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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
WORLDS FAIR ABROAD.

Martin A. Ryerson, OF Chicago, has
just returned from trip abroad. In
reply to questions as to foreign interest
in our Worlds FAR, he said:
"I heard natives and foreigners talk
ing about the fair IN TunIs and IN
Algiers. In Tunis the keeper of a
bazar pointed out to me a lot of goods
that he said would be exhibited in the
Chicago fair. He didn't know | was
from this city. In Algiers | heard the
people in the native cafes talking about
the fair. In Spain all reading people
were we'll informed about IL. The tact
Is. Chicago IS the best advertised city in
the world
"A to the feeling of the continental
press on the subject. he said:
"The London and Paris editions OF
the New York Herald seem 20 have
taken pains 20 print the least favorable
news about the Worlds FAIR. OF course
the continental press must get is bias
largely from those editions, winch are
supposed - represent American opinion
aud ~ correctly report American news.
Moreover, the bsntsung between the
newspapers OF rival American cities has
often been isunderstood. and has
helped TO create false impressions OF
rs. These things nave bad au effect
upon the European newspapers in their
attitude toward Worlds Falr matters.
bat I don 8 tnlnx that IN the end they
viii have any effect upon p0ss bic cx-
hibitors. as there is time enough to
remove any false Impressions Just
now the new tariff law has preiud iCed
Europeans against rs. especially in
France Manufacturer say there ls 10
use n showing goods here if they are
not allowed % sell them in this coun-
try. Bot that 3 only a temporary
view. When the operation OF t6e isv
i better understood larxe ass of
merchants and manufactures Nfil Hnd
that thev are not a. much hurt As they
thought tney we're gong % be. I
believe that II ne make 4 proper effort
within a reasonable time before the
opening Of the far. we viii BE abe to
SECURE very isrge foreign exhib.t Is
vii require a iltte more effort O. over
come the difficulties IL our way; taat
s 81"
Another prorneut eitzsn of Chi
cage, p. HsFry Hammer, who las
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
Lansing Republican

There seems 20 be a misunderstand-
ing of the full significance of Mr.. Nc
Elroy's connection with the voucher
signed by him as correct, during his
superintendcncy st the School for the
Blind, although Mr.. Turner explained
1t fully IN his expose" Superlntend-
ent McElroy was the actual supenn-
tendent of buildings and grounds dur
ing the process OF building, and for his
extra services hls salary was increased
during that period. In this capacity 1t
became MS duty to supervise all mater
lal that entered into the building, as
well a. the character OF the work; and
il also devolvcd on him TO inform the
architect of any variations from plans
or specifications, not authorized. lie
also certified TO the correctness OF the
vouchers, etc, thus attesting that ne
wss faithfully guarding the States in
terests. Ii there WAS any cToOkedness,
as ne charges, or Intlmstes, how can
Clerk McEirOy Justify Superintendent
McElroy's Inattentlou TO dutys
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

CEpAR sPEISes-Saturdsy evening. October
H. Speakers. Thomas AeNeigh. OF Detroit
James L. Mcbride and Mm. 7, Adams.
srAE-A. Moaday evening. October IS;
Speakers. Fred A Maynard and Alfred Vel.
cott
RockFoEB.-Tuesdsy evening. October Il
speakers. Judge ". W. Mitchell aad Fred A.
Maynard.
kEDNEss HAL--sl7 south DIyision-st Sat
DAY. October II Hon. q. J. DiekeIn4 in the
Holland language.
DCrTOS-Gaines township. Saturday evening.
October III speakers. wm. Alden Smith, HSr-
ris0n Grover and others.
BYsOS-At Town Han. Wednesday. October
IS Col. c. V. DeLsnd. Alfred WolcOtt aud
others.
CANSoS-Silyer Lake Hall. Thursday. October
l6; Col. C. V. DeLand. Alfred wolcott and
others.
GEANDvILLr.-Frsday evening. October Il
speakers. NJ. L. Durham and Wm. Alden
Smith.
BowSE CExrRK.-Monday. October % speak
crs. Hon. John T. Rich. VIM. 7. Adams and
James +. Mcbride.
ALPINE STATToN.--Wednesday evening. octo
Der l.; speakers. Vim. Alden Smith and John
W. Holcomb.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

speBt tAs p4st thFes aonshs u 81 pt,
ssys * flss far
s'la Loo1cn. Brussels. PaEs. a.
other e.t.es / 1szrd great asal &toai
tas fA-F, z1c tie sssoD.s are ssl1snllY
i9.okiag fo< arc Nita kresG ezx~Fnees ~
eonalag here. Al E1rop< beileses So
AE<rlcz ; resources. bAuksrs, Ter zU-
slsace. have 10 Ees l3s.on ia lasesG.ag
oE Leaning gae.E money here. Ihey sSs
ta4s evan Z ue suolid have some re-
YeEses taey s0Ql1 bs oaly temporary
~ cur ree pef4tfS poNers Noul4
4uiekly restore car FYospef.ty
Iaro1g gno0s Germany, Switzerland a.
E1aee there : feellog EnAt tie nes
t&f.n i4a VII be 0ne sSst benent -
America ~ protecting - Iabor. IT,
Geneva, which = for Is sze = gFezt
aaznuf2csQEng eity, the sorkmen labor
EoQFtSen hours = DAY, and Tor very
small pay. Al the manufactures
recognize that 0ur tar1 an helps g.
shorten Ife hours of lzboF and 10 keep
our wages up. fney say Ihat II Ne bad
no t4rn they would be s0ie 10 send a.
al the goods Ne wanted ia ceftaln lines
AZ les cost than we can MAKE them
for. This - especially true OF fGFs
silks Snd WOODEN goods. which are sold
~ Geneva Tor one-hah the London
price and for about One-thlrd the price
Ia tnis country"
When questioned more particularly
as 70 whether the new tariff Law would
prejudice Europeans against the fair,
he said;
"By no means, there is no such feel
ing there. Most OF the goods they viii
send here vii not pay any duty any
Way, and Europe will be represented
at the Fair. My attention Was not di-
rected 70 any particular class OF ex-
hibts, but the feeling is general that all
branches OF industry will display their
products here. our tariff is not more
exclusive than that of some of these
European countries. Even England
prohibits foreign made locomotives
from operating on It's railways, giving
all the benefits OF that branch Of man
uiacture 10 its own workmen."
The Democratic scare on this subject,
il seems, will no more bear close scru-
tiny, than the scare over increased
prices. The good sense of European
nations will admidt our right to regu-
late our affairs 10 suit our circum-
stances. Business interests will adapt
themselves TO the new relations between
the countries, long before the opening
of the Worlds Fair.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
Ionia Sentinel:

Ionia Sentinel:
Every contest between the Republican
candidate for Governor and those with
whom ne mas had dealings in his ex-
tensive interests, and every incident Of
his life is being enlarged upon and mis-
represented 10y the Democratic press
and speakers. Two years ago the Dem
the issues of which were the different
policy of government, proposed by the
two parties. They will be beaten this
wear upon the same basis, regardless OF
their endeayors TO becloud the issues
by mud-throwing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

It's a very noticeable fact that the
Democratic State and Congressional
candidates. this year, are almost wholly
unknown outside Of their own particu-
lar localities. Morse, Uni. Fisher and
other prominent Democrats utterly and
absolutely refused % ALLOW theiTnsmes
90 b. used iu connection with the guDer-
uatoriai nomination. MT. WlDans -
the only man on The State ticket who is
a. 81 known sway from his home, and
he = far past his prime. Mr.. Whiting
IN the Seventh district = the only promi-
merit Democrat yet named for Congress
Judge Newtou, of Flint, ''decllned f. ..
+. Barnes, of lansing. declined W.
e. Burt declined s @. Fisher "de-
c ned - while tae Republican Congres-
s.ousl nominees are from among the
leaders. fhe very front RANKS ofsthe
party. Tae e are Cat. Alien. & 1 e
second district. Mr. 3D. D0nneH, 81 the
Thlrd Nr. BurroRs. Of the Fourta; Nr
Watkins. of the FIFTH Mr. Bal. q the
5 Kth. Mr.. Ayrss. 81 the seventh; Mr
"a, of tie Eghth; Gen. Cutohs0n. of
tne Ninth; Mr. Humphrey. 81 tire
Tenth. snd Mr. Stephenson. Of the
Eleventh TIE fact = tha Democrats Of
prominence are sfrs a = estsr The cor
fest Tnev do not dare take the
chances They ars al fighting this
yssr behind treast-works. snd ia =
.osng caese. They Teallse tals aG8
stand frCm under
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
sooMs AND TowEs ELooK.

sooMs q AND TowEK ELooK
DEGOLIA .Proprctors
WANTED Male beip-7 trsve'ine saiesmen
W ] painter. janitor. cabinet nskefs
porter. canyassers, on salary. agents "a
nrst-class article.
NANTED-Fsmsie hslp-t sirls Tor general
W housework. ses AZ firis. chamber
maids, lauDdresseS. mp&nion Tor lady 10
SO 10 California
E0R-SALE- -one-hslf interest IN = good -
tahnsaed business IN city general stock
viii invoice about 800 chance fer some ort
10 step into GOOD business
ECR SALE-s room house on IRgrsvs-st. Dea.
Nenhan ave. near both csbie ans eiectfie
car liues with all modern improvement.
Price $3.50 easy terms
EOR sALE--Dursb,e house on Bsu.st. near
o. =. . I. shops rents for So pef month
large lot Price 800.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGr-yRosts Mass
nne = room house - fast-st isrrs iat.
city water. furnace. and ~ Modern Improve
ments 10 exchange FOR dwelling in Boston
Mass.
EoB SALE OR EXCHhNGB-I2 scrs farrn a
miles from CITY ~ improved ba'ancs
beech ano maple timber. ls room hf ~ h1uss
large basement barn and other out buildings
80 exchange Tor cftT property
L.0R sAIE-A fue lreou house on Center
-. gecc sited Tot rne shade ard avn
price tlsVl
L'OR sALF-i1-roorn house or Fasi Breessf.,
furnace sewer city rster corner iot and
finely finished. price 8 81. easy terms
LNoR SALE OR EACHAkef-sroofn hoHss
and large coruer iot room iof ane' Der
house or lot uu fwo Ersdrd streets. wa sew
srs etc t. fschsugf fof farm vuuio assume
some inelntTanct.
LroE SALE OR EXCHAkGE --f-reorr h0nss
en- Tbonasst.. neaf Eesf 81. nicely q
isbet fHo Just completed cone Ar sef a.
INoT e1IF-2 lofs an Hastings sf. oH easy
terms or vii exchange Tor Improved
property.
MovEy ~ loan On reai spd psrsars prep
u e1tT ir SUNS 20 suit hgoust snc 3. Tower
fIork
HOUSES ars roorns to rerf H'so rur.nef ~
II good tenants -arf.uE 90 rent trIn2 in
youf keys. Rooms snf 3. Io~fr fAofE
r...fsrtf - s.rr.r
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

FOR sALE-A splendid summer home. N Cd
shaded, plenty 81 al tlnos ~ fruit. peachfs
piums. pears and grapes Will t4ke good cify
property for fuli smount
Sh00 Cash. or good lot a that value. viii
wv secure you npn four tenement tat
iunfSf-ciass location. balance in small moufh-
~ payments; rents Viii pay Ter the property
la I've years
| OTIS on L. B. Caldweirs hoditoui terms 70
- suit ten minutes from c.iy halls CAL aud
get prices
pOOIS AND SHOES can be exchanged for
- city real estate 81 ills oulce- II 700 have
stock O. sell cal or write Us prompty. Nr0A-
Ter A Cutler.
S1100 on payments viii buy a home Ia good
VAANO ncighborhoeds new house, pariaT.
dning-roonl. bed room anc kitchen below 2
large bed reems az Stair south part % Cityf
IL Is a bargain. Cn0zlcf a Cutler.
A DOUBLE TENEMENT Thar win rent Cor
Il Is per cent net on cost ~ land and building
can be built en- caeap parcel of property near
the business center here. Crozief 4 cutter.
IFl0U WANT MONEY cal ou as and vs'u
make you loan On hrst-ciass resl estate
security.
Go0 PR FOOT for business property Al
GOV central business poinis ia the city H. a
bargain for somr one either - build or ho a
for Investment n VIII double a. value. I've
stores lust completed On next lot Are rented I'd
net nearly ~ per cent on toisl nFestmeltf Il
Viii sell 20. a. or o. feet. Call ou Cr0zief
Cutler for location.
HUSkEGON Reai Estate is attracting cons. A.
viii furnish yOU Information abast prices aud
location oi acre property. lots. ETC. ano Show
yeu maps. pisis. etc. without expense 20 you.
Crozicr Cutler.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
WINANS & OWE
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
3 AND Il TOWER BLOCK.

Telephone. SO
WANTED-Male Help-1 cook. 2 machine
W hands. porter. 3 farm hands. several
good agents. ana 4 Tower block.
WANrED-Fema Helps second girls. 2
cooks, dining room girls ] kitchen girl.
/ lhundress, II general girls. girls 10 20 south.
dlning,room girls for first class hotels outside
city. Ladies' ParIor Tower block.
BUSINESS CHANCES-For sale or exchange
~ dry goods stock 5000. grocery stock $500.
hardware stocks $500 and s2ls0 stock general
merchandise $500 general stock $500. saloon
$1,000; horse, buggy. harness and blankets $50;
span of horses to exchange forlheuse and lot
brick house and lot and farm 70 exchange for
livery, $500 stock of dry goods In city 10 eX-
change for house and lot.
WE WANT ali need OF employment to call /;
w good places and good wages. and 4
Tower BLOCK.
GESO VIII buy new room house in South
.2ooC Grsad Rapids. Why will you pay rent?
G600 only. for a home on a 65x12s lot on
9OOO Shiriey-st.
S7OO is the price for 1-story. Groom house
p'VO on fernando-st.
GQOO win actually buy nice little Groom
s9OOO cottage on Coit-ave, nearly new. one
block from cars.
2QOO will buy house in good repair, near
spOOO Lincoln Park; lot 4sIZlT
G1O00 At this price we can sell you new
~AOOO house with 6. or rooms well 10
Gated.
211SO This IS a rare bargain; large lot and
lIOO two Groom houses; viii sell separate
ly; don't miss tkis chance.
S10SD Two special bargains at this price
- IL GOo one on West Side and one In south
part OF city.
EARMS-we have several nice little farm. TO
exchange for city property.
A LITTLE CASH will buy a one-half in terest
"a in al office business. one of the best in the
city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

SAYS the Fort Wayne Gazette: "Indi-
ana's increase in population since the
last census has been 1866 per cent.
Michigan's increase has been 26,66 per
cent. Why this great differenceH II
the Democratic party be retained in
power and continue to increase the
State debt as they have in the past six
years. what will be our increase be-
tween this and 1902"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

WHILE the Democrats are making
contemplate filings at Presto ent Harri-
son, would it not be well to recall the
fact more frequently that he raised a
regiment of soldiers and fought with
them during the war, while their patron
saint, Cleveland, remained at home?
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

IT is an interesting fact, that the pre-
sent call for an extra session OF the Ohio
issued by Gov. Campbeli,
is the first one that has been made in
that State, since Gov. Lucas called the
together in June, 1885.
The occasion of that extra session being
the "Toledo war" between Ohio and
Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
OFFICIAL PAPER CT THE CITY,
state rieksI

Tor Governor
JANIS NJ. TURNER. OF InEham-
For Lieutenant 0ovaTn0r-
MILLlAN :. LINTON. OF Saginaw.
For Secretary OF state
WAsHISGTON GANDNEn. Of Calhoun.
For state treasurer
JOSEPH Is. MOORE. Of Wayne
Fer Auditor Generzt-
THERON 4. 6IDDISGS. OF Kalamazoo.
For Commit sslober OF State Land once
JOHN u. BERRY. o. OtscEo.
For Attorney Genera
BENJAMIN ". HUSTON. OF Tuscola-
Tor superintendent Of Public Tnstructisn-
Ohk SCHJ n. of katOn-
For Member OF state board Of Edueation-
JAMES n. BALLOU. Of Allegan.
EoF Justice Of the supreme Court
EDWARD CAHlLl. of lngham.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

When a fellow citizen has 4 real,
genuine streak Of good luck befall
aim, his neighbors naturally run IN
and smile with him. That accounts
for the smiling going on at Sweets just
at present. Bonifsce johnson has had
one of those lightning strokes of good
fortune, which occasionally stsrtIe the
community and mark the happy re-
cipient as the favored of the gods. Let
him tell il in his own words, as he
lsped it swestly into the ears of a
Leader.reporter:
81 had a very fortunate thing happen
10 me this spring. As | saw what 4
handsome outlook for an immense
crop this year, / said when the crop
was harvested l was going TO reduce
my rates and I'LL the house with
bOarders. thought I'd wait until
about September, although / came
near dong Il before. Now this blank
'McGinty' bill has come along, and it's
a lucky thing for me that ! didn't re-
duce rates II I had done II | should
have had - raise them again, and then
my boarders would have got mad and
left me-"
And the landlord and the reporter
smiled IN unison. Mindful of the ex-
ample Of the woman who lost the piece
of silver and to her great Joy found it
again. "mine host" johnson now calls
his friends and neighbors together to
rejoice with him.
What extremes Of Joy and sorrow this
tickle world presents Presto, changel
The scene shifts from exultstion to sad
ness. Let rs hope that our neighbor,
while hasking IN the concentrated sun
shine of good fortune, may not forget
% drop a tear of sympathy for the
poor old maid, who, too. had something
happen TO her. She sat by her lonely
fireplace one evening and Leader re-
portec dropped in. lie found her IN
tears. one by one the great drops
o0zed from her liquid eyes, toboggsned
down her slender nose and FLASHED
upon the dusty hearth. The reporters
UfNEh Vas h0MtArW NtkAA kAtf estb AfE
rdled up 20 her and muir
INJURED in her ear, "Why weep
est thour' Choking down the great
chunks Of yelling grief, she said
"gsntle youth. was just thinking
(boo-hoo'l that I might have got mar
red (boo-nOo-ooll Sad had little glri,
(boo-hoO-oo-oo,l and she m ght have
been playing around the room and
fsllsr into that biE fireplace and been
burned sllup, ,bo0-hoo-oopl1 - speech
in the presence Of such grief would
have been but hollow u0cksry, and,
for The first and lsss time known TO
history. the Leader reporter kept his
mouth shut.
Neixabor Johnson and the old maid
have both bad somethinx happen -
them. They vii nov 20 laundering
down the ages together "a typicsl 81
lustrst.0ns of the unequsl distribution
Of the good things Of this world
-~e
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

WE are anxiously awaiting Peter
Doran's acceptance of Mr.. Adams chal,
lenge to joint debate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

County Ticket.
for state Senator
WILLIAM 4. ADAMS
For Sheriff
ISAAC Z. LAM0REAUX.
For County Clerk
JAMES ;. kNOX.
For Register OF Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
For County Treasurer
SHERMAN I. COLSON.
Fer Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES h. MCBklDk.
For Circuit Court Commissioner
pWI6HT 6uSS.
ALFRED WOLCOTT.
For CorOners-
HENRY 2. LOCHER,
DANIEL J. WALLACE
For surveyor
DORR SkEELS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

MEL FoRD's "tin" wedding will occur
November 4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
MICHIGAN MINING SCHOOL .

STATE scHocL ~ sarveyi1z MAJ
Fie-frfrsi ane Necssci-sl EaE rss-fBG Ply
So lhfu str5 Asss5 - Ore Dress 8. tE
hfn~ lessa. etr IsIftc- fr~s. feT "a =
iagees sal i-fornSF.cn ssfrsss
NE WAesre -. 4. ~. Pa -. Dlrsc2o-.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
Lily White.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of flour, It's
products are in great demand and es-
pecislly the Lily White. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

- Cansl-sf, Room l5.
xxroPVTNe NV tTTFNTf1F-s - io sc-s
" l+s =. ~ "a . nfar b iufff ion or'Y
a - se~.. Hers e eusnet A. Ett . COED
home.
ar ronT TpoTT cr Ser fsrsrist reaf
- f-fsFt er y 80 rfrfs fsr So = yea
THWrF a. srrf fsrw sr ssufhern f'iinoif 10
y fraes fef Erops-fF here.
NFH --room Reuse suo choios iefs ouiY
- gLf
UrTs rT1FF Narress ane st.sk fr frsf
- tless ioes1 ~ fer sas reaser fcf ve ~
fll heath - Frtrrtetslf price ftf- veftD
fftflt tfs sfcErf t1 8 Ief ussn.
7 H1TE a frsteiass fIysrr ste.f fof sss -
A t-xxs
MDFTT r. IoAN - sra rer ~rrt ~ rit
- etsec secfrttF Perez -nscer. = aana -
Il NIbL FtH parties vist'r4 to r tfs ia-
= rsetrnsHtt - es snc igek esff re- .E b.
fore pUrr1ss.E4
SNYDER
a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

fyllE laiiAse = l,e4uttil ana - stt fte ie.A
e<a scl foe ieF 80 wflt ~ sfe-t~t IA
ssrss e1eeais nla1e. = :. fr@tin
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

<xszzpT = is~xs fsrr 1sTss-< tf hea-f ~
e - 49, ~ seres - f1et rrs.1rt.
- Eplerfq 81 srs6t aas gsa,t wst~r nt
E<<A1E fsrtsef wrs ffrss ar 50 fs-Tn-
- - 1raes teser e. eFe f-ew f-1r-
p -ss tess fks1 frr psst1rrE ust-fT tfF rrT
:. sefsrs ~ trv~r 81 r-s sse~s - El ~
va - Erf AEt- seTslrlf fesT psEr 81 -.
q Nsgft DlriSoa-st- y. = CtErca. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
CenxrsssionaI rieket.

For Representative IN Congress, Fith District.
CHAALES ". WATKINS. OF Kent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11


" AhlhN-A itN Thousand Eooa hoaAe-
" KEEPERS % cail Al 3 fChri-sl tar Nesfiier
stfils house numbers. u0af plates fuAntf
stamps. rfC- rit- y orkfaeI unif ~ good hsiii
srht oui ~ pat oa weather strips Il. }. bui-
ara. a4
AAAiib-lo sell cheap. q haI ascnlt MlfFar
Apply :. ANley-si.. eofntf AL fcr1ea
E0k sALE-cheap. ss horse power boiler and
engine nearly nrN. witt fUruace setting.
etc. complete. las uirt 81 n e. llNlAli phone
a. lalI
FURNITURE AID PIANOS STORED
RADNliEf HOLT. genera NGrcn ouse,arn
Al al lll south Divisian-sf.. stoIt plauas and
furniture af lew rates cAprr packers aud
ckrsfUi movers with large NADs" seal prompt
" ey trlephoEiag Ne. yA 9an lst
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

VIZ have never vet seen any Demo
crSrc sketch of NJ. winsns' hfe that
sad anything about rs legislative rec
crd. His traitorcus copperhesd syn
pathies cropped out TOO near the s1r-
face at that tire 20 Be acceptable 80 the
people Of Michigsn. Tt VII never elect
a copPerhest Governor,
ttAk
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

TOR SAlf-1's acres lana. large new house
Il south treat haru. eel fr1lL ett- Good
read. Ihrro-q l.zftcIs 81 uiilC east of itAin-
hcis-aKr On Knapp roAd- Inquire ~ Frrl-
lScS- -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

kok SAlE- Ns elEat nes hsa<os. csfaef
kkkltf @l.e Araa1 - a. si>-, Ntt- - Ai.'.'' a
lasFEeReAenis. tAcsv heascs vi - s-.S ~
cas- t<ftas VIA sntali p&y meal 0eNA :, ~
hsrrlS4E. teicPAeae 81. -
kN3k sAlk As Re- hene Ne - Ierraoe-
eve tAsi se0tA - y 90 tQks siiit - t'e
rretficsl sits ana best na.k1 Pal AaeAs T. no
cts - alsaerE iIp pFexeraenfs 4oe tcn rsseaiaA
! have rtAt 0eNN f1t frlct loer Hopf - : a
iAft AaG 2Et4 tt f1f .1.ie tei &l@t s. II
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WANTED TO REST.

WANTED To RENT-T8ur rooms on ground
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for I've. Tor lght houses - PINK. Address B
box 4 tbs once. -
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
roR REsT-RUsTKEss PLAcEs.

L'OR RENT-Doctor 8 Office and store corner
Il Fifth-avs. and soufh Divison-tf. once
occupied by DR. Fsilug Tor six yesrs past +.
stoTp for rent ia same block one 81 the best
locations on the street Inquire OF George e.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
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