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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03
Sealed Proposals.

Offce Board OF Public Works,
GaANp RAPIDS. Mich. July -. l,s9
Sea'cd proposals viii he received at the
office of the Board until Satur az. August 3
le5t, at $50 D. m. for the laying ot water mains
in North !oni3-st.. and othei streets accord
Ing 20 The plans and specifications on fie at
the o.fce oI the Board. The Board reserve
tie RIGHT 70 relc any or All bids.
q 'h bidder shall deposit with Ei' proposal
tlr slm Of sioQ.u. 60 DE forfeited to tie City o.
Grand KaDids in case he shall fal 10 ent
iat0 contract in accordance with his proposal.
should hls sid proposal be accepted by the
Board Of Public WORKS.
81 proposals nust Dee made upon blanks that
v.il be furnished upon application Il n .
once OF the Board.
aug CEO G. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

The Ciacina&ti CoElrEerci<l- ta1stte Mesa
ia.:es me Wsii-hpo~a JsarAsiiss for
Vaited states Senator.
CIScIsSAFL Aag = - iho Commercial
G4zsrJe nolliaages Marst Ha.slsac FOR TIC
Senate L. double loaded editorial over
shs gnaturs or Richard smith. EAlste4d )
partner. 10 says
III H=.steac sin % a. hons IL q tsw days
u acs reDa-as Tor - % say, IA his shse-ce.
thai tls Republicans IA Oaio slog.d elcc. q N
. taks ne place = Payns in the Gate q
States Senate. t3r e1ro-s Feas0as this paper
can uot a. tals lal7 date. I4ze any park 70 lh7
contest We n0A.nass &r. Halsteac for tAs
Ulltel states SeEats. 70 take tue seat aow =. "a
represented b. Henry u. Payne
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

Sealed Proposals.

t-aee 8csft ~ fua.ie 81 erzs.
GEkNB htFrs. 3.le4- J1y =. lass
Neast4 proposals al. ec feer tsl 81 the
Ice ~ Gle B-all g1UI N~flr-dsy. tuEusf 4.
less al l..D i. fa- t.f tle ler i,ll s a cak
4at lAe Nita l.-nl-l tsl ffe tts " TIE
Pear street tr.tkr a.e.loils 60 She ni AIS ana
4ae a4-r- rrself- l11 r.sAs 81 ir-1t. a4s 81
.iI l.1s
karl lltter ssal deposit with his proposz
fte saN ID s-.-.sI % ls forfeited fo tle cts
of Hraas .aH.ls ia c-se Ge shs4i fsll 10 enter
i4fs raI fr4ct tn accordance Nth iil> fropossi .
.fal.t l., said PROPOSAL le accepted - Tie
Beard ~ Hl.lle Muras
All PROPOSE Ml,l be made uuen blanks
O. t-l VIA BE- Sized -gel application 81 The
cree - tie Board.
aas OLo. O. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

A wsst sirgi4l. A<<. TslA@E Cs.fsssss -
ths ssIs - Bis F@okss. - eEssa-
14z<&4-
kgr1ssgAss FA A1x "a "zes-ias
~ "a speclaA szfs. naIKy 49, 1e-1 -
ts 20 - ths kzak ef b1sS.l1g 49, ~ilh
I@-rss A@4n-g. A14z1sr sl1t-eys. ~ss
Arrssse1 - 4a@rs~4y -igzs ~-ALxe1 H-t1
ez- I. Tag fln1s q tks ss1E u-z1s Il-
ec-r ssssea 4E : oelSck a rs hs ez-
s1sra-e1 hsnLfg fron a. t-4sas. a-1
sa 10 so-k rs @o4sy 90 rs l4ra a4y
- ta 4zy 1le P41kaEe ec4-4lAs4 "a. ,
e&s1 420 n4s removed fIeu
44-l - aey bc-1s le4se. 4hers -
- 1E1- : uns e. . asa 5s asposiss1 a.
ees p F4r 90 hans - TIE ,ollt cTs1i- -
Als.ls~ r sDc HeaD.g telling a. ~1O asked
kim about /. Iaag Ilsy asc woA tie ne1eY
"a tne Louisiana 4o.tsry Is hsalis
1s szi1 Ia h4d borrowed t1s
moasy ana Intended 20 buy . god n -
vita it. Aeoas sls go of ths money La
sssn recovered ana property - about Ike
amount has been at-4cAss, 80 t1s oA2k ol-l
De amply pro-scled
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

BRAzL has appointed the commission
which - to represent that country at
the international congress 20 be held
ia Washington IN October. They are
all Government officials, with attaches
and secretaries. and are authorized 70
negotiate 4 commercial treaty with tins
country. Friendly relations between
Brazil and the United states are very
desirable FOR both countries.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03
COUNTRIES IN ARMS.

Turkey and servia HusterlnE Troops Ia
Evident Anticipation Of Conflict.
r'PELoEADE Aug 2-Ihs War Minister
has ordered all three OF the military classes
or Servia 70 muster on Monday The os-
tsnsiDle reason Tor the olds. is That the
Bulgarian troops have been ordered 70 mass
Oh tie frontier on that day. and serylA de-
fires % be prepared ior any eyentuahty
CoSsTAsrg~oFLE. Aug 2 2-Eighty thou
sand Turkish reserves have been called
OUT the Porte Is buying uniforms and
stores. and work is proceeding a. the dock
yards wish feyorisl activity.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03
GRAND RAPIDS AS TT is.


We have population Il 5000
We have fhe largest factories and are tie
largest furniture manufacturing ccutef ia the
Wr have the largest carpet sweeper factory
ln fHr world
W. have Tie largest shingle machine factory
Iu tie world.
We lave ine largest tub and pai factor, IA
lle world
So have the largest plaster deposits IN Tie
world
Ne nave 3gl factories employing 1900 peo-
pie. ana several aew oncs ia process 81 con
struci on.
Our factories sold 81 10000 worth Of goods
in ls'e
We nave seven railroads and more coming.
We have - miles Of street railway kAd :
miles of cable
Grand river flows through the city and is
uayisable o. Like Michigan
" have lno sas ald Two electric light CON-
panics.
our new city hal and court house .re worth
We have = public schools and two Libraries.
he have ~ churches. embracing al ocuofnl-
we have the Soldiers Home with 400 IN
We lave tie Masonic Home costing sio9.-
ONlo
Ne have % jobbine houses who sod sl2o,o.-
yel worth "a goods a. 4sao-
0rs d RsIlas is the center q the famous
fruit Peif az Michigan.
Grand Rapids is lesdquarters for many of
Nichigaa's heaviest pine lumber mauuiac-
tuners
ClaAd Rapids las The lowest eeath rate of
r City ll fie lI4on.
W. wanI nleu o. brains and capital - locate
ht4c and establish ncN enterprises.
We have lhl iats one aid o-e half miles
from ihe caft .r of fhe city.
Abe mas.0 eauuiul property and finest resi-
ceureo 1re r.,l and southeast
Thee CTS are southeast. with plenty Of
shade. Graded streets ard Eo4a water.
None ~ firfN rftT fno I..'H. ..-. iar street
caf. aua - ~ ihem farf fh- fIa 3
sefeca minutes fioe igom ,.i.a.-st. iof nse
FenfN
Wli seu 81 % them. 20 parties who wiu
build. Tor $4,000 eaIb d.
They are wofih so now and viii bring $50
GEo. B. DUNTON,
3l ison-sf-
once open Thursday and saturday evenings
lltil D. in-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

LONDON. Aug. 2-Mavor Sexton, OF Dab
Tin. has formally called tho attention OF Min
ister Lincoln TO the fact that President Har-
risons letter 10 htm was opsne1 en- route
Mayor Sexton reasserts that the letter
had been wilifuily opened and defacsd be-
foro il reached his hands The seal, he
SAYS had been melted and gum was scat
te:ed over the outside OF tho envelope
The gum used by the person who opened
the letter and the gum originally on the en-
yelope were palPably different
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03
SEALED PROPOSALS.

GRAND kAriDs. MICH.. july ~. 1889.
Scaled proposals VIII Doe received at tie
Office ol the ,ity Clerk up 10 and including the
lHh daE o. August. los4. al o clock. y. IN. ol
said day Tor furnishing the city of Grand
Rapids at least one hundred and iliy l5G
tons. or more. ol The best quality OF hard crate
coai; said coal O. be delivered 80 the Cs'y Han
iu such quantities rs mas from time To time
he ordered 10y The Committee On Huildlngs. OF
the Common Council o. said city ef Grand
Rapids. The right 20 reject anv and All bids
is reserved. ". 4. clIlEh NAN,
au. l.tA llcrk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

THE tariE tax on MilIet's now famous
painting vii amount 20 $780, or
more. bringing the cost OF the picture
up % sl50969- The picture Is 22i inches
vide and 258 inches ia length, making
e cost s.. 500 a square inch Art comes
high. but high art Is what we Amer.-
cans must have
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

THr Shah's English TRIP Is over, and
the KING of kings now returns % his
own realms where he can wear his
boots % bed. chop of heads before
breakfast ard use the foor for 4 gar
hage receptacle W tnout wounding any
ones feelings. There IS no place Ike
home. sNnat home.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03
TO suEsCEIDEnS.

Any sanscrtber - Tue rEfKGRAM.
HERALD ~ho falls 20 rsceivs the pzpes
regularly, sr ~As May have reason 90
essaplAla OF late delivery, viii ooafsr a
special favor oy Informing this eniee Of
sAs fast 81 oace- ssad postal card or cal
op tale phone 5Si.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

EOR RENI-A meat market complete. cor
ner Lclry and sherman SIS. Inquire a. j.
IartL $. 80 Aonroe-sf. 2H
( 'Eji~IN5-fhe sioop yacht Nordeu. with
accommodations i0T p party o. ten. cat he
c1arteIed on reasonable terms for cruising ou
iA. lah.s Apply 10 j. W. EncAeA. Irnf
wafer. Mich latff
MAGNETIC heallrv ard ~iarIv0van- siffiurs.
- ~ OTTAWA. cor Hastings 81. J. Free.
u AN -IffrT consumer of Stove Case.
line p alHH ihaf j aH selling Stove ls.
oliae. in any quantity ar cents. f-f. .rcrrt 70
any part ~ .he city. +. q. Eiluwoo1 IeI,.
phone 1856 lah i.ssl f4Ifnn- 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

A RAvry- -r-wrsR var rss broken
cuf n the East ard The s}vert srz
s1erts are hsrrv.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03
FURNITURE STORED.

FURNITURE stored. packed aud moved cx
pert packers sent Oh short notice hv Rad
elf a i0lt. III South Division ST. ge'rphone
No. 80 Tor your moving vans. Jan a. yi
1 NlONE desiring furniture moved ana
= stored. Will receive liberia Inducements bs
calling al s. J. Walkers. lT south Division 81.
specially IS made OF renting tables and
chairs ior dances public halls. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

The Iowa railroad commissioners
have rendered a decision II the case Of
the Diamond Steamboat line vs. the
Burlington & Quincy road, which s be
lieved viii result in lowering interstate
rates between both Chicago and st.
Louis and all Iowa points. The D.a-
mOnd 10 Steamboat Co. complained
because the road refused to receive
freight from its boats unless the charges
We're prepad 20 destination. The road
announced that Il refused because the
river rates, plus the Iowa local rates,
were lower than the interstate rates.
The commissioners hold this 10 he an
unlawful discrimination, and order the
road % treat all carriers aIkc./
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03
ron RENT HOUSES.

N0R fENI-A tenement OF seven rooms. one
OF six rooms one OF five rooms. one OF four
rooms and one Il three. also q store n = 4
location. Inquire of 4. -. barnard, - Alien
St.. corner ~ NJ. Vernon 81.
NOR KtET-Elegant house and barn On Jef
L ferSon-aye.. completely furnished lessee fo
board the owner I'm p@Ti p lyment Tor the rent
references required. ln3Lire froLier 4 Cut
Ter. attorneys. ottr Board OF Trade. IL Canal
q
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

Judge Burch granted his first decree
of divorce yesterday in the case of Le-
vancha Sawyer against a. +. Sawyer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

WANTED To tfthauee moarrn residence
" To- i4aide vacant -ai er q ran near TIE
tltY money 90 iNa Lnis lINM -I1' ups well
located. Nee as. Glow ane Parish. under DlG
National Eauk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

The east-bound trunk lines have rc-
stored rates from Chicago 10 the 25c
basis on grain, except corn, which viii
remlln AZ 2Qc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

The Toledo Produce Exchange charges
p cents per car for inspecting gram
limiting the quantity 10 500 bu. per car
of wheat, corn and rye, and $50 bu. for
oats. II IS now proposed to charge &c
additional for each 100 bu. or fraction
Of over 30 bu. IN excess Of the above
specified quantities.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03


UrAkDEIi~ taken al 81 kau s0m-sf. House
- WY furnished thrQ g.lOut, city watrr
ana bathroom In house. -
ANANIED-A few boarders at No. e. Crcs-
" ceui-aFe. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

Deafness earea y II. 5. Cay Todd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

The Supreme Court Of the United
states thus dcinesa gambling
A contract for the sale OF goods to be
delivered at future day is valid. even
though the seller has not the goods, nor
any other means Of getting them than
20 20 into the market and buy them.
But such a contract IS only valid where
the parties really intend and agree that
the goods are To be delivered to the
seller and the price to be paid 10y the
buyer. II, under the guise of such a
contract, the real intent be merely to
speculate IN the rise and fall OF prices,
and the goods are not to be delivered,
but one party Is 10 pay 10 the other the
difference between the contract price
and the market price OF the goods at
the date fixed for executing the con-
tract, then tho whole transaction con-
stitutes nothing more than wager,
and Is null and void under the statute.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

An attempt IS now being made on the
part OF New England merchants and
manufacturers TO secure control of
the Spanish-American trade. For this
purpose a central organization IS pro-
posed, with salaried officials TO collect
and prepare suitable information on
the Central and South American
countries.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03
sTRAYED.
MONEY TO LOAN.

SlRkAED-A white horse from l. q Is year
> old blind ia right cye. Noble a Co.'S p'r-
ter Mills Or
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
largest or AL Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those or Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


Ltf Hea-EA A1--
lNANIEI.-so.a nl4n ia eters to~n. SAlafs
- paid wftks Address raerslll-a, lanEe o
ters j. l4-. ie.h esi LAAt sl.. tiilc@s0- -
"a NAAILD-s 81 ue~s @selts. Nlth sscagity.
" el rsliroA1 trslus at elef. tlioa News
Noula4ag. cgpas. e a4lea aepot -
~tfl AIl0N NAA4fh- B .eef ~ oook walls
- 1aa 4a tiIs er laaUfIN -lI. ~ alAl steady
BOA %. hesftI o. AeaasE9 .s~4iy. Ai1A. -ls
t.oaHkES NAAILD-4o Aetp a~ay Igvn
or@ro hAfids O. scc. .ut ~ lockout 81
otac- ai teatrfs BLISS. -. ~ ISL
WANTED MAN-To tasc iAe agency - oar
" safes size rAl-Kls incarSi Nelgat ssN
irs- Trlat pTile So efhef sitsS Ia proportion.
a T4rc thaUce L. create q permanent business
81 hul4t- l4tsc sales meet q 0tlna.l Acfcf
tetalt supplied by i1gf sale companies 4s Nr
afe uot governed ~ he c4lt Pool Alpine
sale to.. Cincinnati q. pea-sAf
- SALEcN cNAN-Al active salesman. " "a first
- CllsS references NlJ Is Nis,nAE the
grocery tfaav. 10 take ilne 81 saltwater hSh
80 sample, 90 carry 8 good iaalthly cofniis
SOB t-a te made hy iur reh. M-a. Address
BOX 9st' "io4etstrf Mass eaa
ERLP wAg1ED-FEKALE.
lNAAItD-A COED cinlnggoom sir Et the
" Michigan House. ~
1 THOROUGHLY competent girls one who
i Do wiling go e4fs Tor callrens up wash
ns required. = Nouh.bltis.on. corner fart
~ AAAIl}r-a 4 "A oman 20 30 o1rNtt-H A. tH'
" house lLq-lfo 4s l.- Las avs l-. t4. s
WANTED AA experienced ehafnbe Cliala a.
" t-r Livingston al lOr. " bo4tl Division
and lulfon.,is l5
srTUsTIoGs WANTED -FTHMg
NANIaD-s.lu-glon as housesesper "a wid
overs family 4 good OecoMmeDi iur
nlshed Inquire - AcAtynolds-st y
IVAN GED--A lady iu racn oliy. town and
tewnshp 10 procure subscribers Ter IAe
ipmt Aasatlnc. conducted by Mrs. John A.
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
rAero re- sAlFc4. Address The JI0alA PUBLISH
ing company. Washington. H. g..
PoR RESr-R0ogs
E0R RKNl-0ur one. IS Lyon 81. Coar
block. Perk A Mason. -
E'OR RENT-A suite 81 unfurnished rooms
l,9 North j. Flsion-st.. near pos.- oilee. -.
FURNISHED AOOM for gentleman. very de-
sirable locau5ni steam heat. 81 North
lonia-st. Il.
hOR KENT-Three UNFINISHED rooms. g.
Cresceut-ayr a.
EoE NLNI-Rooms slngiy and en- soite. fur
nis4ct or unfurulshed, at PARK Place
Mrs. a. /. smith
EOR BtNI-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
4 facing Crcsccni-avc. and Canal 81. with
gas. newly furnished and felited. Everything
strictly first class. IutraLcc. jresctuLaKc.s 8
also. ~ Canal 81. Enquire ~ Room "a. tly
L0k RENf-furnisiied rooms steam heated
anu furnished rooms Tor light h0usektcp
ing. Apply al Room lua. \ cW IVuSeman block.
Elevator from a IA 10 u y ~ Dec. 1911
ron p-,rrr uouspc
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03


= PER CENT. MONEY 10 loan. b. 4 john.
sfon. ~ Canal 81. f
MONEY TO LOAN for the Northwestcrn
III Mutual Life Insurance Company. 90 Nll.
Waukee. in sums o. 5! 90 and upwards. ou farm
and city property. at lowest current rates of
interest. security must tc -Tst-class. More 4
Wilson. Lcdyard block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

HouLASD EAEl4. phlo, J4ly q.
There we're lss.lIo a. res prepared fog
crop n SIS n Brzndo1. as COMPARES
wlLh - 4s5 a4res f4r l.ss Aefesge
llaeF she4t fDg 1855 Z lsl IA. for lssg
Il H4s s3,l-s.
crop reports received from Al parts
Of C-t41o. sna a fe0 po.aIs ID western
Q4ebec. snow taAL t4l aAe4l sl b.
more tGan al average crop. spgug
W1esf, barley 4l4 0als 49, average ole.
peas slightly below tle average roots,
average, aAd fruits a.e.os. a failure.
ol.O las nearly finished karFesting
Tie u2y crop Is good So 5 cats wheat
crop about - per cent. 81 a fel v.e.d
tne JuiF report Cu wheat II considered
eq1kl - Il yield 0f 40 .itg $50 ut shel.
The kansas tola- estimate tlela
"a l91 .990 bushels. winch j. iusc do4o.e
taat ~ last year. Tie weather las
osea taFoE4ele for hayug AID harvest
llg throughout OHIO and ne zAlof.ug
states, extending from Tennessee uorta-
Sard % iae lakes. and from Peunsvi-
Vsn.a westward 10 Kansas, Nebraska
aud Dakota. The crops are Fer0rtel
80 .--t t+~tNA ia ~fAN - l4 A4t- NJ .A-+A IT. = Ifl4
~ Dakota anu Minnesota since haTye ST.
ms. The weather has been specially
lAforatle Tor harvesting n the winter
wheat pslt, the reports indicating al
average yield. Reports from al corn
producing states Indicate that this crop
- ln file contlt0n Ih, Includes the
states OF Kentucky, Tennessee aad
Alabama.
The subject Of irrigation j. attracting
widespread attention throughout the
Stale u Kansas, and bids fair ~ reyO-
luUonize the farming Industries OF the
state, sO says the NJr..gess4a MIR.
Foremost among the enterprises OF
tl.s nature is the Eureka .rT.g1tug
canal. The cana heads at Ingalls,,
running through Gray county for a dis
tance OF twenty miles. Entering Ford
county, .ts wint.ugs add 100 miles more
% Is length, making in all about ore
hundred and twenty miles. It's width
averages about forty feet. 10 IS the
largest canal IA Western Kansas, irri-
eating 3oJ 90 acres. Along is course
lu Ford county are fifty lakes, varying
IN s.Le from one and One-half 10 forty
tour acres, presenting surface which
mostens the air, thus tending TO bring
rams and prevent hot winds which
sweep over the plains and pralries
during summer months, usually from
the Wes, toward the East.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

Uat.s Prsss Rsgorts. Prompt ana Ear,
c.fi~sr.. as ths L0c4i ssss. ana the
Cfsaasss .ad Most etainiy >vtatso Paper
p4ellshea ln orant asplds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

SASH Door AID BIND FACTORY
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-10-30
Professor Woods Practical Joke on a
Squirrel.

Most squirrels keep two or more
stores of food. Wood, the British
naturalist, tells.of friend who found
one of these reserve stores which a
squirrel had provided for an exigency,
and the friend in a moment of
thoughtlessness, determined to play
joke On the squirrel. He accord
ingly replaced the nuts by small
round stones, and carefully concealed
all evidence of his visit. One cold
day in winter he passed the spot and
found that the squirrel had called
there short time previously. This
he knew by the fact that ten inches
of snow had been scratched from the
top of the hole, outside of which the
stones had been cast by the disap-
pointed animal. This struck the
joker with remorse. He sald-''I
never felt the folly of practical joking
so much in my life. Fancy the poor
little fellow nipped with the cold,
and scanty food, but seeing long
winter, resolved to economize his
little horde as long as possible.
Fancy him at last determined to
break this-perhaps his last-maga-
zine, and cheerily brushing away the
snow, fully confident that good
meal awaited him as the reward
of his cold job. and after all finding
nothing but stones. 1 never felt more
mean and ashamed in my life, and
really would have given guinea to
have known that injured squirrels
address. He should have had as fine
a lot of nuts as would have put him
beyond the reach OF poverty had he
lived to be as old as Methuselah.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-10-30

The above engines are made in one,
three and five-gallOn sizes for hand use
SiXty-gallOn single tank on two wheels,
two eighty-gallOn tanks on four wheels,
sixty, one hundred, three hundred and
five hundred-gallOn stationary; other
sizes made to order.
For further particulars, call on or
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-10-30
SheriH's Sale.
STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY OF CLAI

STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY OF CLAT-
y sop SS,
BY virtue of the command of John Davis
endorsed upon a certified copy of a certain
chattel mortgage, made and executed by o.
J. Overlook and VIM. Moody as partners on
the Goth day of April, 1889, in favor Of John
Davis, TO secure a prOmiSSOry note Oi even
date Herewith, for the sum of S500.OO. with
interest at the rate of ten per cent. per an
mum, did. on the 23rd day of October, 1889,
levy unon the following described personal
property, being the property described in.
and covered by, said mortgage, TO wiz ::
tive (2) steers, seven (7) bulls, one 0) stag five
90 yOkeS and chains. one () set of steel dogs,
three () coupling dogs and each and every
other article of personal property in anu
about the logging camp owned by said o. j..
Overlook and Wm. Moody, near Blind
Slough, township north of range west,
in ClatSOp county, state Of Oregon, and no.
tice is hereby given that | shall, on Monday,
the 4th day of November, 1889, at the hour
of IL O'Clock. a. NJ, of said day, at the log
ging camp within named, near the Blind
Slough, in said county and state, proceed 10
sell all of the within named property at pnD-
lie auctiOn TO the highest bidder for cash in
hand in u. S. gold coin, or so much thereof
TO satisfy the sum OF S500.00 with interest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent. per an
mum from the Goth day Of April. 1889, togeth-
er with the costs and accruing costs and
further satisfy chattel mortgage now in my
hands for foreclosure, entitled, ID. i. Grant
and John McPhee to ID. III. McGinniS, III. ID.
Cameron, Ben. Frazier, o. p. DOrSland and
/. Il. Newland, executed and bearing date Of
August 3Oth, 1889, for the sum of S322.5O. with
interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent.
per annum, from the 30th day of August,
1882 together with the costs and accruing
costs.
Sheriff of ClatSOp county, Oregon.
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Foot of Morrison Street, Portland, Or.
Who also handles many first-class spe-
cialtieS including the Advance thresh-
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ters, hOrSe-pOwerS, marine machinery,
laundry machinery, G. S. Bells farm,
church and school bells, Canton steam
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William Powell brass goods, DOlph'S
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coach and compression grease, self
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LOOK OUT FOR FIRE.

To Theater Owners. Managers and Whom it
May Concern:
This is to certify that have equipped the
Windsor theater in this city with the Lind
gren stationary chemical fire engines. After
examining all other systems of fire protection,
and after repeated tests of the Lindgren sta
tiOnary chemical fire engine. and upon the re-
cOmmendatiOn of the insurance under-writ-
ers, have no hesitation in pronOuncing it
the cheapest and most powerful, as well as
perfect, fire protection for theaters ever in
vented. In my opinion every theater ard
opera house in the United States, as we'll as
Europe, should be equipped with these chem
ical fire engines. and thus save the loss of life
and thousands of dollars in property,
Respectfully.
(Signedl ii, |. COLBY,
Owner Windsor Theater, Chicago, Ills.
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