz hHsinsss p = i've
Il town ~ Fff i1aahitsufs reas01 i0r eeli
irr fnasilifv g. attend - hasiurss ou account
al 1fd sge fhls IS = good opening f9r some lire
waa
ruAvra frstciass nvsry sto-k Tor ssls ar
frs1a.
MONEY To loan 80 ard r Per cert ~ r'n
"A esrss security Percy SNYDER = % asis e.
Il Will PAY Fartes wishiug to m4te la-
4 vest-rnfs 81 e8a and iesk ever re ie b.
fore rurchasins-
.PERCHS SNYDER
- Cansls
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Complexion powder = ~ absolute
necessity oi the refined t0i et n ths
olImste. FCzzouis combines every
element 81 b auty ana. purtv
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Iargest OF All Michigan Dallies Ez-
cept Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

INV HOUSES RiADA feH Anl oa oar
y lAaffN So nltlsiaa-st "a f-Glgu Nara
ffiaf I'D l.r ets Ftat viii .uii self Nlfsfs a.eIe
on 81. aur FlafS for Saif ai.lt NfaUss anu frr.Fs
81 2 saf ISIS Nau rfe gs asiaHe haktns- Tar
ncT i farlal hfe hausSmal tasiaIDs uso.
n DAVIS. f.s.f. "a .eI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04


W eral house work girl ier family of three.
Inquire at 95 Terrace ave. 80
WANTED Competent oid for general
W housework. Apply = Iaomassi. .i6
SITUATIONS wAETBD-MALE.
XVANTED-sltuation by "A arst class man as
coaChman or firing or tai n care "a
horses. lAqmre * 25j Prcspect-st. 80
sITUATIOEs wAETBD-FBRALE.
WANTED-Situaiion as nurse girl. Inquire
" lo6 Summer-st. 2H
WANTED-Se Sewing by the dav or week by *
w perienced dress maker o3s. Diylsion-st.
WANTED-Situa by experienced nurse.
good reference given. Mrs. l.. N scott.
rear Is Lsgraye-st. 2is
XVkNTED-Perm position by lady Of
w two years experience ia stenography.
typewriting. invoicing and general Office work
trst-class references Address r.. No. Z}s =.
O. box. Saraaac. Mich. %
FOR REET-Rooxs.
EOR RENT-Nice furnished room suitable
for two gentlemen or man and wife. -
fountaln-si. @47
FOR RENT-Rooms. furnished or unfur-
l. nished. IN suites or single; also house %
rent. Inquire III BoStwick-sf. rs
EOR RENTING basement under No. % Ar
cade suitable for tailor or shoe shop. To-
quire al Gllberi's news stand. -
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. at O.
lountaln-st "a
TOR RTNT-yery desirable furnished or nm
furnished rooms from 81 10 $50 per week
convenient location. Inquire az D. BARCLAY ~.
E0R RENT aoor front ncor and base
meAf. No. Pear-sf., cheap 10 permanent
tenants. Inquire t. {. Ihwing phone ~.
TOR Furnished rooms. suitable for
two gentlemen. Inquire - Ransom si
lieu
EoR RENT Furnished aad uDfurnished
rooms at the brunswick a. south Disisl "a
ST. steam heated. Mrs. Mc5ee. ll-ii
Dor RENT Furnished and unfurnlshe3
rooms. steam heated. Al Park Place. Mrs
2. J.. smith. u
FoR RBsT HOUSES
EoR RENT-sesen room house. No Ili Csf.
r.er 81. cellar. cis'efn- Weil sioV1
EoR RENT-Psri Of house furnished Or un
furnished. hnquire a. f henr-si -
A Cottage Of 5 rooms. hard and soft water.
= and good ce'isr slso iits ~ 3. q. s q +.
and rooms in good Location rent ieH nousfs
wsisr sisa- s Faouirs q p. s.. Bs,ssrs tIiea-si
or a. once. q ST. Vernon lis phene
LOB RFNT-A now hoese with modern coa
r v,nience. ~ d Wiiler-st Appiv - Mon
roe st over Isess eruE store q
FOR RENT 4 largs hrek rsaaeuce, 80 b
/ ...a. "a Tax r
Monroe -. 81.
I0R RFyT House 40 81 Iscrsveef. uIr
be iar rent after sept 3 Apply 1rc
Davidson. ft'
E0R RENT AFTER september !. hosse 80. 1is
bsrtay ST. opposite hiEh sfhnnh frft
A. NsYns-s. ? ald = Ner Honsemsn Riatf
wlsTED 10 REST
WASTED Futnissca feus rfh nsderh
~ irrroTerff afs. rera iorsfIna HnE
= Feiree lhs Livingston
KIs0Lbl.lsBoUs
KXksuINe- Irsalreans raa sev.fa sers
~ 81 Ulcserson b oek Ne. tneii.-a -
W. wTvvTE = nEty tsasha = b rise.
"a sna raf e1
s = te9f
WANTED -Atuv bore. Itfssts n voeas
heheef rtfsreare Hr H rs iaFe
iT-Nrs. Dr Duitea'sa aespt ray p iesa
n tHfaats faF efef fs -
81 Frrfh l.see see. aes
pERsavsI.-lszles sttsatsH feas q
lse ssfs se.af sp srt ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

ksek SAlF 4tree Acaoala sess 81 llea $
=. ter s.S e4ce ~ e4ss letAa> r
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
HELP WANTED kALE

HELP WANTED kALE.
AANIkp-fu -furhliufe luishers - fske ctafse
oi t3efellts in Zee ~o-Iff Esad pIVulnEs
iof p2apcte4t. energetic men Address Esa-
ius f..sxcs eKeettrti. sAneFlfitlr. axe. eIf.
l. hueoald. - \. fCfsytl-sf.. Atlanta. oe 50
WANTED Ihfe. m4shIulsis i Hartman
" CO.. go = ff0uf|st.
WANTED barber Apply af y Canal a.
- Easement $50
AeslsIerfd ptarma a-.sI w'fs slt0l
tspial - taNt hait interest % paying
drug siees, o. Wlii stil eltire stVcA auc HNfafes
an thlfa- trgnls ana ~ n or s-lt rtols hl .elag
lf.ls is d rare ehaace, cou Miss U. AdafesS
frceEam & c.. rae sport, A.ca ~o
AfANIfn-Foa nfs;-elass CaHluei m8k ers.
y itleif Table io-, fhut. NlfA ~
N-ANIEp-Al eaee. sour geol eElinet rak-
- ers oa ssss wsrs. and one fi nmrf
81 ads employment dag 80 piece work. In
N8lt a Dafues fhfAifare Co., ; -argis Mlch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

NOR cAAE ME house has cosi me 3 { tag ussnd
oo ars Ia..re taaH 4 - pec.e4 4 eH-al O.
bstf lau-nf pus ei Feurs. is nhai taits Atafs
every irN DAYS SEE ts g il Stone H0asr =.
p aaF- Lawn Court ana lfrfat..aRe- iat n,k
1888 ter sftH ar 80 pfr noHlh nis Haam
htle- NV $40 lrffart-ff s fol >stt af e.a ser
moath. Hss sfoeH faGses ga Paris ass. afar
# thnnEs af.. iaf - ar t& qtf munta. ht-
ntriftef ilest prices ilViu1f srFu ial. sffr .n-.
rssirta anA rourr WALKS Net hIs. Iis sft
tr..l fH.t Hn Para. f#l.HFa ana eHli. HtH l..i.
% o. sGa ssH Charles N lail ls Lcassrt
hlveA. feari sf.. effraEct
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Unltsd Prass assorts, Prompt ana saris
csllssrs. Al ths Loe.i Ness. ana tns
Oiaansst ara nost Pl4foif Pri"tsa Paper
pebushsd 10 0rsad Raplcs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

tkA SA4l~Ny us0 lSrlt helss ~ iNflAce
ave. aaAriR ealapivtca, AIS Nt,ith -t-s. :
antl ial Ssif sal stsa. Isrsr ta'. .eI, hAlt ~
usa4 fssfa alU4lE .fatn n4A AitfltA eiA tra
Io0as. hath -Fean hol aud cole RAtrf Nf'si-i f
Aae aoNa. GaS end furnace lhf house cas- at'l
tt aaEsllalad laf s.,ts fht ilt s.aus. 81 eaei
fTeut g. Che afuWn af Itt fff lals VIA rHe
Rlsn 81 Iaf tllN ls worth sttht klaudI n tD
ehanan t.etxafd hlagk carnff ~ Pear aH4
ttfaNtsts .tl
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

RADCLIFFE Nei z. generai n8rchnuseHlea,
~ at lil hpUfl D.KisI Ian-si-. store pis1at Al. a
fufnltlre al iow faif>. tNgfff packers au1
careful movers with large 'Nans seat prompt
~ - trlephouina $40 ga laf l-ii
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

IoSg.
/ osf-b beeS 81 saesi laas.e Ne. Is Canal
~
os1-B4a6 ehees IS e2nsr,. .als N.t.aesl
- b4lk. susie Aia. ~ N M4terlaosi. rs
: ost-~ b&ak check, a. oo1ags eia National
- h4lk- SUSIE aiE. ~ M alef.o.- 81 I'D
| 3st-oa fts lonia 81 h0rss ears ssrae flso
- Weeks Dce. hEElu ttsok oanlatnfnE name
et ewDef Afs. Aacr IN aoare Ekssi ~ 81
Mlea tlaeef please ursR lsostal 10 3. einc !.
s.. Ciif and cblge. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

kelhIf- WANTED
AAAIED-Agenfs fur fae History of fse i.S
" llorations oi. Darius becos aud uraal
Achievements az Stanley agents oGtlf :. .lai
circu - free. A4dfess y. a. BroHlil.G q i'3.,
Toledo ohio ffllf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

Two sSa .als iar sait pn hAst.akt - Nr~i fi
k.2ias0ita 81 ent Als,eA lreE eantt Aaf. 80
VIZ eAehaAEf lef Improved elttilf ttiii,
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

WANTED -Bars,er. Apply q 3. Caua al
" basement eu
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24
The following Resolutions we unan mOusI,

The following Resolutions we unan mousls
adopted:
ReS0Iued That this m ttee reatfirms abe
State and RATIONAL Repuhli an p form of
Is 5 Iuc:ddiny the deciIr alton thai It re Re
y b lea p r1y is in flvo- the of both
gpl anl i vsr - mOnes" a Il thltit condemns
al n ~ t. demon, tiZe 81 yer.
Re33tUed, Tina the peers Stett -ieIsfeet - Sec
Rotary Wi dom 10 increase the coinage of sill
Yer the n kim OF 10 a. / N do lars per
MN h. couple with hi$ attempt influence
G res 10 al re stStdt p rpetuate
sill err dem et Eat ON, is IN IA less violation
OF the ii V r piIn1 of te NaCiona Republican
pltfoTm u the hts aud lnfeT-
ess- 81 the mirer-. ,rmers and WORKERS OF t6e
land, u an act of " perfidy that shouR
cal fpr his retirems 1t from the u 'ci OF an
A ministrati'n which is t,e iged to ne p ana
not To hIn he re none IL itian Of silver.
Re, OLUei. Tina the K 'ubucan rty OF bhIs
Sat in favor 4 I. ee and u limited coinaRs
of IN 20 | an siiv ~; Gh It it 10 - 70 TINS
principle as a tenet OF p TT, faith and a test OF
part, n eg anc !; that it will permit 81 ne
abandonment ar N bJifica'ion If this 'csrlnei
that ls, VIII = ever will prove re eiht 10 the
princi lie of BIN tai il will remain steadtast
the etc. a d h { il invites all vot rs Ia New
a "a who or tn repsu If . ubiquitous inter
iIneat d law # 1873 nv W ich si'Ver wAs de-
monetiz ID mi W 10 d sire hs estao lsnment
If free a d unlintts : ,itIa q as ne law OF the
U ited states IF tm n ca TO Jh.h Ia eiecunG
de { gates . a tepIb ic III at convention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24

We the undersigned her eby certify that the
Branco Narional of Mexico, in chihuahua
has on deposit from the Mexican International
Banking Company, the necess Try funds to
guarantee payment of allthe prizes drawn in
the a. rand LOTTERY of JuareZ.
We further certify that we will supervise al
the arrangements and in perso II manage and
control ali the drawings Of this Lottery, and
that the same are conducted with honesty, fair
ness, aud in goou faith towards all pirties.
JOHN s. MOsBY, Commissioner.
CAMILo ARGUELLEs,
Supervisor for the Government.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24
PFim AIRY Election
OF the People on
SATURDAY, AUG. Is, 1890.

Fnr the purpose OF eecting Ds'eg,tes to the
aid State % 'entio !, tn Prim .ry Elections
u be C Irrie pus q" com Ii tnc with the Lawn
n ; ate and Jhe nus ructions Of this Com
mittee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24

The following test wi l b requi ed y each
an every voter at the sa Prims y E'e tons:
~ am u c;tizeROf this It ste md ,ciu supper
the nominees Gf the Republican party"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24
r.. ID. BOYLE, Chairman.

&c LORD secretary.
rR publican papers TIL. u ,hout the State
please ;opy. hySetd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24

1901. 1890
G. 3. RAIL.
Cars .-Iada
-..IN PORTER n.....
Hardware aAd Agricultural Implements
7 he Old Reliable House, where you can get Every.
thing you Want, and al Prices that will
Make You Happy.
Hardware shelf windows, blinds
and fixtures table
iii. redwood shingles Iaths, chinaware
bar fixtures, fancy goods sive and plated goods,
nickel and plain agate Iain and stamped
tinware guns, pistols powder, shot, cart
ridges, etc., bird cages baskets, WOOD
and willow ware paints, oils, white
lead, pant-f'ncy colors.
nsh, paint brushes and
brooms, castor oil and
turpentine fuid
Benzine coal OIL iron, steel. and
plOws, binder rakes, hreshers and
water pipe. etc.. sheet iron galvanized wire,
galvanized fence wire blasting ,owder, wedges
and sedges, pumps, hose faucets, belt
ing ana rubber goods.
BS-AGENT FoR-ChampOn machines, Buckeye and
Chimes Chilled Flows other plow Eureka Buck
Medallion nd Model Ranges, &
Plane J Horse Cutvators Seeders
moods line Will fill all special orders prices Tin
and plumbers constantly hand do work sho
notice. mchF
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24

TIE Several Republican County Central Cou
mittees viii taYa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24
State Central Committee.

The basis of represent alton of the respective
cou' ties in the III invention shall re one
delrga tor oh ~ vnt - anu ne for each
trat of IS vutes VT over ;aSt fIr tn , Harri-
sou aud Morton E &c or, as-reg lting I46
deiegat s, apo. toned As follows:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24

STATE CONVENTION.
OFFICE OF
PsPus IcAN STATE cE TR CoMNITTEE,s
,IiGINIA G TT New, MAY 20, 1890.
A meeting of he Republic, IN State Cen
trail Committee of Nevada. held this day, it was
ordered thtta
Republican State Convention
.....BE HELD AT.
VIRGINIA CITY
Thursday, September 4, 1890
At 2 o'clock r. NJ, for the purpose of nomi-
mating a full state Ticket, VIZ:
Member of Congress,
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor,
Judge of Supreme Court,
Clerk OF Supreme Court,
Attorney General
Secretary Of State,
State Controller,
State Treasurer,
Surveyor General,
State Printer,
Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction.
Four Judges of the Dis
trict Court,
Two Members of Board
OF Regents State Uni
vcrsity.
Also for N Appointment q
State Central Committee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24
SICKHEADACHE

kflhOms EseadacHac, DE-
Elmess. constipation, En.
9kgesdhOn, Bilious At.
hicks, and nh sfcrang
Emcmfs OF tho stnHnach
and bowels, are promptly,
relieved and permanently
cured by the use of DIR.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-11

SCHOOL VACATION According
to the custom which has obtained
here several years, the public schools
will be closed during next week to
give the pupils and their parents an
opportunity To attend the state fair.
The children all expect 1t aud re
fusul of this vacation would only
work discomfort and dissatisfaction.
Besides, many of them would stay
out anyway and would be behind
their classes the following week.
They will all return after the fair
refreshed and flushed for better
work. Mrs. Grubbe Informed a re-
porter this morning that the schools
are in excellent condition and the
teachers entering upon the years
work with unusual enthusiasm.
She says there are more scholars eu
rolled already ia the East school
than there were at the end of Octo-
Der last year, with new ones coming
IN constantly. The same i true Of
the other city schools .nd the pros
pect is for a most prosperous school
year.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-11

How WILL THIS PLEASE GOU?-
One of the very best improved ten
acre tracts on the high plateau
lying east of the city with good
house, barn and out buildings. Good
water, great quantities of grapes and
small fruits, fifty bearing fruit trees
together with 800 young trees OF the
following varieties, apples, peaches,
pears, prunes and cherries. Side
walk nearly all the way to the city.
If you are looking for a home close
10y aud have the necessary, this Is
the place for you. Salem Land Co.,
Postoilice block.