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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-09-08
KANSAS PENSIONS,
The following Kansans have recently been
granted PENSIONS:

The following Kansans have recently been
granted pensions:
Joseph Heiser, Thomas W. Chesney. John F.
McKaig, Levi ]. Counsellor, Edward Cotton.
Samuel H. Curch George A. Seavey, Israel
James G. Gillian. William Franklin, Robert
Hammond, Edward Stubbs, James V, Kitchen,
N cholas Suter. Francis c. Nelson, John H.
David E. Kramer, John Mckenzie william E.
Rush, David Mosher, John +. Stephens, Fran Fran.
Champaign, Daniel Muir ay, Ephraim Harold,
Porter, James N. Smith. Joseph II. Swott,
Chalmers Smith, Simpson Sharp, George =
Selleg, Charles p. Drew. William Miller Will
liam H. Garrett. John r. Elmer on. James S..
Lees, George Temple, William II, Sample,
Phillip Ba IT, Flavus n. Carrittiers, Samuel
r.. Downs Holden E. Day, William f. Lift e,
Thomas c. Randolph, Richard Merriman, VII
Robert B. Ford, Frank A. Huntley, Frederick
e. Vance, Jesse " Shelton, William j. Irwin
Henry A. Myers Mathew Dorman' Milton l.
Johnson Willis Jasper Sucker, Wesley Nc
Laughin, elson Loomis, William II. Tegar-
den Nelson Mason, Joseph b. jackson, Eliza
V. Coldren, William e. Rash, Matthias kyger
Sprague Iau ence, Isaac Pembleton, Allison
G.. Piiley, Joseph Hammer, Henry Q. Perry
George Ross Frederick e. Manchester. Got
tlob Lippoldt, Harris On Knox, John Z. Fleece
Creviston. Albert jenkins, Oliver Gilbert
Francis Nj. Madden, Joseph Root, James r.
Glover, John Treat.James Thornbrugh, Joseph
Chench, William S. Gill, John w. Shoffer. John
r. Smith, Darius. c. Skinner William C.Smith.
Llewellyn, Horn, John Remert, elias Yomkn
Georgr SchenwitZ, William n. White. John M.
Blampied, John McNown. Joseph III. Cham
bers Charles B. Strong, Samuel Axtel Dllley,
Sarah L. Headington, Margaret S. Montgom-
erv Charles F. Stauber and lydia Thompson,
To James H. Nichols. Dennis OLeary Will
liam ]. Capes Carlton M. Fast. Louis d. Cham
beers, Chester Cummings, John w. Gasney.
Richard o. CLANCY, James >. G1lkey, George
Lang. Eugene r. Felt, William George, George
Matlander David A. Blue, Charles II. Crockett,
Joseph T. Patterson, Lewis j. Pat on, William
Gribben Isaac Horner, Edward ". Ball. Will
liam M Priest Isaac Hershey John G. Heastey,
George l. Whitney John A. Cunningham, Thos.
p. Burns, Michael Moloy. James p. Black, Syl-
yester Paul, James l. Anderson. John Henrichs,
Presley s. Cunningham John U. Lehman, Da-
yid A. Burchard, William B. Fox, John T. Low
g Robert Huston, William r. Paine, jeremiah
ri lawrence Norman Parker, Lorenz A. Lin
Vile, John R. Harris, Alfred Corey, Hiram p.
Kenison, John Landreth, John A. MCGUIRE,
John Imhin John Boldridge, Robert B. Gtlk
SON Isaac Hammond, Charles w Bennett. John
Walton. Josephus H. Headlee, Samuel Hupp,
John Allen, Jonathan Conover, Benjamin Ken
Erickson James w. Pringle. James M. Payton,
Frank Cities, Orlando Walker, Edward Mel
bourn, Charles w. Walden, Joseph @. Stewart,
Amos X. Colaw, John Briggs, Abrsm j. hoda-
beugh, Aaron Lasley, Daniel R. Bump James
q. Leeds and Malachi Mccoy.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-09-08

WILD BUSH EXTRACTwill cure Syphilis
Scrofula and other diseases OF the Blood ii
per bottle IS for IS. Address, DR. J.H. OYSTER.
Paola, KS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-03


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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-03

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AEeMTC wanted. LIBsRAL SALARY PAID
VO@US ~ At home or to travel. TEAM run.
HnHHD FREE. p. o. VICKERY, Augusta. Maine.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29

for petsermeats 20 the water system OF
SAD CITY" Aes.
'-ei1ail the Cgan mon Council Of The
city ot Grand Rapids borrow tnree hun
oErd thousand dollars aud bond The
city for tie same, Tor the pufpose 81
extend ing the mans ana obtaining >
pare water supply and distributing Wa
ieE pspes Of SID city. and tor better
snents IL Tie water system OF said c1ty.
No. And be i further
Resolved, That the city clerk be, and
he i hereby directed u prepare a no.
tee OF the meeting Of the Board 81
keglstrstion OF tne clty ot Grand Rap
Ids on Saturday, June -. 1921, from ;
. clock IN the forenoon 10 ; o'clock an
the afternoon OF that day, and cause
the same 10 be pablished IN the daily
ana weekly papers OF tie city, aud Also
printed IA hand b.ii form aud posted IA
al least tea CONSPICUOUS places IN each
ward at least two weeks before the
meeting OF s2id board.
Adopted.
leas-Ald. Anderson, Carpenter, Con-
ger, Doyle. Dregge, kmmer. Frost,
Hauser, Kinney, Aahoney, Mills,
oDonnell. Saunders, STEIN. Stokes
Sproul. Turner, WnrLburg-is.
Nays-hone.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29
BREAKFAST BREvITIES.

Carl Patton has returned from ufesn-
vile.
Mira A. 7. Pennimsn. OF Battle Greek.
10 Waiting friends ia tbs city.
j. p. BraytOn ard family move into
Their Highland PARK cottage toHorfow.
Or. j. b. Martin, OF Aznton. viii
spend the Fourth with friends IN this
city.
=. W. Chaddock, OF Benton Hareor,
formerly . reporter for the Democrat,
Was IA the city yesterday.
large number OF people visited the
Kent county fair grounds, yesterday. To
sec the new track. and the flyers taxing
their exercise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian streng. OF
Montague, are visiting Mrs. streng's
mother, Mrs. Harding, corner Lyon
and BaTclay-sts.
The electric cars did an immense
business yesterday, and were filled TO
overfiowinE all day long. The pavilion
~ the lake WAS visited by Thousands OF
pleasure seekers.
Mrs. Edward Shepard has gone 20
York Haroor, Mo-, TO spend the sum
mer with her SISTER. Mrs. A. III. Hentig,
who 10 there with her daughters, Misses
Frances and Bessie.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29
VEITCHII
Japan or Boston Ivy.

This is the finest climber we know Of
for training over walls, as il clings firm
ly TO the smoothest surface. covering il
smoothly and densely with overlapping
leaves which form a perfect mass OF
foliage. The color 10 fresh deep green
in summer, and takes on IN the fall the
brightest autumn color. Leaves are
heaftshaped. and are ranged one above
another as evenly as tiles on a roof.
The general cultivation Of this vine
in the city of Boston has dome more TO
beautlfy 1t than anything else.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29

Powers Grand will be thrown open
on Thursday and Friday evenings, and
q company headed by Kendall Weston
and company of reputable players
Will present some crisp and bright
comedies. They have recently been
playing IN Chicago and were great
fayorites with the society people OF that
city
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29
A Ride Up stream

The Grand Rapids Press Club held
special meeting yesterday afternoon,
and formally accepted the invitation
of the North Park Association for q
ride up the river tomorrow afternoon.
All members of the Club will meet the
boat at the SIxth-st. bridge 1t $50
O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29
T-t-t-tany.

These Is no Democratic member Of
the House who is so often IN need of
pardon and consideration from his col
leagues as Jack Hayward, but other
Democrats should remember that there
is no one 10 whom they can Dc given
more deservedly-Lausing Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29

our semi-annual quarter of clearance
sale wlgl s'egin Monday, june 2sth, aud
al Who appreciate the ienefit 81 buying
one dollars worth OF any and all Kinds
Of dry goods for sesenty-flys cents
will bear Is ln mind.
r. p kIDpER a Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29

eve tried almost every KIDD 81 food
- eur little Mary. hut she would touch
en- Of them after the aFst Toathfai.
ally ne tried Iactatsd Food snd
ae bked a very much. Il agrees = IN
her "A every cay, and she 4 q nles,
healthy ehfif Mrs aiss Wer<s, -
fiassses.sl.. Esst somsrsd's, nsss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29

tt< LAY W s<As Af&se-
One fare for the round trip between
AL stations Oh the q. Il. A l. X. 4.
Tickets viii he sold or July 81 and att.
good for return until July 6Ih.
This rate Will apply 10 Chicsgo and
intermediate points ca Michigan Cen
tFsl X. r., Wa Kalamazoo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29

WAsnISGr0S, June z3.-FoT Aiehi
gan: sloserss stationary tsnipsTataEe
sou thsrly wsnds.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29

WHO'S Old LEEg
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29
1HEQuESTION OF WATER
shall the Clty Have Q Pure and
wholesome supply.
EVERY HOUSEHOLDER INTERESTED
shall the Maias he Extsadsd Into ths
Nes Dtssstets-fhs 9sssttea 20 Nc
Destasa al special fisstioa
on Jaas so last.

Report of the Board of Public Works
10 the common Council recommending
loan OF t30o, 900 to be used in laying
water Mans snd obtaining supply OF
wholesome ground water for the use OF
the city.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
Of the ely Of orand Rapids
GEsrLEaEs-Ther rapid growth Of ths
city OF Grand Rapids, and the recent
annexation of large amount OF con
tiguous territory, some portions OF
whie1 ID deusely populated, renders II
almost imperative that there should be
a corresponding increase OF water mains
in order that our citizens may have an
abundant supply for domestic use, and
their property ample protection from
fire.
The Board of Public Works has caused
an examination 10 be made of the mum
Der and extent OF streets IN which mains
are most needed, and have made = list
of such streets and the length OF mains
IN each and the points OF commence
ment and termination. IL the neces-
sary means are provided IL IS the inten-
ton of the board to lay mains accord
ing to Inst herewith submitted and
marked "a" The aggregate length OF
mains in the list is So l-3 miles, aud the
estimated amount required TO purchase
lay and equip. with the necessary valves,
hydrants and specials, Sl4S.o0o.
We also submit a proposition from the
Cook Well Company, of st. Louis, Mo-,
10 develop new source OF water sup
ply. The proposition Is the resnlt OF
the recent tests made. for n supply oil
wholesome ground water. The propo
sition is hereto attached marked "B. y
Pumping mach merry ..............s 400O1 n
Right Of way and buildings. .....-....- 1890 u
Connecting mainS .......... 500 N
Developing and testing supply 50.o0o o
10000 n
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29

return Oh JAY :. spsc1sl tram viii
leave Bridge street ~ a. N, mon de-
pot a IA. Leave II Joe .. IA. Oas
dollar. More stzoat L next week.
Csc. DKiiAVfS,
Genefzi Passenger Agent
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29

Conger, Doyle, Dregge, Dunton, Frost,
Hauser, Kinney, Mahoney, O'Donnell,
Saunders, Stein. Stokes, Sproul, Ia
teum, Turner, Wurzburg-ls.
Nays-Ald. Mills.
Resolutions of the Common Council
declaring the extension OF the water
mains and obtaining n new water sup
ply necessary public improvement,
and calling an election To vote upon
the same.
Resolved, BY the Common Council of
toe city OF Grand Rapids, that the ex-
tension of iron water mains IN the streets
and alleys of this city, to the approx
mate extent of about fifty miles. there
by making an aggregate Of about one
hundred miles of nam and distributing
pipes and other necessary betterments
to the water system of the city OF Grand
Rapids, Is a necessary public improve
ment, and for the purpose OF securing
the same II becomes necessary TO raise.
on the credit of the city of Grand Rap
ids the sum of three hundred thousand
dollars, and To issue therefor bonds to
that amount, which said tlonds shall be
issued, and mature not exceeding
twenty years from the date of issue,
with the lowest rate of interest thereon
at which the bonds can be negotiated,
not exceeding per cent. per annum.
And he u further
Resolved. That a special election OF
the qualified electors OF saiSs city tie, and
the same Is hereby called 10 be held on
Tuesday. June 30, 1891, from II o'clock
IN the forenoon until S O'Clock ~ the
afternoon of that day, in the several
wards of said city, at which SAID cleo
ton the question "a 90 whether or not
the said sum OF three hundred thousand
dollars shall be borrowed for the pur-
poses aforesaid and the bondsof The city
issued therefor as AFORESAID, shall he
aud : hereby So tilted 10 the qualified
electors ~ - q city voting IN their re-
spectve wa thss an, and that the
clerk OF So city b. and - hereby in-
strucied g. i've MT p Of sad election
by pubiishir 4 noA thereof each day
Tor at leasts.A ef0re the time liked
therefor IN the DIS .ly papers OF sad city.
and prepare ballots as hereinafter
syeclhed o. he voted ~ said electors.
and that sad ballots siisli be csnvsssed
and certified as At ordinary charter
elections, and that tie Ia iot 90 hs
voted ~ sad eieftors shall - IN the
following form. va ''SAail the tom
men touncii ~ the clty ~ Grand
Rapids borrow three hundred thonsa al
dellafs and ts'na tie city far the same,
For Tie rssfpoes ~ extending tie mans.
obtaining pare water supply ard "a
tihasiAg water pipes uf sssd city, aud
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29

-rhs D.y Ne csashr.se. .

WHO'S OLD I.EE2
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-29
Adontcd.

Yeas-Ald. Anderson, Carpenter,
Conger, Doyle, Dregge. Dunton, Frost,
Hauser, Kinney, Mahoney, O'Donnell,
Saunders, Stein. Stokes, Sproul, Ia
teum, Turner, Wurzburg-ls.
Nays-Al Id Mills
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-01
FINE PRINTING.

The Hawaiian Gazette Company has
recently added to its previous extensive
assortment of fine type some of the most
elegant new styles made at the best
American and English foundries. Some
OF them equal the best steel and copper
plate engraving, and for visiting cards
and invitations cannot be surpassed any
where. Those in want of any kind Of
fine printing, such as cards, invitations,
circulars, etc., will do we'll to call at the
Hawaiian Gazette Office, 46 Merchant
street, before sending abroad Prices
are below San Francisco rates, and per-
feet satisfaction guaranteed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-01
TO SAVE THE SEALS.
All Hunters To Be Driven Out of
the Behrine This Year.

the BehrinS This Year.
NEW YORK. May 9Th The Herald's
Washington correspondent says: s. am
informed that Secretary Blaine's propo-
sal Tor the total suppression of seal CATCH
ing within the Behring Sea will be form
ally communicated TO Minister Paunce-
tote to-day, or by Wednesday at the
latest. Not the least interesting circum-
stance connected with this new depart
ure IN our Behring Sea policy is the
direct and active part played in it by
President Harrison. Notwithstanding
ms tenn porary absence from Washington,
am assured it is due TO the Presidents
instructions that the British Government
Is now to be invited to join with the
United States in stopping the further
killing OF fur seals in the waters and isl
ands Of the Behring Sea upon terms
equally fair to both parties.
4" So little had the Presidents course
been anticipated, that the lessees OF the
PrIbylov Islands have made ali their ar
engagements for 81 busy season OF seal
slaughter. Their vessels have been sup
Piled and working force was all ready
TO start from San Francisco. The Treas
ury agent who was to supervise and tally
their catch OF sealskins had been de-
signed and ordered to proceed from his
| Eastern station to San Francisco, TO take
| passage for the islands.
| " The fact that President Harrison is
| determined to face all that loss and &C
| companylng disappointment and incon-
| yenlence, indicates the serious view he
takes OF the consequences of an unsettled
| policy and the unrestricted pursuit OF
seals in the Behring Sea this year. The
losses and disappointments To owners,
outfitters and crews OF sealing vessels al
| British Columbia will also be severe, il
Lord Salisbury should decide to meet
the President half way by the temporary
| prohibition of seal-fshing in Behrinp
Sea. 1t Is not expected here that the
Government of Canada will acquiesce
without at least mild protest on behal
| OF its Pacific Coast citizens in this sud
den and much-delayed measure by the
Washington authorities. Notwithstand
ing this and other formidable obstacle:
to the new project, the utmost confidence
Is expressed by members of the admin
lstration here that the project will be
realized, and that an entire season of re
cuperation will be secured to the seals
SO lately menaced by the approaching
slaughter of probably 100000 of theil
number within the next three months
RUssIA's FINGER IN THE PIE.
Moscow, May 5th-The Gazette is in
dignant at the English and American
press ignoring Russia's connection will
the Behring Sea matter, and declares
that any agreement made without Rus
sia's consent will be worthless.
The Gazette speaks with respectful
sympathy of the American claims, ant
says it is time England was taught tina
the possession of powerful feet doe
not entitle her to treat every bit of oper
sea as her peculiar property. The Ira
zette proposes that America and Russi;
settle the question without reference t.
England Alta.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-01

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-01
THE BEST" TONIC

The QUESTION Is SOMETIMES ASKED
Tell US concisely which ailments The
Best Tonic will most effectually cor
rectY Here is the answer: Dyspepsia,
All Nerve Troubles, Loss of Sleep, Loss
OF Appetite, General Debility, Exhaus-
ing from Illness, nothing better can be
prescribed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-17

BosToN, Sept. H. Charles Herbert
Allen, Of Lowell, is the Republican candi-
date for governor of Massachusetts, He
was nominated on the first ballot, reoeiv-
ing 7sl votes TO 5il cast for W. w. Crapo,
OF New Bedford. IL was an enthusiastic
convention
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-17

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE first gun OF
the campaign in this state was fred last
night by J. Sloat Fassett himself at the
Union League clubhouse in Brooklyn He
spoke TO 1900 people. Mr. Fassett was
heartily cheered. He said:
bring message Of greeting and congratula
ton from Erie county. Everything is assured
there. The Democratic convention in Saratoga
has been making il easy for you 70 win. They
have said. mo man from Kings county need
apply The Republican party put its arms
around a man from Kings county and the party
is going to carry him 70 victory. The c0nven-
tion al Saratoga said further that no old fash
ioned Democrat need apply
There is no room for the County Democracy
nor for the Voorhis Democracy. There is only
room for Tannmany Hall Tammany Hall must
set its seal Of approval upon everything done
by the Democratic party Of this state Croker,
Murphy, Sheehan-those three the triumvirate
will not be tolerated. II was a triumvirate
that ruined ancient Rome, and we viii not let
il ruin US Kings county just across the river.
is perpetual menace to Tammany Hall, and
do not think you win surrender to it now.
In regard to the Worlds fair project Mr..
Fassett said;
II was Tammany Hall that defeated this
proposition. They we're not willing that a non.
partisan fair should be held in our metropolis
Their representatives IN congress- among them
my honorable oppOnent-did what they could
to bring the fair 70 New York, but their efforts
were defeated beeauss Tammany Hall was alto
gether too busy in Albany and New York city
TO attend TO Washington.