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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18
HardlHeart Softened.

Young Lady-"Father this is scandal,
Gus! The idea of a man of your standing
coming home in this condition.
Old Gentleman-"Couldn (hic) help
it, m dear Met zee young Teller |
wouldn't let you marry. an (hic) had
some drinks wiz him, and he's such good
Teller ] said he (h.c) could marry you
right off, m dca.."
mercy! Where is hep''
"Dunno, m dear. P'Ilceman took I'm
OF (hic) in wheelbarroy." -
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18

And 100 men TO call daily on any druggist
for free trial package of Lanes Family
Medicine, the great root and herb remedy,
dis oyered by DR.. Slas Lane while in the
Rocky Mountains. For diseases Of the
blood, liver and kidneys it is a positi, @
cure For constip tion and clearing up the
complexion il does wonders. Children
like it. Everyone praises it. Large size
package so cents. st all DRUGGISTS.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18

Is it probable that what a million WON
en- say after dairy trial is mistake! They
say they know by test that Dobbin's Elec-
trio is most economical, pun est ut best.
They have had "a years to try it, You give
I one trial.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18

Marshall Field, the Chicago millionaire
dry goods merchant, employs man at a
regular salary to see that his charities are
worthily bestowed. He spends $4,000 a
year in charity.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18

Mrs. Gen. Sheridan is TO spend the sum
mer on the coast of Maine, in the neighbor-
hood of Mount Desert. She is devotlng her
life 10 her young children, from whom she
never allows herself 10 be separated.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18

The Troy lumber company of West Troy,
Mich, is suing a. Cartier in Judge Water
mans court in Chicago for $4,000. Car
tier was lumber dealer in Ludingtir ,
Mich, and in 1,S3 the Troy company en-
tered into a contract with him to sell him
the logs and timber on a large tract of land
in Newaygo and Lake count.Os, Mich. BY
the reement & ritter was TO paT 5000 q
and if the amount OF timber feG snort OF
5O.OO0,CO0 feet the company WIS to give
him rebate of 5000 and in addition
thereto allow him reduction OF 81 % per
1000 for the shortage. Two estlmators
were chosen, who spent ten days figuring
on the amount of lumber and their report
was that the forest contained 1905, AL
ieet The Troy company accepted the es
innate and allowed Cartier 1000 for the
alleged deficiency under 5O,OOO,OOO feet.
The company now claims that the actual
number Of feet Of timber was nearer 10
600, 600 than 26.00OC00, and that Cartier
bribed the estimators-that of the Troy
company az well as his own-to place the
minimum estimate ON the capacity oil the
forest.
lii ,.i,.o fnn ,..,.,o "a for INV Caa0 ri
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18

II. Il. Huff, while cutting down a bee
tree on his farm, five miles from Atlanta,
ga, discovered in Tire hollow trunk eight
army muskets and Two bay0nets. Soldiers
stored them there . wears AGO.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18

they might be called, on the part OF the
French army authorities show how thor
oughly the governments there looks after
its equine material. for as said before,
nowhere else. in the world is the horse
breeding industry So thoroughly looked
after. How we'll this is,done may be judged
from the last annual report of NJ. de Cor
mette, the director general of tho French
haras or government stud. which is before
me. 0nJan. there were i'm the twenty
two depots belonging to the state 24o5
stations, of which t9l, or I.6e per cent,
were thorougnbreds; 1874, or 4-95 per cent,
Arabs; 1874, or 5.35. per cent, Anglo-Arabs;
or 12.45 per cent. heavy draught horses.
OF these stations all but fifty were in use,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18

Chicago women are looking after the
working girls of that city. They have a
home for sef-supporting women, which
has been patronized all the year by 20
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18

Kalakaua. the iovial king of the Sand
witch Islands, is sorely IN need of money.
He wants $1,000 for the expenses of his
proposed trip to the Paris expcsition.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18

Edison is now engaged, among other
things, on far sighted machine. by which
he hopes TO be able 10 increase the range of
vision by hundreds of miles.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18
Sheriff. Sale.

Smoke the Sheriff Sale Segar a straight
10c Havana cigar for &C.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18

quite year longer when they, too, have
to be discarded and fresh recruits put in
their places.
The question Of cavalry remounts is ono
that has been occupying the attention of
every government in Europe for years. 1t
is true that the question there is one of
more ins.ediatc Importance than tits here,
but in consequence the point ut Issue has
been more thoroughly considered and ex-
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18

Don't hawk and blow and spit, but use
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. OF druggists.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18

one by one tine tai, out Ialsils Punch" out
lives them all.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18

We will give 500 reward for any case o.
catarrh that cannot be cured with Hall
Catarrh Cure Taken internally.
u. J. CHENEY 81 Co., Proprs., Toledo, y
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13
FOR RENT HOUSES.

LTOk SALB OR RBNT-A new e-roOm house.
4 corner James and Logsu-sfs-, one block
from street car line fun piumbed bath room.
cisteru. city and well water will sell cheap,
aud on easy terms. or make a three years
lease 90 good party. with or without furnace
IN house. b. ;. Hopkins. architect. q Mon
roe 81 CITY -
Tor RFNT-'rhe Arnold Houss with barn
Il attached. corner W Bridge ard summer
sis; also the furniture and fixtures ia the
house for sale after October Isl Inquire on
the premises,
HOUSE With - rooms for r>nf. No. Il Cass a.
IL Inquire 81 q. i. Nililams. ~ Bal Barn
hart Putnam. Lztf
LOR RENI-As am about 10 move into an
other house. / vii rent my present , ono.
No. - Barclay e.. furnished or unfurnished
fifteen rooms-nine being sleeping rooms
bath room. furnace bot and cold water. cleo
trio BETS. ranfels and a modern improve
ncrfs. only two blocks from the park Charles
W. Tufts. Tufts A Buchanans iaw once. LEI
yard block. 81
TO EENI--A seven room house. in TIE rear
Il IS Rarc ~ ST.. So yer months Cistcru
and riy water 70 the house lusaire Of l. =.
NrnrIn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

CovNGroS, Ind, Sept. l2.-Phlander
Cronkhite accidentally shot himself to-
day at Il o'clock at the residence Of his
brother. He died at l O'Clock. He
recently returned from Washington TO
attend the wedding of his brothers.
two daughters, who were married last
night at the home of their father.
Augustus Cronkhite, treasurer of War
rem county. The infare was TO have
been held today az the residence OF
Elisha Rogers, who lives about four
miles from here. The guests were as
scnblng when word reached Mr.
Rogers of the accident. Mr.. Cronkhite
was formerly editor of the Danvllle,
H.. Commercial, and left the Republican
party IN 1884 to support Cleveland. lie
was appointed by Gen. Black % a posi-
ton m the pension office, which ne
resigned about ten days ago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

Jaitsd Prsss asports, Prom % @aa sAF',
Ossissry. Al tas Loesi Ne~s. sHd ths
cisaaast aad Most PiaiaiT rrintsd Paper
pubHshsa la Grand Rsslss.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

ga C3.sG
Coming zcEoss LAKE Michigan Ga ths
steamer CITY u ssukee the CONVEX
sz.iol turned "a th9 tre2cherous
character VI tia l4ks, whieh las =
record Tor disasters beyCAd al tae
others y the great American axe.
Capt. SmA-lm2u, yho has crossed
nesrly 500 times ia the steamer shlc-
be NV commands, sad the trouble a.
IA the laek OF god L4rnors IA tie
lover portion ~ the lake. AL the
hAroors ca the Michigan shore are
entered tnf0azn narrow rivers. The
Government has improved these har.
bOrs b. builAlng Ogt p.ers into the lake
and erecting lighthouses and ranges.
With a gaze blowing from most any g.
recE0a and heavy seas lt i most tif.
ncuit sa>k % get 4 vessel inside the
piers, ard 4 they are missed IN enter
rg the vessel = sure - 20 ~ destruc-
t0n.
Grand Traverse Bay j. the only really
good bArtCE On the Michigan coast
The worst storms tnat sweep the LAKE
come from the n0rthWard and north
westward. and except for vessels near
tile upper end OI the lake, Grand
Traverse Bay = not available Tn,
Wisconsin shore d worse than the
Michigan 4s regards shelter. A harboi
" refuge Is talked OF, but Just where
60 locate it the engineers have not
agreed, but the vessel men thlnk i
should be- AZ either Grand Haven, IIOl
land OF >augatuck. Cor. Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

q 10y
tsefst - Sesg As0
TIE eEAsr csrcfEg sAys P2exs As t1e ee-
ps~1ax C-24rd sssa-asa1g ss4s c4szsg -
IL 5lez 40 sa32gi1 egt isso t-s strs4zl,
- sls1slg --9sklas 54si1ssS zz1 hzs.lly eu-
tra1ed : ls.ly ~ao w4s oze - f-e F-sse1-
gers z1d s1sAsd 6eHa ths E4s s pax -
tie 0a-Tf
Gssar A1rrse.Iy gp . ; zslz8eA0'y lo4ssr
y 10 ss-s .sslc1lr he 51sy crowd, tne zen
tsn4n drew an ts1.ao pa Il freis1s
sac sd.
~ -lt - cara ce42rP
~ ~ czt
4Yoa see nat lzay n black On the bridge
rAsrsf sal tie cl--Sea-
@Cert7
..Wel. taags NJ wife. gang 70 Europe.
Nv, y course. sae4 e1peot ne 70 st-1a
here f-r ne asxt tUelly la-aQtes, While t1s
steamship = B-1k-eg 4ld h.--ag around. 80
a. u wave ~ hanak5rchlef ald watch her
cus ~ IL Sest'
4 ketcn on. boss"
..We4, In TOO blsy 70 fool around here
stock . bay, biz 70 attend - sae's lite
neAr. sighted. 60 I u just hire you % wave
tGls h4adke-hisf instead. lis blg one
with 4 red barcsr, Gad ss losg IS Is sees 4
she'll lhiuz rs ne Cone Up 70 - Wall
street VIXEN they are .e4 CT And Il pay
you'
3 posin' she looks through telescope or
suthiu
In that case you'n have 10 bury your
face ia The handkerchief and DO the great
weep pacL"
That J Be City cents extra"
"AA Tigat. Time IS money. Look sharp
nowi You can kiss Jour hands a few
times A., say, che dime per kiss, and sn4p-
ping hs watch tho Oysr-driven business
man rushed OF
We pria; this affecting little incident 10
cal attention 10 the fact that the man thus
employed has gone into the business regu-
Arly. de is now professional reweller,
and business men and others can save valu-
able time aud yet give their departing rel
atives an enthusiastic send-.f by apply IN z
q the above specialist any steamship day.
10 early 10 avoid the rush.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

Gok'I ieSs slghS II tbe f4ei IAHl see can eas
a soea ATE hslla< tor - ~ =. = frsFiA.
l. p Ash NOTE STOW A f4riSh have renewed
thef s1lNs a. EeaH j Tower bls1A. skesS
ttcf lne pfcpsrco A. ever So sci rasi estate
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13
THE ENGLISH AGAIN.
Kumored Sale Of BiS Paper Concern Al
Mztsrto~ -. n

hunaofcd sale OF a BtE fapcr Concern al
W2tsrto~n, -. n
NEw IoHK, sept. IA rumor mas
been prevalent for several days that
the Remington Paper Company, whose
mills are Al Watertown, y. y, had sold
It's plant and business TO an English
syndicate for 81 ,s0o, 900. According TO
this rumor \. d. Remington, the presi-
dent of the company, receives one
third OF the securities of the new com
pany. consisting of debcnture bonds
and common and preferred stock. lt
Is also said that Mr.. Remington Is TO
manage the business tor three years,
and Tor that time guarantees 10 per
cent per annum profits. The Office Of
the company IN tins city is on the sixth
ilOOr OF the Times building. One of the
Messrs. Remington said yesterday that
the president was out of town, and that
nobody else was authorized to speak Oi
the matter. lie said, however, that
the sale had not been cOnsummated
but he would not deny that negotia-
tons for a sale were going on.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13
SITUATIONS wAETED-sAIE.

| AIDES seeking work Of any kind can find
Ia places 10y calling at the Ladies' En-
ployment PariOrs. room 6S. Menham block,
lil% Monroest. 25e
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13
st. Andrew. Temperance Cadets.

AZ meeting of the st. Andrews
Total Abstinence Society last night, the
Sc. Andrews Temperance Cadets were
organized with the following officers:
Commander, John B|ain. first wee
commander, John O'Couner, second
vice commander. p. VI. Calieton. The
tactics Of the Knights Of -. John we're
adopted. and il Is hoped that one of
tine commanders Of tic Knights Will
dr-l the CADETS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

Mat Steeniaud and Joe Heyb0or fVo
young fellows II about II years Of age,
were arrested yesterday bv Detective
smith for stealing q large amount If
brass from the Phoenix Furniture Com
panv. Tho bows broke into the engine
and machine rooms and broke Of All
the bra they could carry way. AZ
ter their arrest they confessed 70 hav-
fnr takrn IT,
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS.
y State OF Michigan. tcunty at keat. S.
Probate Court for said county fstaTe Of A n
ton kItm r.. deceased. The undersigned hag-
Ing been appointed by the Hon. Judge OF Pro-
bate of said county. g 'nmissiouers en Claims
in the matter OF said estate. and six months
from tnc laird day # September a. d. lsS9.
having been allow ed by said Judge Of Probate.
40 a ! persons having claims against said Estate.
IN which TO present their claim 10 us for ex-
animation aud adjustment.
Notice Is hereby given. that We viii meet
ou Medntsday. the 10Th day of October, A. D..
lsSl. aud oA NJ lnday. the 30 day OF March. A.
o.. 1890. al TO @ clock =. m of each day. at the
o'3cr II r. lOcttrtrt. lie Canal street, in the
city OF Grand Rapid, IN said county. 10 receive
80 examine such Claims.
Dated September T.. A. ID. lssq
FREDERICK L0ETTGERT,
CHAS. j. POTTER.
fri Commissioners.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

ytANTFD-Ever consumer Of stove 1sso-
W line 10 know that am selling stove S1s
oline. In any quantity. AT cents. delivered 10
any part Of the city. !. o. BAinw0oo- lele-
phone l0Ss l5s East Fulton ~.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

MassHArf.. Mich. sept. 12.-Georgs
BeIcher vas convicted this morning on
a charge IF asssultinc bis sterdsugh -er
che Jury beng outs Little over half an
hour. BelCher a p bad man. aDa came
nesr beng convicted II the same crime
on SISTER If the grl a year Cr tva
a-o. A heavy sentence - expected.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13
COULD NOT HOLD HIM.
X. W. Eiiston Examined on Charge
PartfeiDatine in n Doe Tioht

X. w. EliSton Examined on Charge of
Participating in Dog Fight.
K W. Ellston, the proprietor of the
road house known as Oak Lawn, who
was arrested some weeks ago charged
with being present at the dog fight at
which Pat Mcnamara figured as con-
spicuOus figure, was called up before
Justice Westfall yesterday. 1t was
proved that Ellston was ut Sunnyside
Hotel when the party with their dogs
arrived there, but there was 10 proof
that he was on the ground when the
fight took place. The justice decided
that the evidence was not sufficient to
hold MIN for trial on the charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

PEEsIDESr HAREIsoS was mercilessly
hret upon by the amateur photograph
ers AZ the Centennial show IN New
York and learned a lesson. AT BalU-
more he successfully used MS hat for a
saielf.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

s hoses aud lots oB Comslock : plat ios
price. 80 lots "a Leonard ca. : addition.
prsnes from 500 up,Auo various Other lois AID
houses aua lst~ uui described
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13
TRIAsURER's NOTICE.

Cry TRTAsrRFR's 0FWCF
GakNn RAPIDS. Mich. Sept. 4. is3s
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading. graveling and paving the
cutters 0f fourfn-avc. from branfviiie ave.
t. oakland ave. IS now In my hand and that
Will receive payment thereon for the period
Of twenty davs from this GATE at the ONCE of
the CITY Treasurer. CITY llHN.
GEORGE T. DERRY.
srutol city treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

HASLAs is retired. Teemer has gone
and O'Counor Is beaten by an Austral-
ian. Wdl not Charles r. Courtney
please rise up and restore the aquatic
.hon0rs 70 America
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

'nhtt hfh"tttoi lots a. soutllckst lArt of
city alsa i-1 acres ~ fne usapis lanG "a
Ehrtoysgau county vii sell "a exchange isr
riis residence pas difference ia cash II s.nS.
Ofnce y ld1icvtA9 peiieins 10 j. IL 6 and
ias lr. ~ III Ross 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

The confidence posse ssed ny the uar-
ufactursrs II ~. ~7ges Cst1rrh Rem
rdT n their AZ ~ 81 cure Che worst
eases of ussai cstsrrh. no matter cf
bcw long Standing. = sttesteti in a most
substantial manner ~ their stsrc 81 z
reward af $50 offered for many years
past. s1r sn rcursn.e case cf t.l-s 17rr-
srrue ard Dangerous disease. lrr Rfr,-
s1T IS sod ~ drugs SIS. az only -
cents. lt e rnl.d. s0CfarE. cleansing.
6eo1or,Fng. sur.strtc ard healing
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

THE Brooklyn Tis.es seems alarmed
at the affection which John l.. Sullivan
expresses for the City of Churches. It
fears DC VIII come there 10 be nomi-
mated for Congress. one thing is pretty
certain. John l.. VII be able TO knock
out any man who runs against him.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

TaF movement for a piano trust has
encountered difficulties. There ought
20 be harmony 10 the piano business if
auVW here
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

EARrHQrAKEs and foods work des-
trueton "a other States but Michigan
escapes thcm all.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS



NANftD-t Fhelslerer ueatcd Ter rae
ltlePhe ae 20 wr-4f. breWns tphelstes WORKS
y 4sAeseA AloA. -
IL AAIff-' lefks Ter 0Ts goodS stores. nj
Ladies fmp.Dy ymeHt fArlafs. room s.. Nts-
AaA tiock 4sl4 Aenroc-si -
SALE>NEN WASIEb-Te sell goods ~
te1niei A1s Co.. Nlne!4&D. o.. or CAlcase. -
NANIhll-l 2Es4sseFs % line 81 kew goods
~ QeiNk sales ~ 80 il-l-.4 required utsi
have urst class city Ttfsfenees. The t- =.
ADAMS hoase Furnishing House. 81 South ll
fisiea-st.
lAAN1kD-Salesmen. clerks book Eerpel>
" barteuders. to2faStnTs, SAippi2s clerks.
iSrm haAc2. once help Ald All utherS ouI 81
rfciy neW and thoroughly reliable system ~
procuring aitOs tiens. No-OfefAtite tinpioN
meat toll pans. 1924 Monroe 81. rooms 81 ana
- Porter tiocA, Phone l0r.
WANTED-Parties employed IA factories
" wholesale houses. railroad oHccs. efe-.
alse members 81 orxanlz8fio 60 Increase
Their salaries weekly. worthy investigation
II O.. Boa s. care this on'ct. -
HOOPEkS WANIEp-Eo keep away froa
= Oraud Rapids 0D SccfunI ~ lockout. ty
order OF tovpeio' tnlol, Aa. 20. rNff
WANIED-NAN-f0 saEe fhe agency of enr
" aafrsi sltc z-XleXl, lNcar>i vVighf 90
lts.; retail price SIS; other sizes lu Proportion
rare cAa nee 10 create a permanent business
~ home. These safes meet demand never
before supplied ~ othrf sale refr panieS. - ne
are net governed by he sale Pool. Alpine
SAFE Co. Cincinnati. q. wed sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

The First Presbyterian Society, of Bag
City, Viii build a new church. Thel
have just PAID s. ,2o0 for site for tn,
building.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

AR sassertbsr 70 THE TELEGRAM.
HEEALD shs falls 90 ressiss the PA9ea
regularly. sAo may have reason In
soaaelAia OF late delivery. viii confer .
special f2ssr by inrormtn< this ernee OF
TIE rast al once. ssad postsi card or cal
.p tsIspAons 53t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13
McHUGH AGAIN.
lie win be Arrested on a Serious Charge
by Emma Mcmillan.

Emma Mcmillan swOre out a warrant
for James McHugh, an ex-policeman
yesterday, charging him with making
an attempt to criminally assault her.
She says that McHugh came into her
house when she was alone and took I'M
proper liberties with her 50 that she was
obliged TO leave her house and go to
her SISTERS 10 escape him. McHugh
has not yet been arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

TuE Haytian war which has just
closed involved a sacrifice of 400 lives
and a expenditure of $4,000, 900.
Peace has been secured, but how long
G. . vii last no one can foreteu. Insur-
rect.on IS the natural state of the Hay
tan negro.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13
ERNEST D. DISBROW, M D.

TeIe0hone 882.
once and Residence 1l3 Monroe ST.. Grand
Rapids. Mich.
Hours-Before a. m, II 20 Il a. m. 10 3
and TO =. n. and at night
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

lok'T isss slghg II tbe f.ei EAsl see can eas
- koea 1tV hsAa< tor - ~ = = frssiA.
piKASh NOTE stow a p.rlsh hsss renewed
hs sfss,.s s = sea = .es + I've = ss ' s sssss shs
4 t4rsAia. Houses iof sale 81 alsntAis pas
a.sSal&
DNlN sA residence lois lefl ~ ear Disssisa
=. ll4t. Cal at eRee 4 sou x&ut sae tss9
Ana NleSl.a>t IL tAs ct8. oes es.l e>s e-ae
rtS i'1tafe sOE tas elseR here Turner ea4
Naffoil 81 3iss Ss neV heuseEaSN hlsek
4 kAhz hAk0A1A-faesE iots ia tlfeat
A%INas isr The mones So e%sh sua tas
-~4eA.e 80 trEM II ye&is ~ per cent -
t''s.A e,-sfe boy IA. =. r. AAtis.isi' olies )
As'ed aieck. sspasite - oct's Hotel As
k'oh sAlt-oa seoi.ihis paymeufs. Eoed siA-
i.eia hs.lse. let s.xts-siA - oAe heNIird
sitre sr-''s s.ss iest ga si a. Ss-t e'
neF feitoh's 81. snt ColisEeAte. z&d
FVh sAif tufts has eats t~o 81 those r.
cA~At afte &Aa 1-silek tt&re> ltft.
he cal So NsA eeii1 plaee igI s.so' ts.sa
yea can set essev here Tor SsAN Mhsf
he builds 81 mAnf hal be sets eserythiAf
one-l laAi trI OF e4d scis IL ssU ~ he sane
rste biite Iainas s. a&ateis hot s~ici ~isa
az moafta i-ni1aftm nts. Cash. tliut or
saoutbl, fsaNlhrois laau1 BE- Zee lAft. Tufts
A Uchs aaA lan 0aict Leayara biock ~
Ihkkt brAuliiu lots IL southeast part ~
cts also i-p .eies - tne maple lAnG la
riis resiaenes. pes difference ia cash II .lns.
Oalct y ld1iruAa neiicins. 10 a. IL { and i
~ IN NJ. 4. Ross -
IAEDE AMOUNT or RRAI FSTk rf
\ for sale Must and vii ht sold
have 6, lots Ter sale GA frAllck addition.
corner ii tiltA Anc hadlson-aResi lois sG by
40 lret g. al alley; prices from ! 49, a. 500
y lots on Mao snn-aNe. Gue How ard al GA
IfAliCt and oFacu A1dlIlauf GflcUs range
from % ID 500 The mosl II these lots ale
sefH desirable. Saite centrally located neat
school house aud street cars the ad34c eut
property - he ng rapidly bnlii az,
lot No. i. Tanners addition, iresceti II +,
foaTth iot ursl 0i south Division -. b. bS ia-
II House barn and lot No. 81 Jciicison-ase
House barn and two lois % corner u
Easi Ano TiiamHSsls-
5 hoses ana lots oB Comstocks pai io"
price 80 lots "a Leonard a Co : addltiait
prsrrs from 500 Up.Auo various othci lois az
houses and lots uoi described
All viii bs sald very cheap. title perfect tine
aHd terms made 20 suit Ne Npelst III
shoNlas property. Also cash g. ioan oA fra|
estate security on favorable terms. Cat al
No. 5, New Bou>enAn bulldinK Oh heAis
fTalick 1Z.ti
lAL have 5ast had t~o good iots PLACED "a
" our AADds bS young lady 80 4ui 60 leave
the city she j. willing % sell Tor Ia - thA1
cost one year AGO. cass terms l4ttt Broth
ers. over Arcade. lsVii
tHOR rALl-i.0t dl1 cheap, must be solo "a
.ncc Nood chance Tor speculation. ~ L,
get cheap place f0F home. Southeast part al
ciIy. Price s4oN Address Ii. Med. Telegram
Herald. lo>l
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13
MONEY TO LOAN.
FURNITURE sToBED.

DADCiTFF Holt. general wsrehous. men,
IL af Ill south Division 81. store All kinds ~
merchandise ~ reasonable rates pacslnf ate
moving promptly attended to bY feiephonlng
No. go Jan -
ANYONE desiring furniture moved arc
y stored. will receive liberal inducements ~
calling 81 < J Walkers III south bivison.sf
A speciality De msde 81 renting tables sh0
chairs for dances public halls. ele
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

Lot No i. tanners addition, ifesceti II
foaTth lot urSt 0i south Division -. b. bS i1-
II House. barn and lot Nc 81 JEFFERSON -Asc !.
hcuse barn and two lois Oh corner ~
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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-13

TIE opponents Of execution by cleo
tricity in Nev YORK urge It as one Of
their strong points that death By that
method mayu0t be painless. The man
who commits murder ISN'T usually 50
tender to The feelings Of his victim.
Death has none TOO many terrors for
mm. There should b. no barbara
cruelty exercised toward The criminal
condemned 70 death but The State s
under no moral Obligation to send hm
ont on fovsry beds Of ease. If he gets
over the river with as little suffering as
the average v-ahiding c.t.ren. % S
not necessary to worry about that part
Of