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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
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ssrs - tie Aaza ~ C-as. 531uee aaat-
. z party fer ths B.4@2 as Ws caCle1
s "a iads sereas ssssosss fsT several Weezs.
80 rs ChlcaEs 5g1r1-i reye4-s tae sterls
lnd - las party eAcSpt Ee -ett t9r tie
s-&sss el-g g~s-sc- Oae Cay 1 s--t ~
2-9@-B -. / fsza1 gf@11s "a tav I-1t-
2.--sa-e e. g-E g1o1sz1a teet froa9 zee 4--s
se-E I carried the c@rc&ss 4c.-s 1s-r
--4es f-rteeF u fLs u-o-l---a, --4 oeeo12-
.ag tired, 1 ST. c51n 20 rests b-- 4e- Iy
rl1S - 1la easy Fezca. hses-ss % sss =
G1=t o4l g1rc-s -o1@-lty, y 1sEe VII se@s .
aE1 N1-sr uen aos~1lec. ! had rested
Az 81 hcgr or - UEs1 s-a1eaiy slg1t
b-oocth.rsry Pzwlse Iuj1us, dec<sa II their
var paiat. stood before me. Tasy wers Led
o. Ozzbc. s, lae uaa Vi TO E--zes nolse s.. ia
rs mo1La, O-s or tte worst msn ga ten
states. To cay that w4s startled haru-y
expresses ~ feelings, bgt PIT ca : bread
smile, ilst 70 show them that I was not
naughty or higA-toned and IN ny sweetest
tOre remarked: "H0wdyl Boz, Howey
.PlILIpi ca VoZS rclyoy sx Loli etecet-
cray, gruuted t1e chief lie meant. Have
you any store tobacco about your clothes ="
knew ss4thcgt falling off briez house
iuto The sea that there was trouble ahead,
uat JUST % pacify Mr.. Ok2boIi burst into
merry peals or laughter and shouted hilar-
lously:
Whoa. wheoper coolah sooi,' which is
Injun for NO, ] left II Ia Ey other coat -
home" This reply and ny l0yial behavior
was not grand-stand play with the InJuns,
and when they began getting oct their
shooting irons and corn-kniyes realized J,
WAS 10 DO struggle 10 the death. OF
course / was only one man against thirteen
Sioux Indians, but oidn't propose 20 be
takeu captive and, may DC, adopted into
their tribe.
"All right, my hearties, +" said i, 'if you
won't DC pacifed it's your own fault You
fellows are just playing hockey from d
grave yard. You don't know 1t, but you
are" just pulled up my Winchester rife
and began blazing away. Every time
dropped cartridge into the slot pulled
out dead InJan. In four minutes time
had killed sixteen Of the twenty -four
CoInanche Injuns, and when the rest Of the
forty-eight Apaches closed in on me
dubbed the gun and went at them for all j
was worth. Out Of the sixty-four Utes
killed sixty, and al last one Of the two tSat
remained Of the seventy-five that attacked
me ran away. Only Okaboji was left
'Pecayi. old man." says l. Cert" says
he. 'Do you think Tma chumpp made
him carry my buffalo nineteen miles to the
fort, and when ne bid me goodbye, says he
TO me. says he: "Shaffer, you are the best
man Of your weight that ever left the
States -
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
MEMORIAL DAY.

Commando Louis kanitL, OF Phi
Kearney Post, g.. A. K, Of Muskegon,
expresses u the following forcible Ian
guage MS sentiments IN reference TO
the proper observance OF Memorial
Day.
Il protest against the idea OF jollify-
ing or Memorial Day, playing. baseball, ,
games for amusement and money, etc.
The day is set aside IN memory of the
dead, the thousands who died for their
country, and IS not time for hilarity
and alnGsements gotten up for getting
dollars ont of the cr.wds. l think 1t
should be- stopped and the people re-
CURED - observe the day quietly, as
one linked with sOrrowful memories
and a proper respect for the dead. 1t
Is a shame that So many think It q time
only for fun and IrOilcs."
The TELEGRAM-HERALD heartily en-
dOrses this opinion. We have hereto
fore called attention to the tendency
20 desecrate the day by treating it as al
occasion for sport. The true spirit OF
the day IS distnctively memorial. Ia
dulgence IN amusemcDts on that day
not only inaicts pain upon those who
lost near and dear relatiyesand friend.
IN the war, but Il IS most cruel insult
To the veterans who survive. Ii the
day were Intended to celebrate victory
it might be proper 10 indulge in festivi-
ties. But it 3 not; Il is az Commando
kanitz says, setaside IN memory of tht
dead, and ts Observance should par
take more OF the character OF a funeral
than of a festal day. Tributes to tn,
memory OF the brave dead, and the
lessons of loyalty to be drawn from
their lives and fron the great struggle
in winch they eugaged-these are the
proper exercises for Memorial Da y, and
any others which n any way conflict
with them should be r.g.dly excluded
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
BEATING a TAVERN.
But 1t Was Clear Waste, for tho Bill Had
Already Been Settled.

One afternoon in 1872 | entered the vii
lage Of l., in Missouri, as dead broke as
the poorest tramp on tho highway, writes
an ex-barn-stOrmer in the New York Sun.
had already walked thirty miles, and had
fifteen more 10 go before l could hope to
find friends and raise money had been
out with barn storming theatrical com
pany, and had got left. Watch, rings and
every thing but the clothes in which stood
had already gone, and l knew that l must
beat the hotel or take lodgings in fence
corner might tell my tale Of woe 10 the
landlord in vain. He probably heard q
hundred OF such in the course Of the year
Therefore, a. / entered the village / deter
mined 10 give BonifGce the grand stand-0fi
in good shape just before reaching the
hotel picked a child out of the street just
in time TO save il from being trampled un-
der the feet Of n runaway team, but
handed 1t over 10 "a store-keeper without a
dozen words in regard 10 the incident.
ltwas fair village tavern, and / asked
for the best room IN the house. After good
supper got half q dozen cigars on tick, and
at ten o'clock went 20 my room and turned
in and slept like top until an hour before
daybreak. Then | got up, quietly dressed
myself. slipped down stairs and out of the
il" for about four miles | sat down to rest,
and was about ready TO move on again,
when a buggy in which my landlord was
seated drove up. l went down in MY boots
at once, supposing, of course, he had fol-
lowed TO arrest me, but as he drew rein be
called out in a CHEEKY voice:
"Ah, good morning. Moving early, l see"
yves" / stammered.
You are too modest, young man-alto-
gethcr too modest"
yves.
"YOa left early TO avoid being lionized, ]
suppose but l was determined 10 prove our
gratitude Here, take this
''Wh hat fori' gasped, as he hedout four
five dollar bills.
"For saving the life Of my sisters child
last evening. They paid your blll after you
went 20 bed, or. rather, there was none TO
pay Put this in your pocket"
But, IL"
"Shat right upl We are not iagrates. and
we know a hero when we see one. Jump in
and let mo drive YOU over to Upton, where
you can get tae train"
And the landlord 1 had figured 20 stand
| OF and knock out drove me seven miles over
the country and left me with twenty dollars
in nv pocket
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

A. tbs season. when sore thr0sts arc 50
prevalent. thsre "a a groa. deal or tax about
tse proper remedies for them. Ch.orate Il
potash. which was 50 eng popular, has been
decided bv experts q the tlrcat 20 be not
onlv serious INJURY 20 tee throat. bus most
poison. A lac remedy . perhaps the best
CA record, ard Is IS a very simple nc. A tss-
spoonful 4 alum and one tsbiespo poonfui q
best French brandy. put u a half tumbler
q water, or = half-pin % water VIII modify
it better. Tbs zarTle should 30 used several
tines during TIE dsy, and a. Sht II the IRIS
tatiou - pan - troublesome II VII oe
found AZ invsl liable taroat corrective
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

The Pslatss Fla Herald is responsible
'cr The 81 owing "A man a. a sr1a.l station
en- ths florida southern rai way tha cher
dav took down the mai sack. which was
suspended on the crane. ar8 hung hlH1se Z
tre-s instead. s. that he v,a.t rc- ret eft
"A sen the fast msil cane a.ouz ard ths
route agent cut out his catcher ard hsl ei
IN the ran instead CO the naii Rag tae e p
lc-r. u Short breath. .sd I've been Ell
TOO rrsnv tires bv tsis narrow <sr-s road
andTaca't intend - zst eff ar more Z q
xlls re CT this Internal cid rosd -
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

defy anyone to show plat of lots
of relative value where so many bona
fide good sales have been made in the
same length OF time as on this one.
This is all owing 10 their being sold at
such low prices Remember they are
on the best line Of street railway in the
best school district IN the city; stores
and markets within one and one-half
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
Acre Property.

have a tract OF acre property just
east of the city, lying between Fulton
and Lyon streets, on the line of the
new Reeds Lake Railroad, which will
make Il fine plat, at bargain and on
CasN terms.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

A NEw EN7TRND company advertises
II View York paper that 10 has conc
million dollars worth Of monuments o.
sell at cost To trv 20 sell monuments
in Nsw York looks Ike a bold policy,
but the Pttsburg IRsratri thinks e she
New England company u willing to
take promis ises for monuments. 10 vii
undoubtedly fnd New York frst-clsss
markat.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
Business Blocks.

have just been appointed agent for
the collection Of rents and for the sale
of q very fine brick block on South
Division street. Pays ahOut9 per cent. on
selling price; owner l000miles from the
city erecting mill which he VIII
operate in the future; wants money 10
put in mill and VIII sell cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

MIcH1=sv Republicans who are snxi-
Gus % become statesmen n 0ffiral life
should bcar in mind that there are
more than thirty states in the Union.
and Harrison hasn't been President
eleven weeks vet.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
FURNITURE STORED.

EURNITURE stored. packed and moved Ky
pert packers sent on short notice hy Rad
clif 4 Holt. III Soafh Division 81. Telephone
No. 80 for your moving Vans Jan. l3. az
ANYONE desiring furniture moved ana
Il stored. viii receive liberal inducements by
calling a. s. !. Walkers. II south Division Il.
a speciality is made a renting tables and
chairs for dances. public halls etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

I OSr-0n Saturday about p. m. probably.
II fl Miss Formshys store on Monroe street a
Toll OF bills Amounting 10 90. linder VIII
please return 70 Miss 4. Orth. northwest
corner of Lyon and Kansom-sts. Us
| OST-A pocketbook containing papers,
IL receipts and letters. A liberal reward
viii be paid for the return of the same 10
Sweet or the Clarendon Hotel h. l. Boyle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

II President H1rr son should sccept
the invitation to attend ths Susolk
county, View Yors. FAIR, he VII doubt
less be accused of nepotsn sgain. Hs
g-sndmother wss horn in that iocs tv.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
SITUATIONS WANTRn-MALR.

SITUATION WANTED-By a firsi-class steno-
- grapher and typewriter; also experienced
In oince work and bookkeeping; ] references.
Address W ". A., 81 Mill-st.. city. Ia
NANTED-A position rs collector or clerk,
or any place OF trust; well recommended.
w. r., lj9 Henry-st. li7
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

THE Chicago Nrrs says. Ever since
the 4th Of March Don VI. Dickinson has
been living in 4 peach tree n the south
eru peninsula Of Michigan. He is
SIMPLY waiting. a we are told. 70 be
called. Cincinnatgs-l ke. To the Char
manship Of the National Democratic
Committee" Cinriunatus Dickinson
has returned from satesmauship to the
plow. The ancient Cncinnatus was a.
years old before he was called a second
tine.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
pAYNoNp PARK is located on the line Of

RAl NUNU FANk i Iocaied on tbe Inc ~
IL the g. K. J. 4 u. X. r., three miles from
the city and near one of the most delightful
lakes in Michigan. which s. already popular
summer resort. IL joins the park and grounds
of the Masonic Home, comprising 80 acres,
which Will soon De highly cultivated and
adorned. This f. undoubtedly the most deSirs.-
bic suburban property yet offered 10 the pub
lie. Special Inducements are offered 10 early
purchasers and those wishing 10 build This
season. Terms are generally made 10 suit the
purchaser. For further particulars. call or
address the Grand Union Real Estate tx
change. 3 ana Tower block
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
FOR RENT-ROONS.


EOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished parlOr
and furnished rooms NJ 9l Otfawast. lac
EOR RENT-Slx good rooms up stairs with
inside and outside stairway. blocks south
Of Monroe street; also house Of nine rooms.
with or without barn: street ears pass the
door. Inquire az % south Division 81. l4s
EOR RENT-TOur suites Of rooms for light
housekeeping over Il Monroe 81. lo2
EOR RENT-Furnished front room up stairs
L Tor gentleman. 8 Ransom 81. l46
EOR RENT-Furnished rooms with board /;
4 references required. = FOuntain-st. las
TOR RENT-Nlce large room newly furnished f;
Il lady roomers preferred. Inquire Of ". h.
Joslin. l59 Monroe-st las
E'OR RENT-Front room with board ls9
North Diyison-st.. near pOstotllce. Us
FOR RENT-A very pleasant furnished front
room; gas; use of bath, etc. Inquire
Room ?, Fourth National Bank building.
References required. l5l
t'Ok RENT-For Use of sOcitier, etc the
large hall over EreideTich's music store al
present occupied by the Red Men. Inquire Of
{. b. Judd orr. C. Thwing. l46
ROOMS To rent. furnished or uniurnShed az
"a -. Denis. lz6 Monroe-st. l5b
E0E RENT-Larsge. elegantly furnished rooms
facing tresceutaye. and tanal-st.. with
Gas. newly furnished and reftted. Everything
strictly nrsi-clasS. Entrance, CreScent-aye.
also = Canal-st. Enquire at Room -. 95lv
4 NICELY furnished front room 10 rent.
\ Enquire AT Room Il. Il Pearlst. 20
L0K RENT-furnished rooms. steam heated
and furnished rooms for light hOusek eel
ing Apply az Room lO3. New H0useman block
Elevator from . m 10 u J %. Dec. 1871
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

FOR SALE-Fine lot OF Center-street. near
Mcdowell easy terms. 81 co. ,,,,.s,,,
FOR sALE.-Nice lot on Charles street, near
Cherry sS0. ". II. kIAsEY.
E0R SALE-A great bargain for d few days;
oroom house. CRATE, conservatory. fold-
ing doors. 51NlS3 foot lot, with nice shade
and barn. on Green street; only 5000,
". II. kINSEY.
L'OR SALE-Bran new l0-ro0m house on
l. Paris avenue. % n. lot contract Oter on
house alone. $780, only $500 -,,--,,,,
FoEt tse sALE2 day very % fine St' % IL n k1Hsf9s 1RHnsf9Ps'
EOR sALE-Good Groom house on Lafayette
street. on Watson Weston's add; worth
100. Tor $3.50. w III. hlNSEI.
IGOR SALE-5l IT, lot on Fountain street.
sls0). If taken soon. w. II. KINSEY.
LOR SiLE-The finest site for high priced
Nat in the city. only blocks from post
Office at SO per foot W. II, klNsEl.
EOR SAILED acres fine hardwood timber
land IL miles from city; Will trade for city
property. W. III. kINSkl.
TOR SALE lots on Quimby street. near
W. II. KINSEY.
TOR SALE-Fine Groom house. nearly new.
on Henry street. large lot. 500
" II. kINSEY.
EWR SALI-One of the coziest and most com
pletc houses in the city. with every modern
convenience of the most improved patterns.
in the east part OF town; only s. 500,
". II. KINSEY.
EOR SALE-A bran new modern house OF
rooms on a fine slightly lot on the hill. one
half block from cable cars. west side of street;
only 500. ". IL. kINSEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
PRECOClOUS CHILDREN.
A Boy Who Could speak Three Ian
guages When -Four Years Old.

-
John Pai!ip Baratier was born at SchwO-
bach. in the margravate Of Auspach. IN 1921.
A the axe Of four, states a writer in Notes
and Queries. he conversed with his mother
in French. his father in Latin and hIs serv-
ants iu German Ia his eleventh year he
translated The Travels Of the Rabbi Ben
jamin Of Tadsis" from Hebrew into French.
he was elected a member OF the Royal
Academy of Science a. Berlin, and was Of
fercd the degree of II. a a. the Halle Uni
versi'y. % waicl ne was slmi-ted On draw
Ing u2 and defending fourteen theses IA
philosophy and tho mathematics l135l. he
Died a. tae cary age q nine eeD.
Another marvellous cLlt was Christian
Henry HsinecEer, who was born az Lubeck.
February 9. I1-i-l1st twenty seven days
after B8rst.er frsr saw ths light q Cav
He cogld recite the principal facts in the
"Peutateuchi when blt 0ae year Old, ths
sutirs history of the oil AMI new testament
wss familiar % MIN az fourteen u-nths,
a. two snd oae-had years he c0G4d answer
tue principal questions in ancient and mod
sru history and az five be diei.
Goethe "a said 20 have known German
French. Ital Al, Latin ani GreeS before he
was q ght On January -. 1sso. tie tew
YORK SIN gave a1 account = a lftle negro
Oscar Moors-who knew e AFp-etou :
'r.ucyc iopscis by heart ana cou-1 reclte
arv trf~v p = a. ever ho-r1
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

American enterprise IS psrsoniAed IN
Frank Ciergue, NJ Bangor, Ne, who
has organized the Bank OF Persia, the
Persia Railway and Construction Com
pany and the cts 0t Teheran Water
works Company. each with $1,000, 600
capital. One advantage ne viii have
over those who establish such enter
prises IN this country, r he can gain
the consent of the shah Of Persia and
the Car 0t Russia he VIII not have TO
wait FOR a Legislature or City Council to
make up Is slow mind whether or not
% grant the nece essary franchises. That
Is one advantage Of y deSpOt,sm % a
corporation. The advantage 10 the
people ls another question entirely.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
KTpCTILAFF0Uq


lEa a HALi. 4 Coz are rQen sHf ready far
~ hrFuess assin ~ tfeir Gle quarters.
y M0ur-e e. fai
II tNfEn-Io rarchase . smrH lenss wIfh
modern canFenlrHres ~ good oes fy
rra~ street cars address,. stating terms and
fesc- ptlon ~ hause w q" cars -
carrier he.4 Isf
NEE -te ere list - res7 esfste - sais ~
Nh. kiEsey. advertised ih preeed x
" sT-Hr have rlavaa oar neoe - NJ ID
Fl Feet ErtdEe sf- Hern tage bu4ld q
Hhera Ne sre rfsaF q receive arplicafi ors far
rrs 1 re Hfru tage = l. 4 n &
fa Ir-
n tFNET1C hes "a and GAY vayanf sttings
- .h r1tn IHrls.en-sf.. corner HazlftT
sre ~ = Pre- ILl
X q TTEn--ff Trsn p see our ~ -ar- 'sfrr7f-r.-
~ Fl zretHrr ~ 1rr -TaeT Fl rrfh Fra
r,rvraeaf FrfEsrg. a sd 81 ~ eeton ba' n
ia
K{ANIEp-F F~srv eensars,ar - 1fava case
Irs r. Frrw t.rf ] ~ nE Sfrvt
esso - ia az enslfrg, ~ % felfs faHv
frfs fo as gart = - -. ? EilrVoel
Isspf1Ts - 80 Easf ftr-ef III
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

4 NkkAI and safe Investment Ter sen or
\ year S4inils Is lot er . heuse and log on
ear laTAs.oN-st or hsgktk ward p4Ats,
reasonable prices e&ss payments lout
delay farmer Carroll New HogseulAD
builel2g
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
WhhTED-B0kRD,

WANTED Rooms with board in private
W family havin, piano by gentleman. wife
and daughter East side. r. b.. Box =. this
oifice. 46
EEANTED-A few boarders at l53 Ottawa st b,
W opposite City Han. Peasant rooms. l4T
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

k70K sALB- Los ga MSkees addition. near
tabie Road very cheap on laonfEls Jay
lnsutS So 10 So each Also sofut nae acre
prererts near the cts. al q 04rsAiR- J b. Me
hce 4 sons Z. Monroe ~, To-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
- - -.

~ AAIAL--A good Fett4als la8n ser d Eef-
" Maheuf posiLleA lth chalce ~ advance
He4f Ssl4rs 80 ftT mpUtAi Slal casa
SftarifK gairea. 1Uclvsc stamp toT reFls.
A4drsss A n. box s, tA-s oIles- ID
NAAIEU-o Nrst-olAss sploistsrefs n0Be
" ogler neS1 apply. / +. Acrr-s - SsNth
Division 81. lN
.SOAREePoN NDENT WANTED-A Competent
y e2lR4sScr ana correspondent Tor the
Furniture i s1s Review and Interior Decor
1tQr AadfcSs. vita faA p.rfi calsfs. kcgirW
fuo.lslias Co.. as5 Broadway, Aew erS. lst
WANTED Two men Ter sslesacn IA general
" s-ors u9ae but a peTlchccG nien With
best 81 references need apRiy- Apply - n eel
Michigan Lumber Co.. oedsilie. AtcA., glt
AK experience aud retereneys ls6
NtANTED-6 iron ceTnlce WORKERS. 5 news
W aEunts I upaolstefcT, paper hangers.
] cook. solicitors Rooms - au0 =. II eSlpn
baIlaina Canal-d. is
ANIED-Naa a. take proprietary inter
W est and management % Baptist Record.
Address A. X T., fear. 81. l-
WANTED 10 sell Shetland Mountain
" ponies sample pair ire on busi uess itke
conditions. letters answered u 8 set aacrcsstd
stamped eaKelope = Enclosed. b. NaLraub.
Eorue. Texas
SALESMEN-W wish fen men 10 sell
- our goods by sample 10 the wholesale &uu
retail trade. Largest nEnGi a. uTcTs "a our
line. Enclose 2rent stamp. Wages ; per day.
Pe1mancut position. No posfals ansN erue.
Money advanced for wages advertising. etc.
Centennial NantE Co, Cincinnati, ono. l4s
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

A NAME nsn las ce7e.cped Few s1a
vsrY Elnal idea for mas.nE money in
saw csse he s1rs he = ro-ag - brig
s-it against rs a-trio Fht coz pa1T fof
damages ~ his hers. Ia ksepilE tde1l
s~sTe every rEtt urtl twelve -c.cc< nT
the hriEht iE- a. ley ars w--r CT for
wan- r sep. sn3 az - tire' to az
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

L,0R eALE-At = bargain. A. acres good
eak and hickory timber land in Texas
twelve miles from county seat ftie pfffetti
Al 8 per acre. will exchange for cliy property.
and Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

room ho-ee nn Turner e. 1900
lIl-r.o.a house eg lafi-es So. a modern
eenrenien~es. only 1ne block from cable me
g eF
roon hogsa on College ave- worth 800
iIot 81 rerlsave three blocks fr7m street
ear inc -fa
kna -taer Gesirasie property IN a. parts q
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
HELP WANTED FEMALE.

lac
WAN1ED-At once nrst-elass sewing girls
W Miss Mcmillan. Room !. Porter Block. 40
WANTED-A girl thorougly competent 10 do
w general hOusework. Mrs. A. BeVier
So Terrace ave. lu-
WANIED-d0 general girls Is cooks. Y din
W ing room girls. chambermaids, @ lauu-
dresses IS diShwashers : kitchen girls; best
wages paid. Rooms - and IS. Weston build
ing. Canal -. lss
NrANTED-A good competent girl for gen
W eral housework Al Sl7 East Brldgest. l4s
WASTED-six nrst-class dressmakers al s7
W Jefferson-aNe. lss
WANTED-A good nurse girl with reference
W Call al Y Fourth 81. Mrs. Jos. kort
lander. ls7
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A dishwasher
at the Fletcher Place. Ia
WANfED-A girl for general housework
Inquire al l07 Henryst ls6
4 GOOD tailoress wanted al l54 Ellsworth
a ave. H. DeMaat. Prop. l46
WANTED-At once "A competent girl ia a
" family Of TWO. Apply al l9S seribner 81.
40
WANTED-Po as nurse for ladies aud
children. 81 Hastings-st. lao
WANTED-A lady in each city, town and
township 10 procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine, conducted by Mrs John A.
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
ences required. Address The Brodix Publish
ing Company, Washington, ID. G.
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WANTED B0ARDERs.
LOST

WANTED-BoardeTs at rs North Ionia-st
W Gentlemen preferred. -
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REAL ESTATE oouEFkY

lfOk SALE-Lof Ne. = cIIaws Beach this
lot d ore 0f the hret sriecgiohs 10 Is TO-
VAtt4 pHlA . short distance from tie notel ana
las ) nnr view 81 Lake Michigan. address
JAS. H. haskihs ~ W =. Leteland. Grand
AapiGs Mich. lS-SHu
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4 GREAT bAI0AlA-24o-scre farm, frame
= house. good orchard iHo acres improved
j miles from BALDWIN Tor safe cheap. Enquire
ggart. " oieaJl osnson. 81 vi
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AkOMkA cant vote but II seu ~oaid he Tloh
" and hspps ln yOUr cid axe b0S one -
these houses and let's. OF vacant iot Of 4. y
AnES9eii You caD tUS them srTs cheap II
y ga want pine land ~ outside property. 81
laoney cEli 81 n. 5 lsoKctts block. opposite
Sweet Hotel iN
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S1S To - month can be made worlIns 9

ytc for Us. Agents preferred who can fur
nish horse and give their whole time 10 the
business. spare moments may be prOttabiy
employed also. A few vacancies Ia towns and
cities. y. /. Johnson 4 Co., loe Main-st-,
Richmond. Va. \. B.-Please state age aud
business experience. Never mind about send
ing stamp for reply. b. y. J. A Co.
WANTED-R Reliable local and travelling sales
W men. Positions permanent. Special In
ducemenis now fast-selliuE speciaities Don't
delay. salary from start. Brown Bros. Nur-
seTymen. Chicago. III. rs
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MONEY TO LOAN
AGENTS WANTED.

WASTED-A few good energetic agents.
w ladies preferred, 10 sell "Mtchie's Uni
yersal silver Polish" IL IS not silver
soap" paste" or powder" but y chemically
pure liquid silver polish. IL Is faVorlie with
people who have silver ware and good seller
For terms and particulars address c. T.
Ktch!e. leweler and manufacturer. Hopkins
station Mich l4Stf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
New House for $500.

Two sets double door ways; extra
large windows; natural wood pillaster
finish; cellar: and all for only $500; in
good neighborhood.