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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
ASSAULTED and SLAIN.
A Young Woman Fights TO IN,
Death 10 Project Her Honor.

Death 10 Protect Her Honor.
CAMDEN, Sept. 9--A murder was com
mitted this morning Mt LIE Coney's mill, or
8 the old Church road, two miles beyond
Merchantville. Annie Elizabeth LeCoDey
the 2S-years-old niece and housekeeper o.
0hRlkley LIE Coney, the miller. bad hel
) thr3at cut from ear to ear by man who
q ] first attempted an outrage and who aftel
n ae murder added robbery to the crime. A
So ~ orr this morning the occupants
n eatlS % wRd Annie LIE Consy pre-
cared breakfast for h6F tnclse lasss : y rrav
farm hand named Garrett Mizi. =
They ate aoout 8 o'clock ann went ou. {
In the fields TO gather watermelons 10 SEND !
TO market. The niece remained alone IN
the house waiting for another colofed ierm
hand. named Frank Lingo, to come 70
breakfast, Frank Lingo. who is suspected
81 the murder, is about 80 years old and ne
lives with his family 1T Homesteadviile,
settlement about two miles from LIE uoneys
mill. He had worked on the farm as a Day
laborer at irregular Intervals since l4st
lime and was engaged by Chelkley Lei
Coney 10 helm gather the truck to-day.
Detective Burr is OF the opinion that
Lingo Is not the murderer, although he is
under arrest.
The murdered girl was 2s years old. She |
was of a pleasant disposition and OF eX |
emplary habits. By her industry and
frugality she had saved more than s5OO.
She was housekeeper for her uncle,
Henry LIE Oonay. who kept tue MIL uhnl
| his death early last spring, He lett an es'
4 tate said to ba worth $25 900, and his niece
| had a claim against It for seven years ser
vice as houaekeeper. 1t Is said that Ohalk-
| lev lie Coney disputed this claim OF MS
| niece on the estate, but 80 far as known
\ they never had quarrel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

VICTOR, n. Y, Feb. 1st, 1887.
I. Y. Mr.. o. r. Woodward. Dear Sir: Send me Y
@ rrMot-.s kemps Balsam, soc size. and few Sanl-
~ 1ent ~ .Idilly know that Kemp's Balsam il
the hest Nre ling cough cure. have fifteen other
ratirh and I'M Ting remedies OIL my shelves, and
kemp's Balsakofpl sells 10 to best Of all he
apprtfulIy youlsN. Il. T.. COBB. sold by all drug
gsts al &c and s NScI 90. sample bottle free.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

Hoods sarsaparllla. That tired feeling Is en-
tlrels overcome. The blood is purified, en-
rlched and vitall2ed, and carries health In
stead Of disease to every organ. Tho stomach
Is toned and strengthened, the appetite re-
stored. The kidneys and liver are reused and
invigoratcd. The brain is refreshed, the mind
made clear and ready for work. Try It,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
BLor,d take on every trip bottle OF
syrup Of Figs, as it acts most PLEASANTLY
and effec,ually ON the kidneys, LIVER and
towels, preventing fevers, headaches and
other forms o. sickness. For sale n BOO.
and 81 bottles by all lending druggists.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

How absurd TO croak and whease with n
cough Witch Rale's Honey Of Horehound
and Tar Will cure.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

Q LONDON, Sept. Il ,-r M I!dk y y. ~ he
" submitted 10 the ~ Tne StermS1 after
ne jury had beeImasters proposal for 't-e
settlement OF their dispute. According to
he terms proposed the men are to receive
six thillings day, u hours TO constitute =
dav's labor, and all other points at issue
are TO be submitted to arbitration. Mr..
Bernea thinks the masters Will accept these
terms and thus enable all the men TO resume
work. on Monday next. The subscription
recaiyed yesterday from knssraia for the
strikers fund amounted to Fi,523.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
1 n bee Rra 9 sIo 81 OF ssy 30 down

"
ayaany, !, ~ IA could not get board In any
other city for his Niger delegates. That's
a nice STATS OF things--the white people OF
this country having TO go only Wner9 the
niggers can get board
II have known both Mckinney and Ma.
hone. Ths newspapers are saying that
Mahona wants to meet McKtnneY on Inc
stump! guess that must De a pAidadver-
tlsement. Mckinney lisa superior man In
every respect. have canvassed this state
with him and known him. know Ma:
wifi hin--nnd / would infinitely prefer
Mckinney to man have known so well. :"
After senator RiddleberScr's speech at
the cpuyt house closed Gen. Christopher
ColnnAus Darlington was still preaching
10 the getheang of Hahoneltes he had be-
fore him. Two Of tnem were on the ground
| lighting and pluSging each others eyes
| while the old gentleman was featuring from
| the Balcony above en- the white winged
| angel OF peace which he said was hover
Ing over the land.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
london oottSet.ap willis CLOSED.

LONDON. Sept. 14.-Sizsin. cotton nils at
Blackburn have been closed giving to the
depressed state Of trade. as.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
A WORD OF WARNING.
A September Showing.

EIGHT MONTHS OF PREPARATION have now their frui-
LID ton the magnificent stocks placed exhibition
with the fist days of Autumn.
During every month Of this year busy brains and hands
been at work. abroad and at home preparing for the Great
tuna Showing which September naugrstes in
Every department has sven to Guido every other depart
ment in preparation and achievement and the aggregate result
industrial exhibit comprehensive and attractive line
OF Dry Goods than has thus far been shown any single gather
ing Of industry Worlds Fair.
TO this great September exhibit Of everything in Dry Goods
whether in the vast variety Of Dress features OF Hom Furnish
ngs, including Upholstery and Cagpstngs WE NOW INVITE
THE PEOPLE IL will be found wonderful scope and in
Esctiveness.
Our own patrons wonid to need reminder though
would to them that all previous Efforts will be outdone THU
Strangers who passing through the city,
their homes from the various Summer resorts g or
avail Of tho opportunity offered them Of a not fail to
plse stock in the United STATES a most com
Thoss residing within buses :
amply Repaid ~ vtng sk undred miles Of city will be
pozo ?, aadeph for the express pur-
peeSe aa az great exhibit which have good reason
rids, \ upper ,lualed in any other city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
Eennsysyan.a,s Co.oEca HDemoornl

Bescbam's pills act ike magic on weak
stomach.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31

Az ORDINANCE permitting the Grand Rap
Ids, Lansing & Detroit Railroad Company 10
lay ifs tracks in and 70 have a right OF way
N certain streets In the city Of Grand
Rapids.
" aereas. The Grand Rapids, Lansing l. De
troit Railroad Company has heretofore con
structed is railroad and laid its tracks over
aad across that parcel Of land extending from
Fourth avenue 10 Ninth avenue; and whereas,
DIR ereuces have arisen between the city and
tne railroad company as % the grades Of Sixth.
-et rlth and = nth avenues. said tracks hav
lu : ler 7 lalI ne grade as near as may De.
% Firth am ri nth avenues at Buchanan
street and uhtlcas. the said differences have
been settled and adjusted 70 the satisfaction
of me city By said railroad company agreeing
o. deed % said city for street purposes and
grade the sane q strip OF land tfty feet IN
Widfn extending from the south side OF sixth
avenue 70 tne nGrth side OF Ninth avenue. and
ldloillGg on tue east the land owned by said
railroad company. and also in consideration
~ the sum OF fifteen hundred and twenty
nine and 3+lto dollars. being the cost Of the
grading and improvement Of said Sixth avenue
from south l0nla street 10 a point one hun
dred and f0rty-ihree feet east OF the east
u0e 0f Buchanan street. paid 10 the city treas
urer OF Grand Rapids by said Grand Rapids.
Lansing & Detroit railroad. said city has
agreed ro sanction the building of said rail-
al ~ So constructed. and 20 vacate so much
o. ,4il SIXTH seventh and kiGnfh avenues as
les one hundred and forty-rhres t3i feet from
tla t2Ss line OF bucnAnan street, and 70 eve
certain rights In and % .he easterlv half Of
Buchanan street from Fourth - Ninth ave
nue Therefore. the Common COuncN % the
City 20 Grand Rapids do ordan as follows.
section l. That the said action or said Grand
Rapids. lansing Detroit railroad ~ nulll-
ing the road on che grade Aforesaid be and the
same IS hereby ratified and confirmed and al
claims FOR Gsma-es which said CITY might
have AGAINST SAID railroad com pary, ~ reason
Thereof are hereby waived aut satisfied and
rhe grade 1f S1ii -fXtn. seventh ant EiZnth
avenues. from che east line of hucnanan
street. t1 -oint g fees e2steriy therefrom
be ara fha sane Is nerah7 Hvrd arf declared
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31

The arrest of c. Z. Plugge, it seems,
cost the Holland Government quite a
OFT OF money. He was given a trial
upon arriving IN Holland, and when a
verdict Of not guilty was returned the
Judge decreed that the prisoner must
be returned from whence he came
Plusge was therefore sent back across
the ocean IN tirst-class style. He was
forwarded 70 this city from New York
frst-class, and MS Government allowed
him liberal compensation Tor the time
he had been compelled TO lose. Be
sides, he was also allowed indemnify for
the loss his business sustained, owing
70 his enforced absence. The affair
from the start cost the Netherlands
Government nearly $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31

Fhs Fat4I Css ~ stryshsAas ~ nrs
Mage 8E41s.

tns fet4A Tee "a .trySAaAAs - nrs-
nAzsis Br41s.
From tae BelEsH Ins4as
Tao sesxs ago 4rs. Maggie Brady
haacsons woman u -, 4E3 hsE hGs
bala. "J4ex" Brady. sno s = ~z.ter a.
>sA1' s, too q rooA IL tne IL 1ss ~ 4
A4eomo-st.. x-pE cy Mrs.. l.. Wilson.
Al $50 l4s- x1I Brady b4de 1s VIE
g9o1-1y All left tie house. shortly
Afterwards s1s tod a. inmate VI L.s
ho-sss so gives Aer 14ne zsArs. A-nn' G
slaS, -las sae a-d u ken stFycnnine.
All showed heF the bottle which lad
colta.let j. Mrs. Sl4E called Dr..
IL. CaTsLsls, wn0 ives oaiy a bloc :
away bat when be came Mrs. Brady
dslle1 having taken poison. After be
na1 .erI. however sne wAs tazen Win
eolVl ..0ls, aud bel0E5 medical a. /
arrlssl s1S NAs dead.
,1roner I0Omsy had the rema. rs
removed ~ Gsls-s norgls. and al
lJlr--ed lle inquest uAtL Lomyrr0 "
lllJflllg.
MIS- Brady vas daughter of JeTe-
ulA1 dlnn.tal. ~ = Hls-.lgs-,t., who
keeps notion store 81 2J- kveT-st.
rea- the NJ cn gan Central depot. A
lelter addressed % him vas touad, il
"llc1 she lmp-oEes nlIn ~ LAze chang e
~ l-r remains.
By papers found among the de
ceased 3 effects lt appears that she had
been a. lnmate o. the Michigan Reform
school for girls at Adran. from wnien
she was c0ndt.Ou4lly released on Feb
guAry -, lss5. u live Nlth Mrs. ;. l..
Fuller, AZ Grand Rapids. after serving
tw-nty-twO nlonths ia that institution.
III nnal release i dated February 1,
los6. While Ia Grand Rapids, on Oc-
tOber 4, lss5, she was married u
Charles shaw, or Ontario. Whether
her husband is dead or sne was divorced
from him does not appear.
Ia Mrs. Brady's trunks several books
OF a religious character were found
which are inscribed a presents from
Gov. Alger, Mr.. Lew /. Barbour and
JOAN b. MOlOny. Coroner IOOmey say-
the dates snow that these books Were
gwen 20 her while she was IN the Indus
trial school.
TINS morning the wOman's father and
I husband viewed the body. and they
We're overcome with grief. The father
SAID he would give her a proper burial
Neither OF them knew of a motive fOl
the deed
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31
Sealed PROPOSALS.

once Board OF Public Works,
GEASD RAPIDS. Mich. August 3. 1882
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
of the Board until Saturday. August 81. 1850.
at 80 p. m. for the laying OF water mains in
East Bridge. North Division and Lyon
streets, according 10 the plans and specf ca
tiOns on file al the Office OF the Board. The
Board reserves the right 10 reject any or all
bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum OF $1,000. to be forfeited to the City OF
Grand RAPIDS in case he shall fail 10 enter
into contract In accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board OF Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks
that will he furnished upon application at the
once OF the Board.
aug 81 GEO. G. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31
Sealed Proposals.

OffCe Board Of Fu0IIo 0TA7,
Grand RAPIDS. Mich. Aug II. 1859.
Sealed proposals Will be received ~ the
once Of the Board until saturday.
August 80. $50. az go p. m Tor rne building
o. two tubular steam boilers for the pumliu-
works. according 70 fhe pans and Sner.Hcl-
ti0ns on file at the Office of the Board
The Board reserves The riSht 20 rcJectsny or
a. bids.
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
a certified check payable to 1fo- O.. bI--.s.
PRESIDENT fn the sum II 500 20 be forfciie -
the City Of Grand Rapids, iu case hc sNa.i
frfi to enter into contract. in accor1ance r tn
his proposal should his said proposal De &C.
cepfed hv the Board of Public Works.
All proposals must be made UPON pialts
thar viii he furnished upon Application at the
Office oi the Board
angst rEo- e. bhlgfT0 fffsiaeni
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31

NEW YORK, Aug. 50.-The busine ss
failures during the past seven days, as
reported 10 +. G. Dun Il Co., number
Tor the United States ls9, for Canada
-, total 2ll, as compared with total
20o last week and 213 the week previous
% last. For the corresponding week
last year the figures were 226, made up
of 202 failures II the United States and
Il ~ Canada.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31
OFFICIAL PAPER OR THE CITY.



THE Chicago people .u their efforts %
secure tae Columbus exposition are
putting t0rL1 s0.ue well-d.rscted, Is
well as energetic. labor. The press
comm.,tee has ssled a very readable
circular. setang lortn ia concise form
the advantages Chicago possesses. The
most cosent reasons ior choosing that
city are enumerated As follows.
Chicago wants the exposition, be
cause her citizens wlI see 10 Il that the
thousands OF f0rei igners coming are I'M
pressed with tne beauties, realize the
woadellul resources and comprehend
the amaEug growth OF the West, the
Northwest. the south and the Pacific
coast States. We would not be content
% have them go away without visiting
AL our sister cities. We would have
them observe the possibilities OF the
South, nAa.e the ozone OF the Empire
State OF Texas. ant gaze on the pictur-
esque grandeur or Ca lf0rn.a and the
Yellowstone. we w0u not have their
range OK VISION confined 60 Long Island,
the BrOCs'Vn bridge and Central park
but would have them inspect our mines,
take them through Our factories, over
our 5arns. snow tlem the stock. Our
fields. ear implements, our granaries
and our forests
These reasons ought % secure the
united and hearty support of every
State west OF New York, and undOubt-
ediy will IN addition % this Chicago
i not qurrreing over q ste, but IS
plauking down the solid cash, leaving
MINOR matters % adjust themselves
afterward.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31

IFMEANS 3asi lals thal seu cas- Dss ne~
house ~ hfe ieSiAs o-eso- GEE.
y ana i.itc -'-s 80" A'~~0~ e''''~ 40
tl-t, iiOaA q. N- il"'iA
LDh -ALI-feltS ai 90 leave f.tS Veins
o. Sci i4ruitlle l.r foeins 'AcAttt At~i
- hig a-ef 1oe. oa4-A -itis .i. iseef Aolios.
-" '','.-sr Ia "a a. Sei 80 ~, s',,.f
.-t-'-' t~a ,~ a. ...-
Il aLl - -o- A-' .Nl OF ''ott>-e... o-.'
- I IA eanta Nnio4' ttfl eNss eat. '-
ftfairut lc4 urea Geo. Asila- - We. a
ulGiag- -
ONLY Axrssidenct lots ieN ou oar Division.
- ~ pl.f. Gail Il olce u ytu NauI our, best
and eap.na.f ia fI.e e..s ~tr aur " es' side
- belofe yea bgy ELSEWHERE. rufneT aua
Carroll. 81 aiid 81 new HoUsemal block
t.,t,-.44p .,,...,t.,. II. ,,..l,f. ...,.,S -5,
- - .-h -. - i ''ls' = -. ~. hf,,.,a1+.
M .+'I s..''. . -, E .t.,..f' ,..., -
40 t.li's tnis' , =, =" i1I., ~.rtt'-s, -
l-e' il. Atfs III " % SC "0' 'i'''''' -,
Hs' 4 ~-.i- - e.t
EDh rALh-lEf f -as oHfk tiitf 81 tilts fi.
sE4uI iar4s aNN Lftt... & afe. places e \.
II ciH seii Aon p 20 Q lia-- Tor s.'" taa
SoA cHn Eti .l-tf Tor tDts etc y ny
lie builds 90 maA Aai he Ects every thIi
rate. Brick 2 a.r nanieis. hot "airf .
al modern i-..Itf ma ~. NAsa. liH.s, "f
inenihiy p"s'hsil, Don pe 10. % %i"te. 4'''
a ~ "a..s'- -" 'i''' a'oos"' ''-'.'- -'-
VI rhhlNoA a. ~. . q not ifrilcf = Dave o.
W home o. yoLr oHn tAAn reAtf - -
come aud lei us SHOW yeu one 81 our : a.
houses for sale OF monthly payments 60"
fafini, u-ctf oi1 N4lioAii Dana.
fHHHkF h.auftfln lots IN southeast paff ~
4 rlrv aISS I.s aefes Of fae lDap.s md in
chebey.ssn courfv: viii sell OF enchanee for
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31
Sealed Proposals.
once Board OF Public ygor

once Board OF Public Works.
GRAxp RAPIDS. Mich. August -. 1859.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
ONCE Of the Board until Saturday. August 81
1ss9 at 80 p. m. for the laying Of water mains
In West Bridge and South Jefferson streets
according to plans and specifications on hle al
the Office of the Board. Tho oaTd reserves
the rIght 10 reject any or all bids.
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum ~ $1,000 10 be forfeited - the city
OF Grand Rapids IN case he shall fail 20 enter
into contract In accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board OF Public Works.
AT proposals must be made uDon blanks
that VIII be furnished upon application al the
Oflice of the Board.
aug GEO. @. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31
Sealed PROPOSALS.
0nee Board of PubII1 works.

oMce Board n Public orks.
Est~D ktFIrs. Mich Aux. -, l,st
Sealed propose viii D. received af the
oHara II fhe Board until saturday August
lSsa az q m for the cols- ~ tion 0f "a
sever i'm North o7fs-Sf. from Newoer~v 20
tt bid e sf. according 20 ffe plans e1c ere
The Board reserves the right @ reject any ~
al hids
rach bidder shall deposit with his n-o1oslI
fhs srr- - So f % he forfeir "a 90 the C tv -
Grand Raei6s ln case he stsr fail ~ enter
furo contract In aecordsnre v1th his prop ssai
should rs said proposal be accepted nT tle
poard of Puh3e Works
Al proposals mast BE made upor blanks that
wI Sc furn shed uroa icstan a. tae
esers ~ she Beard
srr q Gro q BRIGGS. President
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31
Look 70 Your Eyes.

rp THrEkS 9crn sf sf 80 fsrrr- -r
~fsrf -f rs-Ie-.rs Aar 0aefdef e. rrfr
- ,.f-e a. H~rros-ef. frrw fr
es-~r even ~ e~earr -41rs7 - Ile
=, sff ~ fhoee Unsfta ~ irerr fHer
er-r,s-t ~ -trrsrf fff 6av. rr Tnrrrt raFfF
~ FFF <PE I4LT1 So eures tF 1.s
eases = - ri re~ef ez
Tte s.~sf of = ra<e.e fftes p frf erez "Tr~
hours - ~ a r. - ~ - r. tosln
tfr e~srinr
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31

The following is list Of the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residence when outside the city and
axes OF the parties: AGEs
VIII Brigham. Cannon township Minnie
L. Ford, spencer TOWNSHIP p......-... 9li7
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31
WHY NOT TRY
5 CENT AID.

If yen can exPreSs yoHr aoaHfS III kse
lines of SPACE ,ou an haze tie same Pn6-
hsAed unasy its byobey classification on San
day next for 5 Cents Al Ninke/ -AaVer-
hsements must be IN tie e5fee BY Saturday
H00H
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31

AnF Subscribe - tHE iSLH@hAh-
HEHALD ~Ao saiis % rscs4ss tAe pApes
regularly. or Who may nave reason 10
eonaplAln ~ ate delivery, VIII confer
special favor - Informing thi' efaes OF
tAs faet 81 sacs. .sad postal card or cal
ap telsphoas 55t-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31
ON TIE ELECTRIC ROAD FOR SALE.
No. 53 Lyon Street.
Sealed Proposals.
once Board OF Public Works.

once Board OF Public Works.
GRAND RAPrDs. Mich. August =. lSS9.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at the
ofice OF the Board until Saturday, August, i
lsS9, az 10 p. m, forlthe laying OF water mains
IN East Fulton. North Waterloo ana North
Lafayette streets. according 10 the plan, and
specifications Oh fle at the Office Of the Board.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids.
Earh bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum oil $1,000. TO be forfeited 10 the City OF
Grand RaDids in case he shall fail 10 enter
iEIO cont act In accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by lnc
Board OF Public Xorks.
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
viii be furnished upon application 20 the
office OF the Board.
aug 81 GEO G. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31
FOR sLLE-MIsCELLAYE0Ue


TOR SALE-Four hives OF bees. N. y.
Kruger. - ClsDcy-st. ~
L'OR SALE-A splendid 6octave Chicago Cot
Il Iage Organ new: = perfect instrument,
cheap Tor cash. Inquire loe Easl Brldge 81. -
nO6S FOR SALE-iorden Settlers. trained 0r
~ unframed. kentucky Fox and Rabbit
Hounds and scotch Terriers. also duzs trail lea
and boarded al Valley City Kennels. ADDRESS
L. O'kiley box 81. Crosby. Kent county Mich.
I5,ff
TOR SALE-A twO-horse power otto Silent
Il Gas Engine will sell u 81 a bargain. POI
further particulars cali or address " alter bubl
4 Co., 40 and rs Jefferson ave. Detroit loiu
L'0R SALE--A Furniture stock centrally 20
Il Gated splendid business; frsi-ciass bar
gain 10 the right party. Address Jones. box
8. care Teiegram-H erhld. bllu
L'OR SALE-An oufft for a steam laundry.
Il very cheap; ia fact for hall the sciuAi cost
Also . horse power steam engine and Qe
livery wagon. Enquire at the Eagle steam
Dye House. No. Il Cansi-st Of 9. A. berwin:
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31
YosTY TO LOAN

SI00n czn e had "a sir per cent. On
f'Ff Ciy real estate for tern - p sT7
rrrr - us. be zllt e1De. A. r Ant slfi
Ir~aff h'. p crp ste --Tref's fofaI.
~4s 10 Ian or good improved rssi ss
: ~ ~ fste for term 81 years. 81 per
cent S. i. hrtlsdel 2 L0veti block. D %
SITE sef's Hofel
se0S Ta Joan on god resl estate sscurffv p
|r-c the cfv. - per cent a 2 tufs
ce .avett block opposite SVfsf.s hotsi ~
- 00 ~ ioar sf q rer cent m reai estate
= - WV " lndsoT. T yftavas' Pc
GasH 40 I0AN-Auv sfanunf drsiref ST. ftf
- i.Fe-t rate cf lrfsres- o. COOS city res
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kIS TO so a month can be made work ng
w for Us. Agents preferred who can fur-
MS. a horse and give their whole time 70 the
business Spare moments may be prottabif
employed also. 4 few vacancies IN towns and
cities. b. y. johnson n CO.. lTs Naln-si.,
Richmond. Va. y. B.-plesse state age an
business experience Never mind about seT D.
Ing stamps Tor reply B. J. j. 4 90. oct "A
AGENTS should write for illustrated circular.
~ terms and two weeks free trial ~ Missouri
Washer Washes dirfiesi clothes clean NJ hot
steam without Rubbing easily sold profitable.
!. Worth. -. Lou.s, No. ~
LVANTED-A feV good energetic agents.
" ladies' preferred. - eel "kitchies Ini-
versal silver Polish" II is not silver
pure LIQUID silver polish II T. = favor q with
people who have silver ware and good seiier.
for terms and part culsrs address q. =.
Richie. ysweier and Manufacture. h0I KIDS
station. Mich. l4ff