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ANOTHER DECISION BY NIB. SPARKS-In the
case of Donald McRae and James S. Book
against the Northern Pacific Railroad company
Mr.. Sparks, commissioner of the land office. to-
day rendered his decision. 1t is to the effect
that the Northern Pacific company has no
portion of its lines from a point I'm the valley of
Columbia river at or near Portland, Oregon, to
Puget sound. The lands which McRae and
Book sought unsuccessfully to enter under the
homestead laws lie in the tract claimed by the
railroad company under the supposition that
their charter provided for such grant for their
branch line. II Mr.. Sparks decision stands, the
lands sought 10 be entered by Mckae and Book
whose applications were rejected by the regis
ter at Olympia, will be subject to entry under
the homestead law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-12

PROMOTIONS IN THE CITY Posi- OFFICE
Washington r. Berry has been promoted from
a substitute clerkship to a first grade clerkship
In the city post office. Charles r. Reynolds
has been appointed as substitute clerk
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THE FORTIFICATIoNs BoARD-There will be
a meeting of the Notifications board at the War
department on Saturday to pass finally upon
the official report to be transmitted to Congress
1t is expected that the report will be submitted
to the President during the early part OF next
week. Secretary Endicott, the president of the
board, will return to Washington on Thursday.
Gen. Newton, who has been absent for some
time on duty connected with the board re-
sumed his duties as chief of engineers Yesterday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-12

REPORT OF THE S. A. CoMMIssIoN.-The
President transmitted to Congress to-day the
report of the South American Commission. 1t
Is very long document, but its contents have
been given to the public from time to time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-12
District In COnGreSs.

PHOPOSED COLLEGE kOR THE BLIND.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Willis in the
House yesterday incorporating the American
college for the blind in the District of Column
bia names asincorporators one hundred or more
persons connected with institutions for the
blind in various sections OF the country, and
provides for q board Of managers consisting OF
one Senator and two Representatives. 1t is
contemplated that when the institution is es-
tablished It shall be under the control of the
United States and shall receive an appropriation
from Congress. Mr.. j. w. Blschoff, OF this city,
Is named as one Of the incorporators.
THE HOUSE DISTRICT COMMITTEE
met to-day. No bills were before them. Mr. W.
w. Scott, OF Virginia, was appointed clerk to
the committee, and Mr.. Barbour was author
lied to appoint four subcommittee of three
members each and one OF four members. Tues
days and Thursdays were appointed as the
man, Mr.. Barbour. and Messrs. Hemphill, Gay,
Ford, Heard, Rowell, Wadsworth, Scranton
and Grant
]. r. HOGAN'S CLAIM.
Mr., Weaver introduced bill in the House yes
terday. authorizing the Secretary of the Treas
ury to pay to ]. F. Hogan, Of the District of
fall while at work on the City Hall.
ASSIGNMENTS.
Senator German yesterday introduced bill
authorizing the Secretary OF the Treasury to
issue TO Albert ". Conway, substituted trustee
to John Vanxant, under the will Of James Van
xant, deceased, late Of Washington city, regis
tered four per cent. bonds Of the United States
United States redeemed upon forged assign-
mentR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-12

GEN. CROOKS INDIAN MISUNDERSTANDING
General Drum said to-day that he did not be-
lieve that the proposition to relieve General
Crook had ever been formally presented or con
sldered by the President, the Secretary of War
or General Sheridan. 1t was well known that
numerous complaints had been made by the
people of Arizona and New Mexico about the
little success achieved by General Crook in
nghting the renegade Indians, but whether any
one else could do better than he has done is a
very dOuht nj ouaStiop
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
RELIGIOUS MATTERS.

There are l.200 vacant pulpits in the
PresbvterIsn church and about as many
mo sters without charges.
Mis- stan wool. editor OF the Portland
Christian Mirror associates herself with the
b 'st,n Congr. gationaIi1 in August.
\ Bat st church in Louisville, Ky. has
1,o1S members of whom go were received
by baptism during the past year
Prescott Evarrs a son of the Senator was
Among The priests ordained by Bishop
Potter, Of New York, Oh Trinity Sunday.
The Church of England Temperance So
ceiy reports 735 600 members and gain Of
- $50 in It's total abstinence section for the
past year.
Dr. rilmige's sermon delivered recently
a the Thousand Islands was IN the main
an Oii one. printed several years ago in the
New York IY,tiicss
Rev. j. l. Withrow. Of Boston, will be
called 10 the Third Presbs terian church Of
Chicieo He IS nO~ pastor of w. II. II.
Murrav's old church.
\ Chinese Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation building has been erected in Homo
lulu AZ c,,>t of 5000 About two thou
sand dollars was contributed bs the Chinese
themselves
Father Peter Brudden who was pastor of
St Peers Catholic Church in Lowell
Mass from lsfp ,o 1855. when he died left
the snug fortune of nearly five hundred
thousand dollars
English Methoilsm Is beginning 10 pro-
test against the three years limit Of its pas
toraie. 4 prominent London journal saws
IL il empNing the largest chapels in city
and country. and condemns il as being no
l"nger ec-ssary and totally WESLEYAN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
FRAND ANo 4eNaY.
How the Editors 81 the chicago Mali
aud Louisville "Ceurier-Joarnai Dtd
Not tight - Duel.

The Philadelphia Fress hasn't bad very
Hafton for some years. la fact. We believe
il Go be true that The editor Of the Press and
NJ Haiton had little unpleasantness.
The editor of he Pless is. As is well known,
a Quake and 50 bitterly opposed TO quar-
rei~ that be won't hire a man 10 do his fight
ing. while Mr.. Hatton long years ago.flled SO
many private grayeyards with the victims OF
his skill at the duell0 that he took an oath
never 10 night anybody else but Henri Wat
tersOn Ii u a matter of fact, that Colonel
WstteIson and General HattOn met about
twenty times IN thus city. while the latter
Was editor OF the R>Dabsicpa, for the purpose
of lighting duel. but as Watterson Is the
most nOspitable of men. he insisted on taking
a drink with HattOn before the fight came OF
On each occasion xr HattOn was compelled
To postpone the duel while he took Mr.. Wat
tersOn TO bed. This kindly feeling we
sorry 10 say, toes not exist between HattOn
and the editor of the Philadel phia Press
A. an evidence of II, day or two since
the fresS said about Mr.. HattoD: IF II
would please Postmaster General Frank
HattOn 10 see Pennsylvania 30 Re
publican this wear let him not be
its long range firing. Is not likely 70 do any
particular good here, nor any great harm
fortunately; but il ought not to be necessa-
~ 10 inform such phenomenally enlisht-
ened man as the ex Postmaster General that
the condition of things in Pennsylvania is
not what II was four years ago. There
Is no boiling from the Republican nom
nations as there then was, and the
party, having made its ticket, Is united
in It's bshalf We shall be glad TO wei
come Colonel Hatton among those who are
supporting the Republican candidates, not
only in this State but IN other States. lie
need not lie awake o nights troubling
about the situation In Pennsylvania. at all
events This State will be landed right side
up IN November
The only comment on this that We can
make. is, Behold how pleasant 1t Is for
bn- hren 10 dwell in unity. - Washington
Ea-sfs
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

EAGLE STEAM DYE HOUSE No. p CANAL
II ST. turns out the best work in the city in
securing and dyelnc of Ladies and Gents Appar-
els, and all jobs intr1sted tO their care is done
with ueatneSs and dispatch. GO there. OF adiress
them and you'll convince yourself of the tscts.
NJ J WITHEI, FORMERLY MANA6kn OF
W Burches painting establishment is located
al Ia Monroe II where orders viii be received for
painting, paper hanging and freSooeing Remem-
Der the place. Opposite the soldiers Monument
rITY BAKERY AND CONFECTONERG I54
" Grandville-dye. Regular trade solicited.
ROSE, Proprietor
| c. HERKNER, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
y. Fine jewellery, IS Monroe-st
OSCAR DYE, 287 DIVISION ST CARPENTrR
" and iOb shop Screens a specially.
CROCKETT & HOPPlNS, FINEST ASSORTED
u furniture in the city. We do our OWE uphols-
tering Remember II Canal-st.
COMMISSION. F. J. LAMB 4 CO. WHOLE
v sale dealers in fruit and vegetables butter,
eggs etc.. and l0 Ionis-st Grand RsDids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18


IL Graham go-s over the Falls he will
probably lud out that uo-e than one man
0~es hi- death o. the barrel
A Louisville man has invented roller
gate &c won ', take worth cent. Swing
ing ou ihe oil hinge gale is one Of the ira
dulons If Afe
rhe workinem-n Ot New York are boy
cofling beer. Iftherr vas more 0f that sort
of a boy cott there would be less hard times
aud fewer strikes
The preachers of Philadelphia are dis
cussins how 70 keep the congregation
awake They might try preaching a
sermon worth listening 20.
The poisoned ice-creSm stories DO not
seem 20 have The desired effect, The thinest
girl Will yet eat more than any man can
pay for unless he waters his stock
little newsboy of Orlando, Fla, was
suddenly told Of bis fathers death aud
dropping mis- papers IN the street he ran for
home A citizen who Witnessed the act
picked up the papers and sold them through
the town aud gave the boy $40 as the
proceeds That's the kind Of citizen to
ha
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18


The Syracuse Standard, whose editor,
Mr. J. II. DURsToS, Is al accomplished
German scholar and formerly a IN
iyersity professor OF modern ian
guagss, Ia Ailujing To the com
plants ot Germans ID America OF the
nszlec. O., their mother tongue. takes oc-
casIOn 20 read lecture 70 the Germsns
themselves FOR the manuer IN which they
murder the Muttersprache by mixing It
promiscuously with Euglish words. the
result being g s3ri OF dialect utterly
unintelhgible % cultured German not
thoroughly familiar with vulgarisms ia
the English language" There Is c-r-
taiu.y 40 radaut D eason for this criticism
as any ons A. al familiar With the tao
langnages Will testify sitter micgiing IN
the every day life OF evan wsll-ednoate1
German ~ tDis country. The following
reply actually made by WELT ,-io Ger
man 10 aasv-r 20 question another
Gsrnan as to how matters were going
ulth h,m, Is fair Illustration Of tie
SAY th-s mix tongues.
ia. schea Sic. IS gienge gut genus weun
es uicar die ig- repairs -s3e : wissen
dass ioh cine gauze Nssse tenants hahe
lch sage Ilaen die L-ute marhen uich
ganz proVoked 50 iaDge iie houses neu
s.nd sehr rs all rsat. 41-r eiamii ella allies
lfebiutc--,la hosfi a4le- aux Lau 3ei-piei.
mir cthoerr cil zI-mlch a'fes Haus. in
street. DIe ftnsf-r. die n'iaGs
gud lie lreopen babe i-e ueu na-nen
.aseeu unl die roof wurie gelxed ieiz.e-
Jalr.-geIiuued. wiss-l Size 1eT- a pause
T'-l gesture. .0 make the case clearer.
Ne. eudGru hahe icI tenants gefIndeu.
dia W1cae -0sar Nan wuil-u lie L-ite
auhedlnsf dle wood sned zar summer sifch-
eu .-esralchen uni lrIre morgen ver.augeu
s.e 4as ics l1rt rin sl1Fe.Hfe hole s-cgt
tahel Es 80 eDen wit diesea tenants
nicat au-z8aa.-eu und gou interest auf dle
investment .-f keine He4e DE RENT ist
ID .ir s-aru SIZE lnd d1ah mu-s man d4s
oan<e spendeu mt den veriammtea .s-
pairs.
4; our German friends expect us
Americans 20 help them 20 maintain
placs their language Ia our schools
aud among our youth, they should 10
tue.r par, toward maintaining It's Duriiy.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

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hlE.-s s- 4Isgta -tfe.t 2. T. e trottt. 4ett-. &
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4 i-.sfa+as a.sl>e slas1e ea ear e...l't
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a,s- af.a slIt 81 -l.stlsee eie..tats...e
al.-..s a.lse aIta tarn rsH lakes Ea L.s.t
geese aua al.ssi .s rsa l.r sas.tfa faTt.ts aI,a
g tt1 llie 60 ttc fentts fsff .aia a-
.it fef aal aH4 tast si- - sals aa4ss
ea- t.el@'3 s r- ea 81 tf -. .H
q ..'-H raa4irt ~ la--lt n.,s 1Ssal ll
ofefa h.l.se fes
Ls3A sAlk-stsl hAkaAfN ~ IH6 glIN
iaAAt A- Nsri slat lal-sef.l at... sa.l.l ai
A.es ttit. 1913 .'si'.-.,it 81 its
loh sALt aI AsAaalA 0tsOl ltoN
l .ai-s. *tt siee rsll.-s. ai.zs.tl.l.s a. iile-
sitaii Itl.itss. aVeale esd -at lss-t aa-sk 4 at
tt-ilsse A-ss ..ae t's'a sffllE lellttft ua-se
ltals uea al~a aas..a Iafk, is ..feai tarlelf
s nile weather rlfile. sll ilf utsi 80 iaf Ga
ttllafs tu tlt 1tsI AID -sl1eN & rerlss a.
g. A lur rte-4Ha al4 hlnfsf cia-lIs Aaltulse
iara at D btl-aal. tlalI e.. nsar iat -sts
A CASTER tu. Aa IS kalIor aad IS
y .ollaassis asFt ior sslt sslsit llsifai,l. Ig.g
efi3 sliitste1 ou heuft AA1 tuiaH sts aal a. ka
flt',i, i.rls lt tnt tIff Aisa >l4e .uil iaTuis i
Trade ha car. property Sif cas- FHai~It3 - ga
c1alse i1I iaIl.-s AeR 81 soaf sd islr.llliif s8
sellre lar..alus Also fle gr-oslF s.snk Ia
thufing ionn aAi - eta clt zF Ca cab g,ssa
rsasai-s given tir ss-linE
lok -AiE uA EACHAAbA fuR CITY fAUf-
erig tars scies lAn1 u f.4inHei4 IoVl.
slip Cheney a Anderson, under Fourth Nallaa-
e. Bank
pOR rALk-A 0ooD LOT az CRESCENT.
L ave-. easl uf ulsh-st tlruty 8 Auas laiIl.
under foun1 AaiioaAi hauE.
I'0k SAIL OK kESr-NHN SkNEA Ko0A
b0uss Oh Ifeeceni-ate Cheney 4 Andersen.
under Foufih Nailoual bxAk
EOh sAAk-A ttW GOOD iOfs Oh RRlDsE-
/ a. easi oi tnlon.st. Cheney Anderson
under Fourth National hank
LOK SALE-A FIRST Class. NEW HOUSE oN
L the III slde of hcul 81. mi nll1k norb
oii Wealthy ave. inr al 10 usliare al ihe Arls
herdWsre, d af.d is sifalsdsi.leaHe
I'ok sALk-INO GOOD HOUSES fuR sALE
OF rent InQuire or }. : Anulan ies Moilnse
~.
NOR sALE-sa0sH FOk sl.p0-A FURNITURE
L FACTORY Tor sale one llird IL ra. 81 months
Ago, 10 complete running order For further par
ucular apply io r. "a. sovereign. bas Cils. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Il was on a train out in Iowa the other
day, said travelling man, (which stopped
half an hour al the dinner station. A vsin
and duiish young fellow win q small hand
bag persisted IN walking up ami down the
platform directly ia 'front.' of the coaches
and gazing impuden;ly into the faces ~ the
laf, passengers near the o.eu Windows
He was $50 imperinent that ! soon found
ms self about mad enough TO 70 ont aud
give him a talking to Bur before / reached
t1e ? int r0gulsh faced young Woman SUI
tinE ucsr me -stl Ted hin a fod seal easier
tnau 'uId have done 70 She stuck her
bead uut 90 the window just as he oas 20
ug by aud called ont to him.
Say. sonny. are you selling apples or
peauu
There wls tit-er t1e whole length Of
tae csr and DO more annoy ance from The
dgii-h fouuE msu on tbe platform CHI
cte9 E-gd
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
ron s.LE-MIscELLAsKoUs

EOR sALE-HANDsOMEs YOUNG DRIVING
/ horse la Grand Rapids. Promises great
speed. Pedigree furnished o. purchaser Here j.
chance Tor some one Who appreciates the
horse. Apply 10 @. }. Maker. 10 south Divislou-
81 -
I,OR sALE-cHEAP BAY MARE. sENEN
yesrs, weight about o. ite., good roadster
Kind aud true Can be - eu Al Bishop q Green
leys barn corner lonia aud touutain-sts. -
NOR sALE-A BICYCLE FOR SALE CHEAP
size So Enquire at q Ottawa a.. between
II and O'Clock ~
NOR sALE-COMPLETE ext \. y REPOkTs
Waits actions and defcnces and other feln
able law books VII be soid cheap Address
Fred :. Clark Grand Rapids, Mich.
EOR sALE-A SECONDHAND CHlCkEklNG
piano. VIII be sold cheap u sold ~pon Call
al Nh Dewey's. ln9 MonToe -. zap stain
NOR sALE-A LADY WHO L. CONC TO
+ leave the city desires y sell nne square
piano, four round cornen, firsI- clnss make. heen
used less than three months MUS be sold IN
two weeks. Call alter : m. - 3n Ottawa II
NOR sALE-A FIRs r-CLAss SILVER WATCH
Klgin, Natioual Watch COnpany's make
cost S44, used but little. viii BE- sold al nbersi
iisconnt- inquire AT IsLEGRAs- s-HEsAi.D office
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
LOk kENT-A FURNIsHED FRONT ROOM
lnuulre a. a Iaara4e 81 -


TO kE>I-A FlNE MkIL BUIlI Sulkf
i suitable Tor large grocery, or gincery ana -.
Icon roiAuined, aNelllng nooms up sLaifs larse
Nod ard IA rear, corner fIfih and Stoc cklu.-sl.
Kent cheap. Apply 0u premises. ~
LOk kENr-FACrOkY IL MILLsT ThE
Il very Convenient brlcg building s8KI0U feel
hNe Stories nigh. With sixty horse power water
wheel hFdratlle stand pipe, Lose and uozzles 10
e~rh hsin, eirt atof, slchLn healing pipes shaft
tls, piA-iess beitinB, et, Also addition contain
INK once, powerful steam engine. boiler coal
rooih and dfy room. store rOOm, etc. Inquire of
bUtter.Orlh and Lowe. a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18


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shall - atfers unaol- g. prilt and
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

"Noe. Waiter. dear, saii the young
wife u Won viil be sure and come home
early tonight lll have nice surprise for
yoa. J am going 90 maze vou nice fruit
cake mt-eif with nay own far hands. the
tr-t one { ever made and it sill be- such "A
pleasure ipr me tp sit and watch you est IL -
Aui Walter diiu'f snuw up nil "a m
aui tsl his friend VINO Neuf 90 the door
Eit1 him thaf ue wss afraid to 20 horne
roirr 1s hi- eifa had scheme put up to
siU him -Ee7sfrNe irgu
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

The aot.e IS ssad picture OF tie Cow
b0y Egausel -. ~ Wesley. Nho has
been in h.s osn expressive language
hopping her up in good shape lie
SAYS ae ased % BE- a Maverick. knocking
ar4lad aitAuuf 4u oener Dul oue night
tle Lord l-si iassosd roe. branded me al
says NoW sou cslvr on tae rsnche, al
Ig- bsel doin the very -ame WY . year
-. didnf know Maftbea from MDrdecai.
but ve >oriea thinss out. II any man can
jump quetashun from The blnie that
don suos Why I'LL d sNaiier my bat or
eat hlu blood raw lest a. De likes"
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

NTAMMERING AND SUFFERING CURED
- Call at room s.. over iO4 Monroe-st b,tWecn
and ~ a m, l and D m Ladies write A
permanent cure always guaranteed. -
WANTED - The CAKE OF Tao SMALL
" children Anyone wishing board with n
mothers love- for their littleoues, please address
for one week ~littieones tueDd tnis office -
NANTED-rO PURCHASE A GOOD -EUOND-
W hand bicycle on weekly OF munihy pay
ments Address ", - aud 10 Louis-st. Cits. =
| A. CASTER < Co. - Monroe aud ~ Ottawa
.j .sts- has opened a Labor Agency. Having y
great many men and women wishing employ
mcut In various capacities, erchauts and farm
ers sili do well to give us their oriiers a. we
guarantee satisfaction To All parties We ask the
citizens Of Grand kapics and vicinity % give -
a share Of their patronage No charges Tor So
curing male help. Telephone ls9
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE FOX A ,sUOD
w road horse ami top buggy. ! tennsut ma
chine. doSci machines. shaper double head
hoFeing machine. pnleys, shalliug. etc. etc J
I Humau. ia3 Monroe st as
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
AGENTS WANTED.

NANTED-AT ONCE, A GOOD MAN TO SELL
W territory for very useful and good selling
article Large commission paid Apply at No.
Ia West Bridgsst Grand Rapids. Mich.
WANTED - LADY AGENTS, POSITIVELY
" clear $40 daily with my wonderful new pa
tent rubber undeTgarment for females. Our
Knoxville agent made s63 in four days Mrs. T..
Z. Little, box 49, Chicago, III. 10
WANTED 1000 AGENTS FOR THE NEW
W work Gladstone, Parnell ana the great Irish
struggle, by the eminent author Hon. T. 4
Conner, M. T. for Liverpool. and X. NJ.
McWade esq, with introduction by Mr. Parnel.
a thrilling history of Irish oppression surprising
American Slavery and the mighty struggle fOf
Home Rule that Is rocking the British Empire to
It's centre; a.sO Biographies OF the leaders. A
work from high authority, of ali absorbing inter
est ncnly illustrated, ami ia immense demand
Apply quickly - Ii. q. Alien Publishing Co.,
Grand Rapids.
NrANTED-A GOOD LIVE MAN IN EVERY
W County in Michigan 10 act ~ Agent Tor
Lyes Improved BOler compound for re-
moving scales from steam boiiers. Good COM
missions paid. Address + > Lye, secretary.
Lima, Ohio. s.
lANTED-CANNASsE Eks THROUGHOUT THk
W state to solicit membership for the Michigan
Masonic Home. For particulars address Il ".
Nash, secretary, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

This 10 Confidential.

While the President gallanfly declares
that bis idea in coming West this summer
is 10 visit his wifes relatives in Jackson,
Mich " may be given ont quietly that the
reai incentive l. sn overwhelming desire To
see Chicago - Chicago Heraid
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

soon the good wives wIii be- otf fora SUM
urr rest the minister, ou their vacation
the front blinds will be doSn. aud the devil
viii gei up co.'s bis bind legs and r ar over
the good time be wall have Chic 90 IfeS-
fg-.fu
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
sIrU4TIoNs gANrfD.

lANTkD-SlrUA1lON AZ DELINkRlMAN
" Tor retail groeeTy An a young married
man, well a. qualnged with the city and can s1Ve
good recommendations. Address q. u care Ielo-
gram Herald
WANTED-A SITUATION FOR SMART.
w active and trlsty boy of IA IN some honor
able employment Address ., care Telegram
Herald.
NANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, WITH A
W horse ana wagon, delivering or any kind Of
light work 10 DO. Address IL. e.. care OF Iele-
gran Herald. a.
WANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN
W lady situation 10 take care Of children,
would prefer engaging with a family going u a
sumner resort. Address Iyi Cas- 81. Grand Rap
ids, Mich. f3
VANTED-A SITUATION as COACHMAN OR
w TO care for horses or would work IN liver,
barn. by person nOw living IN OwOssO. Can
give good references, including one from the
Mayor OF OwOssO. Address ". r. L.. per Iele-
gram herald. -
lVANTED-A SITUATION, By A GOOD. COM
W petent glrl 10 take care of children. Mould
prefer engaging with family going 10 a summer
resort Address SlY GOld-st. ;
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Is the lion Frank Lsuler in apogee. and
when will ne be AZ perihelIon again? lie
has disappeared 50 completely from public
gaze that large majority of his fellow-cIti-
zefs have forgotten The color of his hair
ChicqgD Neirs
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Train 40 81 has = IhfolVn Coach daily cHoepa
sunday, fof Grand Rapids, Holsnd. Grand
Haven. Muskegou sno feuiu sieT. 4 30 Iaroagh
Haach lesv.s tht aisnTc poluit ris q "a hv
each ds1, exceff 0usiaf- arriving in Iuie51 o.
Train ~ IS atsi , m
Al train daily exocrf Huudsy
n Al Mitchell MCHu.H
ASf istu iase agent tteui pass. Axs.il u
u r. MATHEWS Northwestern Az usfeel.tl.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

President Cleveland is on record against
"a secpud term. bur litlle pledge like thai
d. unt Nke'v to stand iu he WAY of his own
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Between anarchists, jury -hxers, Carter
Harrison. and The hoodle aldermen Chicago
J, having q monkey parrot sort OF a
time P.ladc yhid Times.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
FOR NfLE-PdPERS.
BUSINESS caRDs.

UOR SALE-OLD PAPERS NEATLY FOLDED.
L Excellent for patterns. shelves. etr Fifteen
cents a hundred. Appl, at TINS Office this week
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

The Minneapolis postmaster viii likely
advertis, tlr cog O. watch the stamp
drawer Chic1g0 Inter Oce1D
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
ANTEL 70 RENT.

This bulldog is new. 7SxTz4 feet.
The two upper stories are finished for =
hotel, Containing So rooms. all steam
heated Two bleots from Union Depot,
on one OF the ySinopal streets. Street
cars psss eaeBFsVsy every seven minutes.
Is ready to occupy, and will be rented
cheap. ne'ire Of Io,eph Head or a p.
Wstson(
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

The shades ot lho zalloEs already
dsrk-0s tne strained features % three ot
l4s anzrc1l.,s oa frial 10 Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Erpress irsins dairy they yesr rguud mske close
oouueciiaus with usins from fsnsds fhe Easf
anc south. 'o all Lake superior points.
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