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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-26

THE Dallas-Times Herald, speaking
of the proposition to put Galveston
harbor at the heart of the national
treasury and San Antonio at the heart
of the state treasury and thus solve
the deep water problem, says:
'"This would suit Galveston, first,
because If it can switch Arkansas Pass
off on hope for state aid, Galveston
would be left as the only importan
applicant for federal aid. Then, it
would suit Galveston again, because
the federal treasury is inexhaustble,
and that is the kind of fund required
for Galveston harbOr."
1t would suit, but it will not be
done. Galveston is ripe for it and her
lobbyists are now in Washington, but
there are some things Galveston is
not able to perform, and this is one of
them.
THE investigations of the special
committee on immigration and labor
at Detroit leaves no room to doubt
that numbers of Canadians living
across the line in Canada are regu-
1arly employed in the lumber woods
and mills of Michigan and in various
shops, mill and stores in the cities on
the American side of the line. How
far this is an infringement Of the law
against the importation of foreign con-
tract labor is not so clear. These
men have no doubt come over on this
side looking for work and finding it
entered into contracts with their
American employers. 1t is not GER
tain however that these employers
have imported the labor under con-
tract within the meaning of the
statute. The impression among the
labor organizations is that this prac-
tice is an infringement of the law and
hence the complaint resulting in in
vestigation. The result certainly is to
bring in foreign labor to competition
with domestic and so reduce the price
of home labor by adding to the vol
ume of workingmen offering their SER
vice. The investigation promises to
be thorough and the report of the
commissioners will be awaited with
no little interest.
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A FATAL epidemic having broken
out among the rabbits in Cheshire,
Eng, the Australian scientists are
instituting an enquiry into the posi-
bility of inoculating the rabbits of
that country with the disease. If SO,
it might solve the question of rabbit
determination in that rabbit ridden
country.
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DR.. WASSERZUG,

734 ELM STREET, DALLAS, TEXAS.
All Private Matters Cured! Prompt attention
is given to all correspondence. State symp-
toms and medici @ will be sent C. o. ID. every
where. DR.. Wasserzug is a regular graduate
OF Il years practice. diploma in Office on all
SEXUAL nervous. and chronic diseases
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PROMPTNESS.

First cold, then a cough, then con-
sumption, then death. II took DR..
Acker's English Remedy for Con-
sumption the moment / began to
cough, and believe it saved my life. !"
n. Wallace, Washington.
(O RAGLAND & Co.
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Endowment Meeting.

The members of the Endowment
Section, Knights of Pythias, No. 632
are hereby notified to attend the an.
nual meeting to be held at hall of Elk
Lodge, Sunday, December 3Oth at II
a. m, for the purpose of electing of.
ficers and transacting such other
business as may be deemed important.
All dues and assessments must be
paid in full to January lst, 1889.
r. b. JOHNSON,
12-18-tf Secretary and Treasurer.
Otto Blumentnal keeps the cele-
brated Rogers silVerWarsr I1-l0-tf
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Do NOT SUFFER ANY LONGER.

A cough can be checked in a day,
and the first stages of consumption
broken in week, by taking DIR.
Acker's English Remedy for Con-
sumption, and will refund the money
to all who buy, take it as per direc-
tiOns, and do not find our statement
correct, For sale by
(3) RAGLAND & Co.
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BUCKLEN's:ARNICA sALvE.

THE BEST SALyE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
COrnS, and all Skin EruptiOnS, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price q cents per box.
For sale by all druggists, Dreiss, and
Thompson q Co.'S, wholesale. Q)-9-13-1y
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AGENTS FOR THE,LIGHT.
TO POETS.

The carrier boys of the LIGHT offer a
prize of TEN dollars for the best Carriers
address, not to exceed 100 lines. For the
second best, six months subscription to the
DAILY LIGHT, and for the third, one pack
of fine visiting cards.
Send in copy not later than December
18th. Address, CARRIER Boys" LIGHT
office.
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FLAMING FIRE IN THE VEINS.

FLAMING FIRE IN THE VEINS.
We hold positive proof that Acker's
English Blood Elixir cures all blood
poisons where cheap sarsaparillas
and so-called purifiers fail. For sale
by RAGLAND & Co.
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WHY WOMEN FADE.

Women lose their beauty because
colds undermine their life. DIR.
Acker's English Remedy for Con-
sumption is an absolute cure for colds.
% RAGLAND e. Co.
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BETTER THAN BLOODY BATTLES.

General Wheatcroft Nelson says.
My experience in the English army
Is we'll as in America, convinces me
That nothing so thoroughly purifies
the blood or adds to health, vigor aud
life as Acker's English Blood Elixir.
This great Remedy is sold by
RAGLAND & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-26

Best photographs at Callaway's
Gallery, Alb East Houston st. 15-tf
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DR.. @. w. Phillips

OF San Antonio has no partner. His
office is at 266 West Commerce street
over Jess NJ. Bells jewelry store. If
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places ?

RUSSELL & MORGAN Printing Com
pany have sent to this office copy of
their Calendar for 1889. The Calendar
is unique, consisting of one sheet of
coated board for each month, printed
in twelve colors, each different from
the other and all illustrating the
origin and use of playing cards. The
Calander is large and plain and a very
practical one. The December page
con tains the Calendar for 1890 as well
as 1889, feature that will be duly APP
preciated in the commercial office.
Sample copies will be mailed for %
cents by addressing the publishers at
their office i'm Cincinnati.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-26

THE "peace on earth, good will to
men," was not fully exemplified in
these morning dispatches, which
bring news of the burning of steamer
and the loss of thirty lives in Loui-
siana waters, and the murder of a
mother and sister in the Indian Teri
tory by an unnatural son and brother;
also, the burning of propeller near
Seattle, w. r., and the loss of six lives;
the wiping out of the business portion
of Marblehead, Mass, by fire, and a
big scorch in Cincinnati. The record
is further extended by White Cap
murder in Indiana, the robbery of an
express train in California, with list
of crimes and casualties of a minor
nature which swell the list to proper
tons utterly out keeping with the
spirit and humanitarianism Of Christ
mas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-26

Legal advertisements 81 90 per inch first in
sertion rs cents per inch each. suusequenG nser-
ton. Trustees sales 81 90 per inch first inser-
tian, 25 cents each insertion afterwards.
Reading matter, editorial page, IS cents per
tine each insertion calcolumns 20 cents first
Insertion; 10 cents first week ) cents after first
week Special rates on 50 and 100 lines running
for a month.
Home advertisements payable on the first Of
each month. Transient advertising payable n
advance. Only metal cuts printed
Special rates given on: larger space and long
time advertisements. Discount given for cash
Announcements for State and County officers
Ten Dollars in advance.
Iz-All contracts or bills must be approved by
che Secretary and Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

The nsms ~MsmorisI Day" expresses
fsr more dtly the central idea which
ehsrscterisss the psrposs for which this
day was made a holiday. than does
~Dscorstion Day" The TzLEoRAx-
HxssLD has repeatedly urged It's readers
to observe this day ss holy day rather
than ss 3 holiday. As that word has come
to Be used. The other holidays rscog-
nissd By ths Government IN this country,
thu Fourth OF July. Christmas, New
Years. Thanksgiving. are. properly. days
Tor rejoicing. Ths IDEAS which they
siguify are happy onsa They CON-
msmorsss joyful events in history. The
purpose Of Memorial Day. however. Is to
cherish ths tender aud sad memories OF
departed friends Who laid their lives upon
tbs altar Of the nation. The spirit OF
The day is. or should Be. similar to that
which prompts the mother on the Sab
bath day 10 wait the grave OF hsr son.
lsy 60sers upon Il and vet is with her
tssra There Is. ws spprsbsnd. danger
that THIS central purpose Of the day shall
ts forgotten a. time goes on and The
memories Of the war fade away. II IL
natural that this should be so because
ths day Is called holiday and all other
holidays are festive days. Nevertheless.
It viii bs csnss FOR regret IL the day
shall come - bs regarded A. ara other
holidays; indsed 4 viii bs sscrilegious. q
desecrsfion n ths grsvss % our best
friends. 70 convert the dsy into one Of
incorporating The men who fought
sisis oy side With those whose graves ara
covered With flowers today ara not likely
20 Be among those who forgsf the ,hsr-
sctsv -aich belongs n The dsy. To
them sport on thss day viii sean, hks
laughter At funeral
This dsv viii % rendered a particu-
larry ssd cue ~ these oid soldiers by The
fact thst Qua II the uost marked chsr-
scsers snd ons of The brsvsss msu sho
fought Ter he Uaion. Il not slresdy
namberei With the dead. e at The brink
of The D,rk River. Bat fsw % these
heroes renisin and their loss seenBs mere
sad ~ thsir numbers grow zee. Few
mere touchinx SCENES hsvs essn VII
ees~ed IN eur recent history than that
pres-nisd IN Ciucinnssi recently, when
General SsEssAx said farewell to his
somrades Il tie Lsysl Legion. Il vas
probably the lsst appearances - shs cid
ceumsD1er - an srtive participants IN
the celebFstcns observed hY tbs Le0iuu.
IS 4 ~ss his lsst sppes-snca a. iss Cons-
rnsnsier. The man vho marched frous A.
lsnta - he sea. who bsttlei snd blesi N
the soufhssst snd nperiled fheir ives n
the pensnsnier caaraign. sra uasrrhinv
uo~ vita bees sac fouard E-sra asfssf.
ard 4 wfH be ~sll err rs 4 "a h-si thesr
rerds - they - a0va INTO ths est
yai,sF.
The sdnonison ef Gesersi SsxRsss
4 kss -unnrsies of sbe Lezion shaf shsy
s.~rk their chilsIrsn sn.s sh=sr chsldrsa's
>b,;arsu l~ssco< ct IcssEty - - So and
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
LITERARY NOTES.

Bancroft. tha historian. never goes out
20 dinner parties
James Russell Lowell says the love of
poetry Is too affected.
The title of Max o'Rell's book on Amer
ica, which is understood to be In q forward
STATE. Is Impressions of America and the
Americans"
1t Is proposed to raise memorial to the
late Matthew Arnold In w Woetminster Abbey,
and also to found a scholarship In his name
In Oxford university.
Mr.. Robert Louis SteTenson. the novel.
lat, is still very III He soon expects season
Of rest on the Maryland coast. and later win
return to the Adirondacks
George Augustus Sala's autobiography
will appear In September, and it Is hinted
that the American section OF the book win
the water
The southern author. Mr.. Joel Chandler
Harris, "Uncle Remus,B Is q man who IL
plain in his manners and plain In bis dress.
The charge is made that bis trousers always
bag at the knees and st least one button Ia
always missing from his coat Moreover. hs
has red hair and wears red cravsta
Harry J. SheIlman has nearly ready for
the publisher a volume Of American legends
OF birds done In verse, TO be issued In edition
de luxe. and handsomely illustrated With
full page colored Illustrations A Sidney
Higgins is the collaborating artist, and his
water color designs are very beautiful The
idea OF a volume Of poems With colored fllus-
trstioas is original with these gsDtssnen
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

A Spring Witch had ovsrfowed its hanks
started - empty is Waters into Lake few
uaiies distant One Peasant. who bad plenty
of y aser on his land. protested against More,
and iile little Creek turned 70 tho left 20 avoid
bfrA Another. Who bad no = sser sc aH,
beg<ed the Creek 20 spprvacA. and Is turned
- ths right A third who couldnt rake
up has mind wbstber be ~ aated more Water
er nct. sent The Crsek olS On curve. and a
tourth charged his Mind - often that ths
Greek became al tangA-i up II the effort 70
please hiE1 Nken Is ssailT reached the Lake
= Ssge WHO s1ood On TIE nsnks fsls - stsserv>s
"Aissi hut you have Travelled over n course
CT three niles in order ~ make onsi Fhy
snfch = wszte = ti1,e ant E1rrxvF
"Nv Frieud. rcpEiesl he CF--k IN a Vfne-
gary wav sin az sfFerS - P'e>ze al hs-s
falifi - Fleese even CO, ard hereafter The
puhiic can plni7 - 5v~n s1os pF1ra-
Mcral Ani the Creek very " SER srsed
sr. --->osr0tt sraa Prass
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
Gr.u,h OF an OIL Town.

when a successful well has been developed
IN new Geld a town springs up about it ike
magic. The men who fock - a new oil
field ara jolly, good nstGred set Of fellows,
for ali ars roillionaires IN prospective. Houses
are coulmsnoed, finished, papcred and
painted and occupied in a week Hotels,
with all the co0veEie1css Of the city ho<tel-y,
spring up IN fortnighs, and in their wake
follow the saloons that are tie oil mans un-
ending delight The hotel and barroOm are
the business centers q a new oil town. and in
these places, crowded day and night, leases
are made. contracts signed and deals con
cladoi with a promptness and careless
ehaud0a that would startle even a wids
awake Chicago broker. Tool, machine and
supply shops como IN response 10 the demands
of the operator. The theatrical sharp scents
bis game from Afar, and his variety theatre
- crowded nightly, while brothels. faro
roons ard gambling bells opeu MP hy the
ssora The rifrra- q older osl towns follow
in the wake of the flrst comsrS. and the new
citJ, the site q which six months before was
little more than a wilderness. IS q full grown
oil town. with al The bsistle dash and wicked
us-s for which snch PLACES sre famed -RufEs
T. Wilson in san Francisco Chronicle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

fss1fy 70 ths lad of thsir fsthsss. sAoad
sppszl 70 every eiklzsD, snd Win sddsa
fore<. sines nlsconespslon q AnsEieAa
hss<len 11&s - slsosst@s u fcEes and
rssolaslon under "a alien dzx. fhszs -
mors th2n ssntinasnf IN saeh uttsrsacsss
there = bshind il all szfsty. With ia-
hsrsns love Tor oar iassiIsfionss with re-
gard for ths psrpssuity Of ths Govern
ms1s x1d ths welfare Tor the whole pso-
PIE. sith a estimate Of ear national sd-
vsntsxss boashi by - szpsrisncs On
Eslds Of bstti<. Gsasrsl SzxzxAs voiced
khs true AmsricAa ssakinsnt IN bis fare
veil words.
fhsrs vas legend among tbs shep-
herds Who watched their tiOeks on TIE
Hsld of Marathon that. co sseh rscurrin q
anniversary u ths battle of the ten
thousand, there vsrs heard by Night tie
yoicss and shouts and warning erias Of
the Greeks Who fell under Miitisdes.
Ihsrs are warnings now from ths living
snd yolees from the burial trenches Of
our own South appealing 10 Us that their
suffering and sacrifice IN the years OF bat
lie Do not forgotten nor IN vain
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
fga PRESIDENT Of The Udtsi States,
Gen. Russell A. Alger. of Mich.


The publication q BLAISEs lstisr 10
warrzLAw Rid in shis mornings New
YORK. Trsbuns Affords the most positive
assurances when the voters Of this coan-
Try have Jet had that Mr.. BLAINE vii
not seospt shs nomination. In any other
isld. except that Of politics. Mr.. BLATszs
Florsncs letter would have besn accepted
ss setting the matter beyond question.
Bat "a politics thsse Is always, unforsu-
nstsiy. suspicion Of deceit, and so the
sincsrify Of that lsttsr was discrsditsd.
Undoubtedly there ara those ~ho vii
still nsistzin that BLAIss Il only max
log. by this last letter, shrswd move 10
Fsears unanimous nomination Even
II sach we're the fact, the effort would
hardly succeed BLAtxE could not avoid
me sfscs Of tho accusation that. to use
hls Own words, be had not bean free
from indIrsction.- and sysn II nominated
his strength voald DO seriously impaired
By the circumstance. The retirement Of
BLAnx from the campaign may ss well
be accepted as a fact.
There "a nov no reason Why Gen. RUs-
SELL A. ALs<R. OF Michigan. should not
Be tho Rspublican standard bearer: in
deed the TEL rIzaRAs-HxKsLD oonHdsetly
predicts shs. Michigan's brave and pat
riotic soliisr. the bensdcens and popular
sx-Goysrnor. who Was once Grand Rap
ida boy. viii be the Republican candi-
date FOR President OF the United Sistes.
Hs has bssn al along the TELEaRAM-
HEskEp's candidate. sud this journal
Vas The first 10 America to dominate him
for the place.
It Is matter OF record that the TELE-
eRAM-H ERAIo's candidates have a way
OF getting thsre
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
The AGE or SCIENCE.

According to insurance statistics more
arss are sxtinguished by the 49, o< paah Of
water than by al Other mean2
Cavendish In l7oo discovered hydrogen.
and between f774 and f77s Priestley ciscov-
ered oxygen. azose and nitrous gaA
Asbestos clothing has been used by tho
Paris fre brigade with sssccess. aud u soon =
BE- adopted by the London frensn-
The Electrical Review says the light
ming rod Is q relic OF superstition. and win
soon be regarded In the same hight ~ q L,rss-
shoe over the door,
The Russian petroleum Is said to Be
vastly inferior 20 the American, emitting an
unpleasant odor and black smoke even
when used In the best Of lamps
Japanese engineers propose to adopt o
system or earthwork dcfsnses protected by
an iron shield one foot in thickness, nd ex-
tending twenty five feet each ude Of the gun.
A new theory Is that shaving the beard.
II long continued. tends 10 weaken the hair
OF the head and causes 10 TO fall out The In
creasing number Of bald heads has to be ao-
counted for IN some way or other.
As wood prcservative naphthaline IL
now largely used in Scotland, lbs action oeing
TO destroy ell albuminoid compounds in the
wood. leaving it dry and clean 10 handle,
and with only a faint aromatic smell The
napbthaline Is melted in a vessel capable of
being tightly sealed. and In this the wood is
saturated
Evidence exists that deaf mutes are not
confined 10 the human race In farmers
herd for twelve years was a COW which never
gave any signs of bearing, and the evident
attempts Of which at lowing had resulted in
only feeble cultural Nothing abnormal
could be discovered in the ears or the vocal
organs
The average watch Is composed Of It's
different pieces, comprising upward Of 2.4oC
separate aud distinct operations IN its manu-
faeture The balance has Is 600 beats or vi.
brations per hour, L. .960. $50 In thirty days
15s, $50, 600 In one year, it travels 1%S, loC
inches with each vibration, which is equal tc
9sl miles in twenty-four hours, 2921S miles
in thirty days, or 3.6oSsl miles In one y-ar
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

In Bo~eon nothing r. held 20 be too COED
fer a gsnseel corpsa Two coanz. t1st BCv
in procsss q cu<Sxrnct1oa by O locsl nnsDa-
factarsr-to oe u~ea souse day By grand
daushe=r of the Baron von y Wurr>ub.rx ard
bar hzzsbaEd-viA eoes Dot ls~s tbaH f5.aoo
apssce Tesy s-e made Il nss5ogzny, ~vn
inches stick. carved h bod relief -ish Ne
most elsbcrste aesizns Al of tbe~e a.. is
soras uass1er e<nbsszrasic - 6szxh- On e1s
raTes a sFf6er-ia-eif syEnhelsc q he sTsns
Sestruysr-hss cargks The fy ss l.zs n .
v~b - 8essosneiy sxeczesd ssat yuu fear 20
bresthe apon is -~s = Nov swzy. IN an
other pisce ETsfla's cav Supports . hsraaa
skaA frozz = frsceure IN watch h<sra -
crzTksx ssh asocb<r pszssl sho-s 81 owt
"A tha act Il osps1rfs< naes.se> snE1 - -
fes ian~nraoa b~fnx - srprs~s ~ 90. tAst
6esfA esrs-s ssan CT hass - evTy living
thfrx
Op ~ .ur e sseA cot7r = ,<~v-< aoo>t
- ar-=x ard sv-r s-.sshs~ in~h - sh> N
eerfor 3 h-srtszEr-1 ~ re -u<rfsx socls
Fnrs3e th->~ rar~rb >>-srses sre s~uer tw,
sssses .~.ar,ecks fer 80 s~sr-asl r>csyssua
of she aa-c-ss r~snSs3srs<ha~- soa her<poss.
Thev xrs ust ssed Ye4. be = aa<>~r~>oa
czsse s=h~~ws~. DEz ks~snx as ed q
rsrusv. ek@v -zrs - - r.x>rGsw - ~.
psrss a sfS5skn nza8sa'sr-a n icc>l ce.s>
-s~~v - >~r-s - res><a~~s- ~ sh> as~zs~
hor@k--R@e D~cse - 49, ors-nns Pss>-
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.

George NJ Pullman pays women as much
as he pays men for the same work
The largest cotton mill In tho world Is
IN Russia. IL gives smpioyDens TO 1000
hands
There are 4fo organizations within tbs
Brotherhood Of American Carpenters and
JotnerS
The average Mexican laborsr supports
his farniiy on ten cents per dien- invested tn
corn and beans
A Cincinnati soap firm has Just distri.
huted s1A0o0 among it, 30 enployss - their
share of the years profts
The larr~st wood alcohol works IN tbs
World ere at Caiera. Ala Tia weekly cut
PEE 3. - 90 busheks charcoal and 20 saIous
of ak~nnssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

sgssz1S Gxx'L w. A. HAxsosp says
Ne c2a s4eh prolonx car hfs II ws learn
ths secret thereof WHAT - Tftis
sScHET7 II yea SOAK aspoage IN oil,
the spongs vii have Ia il al the peea-
hzritlss Of the oil 80 every orx>a IN
the body contains al the psculisrities Of
the blood. II the kidneys. the oaly
blood purifiers. do not clean the blood
Of lhe waste Of the systsm, thea the
various organs viii give ont and you
viii have Rheumatism Malaria, Head
aches. Agus. Chiils and Fever. lnpo-
tsacy, Bladder Dissasea Lame Back,
Neuralgia. Nervousness. Bsc Eyss.
Stomach Troubles, eolis. Carbuncies,
Abcsssss. Apoplsxy. Paralysis and in
women Female Troubles. The secret
Of good health then lies in keeping the
kidneys seel If you don't, you cant
cure any Of the above diseases. They
may not suspect il, bat eight persons
out Of every ten have some form OF kid
ney arrangement The only scientific
blood purifier is the famons WARNER 8
SAFE CURE, which not only cures
kidney diseases. bat the majority o.
ailments which really come from unsus,
pected kidney disease.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
Real Estate--CountrH


JOR SALE cHEAP7A NICE FARM OF 81
Il acres, with frame house. one nile and a
quarter froD Hslltt. Apply a. Mrs. J. G. Walk
ers. II South Divlsior-ft. l24ti
COR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
{ real estate, forty acrcs, thiry-Eve improved;
two barns; twenty eight miles north on Grand
Rapids Indiana X. B.: one mile from Pierser
village. bargain il sold at once Enquire OF
M. l. Swift, SO South Lsfsyette-St. 9sti
EOR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
i property. farm CT 300 acres nearly ali I'm.
proved, Ia Ottswa county, near senRisonvllle
nine miles from Grand Rapids. Address Farmes,
box 5, care this oltoe ll5ii
Ion sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
II the estate ofthc late Daniel ScheFmerhorn
one mile west CT the city, froRtiRE Brdgest- II
is fine dairy farm, OF fer ffuit raising and gar
dening. May be sold in fTen ten 70 thirty scrs
lots. Apply 10 DR.. wnitwsnh. administration, IS
Fourth 7t., Grsnd Rapids, Mich. io1
EoR sAfE-PrNE AND RID WOOD LANDS
good farms and city property for sale cheap
also money 70 loan. Call at Loyett block, Canal
ST., opposite sweets Hotel. A. T. Antiedel. Az
I'OR sALR-GooD PROPERTY FOR SALE At
Byron Centre. good hotel and bar con
nected and good reasons for wanting 70 sell. "a
dress Mrs- Mary Adrion, ByIeE Centre. Mich At
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

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