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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-27
DOMESTIC EVENTS.
THE FATAL EFFECTS OF LIGHT.
MING IN KANSAS.
"A Race Against Time-A Sensational
Subtitle Turf in Tennessee
and kentuclSy-Baseba
A FATAL SMOKE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEconp-us1os.l
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Race Against Time.

LOUISVILLE, April 26th.-It is announced
that F. B. Harper will attempt TO lower the
mile record of Tenbroeck with his mare
Valuable. She is daughter of Tenbroeck,
and five years old. At private trial re-
Gently she went the mile in lao, and it is
believed by Harper that she can excel her
sire's grea. record of 1899 The race
against time will be made some time dur
ing the spring meeting of the Jockey Club.
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Suicide of a Young wife.

New YORK, April 26ih.-Cees;ine De
Marco, IS years old, the wife of young
/ and wealthy Italian contractor, suicided
last night by shooting. The husband is
crazed by grief. and attempted suicide, but
I was prevented
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Beg, Steal or starve.
Belle Prairie Convent Burned.

LITTLE FALLS (Minn.), April 26th.-
Shortly after II o'clock last night one of the
sisters in Belle Prairie Convent discovered
the south part of the convent ablaze. The
inmates OF the building were Immediately
aroused, and with difficulty all were saved
The sisters have been conducting a chill
dren's school. and there were twenty four
little ones asleep in the building when the
fire broke out. None of the clothing of the
children was saved, and people from this
city have been contributing to-day to their
relief. The fire issupposed to be incendiary.
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WANTED-LusT- FOUND.

yET ANTED-A MIXER AND BUTTER
w maker eight ranch hands, men for vine
yards ana hop ranches, man 10 run header
femaie-Two girls to wait, eight girls for va
rious work. Apply TO EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
Fourth and X streets, Sacramento.
VNANTED-YIOLIN PUPILS, FIRST-CLASS
w tuition. For terms inquire of GEORGE
FRANZ, Leader Clunie and Metropolitan The.
alter Orchestra or at Hammers music store. so
j street. ap22-lm*
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FOREIGN FACTS.
THE CANADIAN HOUSE OF COM.
MONS EXCITED.
Reproved by the Pope-Treasure
Recovered from the Warship
Trenton-Bchribg's Sea.
BEHRINe SEA.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nrooRD-uslos.l
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THO LET-HANDSOME FURNISHED FRONT
i rooms, in suit or single, at the CLARENDON
HOUSE, Cpl J street. Also, fine unfinished
rooms for housekeeping ap24-lw
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| ElOR SALE-NO. 1 HAY WILL BE SOLD
l. cheap. Inquire of J. HEGELEY. 1916
| street. ap24-2W%
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them and by making permanent improve
ment acquire title. l do not know as they
have violated their official oaths, even in
going upon lots before the hour of noon.
Town lots do not come under the provis-
ions of the Presidents proclamation"
Beg, Steal or starve.
ARKANSAS Cry (Kans.). April 26th.-
The Western Union succeeded in getting
wire strung on poles as far as Wharton. A
terrible wind storm is raging here. A
messenger from Guthrie says the wind
has blown down nearly every tent there,
and the people nearly are wild on account
of the Jack of water and shelter, the
heat of the day, the chilly nights and poor
food Conservative men here say it will
soon be village, with lots at 81. People
are coming on every cattle tram from
there, and this city will soon be filed with
men, women and children, who will be
forced to beg, steal or starve for the neces-
saries of life. These peopleinsist on riding
on freight trains, despite the orders to the
contrary. Some of these boomers have
beer without food or protection for twenty
four hours at time.
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LONDON. April a6ih 1t is expected that
the Spanish Government will soon sell at
auction $4,000 000 worth of State wood
land, in order In cover financial deficit,
and to build railroads. canals and high
ways, and TO establish rural loan banks.
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Destructivs s,o,m In Kansas.

INDEPENDENCE (Kas), April 26ih.-The
worst rain-snd- hail storm ever seen in this
country visited this region this afternoon.
Thousands of acres of young corn were cut
to pieces. The streams are all swollen
above their banks.
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Butte County Items.

ORovILLE, April 26th.-Two carloads of
our people went to the g. A R. Reunion at
Marysville to-day. They report having
had very pleasant time. More will go to-
morrow. A number also went to the
l. o. o. F. celebration at Chico.
The Native Sons will have grand picnic
at Palermo Grove on the 30th.
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A Couuterfeiter Arrested.

SAN Francisco. April 26th.-Gus:ave
BAr'stadt a machinist, was arrested in a
room on Third street. between Howard and
Folsom, this afternoon for counterfeiting.
a set of dies for making twenty FIVE cent
and dollar pieces was found in his room.
Celebration at bakersfield.
BAKERSFIELD. April 26.h.-The Odd Eel
lows had an immense attendance at their
celebration to-day. There was public
parade in Tegalis, and an Grafton by w. H.
Barnes. P G.. NJ. A ball and banquet was
given In the evening.
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FOR sALE-TO LET.

1HQO THIRD STREET.-PLEASANr UN-
L W. furnished rooms, suitable for light
housekeeping. with bath. party without
children preferred apo6- SIS
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ITO LET-TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS.
4 kitchen and bathroom, over Fabian Bros
Store, corner Ninth and streets ap25-tf
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a Large Investment Proposed.

SPOKANE FALLS wv. t., April 26th.-
The proposition to build a smelter here
took definite shape to-day by the arrival of
a party representing New York capitalists,
who will build if the conditions prove
favorable. It is proposed to invest several
millions in the ENTERPRISE
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Shasta Items.

REDDING, April 26th.-An excursion train
with large delegation of Odd Fellows and
citizens went to Chico this morning to at
tend the Odd Fellows celebration.
The Shasta County Board of Trade has
called meeting of citizens of Agricultural
District No. q, composed OF Shasta county
only, to meet in Redding, May Sd, to form
District Agricultural Association. Much
interest is manifested.
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FOR SALE-THREE ACRES OF LAND ON
2 J-street road few minutes walk from Thir-
ty-irst street House. Barn and other buildings,
fine young orchard in full bearing, horse, buggy
and spring wagon, two cows, 800 chickens. All
for So 500; terms easy. ap23-2w
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
sroEEs anBukEo BISHOP POTTER

U =
No one feature of the recent centen-
nal celebration IN New York, has
caused more discussion than Bishop
P0tter's sermon in which he took such
a pessifnistic view Of the condition OF
the politics Of today.
Rev. Dr. StOrrs, on account or his
broad knowledge OF events and his ex-
perience IN life OF hall century, con-
tributes an important opinion 10 the
discussion. In an interview with a
Brooklyn ItmSs reporter, DR.. storrs
says:
''As for politics, they do not seem TO
me worse than the politics OF the Revo-
lutionary ERA nor than the politics OF
the era that followed. They seem TO
me purer than the politics OF the past.
My own observation carries me back
for tilty years, and l have never during
that time heard any President or Presi-
dental candidate assailed with such
abuse as was heaped upon Washington.
can myself remember the bitterness
with which the earlier Presidents were
spoken Of by partisans. have heard
Thomas Jefferson described as the
blackest kind OF a character, as 4 man
who fell below Aaron Burr. At one
time no infamy of attack was deemed
impolitic or unjustifiable."
Political parties and political contests
today, while not by any means repre-
sentlng an ideal, DR.. storrs went on 70
say, were vastly cleaner and more
reputable than those described by au
thentic records from the earlier part OF
the century, even than those OF the
middle period.
~ am far from believing" declared
DR.. Storrs, "that bribery in elections il
as many have assumed and cOntended
That it IL necessary does not, on the
whole a. pear as a supported fact. Ny
friend, the late samuel b. Chittenden
was three times successful candidate
for office, and / could never be per
suaded from my knowledge of the mar
and the facts that he ever spent cen
IN direct or indirect bribery. / can un
derstand well enough how bribery nigh
occur even under relatively mora
conditions. II one side Is suspected
of bribery the other siGe is apt 70 con
sider itself justified III Sighting fire
with fire. But, as | say, the truth &
far as II can be reasonably ascertained
does not seriously accuse our polite
on tins score. At the same time / an
decidedly IN favor of an Australian
ballot system or any other system look
ing 20 a further improvement in oui
election methods, any system remov
ing OF helping To remove the tempta
ti0ns 20 fraud"
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
Merit Wins.

We desire to say 20 our citizens that
for wears We have been selling Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Dr. King Nov Life Pills, BuCklen' :
Arnica ~alve and Electric Bltters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as well. or that have given such um
versaI satisfaction. We do u0t hest
tate 70 guarantee them every time and
We stand ready - refund the purchase
rrice 4 satisfactory results Do not fol
low their uso. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely o.
their merits. Peck Bros, druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

Is one which Is guaranteed to bring
YOU satisfactory returns, or in case OF
failure a return of purchase price. On
tins safe plan you can buy from Our
advertised druggist n bottle of DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
II is guaranteed % bring relief i'm every
case. when used for any affection Of
Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Con
sumption. Inflammation Of Lungs Bron
chitis, Asthma, WhOoping Cough
Group. etc. etc. 1t IS pleasant and
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and
can elways be depended upon. Tria
bottles 10 cents, at Peck Brothers druE
store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

NOTICE n CONTRACTORS -sesled h50s
= So - rerefxed - the heeorders Cfies
RI fhr ffT RI Erc fap31s hirh.. Hnfd hen
CAV NaV ~ 1t2s scr fhe grading graves nr
AID sftff .f.r ia ~ stone rgftfrs or Nirfiga
ave fr- ss. .r elfV from the center ~ Cedar ~
rrrfa 81 fht teltaf ~ 9faaa IrHsarse 81
ans ~ sr.ee.f Z fafirrr now on fie fn TIA ~
f-t eaif htrs w8T - fgr entire improve
frsnt sr Ia ascsrstf stems aisf Pee building a
= store - rrrf aeress Mitchell Greek IN A.
eTerue rc-a- Isncs Hfh pans and sTfeit
caters rru on fe la tHe hrr-raFfs or -
Tre oon-sf -esarree fne rEaf - reieef aFr
go F --suhsaeh CItv keear9sr
Ia ans c--
Mag -.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
FOR RRNT ROOMS.

L'OK RENT-pesirabe suites Of rooms Tor
L light housekeeping; also two suites Of front
oi,ice rooms; best location 10 ire cltyi inquire
at my office, 4.Monroe-st. !. lmmen. IS
EOR RENT-A very pleasant furnished front
Il room. with gas. use OF bath, etc. Inquire
room ? Fourth National Bank building. -
pEADY FOR HOUsEkEEPING-A suite Of
III furnished rooms. Desirable and for rent
cheap l.. ;. Proyin. Loyett block. opposite
Sweets Hotel.
EOR RENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
l. facing Cresccntave. and Canal ST. with
gas. newly furnished and rentted. Everything
strictly nrsf-class. Entrance. Crescent ave.
also. - Canal-st. Enquire al Room u. goiy
A NICELY furnished front room TO rent.
"a Enquire al Room IL. 10 Pear 81 20
L'0R RENT-furnished rooms. steam heated; ;
and furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Apply at Room l03. New Houseinan block:
Dec. i5tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
DOESN'T rNcoURAGE sPoursNES.

There Is very little encouragement
for incompetent spOilsmen who seek
places under the Pension Bureau. The
New York Press, Of which Hon. Robert
7. Porter Is editor, says:l
''The Law DEPARTMENT. Of the Govern
ment has decided that the employees Of
the Census Bureau DO not come under
the Civil-Service rules. "A a matter of
fact the act of March, 1889, creating
the census Office, especially provides
that the Secretary OF the Interior shall
decide in relation 20 the examinations
required of applicants for positions in
the census Office.
cit should De distinctly understood,
however. that this decision does not
turn over the Census Bureau 10 sp0iIs
hunters. The qualifications for ap-
pointnent 70 places II this Office viii
be experience, ard satisfactory expert
and clerical work in the tenth census.
and ability 70 pass the special examina-
ton, which applicants wis be subjected
~ by the census office. Clerks who
have passed tho Civil Service eEauina-
ton, vii Likewise have the preference
for appointment IN this bureau.
To make the Census Bureau An asy-
hum for these who cannot Obtain en-
pl0ymsnt IN other departments, would
BE- nothing short Of scandalous, and
vii not be tolerated hy \ Republican
administration. OF al departments Il
most needs experienced and competent
clerks. And yet, % put It under the
Civil Service rules would N \ large
measure cripple the work. The deci-
son. therefore, of the Law Depart
ment Is wise, and gives free scope ~
bring together a strong force Of capable
and experienced men and women"
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

EHof Ssl I-I...is 80 Mekee's saoiiisn aeef
i.e taat strg S.4cap "a tosiithit f'~>
sl.ist, SIS d es eaeA AtSa sasHr fAt .t,fe
property as.sr &. q cllN "a . lsfGall.- = q. Ae-
ker sons. Nsafss Il. -
ATalI VAT MA fog lamNha -
" ~ hfA pa - rae afica,.a- f''.s "'.
l.a s.ss.t. fsr Sair ef Iat- iE about tet NsAS.
f.lts - E.a4s.fn- -stt ls tpls tss1nt east asa
srest ~. Is.rfAae Axs.. aHa lots 81 ceNth Ia.
$50 is.ssS Il EsshbQa. i.o4l kstAie broA ef,
NsE Hse sJ. 80
nor SAI.K Nusl * Said 81 once si some
L prles. ! desirable lef ln southeast PAL y
rifx Aeaf slFeci cars tefX ocsit t~.ie N~..NlAs
spal Sos utttap haEir. AQ2iNes d q y ht1 I.
tsielrau. Hglaia olflcf- wa
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

The best salve N the world for cuts
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sorrs tetcr. chspped hands. Oh hlsirs
corus and al SKIN eruptlous, and posl
trrlv cures pies, or no pay required
II q guaranteed ~ give perfect sat sfac
ton or money refunded. Fr.CC -5cent.
uer hoV. For sale by Peek Bros. drug
csts. corner Monroe and Dlvlscu-s-s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
et-nl, pfDhtN~rf. Cure.

A correspondent recommends iar smoke
for diphthsris cure His treatment is 20
pat few drops % Tar. Ike that Vsed Ia
ship-ysras, On a warm stovs-bd. ard - -
qui-e The psf ient 20 intaie ard swallow the
smoke ten tines a DAY Tor fvs minutes
eaoo tia-e Re hss oseu Invariably suc
e.rssful il hfs exr,e~fr,rr-s
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
WANTED

GTS TO $50 a month can be made working
Cfc for US. Agents preferred who can fur
nish horse and give their whole time 10 the
business. Spare moments may be profitahiy
employed also. A few vacancies Ia towns and
cities. j. +. johnson K Co.. 1903 Main 81,
Richmond, Va. y. B.-Please state age and
business experience. Never mind about send
ing stamp for reply. il. +. J. & Go.
NNANTED-Reli local and travelling sales
w men. Positions permanent. Special in
ducements now fast-s selling specialfies Don I
delay. Salary from start. Brown Bros. Nur
serymen. Chicago. Ill. Eh
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
nElI ESTATE muKTRY.

taoK SALF-Lat No -. Ottawa Beach this
Il I'D i oIe ~ tl4e trsf sn4ectiot II 4 40.
s-aftsa ..ftik short alstauce from fNn hotti aiio
49, ne yte~ II a.ake Michigan Address
1as III Haskias OF a. h. Lofc4an0. vf~ha
kEgids Mich. is-saA
A GRNAT BAR6 AIN $40 acre farm frame
y house good orchard lN acres lulpfeteas
2 mites from baldwin fsr saie SncSf. Laquire
TaggAri. Noieotf a O&ns9n. si ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
TOR SALE -wIscELLANEoUs.

L'OR SALE-An 1sS9 5Einch Columbia light
i roadster. very cheap. {. Ii. Rowland. 30
Monroe-st. ice
LOR SALE-An outfit for a steam laundry
very cheap in fact for half the actual cost
Also a . horse power steam engine and 3 de
livery wagon. Enquire At the Eagle Steam
Dye House. No. Il Csnal-st.. Of q. A. Bervin.
s-ff
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
LOST

I OST-Between AIS and S73 scrbner st. on
Ia Wednesday morning, one pair gold eye
glasses, with chain attached. Liberal reward
ii returned 10 owner. AIS Scribner-st. j.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

XTANTED-To buy good saddle horse. ID
W dress Mac. box :. this once. I#
NTANTED-The use Of 4 typewriter Reming
w ton preferred, or caliEraph, for several
weeks. Address. stating terms oi rental, }.
". Fox, ~ south DiyisiOn-st-. Jrand Rapids.
HOUSE cleaning. window washing, carpet
III cleaning. Offices cleaned after business
hours. All work neatly done. cal or send pos
tai Brooks i Hendrix, JOS south lonia 81. l,'
IIANTED-shiugle timber in quantities
" ranging from - acres up 10 lH,erl acres-
Car On ~ address Sweet & North. weston
building Caualsf Grand Rapids. Mich. lsi
AtANTHD-t00 men 70 see our advert iserPnt
W in another column. Sweet North. I'm
Iloyment Exchange. - aad - Weston build
ing
WANTED Occasional nee n good horse
W aid buggy 81 which fFsf class care vii
be guaranteed. Address College Avenue. Box
J. Telegram iieraif oflce ltsil
ARrANI ED--Erery consumer q Stove Case
" Hnc % know that ] am selling stowe
Gasoline iu any quantity, 81 - cents. deIiE-
cred - anY part ~ the city. }. -. EianNoee
Telephone 1875. rs East Fulton a. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
FURNITURE STORED.

FURNITURE stored. packed and moved. TX
pert packers sent on short notice by Rad
elf x Holt. III south Division II. Telephone
No go for your moving vans. Jan - %
ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
- stored, VIII receive liberal Inducements by
calling at :. !. Walkers. l. South Division st.
speciality is made of renting tables and
chairs for dances. public halls etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
MONEY TO LOAN.

: PER CENT. MONEY TO loan. ID. A. John
ston. ~ Canal st. astf
MONEY To LOAN for the Northwestern
VI Mutual Life Insurance Company. OF MI
waukee. in sums of 81 900 aud upwards. on farm
and city property, at lowest current rates OF
Interest security must be frst-class. More a
Wilson. Ledyard block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

THs New York Legislature VII st
iouru today, but when VII the MiChi-
gan legislature sdjournf Echo answers
nwhenrf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

Yer can't touch Lansing With ten
foot pole since the state Far has been
located there.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
spEsT ron HoRsrs.


6nx~EDEsT FOR HORSES.
H n No BARBED WIRE.
NfHpX Al to-ees taken % in Box HtsNs
HeosY - hrourh the heat 4 the car. ane are
b 80 ACRFS 0f GOOD PASTi RI mornings
aid Hlglfx and II sange price per veet that IS
csargeT for pasture alone near the city. ~ her
fies are severe sefae horses 10 ret keep ir ~
good order in good feed - when AZ work With
s1Ias rest fron Ries.
I1euire a. Anti Fslsouire 70 = rfee. a
North Division ct. or telephone ny residence
F-l Eners krfT man VINO wiii take horses
on shsrs notice. Horse. einterpa.
~ r. CIT RCH
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
county ResI Estate for Sci.

Stanton hofel properly. The Grand Cen
fraf.r l4HAfA. Z lsfst. located ON corner - the
two main streets - the rifv stories. bfick.
rents Tor s.4H per wear all modern improve
mrnfst wiii sfi' of trade tHf cifr property.
We alec have several desirable farms near
city. and other Fsrfs ~ state. which " vii
sell cheap. and make payments 70 suit puI-
chaser
T iubered lands wanted in 81 parts ~ kiehi-
gan We want ~ once ten - Twelve million
feet ~ hem 'ock lands located near railroad
H o have 1N acres 81 good cedar land. wei
l8eaffa fef wafer transportation. which We
viIl SOL af "A bargain
CorreFr rnuGenfe solicited.
0flef hours from 90 "a. m. % 30 p ~.
gwTFT E0RTHe TMpL0YMESI Ex-
fifaHnE
f~urressars ~ sweet a Smith
Rooms a and 81 p esfnn RuiidinR. Canal st.
ItifHhonf t1I.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

7-roem house on Turner So. g 30
II ronfn house on iiti ugsi0n -. All modern
conreuieuces. only one block from cable tine.
6 NfL
Z room house on College ave. worth 900.
will sell for e sH
lot on Paris ave. three blocks from street
car line. tfa.
Ard other desirable property IN al parts of
the rifV
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

LET EVERY NAN THINK WELL
IsIT BETTER 10 PAY RENT
ANDAT THE Rad or YEAl.s on
HARD WORK
POSSESS NoInIN0'
or BY TAKING LOT
on Our POPULAR
EASY PAYMENT PLAN
ss-In ies years being Land Owner
Sourself4
We have some very desirable lofs fer sale At
prices ranging from tlal 10 Sfh. that can bc
purchased ca sn.ah moaihis pAs ,hents tail
40 our office ans tinse aud Vt Viii SHOW you The
property and gladly furnish al Information
required in regard 20 H. and Tower block.
40 AND SEE the house We have Tor sale al
" ia M Vernon ST.. neKt 10 the Derby
Hotel. There is a large well shaded lot. vita
good well and cistefn. stone foundation. cellar.
etc. Ne will sell oa your oWn terms.
THAT ELEGANT S3.g9 house ana large lot.
Il No. "a jefferson ave- cali bt bought now
for s. 90 one third doeu balance 10 suit
come aud let as tell y0u about H. sne
Tower Block.
ELEGANT LARGE LOTS
For sale on
LEVI BROS PLAT.
South Division 81 where We have opened a
wide street GA TIE new street car liife - south
Grand Rapids. Now Is ghe time g. secure lots
before the prices ARE advanced. az they are
sure - be as soon - Fhe traCk is laid. frces
low. terms easy aud cottages hullt 60 order CA
small monthly payments. Cali al and
IoGer Block ioE further particulars.
WAAiED-Just ~ many girls a. ever for
w general houssNork and hotels erst
places aud best wages 80 br had Eny~here-
ladies P4riOra. 5 aud Tower Block.
OFFICE HOURS a. IN. 90 2. M. open
every Monday. "Wednesday and Saturday even
ings iii . clock.
GRANDUNf0N REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
IElLPnaNE 81. = AsD Town. BlocA-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP wAKrFD-xALE

HELP wAKTED-kALB
NALA-AEN- ne Nlsa = Ecu mer 80 srll
- 0sr EooGs - sfa pc 8 tat wholesale &Ha
Tes4N trade. largest manufacturers in oar
lae LuciQSe fcti sfaluE aEcs 8 pef CAS-.
Permanent pas'tIan. ~ pastAl~ Sls~efe8.
Money advanced lof n&srs advertising. tte.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

L'OR RRNT-Nine room house on Henry 81;
one half block from street cars; I'll per
month. Inquire at lJ2 Henry 81. Se
NOR RENT-s-room house on Sinclair st. SIS
Il a month Il room house ou North SIS
n month: : room house on cor. Hal and l0nia,
sl5 a month. Percy snyder. 15i4 Pearist l1
L'OR RENT-Tenement off rooms. and.one Of
6rooms. one of rooms. one Oi rooms; ;
all in desirable localities, and within I'VE or
six minutes waIA from sweet Hotel. Enquire
oil i. ". Barnard, IS Allen. cor. Ill. Vernon -.
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L'OR KENT-Brick house, No. - South La
Il fayette-st.. with modern improvements
Terms very cheap. Morris IA. Ireusch 4 Bro
1876
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Real Estate For Sale.

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sIrtATIoKs WANTED FEMALE.
FOR RENT HOUSES.

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