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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06
TOWN TOPICS.

See AFtnlr a Phllnrlc's = .go cabinets.
Fla P4luer 81. Wm. II Palmer : tie
title " a new divorce sult N the circuit
court.
The E1ks hold al election tonight 70
Choose a. exalbed ruler wee g. ".
Ga .lncey, ressgned.
a me new passenger locomotive Las
been received Dy the 81. RAJ. IL
came fo1 the works az Pittso1fg
a nsw ssmaphoss h4s been placed al
tle crossing u TIE O.. i. / /. a. t4e
Lake shore tracks On >LANEaut-4ve.
Albert Nay, oI Heyn's bazar. ~as ar
rested Yesterday on the charge 0r 90
-iruetLg the street slth boxes. lis
ira. . set down foF today.
Ihe fire department nas been m
creased The city Laemaas 3. W
Orrnn. ot Court-st. Yesterday became
tne father ~ a Douue-ls BOY.
The citizens IN the dsnseiy populated
district east oI tne llty .-uAts nave de
c.aed 70 put gp sfretg sgns and plt
numbers ca lae houses 80 tnat they
eau nave tnelg mai delivered by car
riers.
Material has been received for build
lna AZ extension of 100 feet o. the e.. a
~. N freight depot GA Lhe West side.
The addition is made % afford better
accommodations Tor handling turul-
sure.
tr.-~ state organization 0t tne fatri-
atclal circle. comprising members from
ono, Indiana and Michigan, was
formed al Fort Wayne 0n Wednesday.
j a.. Putnam, " thls city, WIS chosen
grand orator.
Res T. Eck-ter. of Grand Rapids. to
uHum tae congregation ol the Allen
Street Holland Church of this city has
ll-r extended a call. was here yester-
day looking over the clV ana calling
upon friends Nakegoa CAoaseis.
r.. 4. Crozler. for some time past
With the Chicago boot and shoe store,
has formed partnership Nltn l.. Pal
mer. formerly OF the wholesale house
oi Reeder & Palmer, aud the new firm
viii open up boot and shoe store next
week 40 Traverse t.ty-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06


Mrs. Anna Berger IL spending a week
AZ Jackson.
n. VI. Amberg VIII return from New
York the nrst OF next week
Mss Anna Canser, OF Bay City, Is
visiting Mrs. Chas &. nressler, of SD
South Divs.On.st.
Mrs. L. d. Randall. of Central Place,
has returned from a two months visit
IN Oakland county.
Joseph Housoman and wife and Mrs.
" VI Houseman sall from Queenstown
today on their return home.
Mrs. g. A. French and family have
returned from the Adrondacks, where
they have been spending the summer.
Mss Kiltie Mattson, who has been
spending seven weeks with relatives
and friends a. Union City, Ind, Is tx
pecled home today.
J. w. ClOstcrhouse, for some time
past with Houseman, Dounally & Jones,
has resigned. and takes a position with
-. W. Woodburn * Co
Mr. and Mrs. LLOYD Breeze have gone
o. Jackson for a few days visit, after
which they Will proceed 10 Chicago,
their future place Of residence.
81. R.ndgc has returned from Bos-
tom With his family, VINO have been
spending the summer AZ Nantaskct
Beach and the White mountains.
Mrs. +. E. Knight, who has for so
many years lived at the corner OF OF
awa--t. and tresccut-avc., has moved
to her new home N Pavilion, y. Y.
Her many friends Will be glad 70 hear
of her safe arrival there and that she is
none the worse physically for the
Journey She WILL be missed by the
many who have learned 10 lover her.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

Henry y. Jones. the attorney who
was arrested on a charge Of forging an
Endorsement % a cheek, was brought
before the police court yesterday morn
.ng and honorably discharged. The
prosecuting attOrcey stated that the
re9' cu'pur h3i been discovered. and
tnar rhcre Vls an absolute certainty Of
Mr.. Jones entire Innocence. lis arrest
was brougbtaoouthy several apparently
Inaccessible b.unders.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

Prof. II. s. Thompson, the we'll
known composer and teacher Of music,
formerly OF Boston, died at his resi-
dence on Lake street September at
2:30 p. m, after long and severe i'll
ness. Funeral from his late residence
tomorrow ats o'clock y. m. Friends
of the family are invited. Prof. ThOlnp-
son was the author OF several very
popular songs, among them the cele-
Dratcd melody "Llly Dale" lie was a
musical genius, but ike so many mon
Of retiring disposition, was not fully
appreciated by the public. His produc-
tlons made good deal Of money for
the publishers, but he realized little
himself
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

\ man giving his name as 7. J. Clark
has been working a very successful
scheme 70 defraud lis method Of
operation Is % get possession OF the key
Of a house that IS 20 rent and then TO
let the house to some party. getting q
months rent IN advance. He then gets
q comm ssion ont of the proprietor, and
tho fraud . not discovered for thirty
DAYS. lie has worked out his territory
Ia Muskegon and has SKIPPED % parts
unknown. II supposed, however,
that hc came to Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

Attorney 4. owen Cgor.er was mar
rcd last evening o. Mss Florence
Weed. The ceremony wns performed
nv Rev a e. Merriam a. the res.dcurc
of the bride parents, 80 Clo-ry-st.
whore q reception was held. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crozcr .eft after the reception for
Milwaukee va Grand Havou. and wili
take tnirfy days tour through the
west
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06
A GOOD DEAL OF WATER.

Immense Amount of Moisture Consumed
Daring tho Month OF August.
The amount OF water consumed by
the city during the month of August
far exceeded that OF any previous
month. The greatest amount con-
sumed IN any previous month WAS 96,
100000 gallons, but IN August the
amount was lS4 900 900 gallons. Dur
iag the last five days the engines have
been pumping nearly SIX million gal
Ions daily, or at the rate of lS2 900, 900
a month. The extreme capacity OF the
pumps Is / 900, 900 gallons a day.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

The remains OF James sweeney, who
was accidentally killed in the "Maid Of
Erin" miue near Leadwile, Col, have
been brought here for burial, and the
funeral Will be held at -. James
Church at 5 o. clock TINS morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06
FIRE.DAMP EXPLOSION.
Nan Blown Nearly one Hundred feet
aud Probably Fatally Hurt.

aud Probably Fatally Hurt
Para, Ills. sept. "a terrific explO-
son OF dre-damp IN shaft No. ., Para
Coal COmpany's mines, occurred at .
o'clock this morning. Several men
We're AT work closing an old
room, when the explosion oc-
Cured, aud William Le.tham WAS
blown a distance OF nearly one hundred
loet, and probably fatally injured. Ed
ward Jackson and William Brothers
were seriously injured. IL Is claimed
the nfen had dIsobcycd Instructions by
not keeping their lamps close To the
hoor, as II was known there was a dan
gsrOus quantity OF gas IN the room.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06
MINERS ENTOMBED.
Sixty-two Men in the Bowels of the Earth
Two Eodie, Recovered.

EDINBURGH, sept 5.-An explosion
occurred today in the iron stone pit of
the Maurlccwood colIery, Midlothian,
which threatens disastrous cOnse-
uucnccs. Two dead bodies have al
ready been recovered. Slxty-twO
miners ara entOmhed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

The funeral II ihe late Mrs. Forrest
r. Presiiey VII - held AZ ths residence
~ 1er father. Renisrln S. Hanchrt.
saturday forenoon az 20 O'Clock. t'v-
nz -o ner tts daughter ncss WITH
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

The funeral Of Mrs LYDIA LOVING
viii he held st Che residence of her
son-inisv. j. VI. Wheeler. sS PoSfvIcS
.t saturday morning at 81 O'Clock
The remains 30 taken t0 the fam
/ nlr-a- r-rnr1 ~ Ta-n-aa-e.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

DETROIT, Sept. 5.-E. l.. Campau's
horse SHE'D at an cmbankment near
Jeferson-ave. and Adair-st. this after
noon. The horse fell and broke his
neck. Mr.. Campau suffered broken
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

Secure practical education in one
or more of tho departments of the
Grand Rapids Business College, 100
Ottava-st., Iedyar.l block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06


Grznd Rspl8s j. moSe .lzn fortunate
re- posses - snch nntly e9a pteo
printing 4u1 tngrayaDg estl1i.s tAtiisi-t
a. lh4t ef gae Grand k4plas Printing
Sg.. printers 4ll4 eogTsxsgs. Is tAD2i-st-
Ihs concern recently moFe1 .l.o TIE
Quarters az present occupied - tlens
and business has increased - fep1c Y
snee tais step aas made that ne" ma
cA1uegy 4ua 0ther iIpruy yelents - tAe
plant became = neee SLY. Ever ing
7. IA soF2iug 0I0eT nos taousa and
raeY are beltsr prepared than ever 70
90 -hly &rLSl-e sua nrst-class "tfG-
loren. I4ylor & H.usdil are tne pro
pner0r-. All bateFsI orders are left
IL tLe.r care TIE patron may FesE as
sured II receiving satisfaction "a every
respect
Tie Wizard OIL Concert Troupe vii
sang ora Friday aud Saturday even ings
a. the corner OF Diyls-ol-sE. and lIth~
ave.
Twenty-Five dozen boys' knee pants
for only Z5 cents, also all-WoOl SUITS Tor
only y T5, Al sl Monroe Il.
NANDER War, BESyAaIS Bros. & CO.
oysters IN bulk A. DeItenthaler :.
Lob,ters, clans and hsh al Detten-
thalef's.
Twenty-Five dozen knee pants az
Wander Werp, Benjamin Bros. 4 Co,
81 MOnroe-st- Only 25 cents each.
Oysters in bulk al Dettenthsler's.
All diseases OF men are cured by Or.
:. Clay Todd, 43 MOnrOe-st., room /.
Tie decline dress goods sale Friday
and Saturday Will interest you.
"BEE HIvE,"
IS and so West Bridge-St.
II YOU want the best, order Kusterer
Brewing CO.'S Plsener or export bottle
beer.
The Western Michigan Farmers Club
VIII meet next door 10 the supervisors
room on Tuesday, the 10th INST, at 80
p. IN. Question. "How can farmers
derive most benefit from attending an
agricultural fair2"
G.. :. LINDERMAN, President.
J. l.. FULLER, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

For don't care, duh, tired feeling.
impoverished blood, dull pains IN back
and head. tantahEng skin eruptous.
Kemp's Sarsaparilla never fails to give
relief. We always guarantee g. Price
81 per bottle. IlDbs' drug store, l26
Nouroc-sf
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

To- '-T.ss T-n- Cigar sfrs+ r1sfIf ts ---=
e. - a clear org -sFana ffer tf 1c. erla 80
az ac sigaz ; re -srFsp
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

Tie Wizard OIL Concert Troupe VII
sang ora Friday aud Saturday even ngs
a. the corner OF Diyls-ol-sI. and Firth
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

TWENTY-FIVE dozen hoys' knee pants
for only 25 cents, also ail-No0l SUITS FOR
only s2T5, Al sl Monroe 81
NANDER WERP, BESJANIS Bros. 4 CO.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

LohSters, CLANS and fish az Dctten-
thalcrs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

II YOU want the best, order Kusterer
Brewing Co.'S Plsener or export bottle
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

Twenty-Five dozen knee pants az
Wander Werp, Benjamin Bros. Co,
81 MOnr0e-st. Only 25 cents each.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06
oysters IN bulk Al Dettenthsler's.

All diseases OF men are cured by Or.
;. Clay Todd, 43 Monroe-st., room 1.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

The decline dress goods sale Friday
and Saturday Will interest you.
"BEE HvE,
IS and so West Brdge-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

oysters in bulk At DestenthAler's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

Lob.ters, clans and hsh at Detten-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

send y0ur order for bottle beer to thc
Kusterer Brewing Company, and you
vii get the best In the market.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15
Ste Wemidemfurd)t.

Neben benz 2eiAtimn unb ben Sci.
benidaften eiebt es teiaen aefdbrIideren
Seino bes iusenblihen Mters ais bic
Menidenfurdt. ste lit eine @erleuse
nuu9 Der menidlihen 8ernunft, Der
Mannes. &raft unb Selbffdnbigteit.
Sic bdlt bas Before @iien uno ale
eolen @efible uno @eiinnunsen oes
Slnslinss in SsHeln, fie madt i'm gum
Sclapen ieiuer Sugenosenoi1en, er mub
loben, mas fie lpben, taoeln, mas fte
taoetn, banbeln tpie ite banosln ; ct BARI
fid nidt mebr ri9ten nad Ger Stimme
ieines @enifens, ien6ern muB blinbs
ltnss ibrer 2al1ne eebor9en. ST oarf
feline eignen @runoidbe i1no Gnfi9ten
begen, fDnoern muB oieieniaen ieiner
Sreunbe annebmen, tpte iebr fe audi
ieiner 8ernunft uno ieinem @eniHeu
tpioeri pre@en.
Sn Der @eieqidaft 3ninet bic Men=
idenfurht ben fsieen fatbDliiden Sung.
ling, baB er Den e~laubensloien Sell
sionsip0ttsrn @eif,a soat, aus Sur9t
er mDdte fir gu iebr fatbolti@ sebalten
tperoen.
Sci Der Grfluuns relisiDier g1idten
benimmt ite ibm allen Mtutb, R6 6fents
lih 3u ;eteen, mas er innerli6 III, urtb
innerlid elaubt. ST iadmt f9 Dor
benz MQerbeiliefen bas &nte gu beusen,
por Der Stride ooer Dor beiligen 8iloern
bas 0aupt gu entblDBen, bor unb nad
ben Mablseiten gu beteu, BET elmer gros
3eifion poer Dffentliden 0sisrlidteit ftd
gu betbeilisen aus Surdt, er .Dante bon
einem u%nsldubisen Sreunbs p:rb6bnt
uno perladt tperoen.
Das 1T Die traurige Sclaperei bee
Menihenfurht, pelhe Dem Smuggling
feline Before gi,itdt eriitdt. Das 2idt
BET 8ernunft unb Sreibett bes Wiaens
iino bic Spei eroBen 8or3lise, Die ben
Meniden bon benz Tbiere unterideioen,
Der Sclap, Der Overwhelmingly aber
persidtet auf bieie toitbare1 @aben, I'M
bIinolings benz sroben 9aufen gu folgen
tpte bic Tbtere.
St felt fih ntht Bios unter cas- Sod
zines Ginaelnen, fonbern unter bas Sod
@isl.r unb maht fid gum Sclapen ibrer
2aine.
Menidenfurdt lit @ottesz Seusnltns.
ST ntdt bsrienige Elm @pttesleugner,
Der es nidt mebr tuaet fd als Diener
@ottes su befennen?
uWer fih neiner rnb meiner @orte
i4dmt, beien mtrb AUDI Der Menf&ens
Spbn Rd iAdmen; wenn er tcn1n1er
pirb In ieiner QerrIidfett," ipri4t ber
Qerr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15

Zen, ais es bereits fart 3l bunteln an.
fling, Der gpmmanbeur bes 8ataiQpns
NIT ieinem Ibiutanten inb einigen dltern
6auptleuten unb 2teutenants, bic Ct au
beute Mbenb gu elmer 9uni&> 8oule Elm.
gelaoen Bate.
Meine 9erren, nabm Der Maior bas
@Lrt> Ste fennen tpobl ale meinen
brapen Shimmel, ben ia beim 8a
tailons grercieren melt reite aber
pobl fetner bon Sbnen ueiB, alf tpelG'
merftparbise Mrt unb Weiie th su Dem
Tbier aetommen Bin.
go bDren Sic benn! IS mar Bel
Der 8ela9erunB bon Yatis, ais td nit
metner gompagnie auf 8orpoften Dor
Sc 8ourset lag. @erabe eeseniber
meiner MufteQung par bas bon ben
Sran3Oien befebte Dorf. MGein es mar
unS idDn betan,t> baB am fpleenbsn
Mpreen Sc 8purget tpieberaenpmmen
tperben ioIte.
8eim eriten Moreensrauen begann
oas Setter unierer MrtiQerie. Gdlag auf
Shlag fielen bic preubiiden @ranaten
in oas Dorf uno ridteten furdttare Ser
besrungen an.
galo tam AUDI Der 8efebl gu unierm
8crriidsn.
SD befies meinen treuen 8raunen,
etnen mutttsen ie@sidbrigen Tratebner,
uno tpar balb NIT meiner Gompagnte In
oas Seuereefedt psruidslt. nno thinner
tpeiter eine es Dor i'm &ueelresen. Da
am gtngana bes Dorfes fommt plDklid
cine @rauate, tpelde bibt Dor meinen
Suben creptrt.
Wein Bferb bdumt fi9 bod auf ftebt
aber balb tpieoer> am ganaen 2eibe 5it=
terno. SD fai1e rad meinem 2ppf Elm
@ranatiplitter bate Mir Den 6elm berz
nntergerifeu. DDb iebt mar feline Belt
gu perlieren. Dte Srommeln idlugen
sam Ipanciren unb porudrts einss ms
brennenbs Dorf btnein. -
Ser &f tpar al Gnoe, Die Srans
solen geworfen, uno taeiue Gpmpags
nte besos Auartier III eine1 Nadbarz
bort.
Iuf benz Maride bDrtbIn besesnete
mir infer Gpmmanoeur.
Sdon BON psitem rtef er mir su
uI@, mein lieber 9auptmann, AUDI
Sbr braoer Sans bat baran eIau=
ben mit1en? Sdaoe UNI bas i@5ae
gferb!"
Sd perftanb niht, tpas er tpplte,
unb iab eritaunt an meinem Yferb FER
unter. Mter tpas mar bas =? Sd traute
meinen Mueen taum. Mein braper Cams
uar pl6slid = gum S9immel setporz
ben. Die Insf, pelde er ausseftan=
Den, Bate feline 0aare an einem Moreen
5ebletbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15
0erS6intttel uoa Se8onr9et

Gin beiBer ManbpertaS tpar ppriiber,
miIb uno freunolih beidien Die berbfs
lide Mbenbionne cas Stoppalfslo, aui
peldem Die Sruppen IN cieier Radt
biocuatiren ioaten. 8alo batte man
iid I'm 2aser einseri@tet, Die Seuer Bee
ganneu az brenf,en uno bic beitcren @es
idnse Der Manni4aften ~befunoeten, bab
bic 8ebaslidteit an i9ren 6suern einge'
tehrt mar.
I'm eth Belt im 8ipouat beg erffen
8ataiQons zines @arbe=R esiments fas
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15

The Northwestern Loan
and
Building Assn
&atota 0ebduo De
MINNEAPOLIS,
Mntortftrtes &apital 10 Wtia. 9oa.
9 eamte:
Sdrtes S. % b NJ a n, GrGfbent.
9Dn. $. O. >. Werto n, gtce grdf.
SDbnD. gan or m a r, NbpOcat u. See
u, s. &uftn, S9asmeifer,
9trectpren:
Sames S. @ nman, Brafbent be,
9anbelsfarnraer unb Yrdlibent Der Mtn.
neapelts Mutual Seuerperi9erunsss@e>
fenfGaft.
$. O.. .. Mert1on, &bppcat, Director
Der 9anbelSfamnter unb 9ecretdr ber
WtnneapDIts 6arSefer @Drfs.
SpbnD, San 0 nj q n, 1eDpcdt.
g. 90. s pbnfDn, alderman, abppcat
Der Tarmer's unb Ie&antc's Savings
y. s. @u t n, Director Der linton Gat1
8anf.
Spbn@DDbnon, &p6~lenbdneler.
B- S. NelfDn n, Brditbent Wtnneapplts
@esenfetttse 5euerDerit6erunss Sci.
6. M 0 ~ r b, Steal Gfate.
O. @. @tbben, Grocer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,
GRAND RAPIDS. MONDAY. AUGUST %


The & spatches tl.s morning. give par
tculags Of one OF the most IMPORTANT
moves now pead ng upon the chess
board OF European diplomacy. The
island Of Crete l.es directly 40 the mouth
OF the Grcoan Archipelago, which
leads 20 the straits Of Bosphorus and
the Black Sea. The land >seI is
Comparatively barren and worthless
territory. But IL IS a point OF the
greatest strategic Importance IA the
great struggle, which for a century and
more has been Ragcd both on the field
81 battle and in the courts Of dpio-
macy, between Russia and Great Brit.
an. Let England once obtain con-
trol Of Crete. forufy Il and station there
a feet Of iron clads, she viii be able 70
effectualiy block the pathway of Rus
san commerce. England has long had
an eye upon the island and possibly the
disorders now existing there are OF her
brewing with the idea that She may be-
called on 20 interfere thus obtaining q
stronger footho.d. The much used SYM
sol ~ a sleeping volcano perfectly de-
scrioes the present European situation.
Russian ambition $ the great disturbing
Iactor. Russia wants an outlet 20 the
yea, and this she can never possess until
Turkey IS portion OF the Cars do
mans The long. cold winters and
sterile soil of 81 Petersburg are little
q the liking OF Prince. The softer
skies snd mildcr ar OF Constantnop.e
on the other hand are Ideally delight
ful. At the present time the way IS
blocked ty q mutual treaty between
England. Germany and Austria, all Of
whom fear Russian aggrandizemen.
When The allies fall out. Russia VIII
not be- slow to seize the opportunity.
and has a huge army at-a moments
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19

Whenever careful and reliable statistics
have been obtained 10 - f0ggd that mora
male than female ED trsn have been born.
la Great brI ain, where tae returns sro
nearer perfection han elsewhere, the pro
portion for tls last ZEN years was found 20
t. LOAF macs 20 1000 females T. IL a
sin GUAR fart. hcwcTar. that lie mortality
among tle male chid ren is greater. 90 Tat
she equilibrium il restored i1 ten years.
ard -essls cf calarsn r tha- es7 show
t1e sexes 81 he equal From that age on
ward. ON IN I'd ste more per..14s ocC1ps-
sons ~ macs. Cd losses ID war. etc. TIE
0roeortloa 81 f,ma 20 begins 20 Increase
unt. TIE fnai census in Erg and shows
90 H-r-aa - 81 80 ID I'D In
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19
AGENTS WANTED.

NNANTED-flye agents 10 solicit order, ~
~ once z money 70 right parties Ad-
ireSs y. box B. This ONCE. ~
iOFNTS should write for illustrated cirru ar.
= terms and tH0 weeks free trial "a missouri
Washer. Washes dirflesi clothes clean by bot
steam without ~ abllg, easily sold proliaan
... Worth. g. Louis. Mo. ~
NEANTIp-A few good energetic agents,
~ l4dles preferred. 10 scl "f~tches lni-
yerssl Silver Polish IL IS not "slFer
soap. "raste." cr powder" hnt chemically
pure liquid silver polish. To is "a favoriie with
Ieople VINO have SILVER ware ard a good seller.
Tor terms aat particulars address q. T.
Richie, Jew .icr aa4 manufacture Hopk ~
station. Men. t3aff
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19
eIrnsrIoNs - -.
FOR RENT ROOFS.


TO RENT-turuishcd or uufurll~hed parior.
also furnished rooms. Two minutes WAX
from city Hall. Address L. box 5. Telegram
Herald. u
EOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms for
light h0uSeket ping. Appiy al ~ Bartlett
It opposite south vision street school ~
EOK RENT la re haI over Irederics ;
Music store @ tanai-st- Inquire Of 3. 3.
Godfrey. - North loniasf. rs
IF YOU WANT good. warm rooms Tor The
winter ~ enable "a RS. please car al The
Iceland. - south Division So. tErOOm ln
connection. Mr., l.. g. Miller Prop. -
FOR RENT-Three unfurnisAed rooms s.
trescent-aYc II
EOR RENI-ao0ms. Singly ana en- suite. fur
uished or unturulshed, Al Park Place.
AIRS. 4. J.. smith.
FOR RENT Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crescent ave- and Canal 81, with
gas. newly furnished aua relfted. Everything
strictly nr,fClass lnfraucs. treSccnt-afc-f
also. - Caaal.st -nqure 20 Room j.. hlt
LOR KENI-f Furnished rooms. steam heated +
and furnished rooms for light housekeei-
ing. Apply az Room los. New h0ustman block.
Elevator from . m 10 li In. DC i ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19
FoR RFNT- HOUSES.

EOR RENT-part ~ new house. ten minutes
i walk from II .lrOc So 90. water and rent
reasonable. Inquire II 80 LselaNc-st -
EOE kENI-SX house, ranging from $ o.
4 sl- per month; also one aue oAe- haf floors
"a brock IS iauai-si.. slltlbIe for iuAuufac .gI-
ln- or storage. ~ farms f0- sale ga easy terms
or 10 exchange fsr city property. Joseph H..
Martin. .l Canal 81. -
"A J. ha4- aL.r Groom house. Neii. clsterl.
W cement cellar, etc. Tor SAFE al slINl GA
monthly payments. il You are looking for lar
gains, don fail 10 see Us. stow Parish.
4uleT Old National Bank
L'OR RENI-t tenement Of seven rooms. one
i OF six rooms. one Of Eve rooms. one 81 four
rooms aud one 4 three. also a store y cool
location Inquire Of B. " Barnard. - Alen-
81. corner Of MI Vernon 81.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19
WANTED BohRDERs.

few day boarsers e L7n7se--
~ uew Gibson 1.ock. room - fIrst-..aes
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19

Ar sas-eriber - The TELEGRAM.
FEeALB .ho ralis 90 r-e.ssso the pay-f
saauIarIy. 90 wLo may have reason -
ssmpIAla o. iats delivery, siu confer .
special favor ~ iaforsalns this esnes 81
ths fast a. oaee- sond PssI-i card Or cal
az sslspbona 15t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


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" CHARS. Ms Il -. .-alea f.f-raI ,,I
81 ass es ne...s D..a 44aIess g suot. VIA
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i -fel-. N
ta-4Nf tf-..eaa MAJ ..r..r, Iowa ~aIar,
~ ErlN * REDRESS sherman. IzlEea
l.r .a la-,f rsf I..zssi. q .o4.o. Is
louprH- 1Fte 4fn-Fo Ae.n susg ffea
z Hftra EanIas ~. a.e.l.nt 81 It.etorf ia
lf1rf aI l.....rs. .et.t NJ. eetl
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~ ~ 80 N-'s cass ~e.shi -
KS AAst 81 create i1-lrni bs..-ess
n.t ecin-as l.s ~.
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HIP WANTED FENALL
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N 80 tt.A't lats or 20 t.'-.0s -.
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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19

-sv~r. y On0
IN. 80 -
.4..s $1,000.
$50 70 90 --et--te-
$3.50 -.l 81 --t 81 y --ss9- 81. Richards
$500 isFs k u. l9l 81 hl-A-r-s Ass-
.r
$50 set er - d A.e-ar' ~-1luoa
5000 -2.. t---lr M4al-5l. .ss. 441
-I.a.es.
aIt-. tl- o. fnird ave.
oo5oo f.f $3.50 90 Wes lhs ave
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s80o {. 50. IT lsts "a Ca IS Aaa caris..
81.
$1,000 ~ "a. latoa Crescent ave.
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49,. XXI. s.- 81, - T, h.. ~. sy.sls.,
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$500. -s... r-.
. - a So
--1s a ~ -''' corner blsArSe ana
= W IL T ~ q FIOU SEE
8 lafssIa
to ...... t.....s ..f, sehsrr,-sr fa~s. lar $40
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g. %
~to'" iof Araf-y Ne" erooI HOUSE, Ca
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10 40 49, s'' n iis ms D 1a S'n IN a nice
.rfao. r..,,, l..,..... III. .,t..tas.. g..
40
S@ooo for = sroom house and sjxl5@ r.. iot
u" 49, 81
-S"" Tor room lew mousse I'd ~"oo1
$500 for a 10 room modern house on South
5000 $1,000 i for south I Saisni s-,,.. ,, .,.
ana . hons. =.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY

HOOK cALE-Lot 80. is. Ottawa beach, thls
4 lot ls vle ~ tie first stlvtiiau a IL lo.
Gated only a short distance froM tie hotel aud
has "a rut view "a Lake Michigan. Address
JAS H. Haskils % ". i. LotelA14. plsa1
Rapids. Mltn. is-suu
4 GREAT BARGAIN -1H.acrc farm ffaae
4 house good a~-hart, 300 acre. improved.
miles ffem Baldwin lof s4-e cheap. LuQ4ir
Ia....Tt. IS a.eott Carson. 81 el