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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-08
"Royal Ruby" Port Wine.

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Crane
Rapids, 10 q family favorlte. Try it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-08

Indigestion. Dizziness. Take Beech
ans Pills.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-08
REAL EsrarE CITY.

ktAL kbIAIt ClII.
MARY oUERN or SCOTS and Queen Eisxs,
u beth would have keea mucb happier II
they had dropped fhe eFowa sHd bought
home Of me Ter 81 80 on easy pAymeHta l.. -
frosln. room {. Losttts block. opposite
Sweets tofei-
FOR sALx- Modera room house No. e
tbsrtrs street near Cherry for S3.u1. chSS
=: Mercer, aud 10 Widdlcoinb bulldinK
Phone si3- 10
ROE sALE-Geod besiness property On West
Bridge street Enquire ufxourg . seec-
Try store. II Canal street. II
TOR sALE-Tasty room house on the bill,
nine blocks from the pesseaacs: on graded
in The city. Tor si..uys or GU monthly payments
OF SIS per month. Elegant new sroom house
city and esstera ws se III hsrS wso1 nnish
eencrets walks. ali for 100 or Is per month.
suSss s'. % an. rsrs cssss TDs
~ Ottawa street. Cal from - p. N.
EoR sALE-Houses ana lots IN difYsieas
parts OF tho city; small payment aovas
monthly payments afterwards Lots ana Acre
property Within the old city huitA Ais my
block on Bostwick-st. At bargain. Dr. Vesn:
wANTED-AGENTs.
WANTED Two or three men Of settled
w habits. well dressed aud intelligent. 10
sell rugs. clocks and other house furnishings
In city. References required. c. r. Adams
Company. 20 South Division street. 60
AGENTS wANTED-Kxtrsorainary induce.
a ments offered on Lei's new Encyclopedias
Is vois.). Condemned cyclopedia q vol.i aud
Household Cyclic. or l0.csl Receipts. Address
I. Ellwood Leii. Publisher. Philadelphia. Pa.
IL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men TO take rs . side
line some good selling furniture. 70 be
sold from photographs; IS per cent commis-
sion. address Box =. Newayxo. Mich. DIT
WANTED-Agents u handle side line OF
Mich. letf
WIDE-AWAKE workers everywhere for the
oGRAPHs Of the WORLD" costing sioo.oo5;
fnos Sa1s
Centeryilie. Tex. cleared t7ll In days, Miss
Rose Adams. Wooster. O.. SO In 90 minutes;
hours; bonanza; magnificent OUTFIT only 81.
Books on credit. Freight paid. Address
ST.. Chicago. ILL.,. or Philadelphia Pa
FOR REET-BUslRRss PLACER
EOR RENT-Thc Qulgley house on South
Division street. Will be rented In suits of
rooms for housekeeping. also six suits OF rooms
on Lyon street AZ . 10 $40 a suit ChaS- u.
1853. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TOR SALE-Qne pair Of Australian love
y birds. III Wealthy avenue. 70
EOR SALE--Photograph gallery. everything
4 complete: 500 negatives; will sell IL
cheap. for party must have the cash. Call and
sec Inc. j. W. Ciosterheuse. II Canal street.
Telephone As. -
TOR SAI.E-Grocerv stock and fixtures for
= sale cheap; doing GOOD business; No. 20
Ellsworth avenue. dwS5
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ron RENT.

FOB RENT.
house on ra.aa street between Cherry
street ana wealthy avenue. with all
fhs modern IN provensDts -..................SG %
lhouss Of ten ROOMS on Fifth avenue.
near eerasr Of taisu L 20
fhousc on Harlan street. ist deer from
Msassoa avenue sad one short blecs
from plvisfea stgeet car .........-..-.,... 10 %
Aiso suits az rsams in block on corner Of
Eass street ana Finn avenue ....-......-.. LOO
FOR BALE.
heass o. asaes svsaus. near Ekst
street. snA eeavsnlsst 10 street ears slioe
snp< new cottages 81 foot Of Msdisea
avenue. nesr street ears isns aasisaea
IA hard weed ~ sIsss snd nlsa.
hoass ss ssusa Uslsa street. nev snf
naa.s No ses y Isnis street .......,..s.... ists
neu.r no, xs Isf~fssa svesae ..-s-s.. avo
sshsr hsa.es asA lrts from saas ~, warrant
tots ffsns ssIs se. Wti make tfises - suit
you.
NJ. w. NORTHROP.
Esssssxi Gas Esss bsses-
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MONEY TO LOAN.


TO YOU WANT M0NEY?-n 10 you will
~ find 1t TO your advantage TO SEQ US before
borrowing.
Wemake loans on household goods pianos.
horses. wagons, or personal property OF any
kind at the lowest possible rates aud In the
quickest possible time.
Our loans are made without publicity and
the property Is left In your ndisturbed pos
session.
Loans can be carried a. long as desired or
can be paid In full. or in part, II any time to
suit your convenience. and any part paid re-
duces the cost of carrying the loan.
III you owe balance on furniture. piano or
other property. We will pay IL up FOR you aud
carry ii as ieng as you desire.
Our ofnces are the most pleasant In the city
and are 40 arranged that parties calling upon
us may be waited upon quickly and courte-
ousiy.
Remember that you have the use OF both tho
property and the money and can return the
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
Room 2. Tower block.
of ouroe n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-08

!Il|!I!I!IlI!IIL
!: !: !: + 4: 4 H.: !: s:
20 e Is - S ssi g sss 20 g % g
HELP wAsrED--HALE
salary sssS' Fare '' PAID here. fssioss
self addressed. sts mped envelope II. jones'.
Secretary. chicsgo. .
NANTED-cabinet makers by Skinner i
W steenman. Howard CRY. Mich. y
yVANTED-0ood wood engrs,er. for furni-
ture work. Tzpp Bauer. Indianapolis.
HELP wAETED-PENALE-
WANTEp-A cook At s. jefferson avenue.
Mrs. J. +. Ferris ~
WAvTED-second girl for housewors. lsa
W Sheldon street. -
SITUATIONS wAsrED-NALE.
WANTED-By Young man situation in m
ONCE or store. bookkeeperi preferred;
felr years experience; gilt edge references:
Permanent position more of an object than
salary. Call address Room y Wenham
block. IL North Division street. 40
SITUATIONS wAHTED-FENALE.
WANTED-A fashionable aud experienced
w cuttero wants q position. Room 10. AZ
South Division street. 10
7 ,ADIEs-wanting girls for homework.
~ please amply to Intelligence Pariors. ~ Old
Houseman Block. Furnished rooms 70 rent
also.
WAN-ED--By lady plain sewing, children
W clothes speciality. 400 5. Diytsion-st.
wANTED-B0ARDERs.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms With board;
"A references required. 266 North lonia
street.
FOB REHT-ROOMS.
TOR RENT-To desirable party newly fur
= nished front room. heat and gas. l4l Lyon
street. near postonace.
TOR RENT--Purnished rooms. Call at 16i
Il North Division. Terms reasonable.
DOR RENT-A suit OF furnished rooms for
= Housekeeping on ground floor. furnace
heated and bath. Inquire at 2l2 Bartlett
street. opposite South Division Street school.
14tf
Tor RENT-Furnished rooms. also one on
L frst moor with folding bed. private bath.
hot and cold water. furnace heat. y Jefferson
avenue. II
TOR RENT--Furnished rooms steam heated.
Cor. :. Division and Cherry-st. 81 4
E0R RENT = Furnished and unfurnished
i rooms. steam heated. 1t Park Place. Mrs.
4. L. Smith. HQtf
FOR RENT-H0USES.
TOR RENT--House with modern improve
mepts. 100 Bostwick street. Inquire Of q.
IL. Gildersleeve. Isl Lyon street. 1T
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TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wAsTgD-Roox.

ltA>TED-A respectable young gentlemen
W and wife. would Ike three sr four asce
unfnrnished rooms With nfce private family.
suitable for light housekeeping, Coed city
fsferences n. Ben 9. this es1ce. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-08
]. G. ALEXANDER,
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE.
Tor SALE-Nice large brick house. 10 rooms
Il besides halls. cellar under whole house.
with furnace. 10 feet OF porch. nice large shade
trees IN front and rear. lot 6sxl32. on graded
street; located in southeast part OF city; will
exchange FOR good vacant property or small
farm. INQUIRE of J. q. Alexander. IS lyon-st
E0R SALk--Nsw broom house WITH trent
! hall. cellar under whole house; front and
trent; only three doors from Cherry street
ears, cast front; price only $3.50 II sold soon. .
fhis Is a bargain. Inquire Of J. q. Alexander.
IS Lyonsf.
Eok SALES vacant lots. fine section OF
- Cherry-st and Lakease-. hne shade trees
in front: price for next - DAYS. SOC TO sou
each; can't be beat for the money.
Inquire Of J. O. Alexander. Court blk, rs
Lyon-st Phone 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-08
LEGAL ADVERTISING.


Cry TsEAsrnys's ovrrcs-s
0aAxp EAr1pa. Mich. Feb. g. 1872
Notice IL hereby given that the assess MT NJ
roll Ter the construction % sewer IN the
Alley eefween 1sf and zpd sfreete from 40 feet
east 81 Lincoln street to Lincoln street in
the city 81 Grand Rapids. n nov IN my hands
sndfhat VIII receive payment thereon sor the
period 81 tWertv days from this date. at the
ONCE OF eht City Treasurer. City Hat
WILLIAM HAkE.
feo- y City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-08

City Treseursr's oaes.l
Eetice 10 hercby given that the sssessnept
roll for the construction of . sewer 80
Terrace Avenne from near Logan street tsi
10 fleheaut street. in the city Of Srana%
Rapids. - new IN my hands and thai
viii receive payment thereon Cor the
period Of twenty eeys from this Gate. ~ the
CITY ;ss ! naH. wILLI ..l 4 ssKx:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TOR SALE-Qne pair Of Australian love
birds. III Wealthy avenue. 70
EOR SALE--Photograph gallery. everything
4 complete: 500 negatives; will sell Il
cheap. for party must have the cash. Cal, and
sec Inc. j. W. Ciosterheuse. IL Canal street
Telephone IS. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-08

MONEY TO LOAN in small or large sums 10
1u short time on any form OF good security
Frank A. Werner. so Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-08
FOE RENT-BuRlREss PLAuEs.

EOR RRNT-Thc Qulgley house on South
Division street. VIII be rented In suits of
rooms for housekeeping. also six suits Of rooms
on Lyon street At S. 10 $40 a suit. Chax- T.
Mercer. Q and 10 Widdicomb Building. Phone
ss3 a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-08

EOR sAI.E-Grocerv stock and fixtures for
sale cheap; doing good business; No. 20
Ellsworth avenue. dw3S5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-08

MONEY TO LOAN-For short time in large
Ni or small amounts or any form OF good
security. Frank A. Werner. 50 Monroe street
Phone 1925.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-08

WANTED-Traveiingm men 70 take rs . side
w line some good selling furniture. - he
sold from photographs; IS per cent commits
WANTED--igents u handle . side line of
w comforters. Address j. NJ Bryson. Ovid.
Mich. l6ff
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-03

oveftnrew the dictator. A speedy trial
was not given. The matter v.s ssiii
pending in the United State conrts
when the final victory of the Cono,ss'
sionsl party over Rlmaceda was
achieved. The American Goyernmsnt
proposed to abandon the prosecnt;nn
provided the new government Of Chill;
by making some trifiing compensation to
the detective who had held the I,a,. in
the harbor oil Santiago, would acknowl-
edee that II had been in the wrong. This
was declined, and upon = trial in the
american courts, judgment in favor of
Chill was rendered, showing that the
washington government had been in the
wrong throughout.
But the ltata incident was not the ONLY
one that showed unfairnees toward the
congressional government OF Chill on the
part OF President Harrison's admins.
tration. Admiral Brown communicated
important information regarding the con-
gressional military movements to Bal.
maceia, to the prejudice Of the congress
sionaiisis. At the request of Balmaceta.
upon The recommendation of the Amer.
lean minister to Chill, and under the pro-
lection OF the American government. the
cable that connected the congressional
government with the rest os tie
world WAS cut and splced Nth Bslwa-
ceda's caole beyond tie three mile. litait,
whereby Bslmaceda ~as afforded cable
facilities Il he greatest lCpoft nee oi
which until then, by the fortunes O; the
war ID when lac WAS engages. De had
been deprived. And aS the close ei the
MAI tne rss,d nee d s.le Anel IA Mn
ls'er Ms INSIDE All asylum isr limaeesla
aud L!s $3.50. .4tes uHhr cit. Instance,
taa, would usVe iolui = Eara Pc, III tlis
country In Ioe5 had yaa British Minister
a. @gsajaat, II made las ag ssy'Us. 10.
jefferson Davis.
u~s W,s tu= situation In taii chen
q. the clos9 o. aae sAr. Captain >cn.ey
or the American nay4i yasss! Baiiimere
allowed vFeg 100 sailors G. "a ashore il
Nalpdrai-H. A ,.ss usbAnce occurred In 4
dss-elu'sb.5 part Of ll5e c.ty. hsct
ture@d, aud iu % some oi the sailors Wer,
injured, The matter vas taken Up &
oa,* j. tire CHil.5n courts every fAc'ht,
s. s given The sailors for Il f.iy feAf3nE
AMI they were rspre=enrfd ~ an o+lic,
~ their chip Wua . familiar with "a
language Of the country. Upon the resu
ca! this Gearing. tna has Always bee,
wiling to make any reparaliou to th
United ~ta,es which the justice of Ia
easa mlEhJ require There IS 10 Chill; ii
amnesty toward the United >tates. lie
any adverse feeling whatever. exeep
such as may have been excited amon
ineonsjterate people 10y the pArtisanshi
exhibited by the admiuistrsti1 n - Wash
iuGton ali the American minister duTlr
tie war against the dictator.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-03
pI.AYK.-s YIksr srRDcn.


II Was.'s vssy Brallia.s AGsir, B.s u
Bothered DlA.
From the Leviss0n JournAl
There are bat two etatesmen in the
world" GAYS IN old Californian who Cd
mires the Plumsd knight, "and they are
Gladstone aud Blaine. heard Blaine
make his first speech over fifty-6ve yeazs
ago, Long time, isn't it? so il sso0s
to me, but it vas nearly ffty-eix years
ago, way back yonder in . little old log
school house, when We were both aWk-
ward, barefooted boys, that No were
elected to speak our pieces one Friday
afternoon. Scared! We were SCARED TO
death and jimmy Blaine shook worse
than did. can see him - though It
were yesterday. There he stood, bare
footed, patched trousers and linsey-wool-
sey 'wamus' buttoned tight around him !;
be dug the toes Of his right foot into the
ankle OF his left. working and swinging
his heel in kind Of aemi-circle, while
his hand. tsitched aud hung Ike pounds
OF lead at his side This Is the way he
bowed there the speaker arose and bent
himself as the big blade of . iack-knifs
shutsl and this is what ne said as he
gazed sseaiiast.y at the ceiling:
sri IN, rim, pin, pin:
Lip, lip; fix, fix;
Brit, bit; SIT, sit;
job, job; ord, sol G-o-d, God.
"Anosher tow, and Jimmy Blaine
tocs his seat, stumbling as he did &c
against the old dauh cia:uney made q
sticks"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-03
Electricity by the Gallon.

Electricity can, according to the Chi
cago Tribune, be purchased by the gallon
and carried home, like oil. So says Wal
ter A. Crowdus, Southern inventor.
Mr.. Crowdus believes he has discovered
a means independent OF the steam engine
and dynamo, for generating electricity OF
sufficient power to furnish light, run
pumps and propel street cars. He pro-
duces electricity by chemical action The
dimensions OF his small battery, one
eighth horse power, are SIX inches. The
cover ia of hard rubber. Within are four
commandments, each containing a cup.
To charge the generator the inventor
filed the cuus with q mixture OF sui
phuric acid and water. The cover was
then fastened on with knobs. The in
yentor said that was all that was neces-
sary at any time to charge the battery,
and any servant could do 1t.
The battery was thea connected with a
sewing machine by means OF two insu-
lated wires, a switch was turned, and the
machine was running. A slight move
ment of the switch made it possible to
regulate the speed as desired. The bat
terry was next connected with an lncan'
descent light burner. 1t furnished q
strong, steady light. Connection was
next made with a pair of carriage lamps
with good results. They could be stored
in the cellar, and connected WITH any
number Of burners required; Inc IN
yentor claims he has proved by eXpeii'
ment that his generator 10 avaiiaole ioi
operating street cars.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-03

The .iGsnntaE=s of Good. Healthy a,eht
Rest.


FROM tie Boston Transcript,
Beauty sleep is sweet refreshing sleep,
ard plenty ot Il, before daybresk Some
get along we'll, as John Wesley and Adam
Clarke, with only six hours. A few are
so constituted that they enjoy good
health with less than six hours. Eight
hours may be considered the amount
necessary f1I most folks, il taken when
darkness is upon the earth, ard Is
through with in time to behold the break
ing in OF the morning light. Ordinarily
tins is sufficient to erase yesterdays for
rows and restore the circulation and the
nerves for the days duties which await.
Sleer at no other time will keep the
flesh, the blood and nerves SO fresh and
inll of tie gov u health. No, only is
the night made for res, but the sunlight
is made flr health. Who loses part OF
the DAYS light, especially the fore part OF
the day. meets With an irreparable loss,
and palIor and prostration are the natural
consequences. So that 70 sleep at night
and be out in the daylight preserves the
body and continues to it the freshness
and glow of health, without hich there
can be no genuine beauty. Early to bed
and early to rise is, therefore, founded
on the true physiology OF our beings.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-03
RAD wxAraxR CONTINUES.
"essy ssov Stsr0s RaGtag Thrsaxaoas
RuPouA

hessy ssov stsr0s Ragtag rArssxao.s
Europe.
LONDON, Feb. IL. The cold weather.
gales and snow storms which set in last
night throughout tie United Kingdom
continued today. There has been a
heavy fall OF snow in London. Traffic Of
all kinds 10 greatly impeded and tele-
graphic communication inserfeeed with.
IN tbs English channel the gale is blow
ing With great violence and the service
between England and the continent is
greatly delayed. Captains Of vessels will
not venture out until the storm aba.es,
The highways are almost impossible and
II the storm continues much longer it will
be Impossible for them to be ueed at all.
snow storms Block the High vi aye aud Im-
pede Traffic.
VIENNA, Feb. l7.-Terrible snow
storms are raging in Galicia, a province
OF Aus'ro- hungary, in Cisleithalia, and
the greater part of Austrian Poland
snow Is piled up in immense drifts snc
traiile on tue various railway lines is al
most holly suspended.
a storm in Paris.
fAEis, teo. IA storm has beer
raging hare since last evening and tratfic
IS aimos. II q stand still.
L eumser of Vessels Loaf.
LONDON, Feh. lit Is thought s
numter Of ves Sc : wrra lost ia ine recen
s,crlas, as 5 large quAatity q vreckssg,
is coW'Dg ashore at different polnts OF
The coast.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-03
KILLED ny his ToNeuE.


KrOaklyn Man.
William Handley, .twenty-five years
old, newsaesle- died in the City Hos
pitai, Brooklyn. New York Of glossitis. or
Of the tongue. alter an i'll
ness of.ktir days.
Haniey Was attacked with grip and Mis-
tongue b-san b sven and pain h3m
greatly. His mother semi far Dr. Fqd
o. Brooklyn, who called in Dr. Warsh
for consultation. lsv midnight Haniey's
tongue an the surrounding glands were
swollen to such an exteat as to force his
jaws apart, and be WIS uEafle 70 speak
or swallow.
The physicians We're puzzled and had
Haniev removed TO the cry hospital.
Soon alter his arrival several Il the most
eminent phYs.cians ia Brosshlgn becaEae
interested IN The ease and beii y CON sui
tasian. but they were slslahle 20 reaeh
any conclusion Regarding the strange
naaiaav. The psssent suffered the most
excrucsatiDg agony. The tongue wes -
thick that Il pressed against the open
Jaws, snd the hospital dgctors were
afraid Har.fc~ would suffoease He Was
unable 10 arsicnlase, aid could oniy make
negative or affirmative motions with his
head, -
sunday she'tongue began 10 enIaree
and protsuda from tiaak mouth. The
doctors we're compelled towatch Han
ley's bedside constantly 10 pseyept him
from suffceating.
Hanlev tried to talk Monday and
pointed TO his tongue. de evidently
wanted to explain something to thaM dec
tors. Failing to make hiMseif under
\ stood be began to cry. The doctors A.
su,ea him that hs. world rpsoys3r and tol4i
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-03

...r the Privilege Of Bounty Land
So who served In the 1ndlAn
he United states Subsequent
."..eh Third. Eighties Hundred and
..,loving is the bill introduced by
M Mitchell in the United States
senaa an February 3rd. II was read
-" ID referred to = committee on
isi@ Il being OF interest to many
rspeio." ..;on we publish it in full:
10 !nn sss Congress has heretofore pro-
Nv law for granting bounty lands
vdea W who served in the Indian wars
,hs United States previous TO the
aa;sJ dsy OF March, eighteen hundred
mi fity.fve; and
wars have troAeU out, destroying
an lives and much property within
MI ~, States aud Territories, especially
0 :. n.eyon and Washington. aud Idaho;
anu M, a,a,s roAny ci liens Of the United
w hay, been lurriedly called from
$50 families and friends to defend their
s' and property ag'liost massacre
"a ri Jepre,layioDs. ana wcre,theu or sub
ss.,us,tlv 10Y suen pntp0Se mustered INTO
10y rrhlc ry;ce alld continued therein
sasI ths Indians ~CFc su1durd and PEI
sganeo; le2re FtN'pfFH 70 the country
Therefor .,..,,.........., Yr,,...
Bet eHF5r us ''S 'se"-,'t ..'i, ''',is'
d Repreeen ttfS "' vac ~ "a -. .
a Alnerii:1 u 'Et' 'Sr '''''' T." =
sfh a-.a every tayf@l''. ilzt'4'.f t''li'li''s'
sonfd or n"n-toca i,-i~~'JtiF,4 f'isi-Fr- ihd-
sean or 1Tivaja. "Asti!et on t.'t 70 : ii--rs'
volunteers ranger oF i.'il'l'' 20" /" 5'e
regularly nN~'1ts,. .0 t''E = Sc, ',lN
0ait9l S.a'es, ar whether q i'te h'il'ia'
saiuuteets of S;.t@ l''utS W t..'' "a w
n Territory, C'i!cH 'Hto ga 't''1''a' ss'
yiee aud re%Hi1Fiy Iil st'Fei 'li' ~ '.''.
xlsess' sefyicSs nav 0e@h 4a-'' 'l ''-e
uAiled States, +GSt ,'AhS N7e'h i-''t'
and teamsiers y ao nae f7eL "hF'2' 'N
aGdeE Inc d''FA9A .1 E9Hll'e't't "a' .''''
i,y In time oi war, lii me 't'--ss or is'lc''
amill'ary stores anI supplies "A2 pave
srfved tVr pefi'el o! 10; less t'lSsA in't-
seeii DAYS ia any l9iiaA WAYS - WINCH
tae nlted states nave uo-H e"S' -''
s.aee Mach 81, ioJ3' sfa'l receive "a Ter
sideate or warrant 'or IoJ acres oi L1l1
IS bounty
Sec. :, mat sti9e Ger t't'eat5s oF way
tsnts msy ~ assigned. tFane.eled' OF
located ~ Ihe "arrantees, their a>4'Sb-
ees, or Their heirs al Jaw, accofaaae 10
the pFoYl7ions % existing iaE feRdi ttlh2
the assignment transfer, ana ioiAt! 2n oi
boaoty land warrants, ana any certificate
OF warrant issued anGeF lhe provisions %
this aet may ne iorais" On ;taE Ql the
surveyed pubic lands OF the thited
States which ma, ne 81 the 'tme Of sueh
location open II homestead under exist
in laws
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-03

TggSroS, n. J., Feb. 1.-THE house
has adopted a resolution providing a
special committee OF three be appointed
by the speaker OF the house TO pre-
pare and present 10 the house
such bills as are necessary to prevent the
contamination Of any agreement entered
into, or which may be entered into, to
sdvance the price OF coal or prevent a
fair competition between all railroads
operated within this state
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-03
Value of the Nicar.gua Canal.

SAN Francisco, Feb IA movement
to stir up the people Of California to a
realization of the value OF the Nicaragua
canal to this state vas inaugurated re-
Gently in Napa City and resulted in the
OF q committee to issue .
cali for a convention to be held in this
city March % next to consider ways and
means looking to the early construction
of the canal. The committee has formu
lated An address to the board Of super
yisors OF all counties in the state, calling
upon them to send delegates to the pro
posed convention.