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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-04-18
ROBERT w. ADAMS, JR.


Robert w. Adams, Jr., Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Bra
zil, was born in Philadelphia on February
26, 1S49. He was graduated from the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania in 1869. Mr..
Adams was admitted to the bar in April,
1872. He formed partnership, but being
possessed with an ample fortune, he soon
was elected to the State Senate and served
full term. Mr.. Adams has also been ac-
tive in military affairs, having held the
Office of Judge Advocate and Inspector of
Rife Practice of the First Brigade Oh Gen
eral Snowdon's staff with the rank of Ma
jor. Since April, 1887, he has held the
Office of Lieuter ant Colonel and Aide de-
Camp on Governor Beavers staff
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-04-18

I've been reading, Mr.. Riley, in a rect Mt maga-
zine,
OF your Poet of the Future with the truly rural
mien
OF the careless, simple fashion in which he'll
choose to come
With the beauty of his bugles overbalancing the
drum;
And by what his hands hold not, and by what
he does not wear,
1 rather think I'd know him, if met him sny-
where
But really, Mr.. Riley, I do not clearly see
How you can at such a distance say u.at the
Poets he."
For it may be that this singer. who shall our
souls con ess
And come to us with bugles-will wear them on
her dress;
That we shall find her shining with pearls upon
her breast,
Or radiant in some cottage as she lnlls her babes
to rest;
In tie choir Of the cathedral we may hear her
pure voice swell,
Or murmuring some sweet measure as she serves
us from the well;
For her hands may not be esunburned-although
her gloves be tan:
And your poet, Mr.. Riley, may not be at all
man!
Oh, the Poet of the Future shall find welcome
and have room,
Whether singing at the plowshare or sweeping
with a broom;
But this " honest arm of Labor" that you speak
Of Ill your song,
Always to him " pertaining, may it not TO
her belong?
Fo' some women's pElms" are sisters to the
honest toilers," too
And they cannot always fold them when the
plowmans toll is through
And it may be that this Poet, on whose coming
we agree, =
When really come and with us win be spoken of
as" che"
Charles Henry Webb, in The Century Bric-a Brac
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-04-18
Dog and Parrot.

A New Jersey bird dog went into
room where parrot was at liberty, when
he stopped and pointed. The BIRD ap-
preached, looked the dog square in the eye
and said you're rascalw The dog
was so surprised at hearing bird speak
that he dropped his tail, wheeled and ran
away, and from that day to this he has
never been known to point bird.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-04-18
BEAUTIFUL BOHEMIAN.
The Work of Mar Aidiug Lavish Ma
ture in the Favored Spot
New Enterprises.

BOHEMIAN, Mont, April 9-[Special Cor
respondence of the Herald. Penetrating
the heart of Bridger Mountains, the head
of Gallatin Valley and the city of Boze-
man is reached forming pleasing picture
to behold. With the various mountain
ranges in the background, showing even
now faint coating of virgin snow, the
young grass sprOuting and the shrubbery
budding with new life in the village below,
the good people of Bozeman have glorious
home to live in and work for, because if
ever a country was blessed with riches
manifold surely this part of Montana was.
Here also activity is visible on every
hand. Among the new enterprises is dis
tillery, on which work is soon to commence.
This institution will furnish feed for over
800 head of cattle daily. and malt being
the best fatteniDg feed in the world, the
cattle will find ready market among our
butchers.
The pipes for the water works have ar.
rived and will be laid promptly, thus in
suring the city good supply of pure water
for all purposes.
A movement is on foot here to exhume
all the bodies of the pioneers along the
Yellowstone river and have them buried
here in State cemetery, July Sd being
fixed as the date for their removal, This
is proper idea, for the hardy men who
fought the early battles of our country de-
serve recognition beyond an unknown
grave.
New business blocks are in course of con-
struction and everything looks lively and
prosperous Sixteen thousand dollars was
recently paid for 140 acres of ground ad-
joining the townsite.
The HERALD man wishes to return
thanks to Mr.. A. K. Yerkes and the Gala
tin Valley Club tor courtesies extended
during his stay in the city.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-04-18
Pension Allowed.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Pension
Office to-day allowed claim of $4,000 for
arrears in the pension to Philip Flood. The
allowance was made for blindness con-
tracted in the service.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-04-18

"GEORGE A. WASHINGTON,
"TOBIAs LEAR
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
TIE LUNA MOTH.
A Beautiful Creature That Haunts tn,
Electric Lights.

Electric Lights.
Shadows of fitting nocturnal things that
hover about the street electric lights are
seen, thrown upon street or pavement, by
hundreds Of passers- by who never know If
the creatures that cause them are bats,
moths or some smaller things whose near
ness 10 the light magnfics the fitting
shadow. In fact, there are all Of these
creatures frequently lowering about the
lights; the bats, doubtless, in pursuit OF
some Of the tiny insect brood, while the
larger moths are drawn, ike tho minute in.
sect swarms, about the hight as a brilliant
object. Mr. ID. W. c. Pond, of Hartford.
Conn, showed Hartford Times reporter q
beautiful green moth which his wife sue.
ceeded in bringing down with 4 stroke Of a
whip 1t is the Attacus Luna-perhaps the
most beautiful of all our moths. IL is not
as brilliant, nor quite so large, as some
others, but the exquisite delicacy of its
wings, both in texture and tint, surpasses
that OF any other variety that flies here.
The wings expand about five inches-in
hue pale, delicate green. 4 broad border
OF purple runs along the front edge Of
the fore wings, and the hind wings
are tipped with the samo color all around.
In the center OF each OF the four wings is a
transparent eye-like spot, encircled By a
ring Of black and yellow on the upper side
OF the wing, and white beneath. Each hind
wing has slender. symmetrical tail, nearly
two inches long. The good sized body is
thickly covered with a hair-like mantle of
white-a kind OF down, which locks like a soft
kind of slightly curled hair Of the white bear.
The eyes, rather large, are deep. dark, dull
purple; and there are two minute bead like
shining points in the white down. beneath
the head proper, that look like the creature :
sparkling little bat-like eyes, but are not
The antenn9 are yellow and beautifully
feattered, and the legs are purple like the
border. The worm Of the Luna moth lives
on walnut trees a large, ugly looking
creature, which spins its shroui inside q
nest made OF the dead or dying leaves in
autumn by tying two or three leaves TO.
gether, a brown looking mess, which would
attract no notice among the similarly col
ored dead leaves on the branch or on the
grOund-for II sometimes drops and IS
kicked over with the rest bY BOYS poking
the dead leaves in October IN search Of wal
nuts. 30 found. If taken hc no aud kept In
quiet place IN a nom. tho cocoon Will
burst iu May, and the young moth will
emerge. It's swift growth and transf0rma-
ton before your eyes, as n becomes in a
few minutes a beautiful green moth. IS one
o. the marveis Of the creatures changes.
IL change ia twenty minutes from a wet.
white. half worm-lke thing into a charming 2
green moth.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
FOR RBET ROOMS.


IN KNlSIlLD ROOMS For nice furnished
room or suit uuiLIn shed. apply to John
l Moran. Jr-. li Ea>t bridg,-st. --l
TO RENT Four stores in Hermitage build
lug corner If Canal and Bridge SIS. two
story brick building. No. ~ Huron ST.. aud
living rooms la Hermitage with steam hs 80
and elevator. =. J. A Ph c. Fuller. ID Easi
Bridge st. 30
EiOK RENT Furnished room with beard. "a
man and wife or TWO gentlemen. e9 Bost
wick 81. -
LOR RENT Furnished rooms in the Wine
4 gar block. Inquire OF Mrs. =. J.. Brock.
room -.
EOR RENT Three unfurnlshed rooms. 9
l. Crescent ave Il
ECR REM Rooms. slugiy and EN- suite. FUR
nished or uniuruished. al Park Place.
Mrs. A. l.. Smith.
FOR EENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing orescrnf-aN.- aud tanal-st. with
gas. newly furnished and rehtted- Everything
strictly first class Entrance. Crescent ave.
also. - Canal -. Enquire az Room D. a5ly
koR RENT-furnished rooms. steam heated
and furnished rooms for light housekeep.
ing. Apply at Room l0s. New HOusema block.
Elevator from a m to u . 10. Dee lftf
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08

STATE OF MICHIGAN. COUNTY or KENT
- SIS. Assessment Roll Tor grading Third
street lrom the west line of Stocking street 10
the east iile ol Lincoln streets Ia the city II
Grand Rapids.
GEAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug. :. 1859.
Henrietta Aldrich.
Mm ; Barnett Margaret Butler Cart BiSch
on. David BiSSl0nette. Ann Elizabeth Bragg
Brown
James Cantwell. Sarah Camp.
Albert DeHaan. William Damson, Horace T.
becker. Matthias Damn.
Jessie : Fuller, Llbble II. fitzgerald. George
&. Fitch.
Christopher 6eTOdat.
john g. Hudson. Joseph II. Hamilton. J Jchn
Herman. George Herman.
Vincent kasnski. Jacob hTider.
Standy Iabin,hi.
Theodore Martinda'e. George Marshal Mary
A. Mo>her Frederick Me or.
Margaret Norcuft. Franz Ndchtegal. Ih2s and
Enos putnam. Ann Eleza Porter. Karl c.
Prinz Est. Jane J.. Pearl. lrena Pearl, Dexter
:. Petub0ne. Harrison Pearl
John Hngold.
S beck. julius SCHNEIDER. james Seykoya.
Emma VI. IOWner.
Joseph ttZ.
Howard A. Vandenberg
Adam Wasiushi, John Whitworth. John and
William Winter,
Martha NJ. one.
lou are hereby notified that An assessment
roll has been made in the premises and is on
file in the Clerks office OF said city. where il
will remain 0pen for inspection until Monday
evening. Aug. T. ls.l. when aui where YOU can
appfar before tire Common council gu said
evening and show cause. III any, WHY said AS
sessmeni should not be- made ami caiirfird ac-
cerding TO law ". \. ShlNk NAN.
30 City CLERK.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
A WONDERFUL MIRAGE.
The Passengers GA a Train ia Wyoming
Treated 10 = B~autifuI sight

hhs fass~hsefs GA a Train tn w youafn :
Treated 10 = Beautiful sight.
DEsvsa, Col, Aug Passengers
that arrived Moaday mgnI from North
western Wyoming report singular
optical deluaOu. sad the train con-
duetor: alt Was about an hour before
sunset, ard looking ont OF the car WIN
dow We saw, about mile away, a
beautiful lake. IL was in slight de-
preston among the hills. and seemed
% oe about two miles long by mile
vide. Never having noticed a lake
Al tins place on the road, | was
considerably astOnIshed. As were
passengers familiar with the road. As
the tram advanced the lake appeared
to enlarge and rise, but u spite OF this
. Nas difficult 70 believe the appear
ance was SIMPLY that optical delusion
known as mirage, and that what ap-
peared 10 DC lake was grassy, level
piAln.
The apparent lake was as smooth
and bright ~ a mirror, except 1t one
edge. where lt appeared 10 De rufiied by
the wind. The strange sight was viewed
with wonder by hundreds Of passengers
until u was out OF sight
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08

q w.sAA@xte@ Ersa~ oa1a.ass $50 D-oss
sAs C~es - S.11ssy-

q W4s1~@z t@a EfaaS O41<lza<s <-s 1%oss
sAs O~es - Sse-ssy-
.sSelas. os4r, sss4a go1ss Ax- Towers
- - tri5s. = - 49, LsL coa@s - frs2 al
ear ceas tlt flez Il. ''yo1'
~asLea, Il 80 p-eass, dear Let - esg1a
lie II good torn. Ne--s = oosoless
wei. tner. Hs-~a. Ia Ike - lave ysa
eriye vita ne after ofeakf4st"
~Inposs.tls. wL1zza a. - ! 2E@cs-cs
wlta Tie g1-sys 4a4 se-ss-s
We. Jel 49, A..
Al teu / eesi1 muscular exercise, tse
lecx 2E2 cLsss z-sssas1L al 4akls e1eE-
else
Eleven. thea
~Atmlt44s ny rur1sh- waica sriEgs
ne home - l4aca via yoa a. ~ =
Thea s1rsis. dear
sHs~ lCccasit7rzIe. dear l have a. 81
gageaelt with TIE m2Eicars ~ tW0 sharp.
and o. 2 . ios --ay w1O d9es my Lar I'D
ocnp.ex-on--'
.-Good heavens. you soa't mean"
.-1aat l p1iut or bleach ny hair. O. 10 I,
out II j. now customary Tor ladies' u put
their hair ogt 10 regular artists, massage
and o. aad eleclric needles, y01 k1ow, -
strengthen ths facl4. muscles. preseut
wrinkles sud remove saDera~o-s hairs.
"B4t you re pretty enough
s4Ous must Be beautiful. William. Mere
prettinsss Is pass-. Al three clock pay
tenuis, which calls late acgion and develops
one sci OF muscles Al four ! mount tne
tricycle. for the same -seoa. From i've 70
81 / 20 through my posing OF drawing FooH4
exercises, s1a after dinner-"
~ ID you 90 with mel"
~Weli, perhaps bat this Is my raw veal
evening
Raw veal, What on earth"
stupid boy. or course you've noticed
that 1 wear mask every day 10 keep from
tanning. and wear gloves every night; but
the raw yea laid over one face for TWO or
three hours Is Only an occasional"
But, Helen, ia horror, do you never
DO any thing but thls ali the year roundi'
GOOSE OF course this merely happens 70
be my physical culture day tomorrow Is
society day. | receive snd give myself up
10 society visitors and The club. Wednes-
day is church day. / hunt up worthy poor.
arrange Sunday-schOOl plcnlcs, visit the "
{. T. o., Foreign Missions, Daughters OF
the King meeting. and have the minister
and wife 10 dinner Thursday | devote TO
literature and politics. l read write, attend
q asuffrage meeting or lecture on literature,
the0sophical or science subjects. Friday is
art day. This time | devote exclusively 10
art, 10 painting, modelling in clay, or In the
search for antiques ana in the study of
ceramics. Saturday give up to my dress
MAKER and the study Of fabrics, tones and
draperies You viii notice the Greek
model"
"Wel, Mrs. Towers, will you tell me what
time IS left for met"
''Oa, you, William. Why. / had forgot
ten; but them" cheerfully, Il I'm never busy
after church Sundays. That time is wasted
any way. We can always have Sunday
afternoons, except the time l devote TO
home duties"
A modern woman IS a martyr, concludes
the W ashington Post, and she rarely has an
hour for her own enjoyment.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
MR.. PHILLIPS CONDITION.
The Managers Wife Talks About His sad
Ariction.


The Pittsburg Dispatch of Tuesday
says; Mrs. Horace Phillips, accom-
panied by DR.. sanders, her father, and
brother of Horaces, arrived in the
city yesterday. She stated that she
had returned to pack up her house
hold goods to take them to Philadelphia
with her, where she VIII remain near
her husband. Speaking of her hus-
band she said:
HIS sickness came on Ike shock.
10 has been 50 sudden that can hardly
realize It. We had great trouble in
getting him through New York, as he
was determined on calling on Mr.. Con-
verse. After we returned 70 Philadel-
phia and my father joined Us. Horace
imagined that | was sick unto death
with BRAIN fever, and he kept constant
~ calling on papa 10 look after me, as
was liable TO die. At times he did not
really know me, but be would rally out
OF these spells and talk IS nationally as
any body could. "
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
STARVED INTO STEALING
4 Woman Made Burglar by the Awful
fan-s OF Hunger.

QrIScv. Mass, Aug. The wo-
man burglar who was arrested in Bran
tree last night told a p.nful tale in
police court this morning Her name
is S1se Brown, and she had been en-
ployed for years as n cook for wealthy
Boston families. She pleaded guilty to
breaking and entering. and exclaimed
as she I'D s0s II have been starved 20
death and had t. steal tired begging.
but could get nothing
Hor story seems 90 ne true. for when
caught last night sha had m ber pos
session eggs. sweet potatoes and a lard
can full ~ sugar. She had not at.
tempted 90 steal money or articles
usually taken bv hurgIf Ifrs She wa .
ne'l - await the acton ~ the grand
jury
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
GRAND DRAPIDs AS IT is.

We have population Of 900
We have ihe largest factories and are tie
largest furniture Misunderstanding oeater IA the
We have the largest carpet sweeper factory
ll fge world
We have ne largest shinsle machine factory
Ne have The largest tub Ano Pail factory
the world.
wehsye the largest plaster deposits Ia the
world.
Wc have ssl factories employing 5000 peo
pie. and se' cr4l new ones in process 81 con
stfuciiou.
Ouf factories sold &C. .0Do.pooo worth Of goods
in lsss
Ne have seven railroads aud more coming
" have - miles oi street railway AID
miles Of cable
Grand river flows through the city ana IS
n1Al gable 10 Lake Michigan.
We hafe Two gas and TWO electric Aghi com
psnles.
our new city hall and court house are worth
We have = public schools and TWO libraries
We have 81 churches. embrac nr al ceuoml-
We nave the Soldiers Home with 800 IN
mates
VI have tie Masonic Home. costingsloo.-
0l1p0.
We have 20 iobbing houses who sold slS.DJg-
uJl worth oi goods lu lsss
Grand Rapids is the center of the famous
iruit beii ot NJ lchigau.
Grand Rapids - head quarters for many n
Micmgau's Leafless piAe lumber mau4iac-
furers
GRAND Rapids has the lowest death rate -
auV city sA tie lnioI.
W want men uf brains ard capita q locate
here and establish ntN enterprise.
We have I9 lois one ald oDe half miles
from the center tf fhs city
The mosfD rautiiu property and tlcsf resi-
deutfs are east au0 southeast
These ois are southeast. with plenty %
shade. Graded street, and good water
None of them over ~ q blocks ffNil ihe street
ears and =, oi them face fhr track.
sixteen minutes Tlde from ianai-st. Tor i've
cents
Wiz sen % Of them. 10 parties who wiu
buifd for sffa.n0 each.
They are surfh tDf now. ard VIII bring $50
Inside " two years.
GRO. ~. III NToN.
53 Iyou-st-
oflce open Thursday and Saturday evenings
unffi p 3.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08

Simon Greenieaf. tbe eminent jurist. who
for fourteen years previous - p. 3 appoint
Ueut "a professor IN the Harvard Law
School as a pract.cinE LAWYER Ia Portland.
bad charming daughter. A fopp.sh vo.ng
man named Barre. meeting her a. a social
gathering in this city one evening In early
spring. remarked % her that be hai that
dav seen in Deorings woods s0mefh.nr
that reminded bin of her When asreI
what it vas - - q a green leaf And
l saw something THE morning from my
window r ~ reminded r1e q Tor. - retu-- II
Mss Green lesf MAY I ask what it vss ~
sad the youth An empty barrel
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
Sealed Proposals.


once IpsTa - Pubic WORKS
GT4Ku Isrfut. Nlrh.. hur 3. I-t-
Scaled proposals viii Dee received af tuf oft
81 the Board uutH saturday. August iN $50.
- 80 .. n. fsr the improvement ~ NORTH.
ave from Last Leonard g. - fac north limits
az Tho cifv atrardi SO The p'ans and sper 2.
cations ola fir Hf fhe ofnce 81 fne Board. Ihe
Io8r8 reserve, III flEht g. reject aHy or al
N.Ha
Zach bidder shan deposit wfh iis proposal
fhr som uf $4,000 o. he forfeited 60 fhf cts ~
GRAND Rapids iu go. Do shal fal fu enter
into c.lfrarI fu arref1Fref with DIS IrnuHeai.
eI-IfH b es'H ff.unslI DO accepted Hf fHe
Board .i iNHiIr ~ uffF
All proposals must ho made upon hiar ~
fhaf wi lf furnished upen anli cation PAL fi r
Office of thf Board.
arg DO 6F0 BRIGGS President
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08


<StfNf tlt> 4aktE l4'lS = hsUse An4
~fNNr stsfs et.il'tiats. @rr q >,.4 i.-usi-
- ans SEX q b Aal 1@fS4la lSr Ses. i.
=. tIsl.L
Iaa Dnt PE0fi Is oranl ksp.as aaa
ANNsN'~ yea r4a A4 ~N seuf haulrs aol-
xeEltUt 80 NsAI ~ lst> 4s<ie AIS l.tF tlsi s..
- osS Is : iet ~ asass 4Dd lel al 80 iiisI
sl<ust 81 KLtt .Ea FlAt fiiae arS larsiis
reasonable I-ftrf ca roN AeU he.,1ll.
oll.4-Ak. tses Al isat4s. - AsNfot 81
A4Ehatf 1esg ha1 iaa seoa lols 4laee1 Il
" el.f a4a1s ~ e~ae ass ~ iai - lsae
thf eats she is Nliass a. sell i4l .csS q st
4esi alc cseaf aEv easy Terms l4tle El..E.
sr>. 0teI Arcade. m
EoK sAIf-lsai eis eh-aa nasi 3. sal. "a
i 0Dre. upad cnslfs faf sltet uiaIltli. ~ Ia
eel snt4p pace lsf hasat o.utnsa,i i.art ~
Iifs lTiNt 4al.. auafess II. A1A. lcle. ..al
Herald lestf
lsok SALE or S - r. Nee hease sa iAt lil
tAf q hiaek "a cAhlt roac Ao4lse Las
lnoaern fiapIgf 1873 Alss Ant Naih t--t.
10 Altt lp sliI h.a hoAst. titt~ pN unt 3 n
pssnlvuts 4aa Nauses to REAR tIa @NN e..
tUe tierAs iiel Autsosi ~ .+oi I-il g. ie.A
alter il., - Gas Alte sea bargains ~.
l.lftis ass 49, Afi4a.,st ls41
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
JOB FOR A DRILLER.
Neglected Rig Near Harrisburg Wait
ing For Man to Run IT.


HARRIsBURG, Pa, Aug. About a
year ago a professional driller for oil
and natural gas began sinking a well
near Lucknow. four miles north of this
city, for Harrisburg company. He
was 10 receive $1,000 If ne reached the
depth OF 5000 feet, but If he failed TO
comply with MS contract the company
was not 70 pay him anything. \ depth
OF 2600 feet was attained, with no sign
OF oil or natural gas, and the hole drilled
becoming crooked, and consequently
unmauageable, the contractor has
thrown up MS contract. The company
purchased his rig partially to help him
out OF the difficulty, and another effort
may be- made.
THIS IS the second unsuccessful effort
made here TO bore for oil or natural
gas, the first well having been sunk t.
a depth Of 1900 feet.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
TOR RENT HOUSES.

WE have a fne s-rOom house. well. cisfern.
" cement cellar. etc. for sale al Slt0 on
month payments. Ii you are looking lor bar
gains. uo1t fan 10 see US STOW Parish.
under old National Bank.
koR KENT-A tenement Of seven rooms one
oi six rooms. one ef Eve rooms. one of four
rooms And .nr If three also a store in roof
loca lra. lit tuire ~ =. y. Barnard 80 Allen
81. corner rf NJ Vernon s..
RARN 10 HENT- Inquire at g. Iagra,e-st
4 d..
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
Sealed Proposals.

ullee Board of Public Works
hHsNu RAPIDS. Mlch.. tng. F.. lsss
sealed proposals wti bc received so fhe
Office of The Board until -atufa aY.
August l". l--s. ~ ft1 J.. fn. for fHf rff a. RI
az nnf - the Leonard 49, bridge piers. .accoro "a 4
Sc the plans and.spcritcafions on fie 81 Tie
office 81 tie Board he Board reserve The
right 10 reject auy or an bids
Zach bidder shall deposit with iIs proposal
the sum cf sla| % he forfeited - fbe CITY =
1Taud Rapids "a case De- shall faIi 90 enter infe
contract 80 accordance with hIs proposal.
should hIs said proposal be accepted ty tie
Board of Public Works
All proposals must he made upon blanks
that viii Dee furnished upon appiiraton at The
ofire II the Board.
aug % GEo @. nRlGGs. rresIdcnt
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
AGENTS WANTED

AofNJe should NTlte Tor illustrated circuiaf.
a trfLls all fNe weeks Tree Irlal of d lssoNu
asher "a ashes QfrtltSt clothes tltAH ~ hol
steam without rubbing easily saia pIontal.t q.
J. ortA, ~ Louis. Ae. ~
ttANiED-A IeN good energetic agents.
" lAtles preferred. 10 Srl "kitcaies lna
sersai Silver Polish. IL Il not . "siiset
pure liquid silver polish IL is a faNpritc NsIfP
people VINO have sllNcf ware anC d sooc srllei
Ter terms and particulars address t n.
htctlr. gfNeiVr Aul manufacturer. Hopkiu
station. Al ca l4al
So 10 go q month can be made v0ralne
St' Tor us. Agents preferred v VA1 can flf
niSh horse and give their whole time % the
business. spare moments may bt prot lahiv
employed a. So. A few vacancies ln towns aul
cities. IS. D. johnson iu DE Main 81
Richmond. va \. please stale axe AID
huSI ness experience Never mind about send
ing stamp fOF reply. q. b. j. A CO. Oct 5
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08

kNth ~Affs-i.al No Is OTTAWA Beach. thls
loi Be- uut oi sac LfSi selcriloas 81 e t0-
cateN .I ls 8 sllfI distance tr1fd tlC hotel 4ud
has tae view cl Lake Michigan. Address
saS b HasAlas .l 81. 4. l.oselA4G. or~aa
Rapids Aiel li-sa4
4 GREAT EAR6AlN $40 acre farm frame
a holses goea tr~nard lse aar1s Improves
uIi les lIaW talaNll. lar sale eAcAs- LHN 4ile
l-EE4IG. IA 0IlolI a ealaau. 81 Nl
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
ROEEY 10 LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN for the Northwestern
~ Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Nil
wankee. Ia sums of s. .'sr and upwards on farm
and city property, az lowest current rates 0f
interest security must be first class More 4
Wilson. Ledyard block.