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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10
cATARRH,
HAy FEVER, CATARRHAL DEAfNEss
ANEW HOME TREATMENT.

Sufferers are not generally aware that these dis
eases arc contagious or that they ere due to the
presence Of living parasites IN the lining membrane
Of the nose and eustachiAn tubes. Microscopic re-
SEARCH however, has proved this 10 be fact and the
result Is that simple remedy has been formulated
permanently cured In from one to three simple ap-
plcations made at home by the patient once In two
weeks pamphlet explaining this new treatment
issent free on application by A. II. Dixon Son.
8S7 and S3e West King st., Toronto, Canada.
Eifc american
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10

Rare novelties, shapes and artistic i'm.
ported oleopraphic and chromatic cards.
A large and beautiful collection sent by
mail to anyone who will do this:--Buy a
braCed Liver Pills, price 25 cents and mail
us the outside wrapper with your address,
plainly written, and cents in stamps
We will then mail you the above list with
an elegant package of Geographic cards.
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10
MISS wADDEY REJOICEs
Over Her Ikrrterati0n to Heal en-
Under Dr. DnrriDs Treatment
--sbther wonderful Cures

Editor O,e0oninn; desire TO say to
the public that ! suffered four years with
catarrh. bronchitis, and lately with loss OF
appetite. Was treated by other able ply.
slcians without being benefited. Finally
took he electro magnetic treatment ad
ministered by DIR. Darrin AID after Two
months treatment gratefully say that he
has effected q p rmaneDt cure
M. r. WADDEy,
No. 8 Sherman street, Portland.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10
A sure Care for Drunkenpens.

DR.. Lvingston's antidote for the liquor
habit Is dong more 10 lift up the fallen
than al other means combined. Il will
cure the worst cases In from three TO ten
days without effe ting diet or business.
The antidote is never sold In drug stores.
Address: Livingston's Chemical Company,
70 ms 10, II and IL, 229 First street, Port.
land, Oregon.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10

Why rub, and toll, and near rut your
SELF and yor clothes on washday, when,
ever since 1864, Dobbins' Electric soap has
b EN- offered on purpose 10 Tighten your
labor and save your clothes. NoW try IL.
Your grocer has IL.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10
SURE aIHE EOR plies.

Snre cure for blind, bleeding and itchinp
Piles. One box has cured the worst eases OF ten
years standlng. No one need suffer ten min.
utes after using Kirs's German Pile Ointment
pgultice, gives relief Dr. Kinks German Pile
Ointment is prepared only for piles and itching
of the private parts, and nothing else Every
box II warranted. A " III. 4
Sold by Druggists and sent BY mail on receipt
of price, s1.O0 per box. ]. j. Mack & CO.,
WhOlesale Agents, San Francisco.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10

Nothing tends 10 turn man. toward Prohibit
tion quicker than going TO the closet in the dark
for the brandy bottle and getting the cod liver
oil bottle bv mistake
s"Resubmission, rebellion and remorse" Is the
way the Prohibitionlsts out In Kansas put IL
now.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10

fortunate stock-broken, when asked II h,
owed his success 10 being long or short OF tn,
market replied ''lt was neither--I think II wal
brpalsp / was eni1nra
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10

II ~ very mOmotonous 10 he rich. but there Ia
variety about being poor that sometimes make
one weary.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10
No. s Sherman street, Portland,
More Cures by Drs. DarrIn.


Ed. Hynes, Albioa Catarrhal deafness;
resto' ed.
p. e. McFaflane, Vancouver Sciatica
rheumatism; cured.
George G. Scotch Albina, Or. = Ringing
noises in the ear and deafness: cured
j. X. Cunningham, Wapinitia, Wasco
county, Oregon, total deafness two ears
IN one ear, and partially 40 In the other,
cured.
Mrs. j. r. Smith. Prineville. Oregon,
nervous debility anu general weakness,
almost bordering on insanity, restored.
Henson McCoy, Dufur, Wasco county,
Oregon, deafness and terrible pain In the
ear and head for six months, until he was
nearly crazy, restlessness and insomnia.
Restored 10 health by electricity after all
other treatments had failed.
Drs. Darrins New Place OF Business.
Drs. Darrln can be consulted free at the
Washington building, corner of Washing
ton and Fourth streets. Portland Rooms
10, IL. "a and *. third floor. Ask the
elevator boy for room 16. Office hours
from 10 to 4 o'clock daily; evenings, TO 8;
Sundays, 10 to IL. Ali durable chronic
diseases, loss of manhood, blood taints,
syphi In, gleet, gonorrhea, structure,
spermaiorrhea, seminal weakness, or loss
OF desire of sexual power, In man or wo-
man, catarrh and deafness, are confideD-
italy and successfully treated. Cures Of
private diseases guaranteed, and never
published In the papers. Most cases can
receive home tr Rtment after visit to the
doctors office. Inquiries answered and
circulars sent free Parties writing will
please mention this paper)
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10

A waiter girl Ia different from poet She Il
not bOrn-she is made TO order
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10

II Is astonishing how easy II IL to get up at
five o'clock In the morning In your mind, that
IN 10 say the night before
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10

The Barb-Wire Trustees have subscribed
$I2 2.000,OOo % carry on thoir enterprise This III
millions for defence with vengeance
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10

The Lurline was damaged $1,000 by
high winds at Rooster Rock.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10
Sndden Changes or ahe WeatI

often cause Pulmonary, Bronchial, and Asth-
matte troubles. "Browns bronchial Ttoches, .
viii allay the irritation which induces cough
ing, giving immediate relief
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10

When two fashionable women meet they are
pretty sure 10 be clothes observers.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10
HeIidaYs are COMING,

"a journey OH the Rhine" was the way Jones
described his trip on banana peel.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10
TRY GERMEA for breakfast.

The smokers delight TansilIs Punch
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10

For billorscss, sIck headache, Indigestion,
and constipation take Dr. Plcrce's Pellets.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20
By THE GOLDEN GATE


rhs sisy b built almost snsiFsly upon
tha ssad. SoIaehov tAs ouiidtas b.4s
been alofs sapldiy tone han ths eers
81 tne saghea.1 t5id ~ in l1s scriptures
shs soeke.i his hsass tosa "a . silallaE
foundation aad u alsiat stlak- re- -
represented - bsinx toollzh tn taat
Ferssn. bzt here "a 10 not-n yen have
ths money - foot ths Ill with fer y
paTs The houses stand beautlfaiiy y
80. ehsn the bowels ~ me earth ars
81 good oFdsr, or, more plz3nly, when
there are 10 earthquakes. in2re has
resa but gue shoek shis sessan, ho~-
ever. and that ma sufficiently sAoezif.y
o. appreeiabiy nend ttss usFals ~ tae
eltg - fright
The sad II the place + one - ts
remarkable elements, when the wind
blows. especially. every eitizen b fau
~ grit once dQebtless the ocean
rolled where now tie city lies, or. more
soaFteouslY reelines' it Is hardly good
literary fora - Introduce It's leading z
industry ~ the beginning. There Is
but oae kind u wind here. the trade
wind For sik months IL blows every
day from the sea, the real estate men
beep it going ths balance u the tlule.
This = caused. infsr. FOR it blows
oaiy .n the summer. by the cool .oa- AR
rushing into the heated interior through
the great sapin the coast range east ~
the city. This continued. perhaps,
Through thousands II years has heaped
up This mighty bar vast spear-head -
sand containing millions % aeros, on
the point of which the city rests- No
excavation have yet seen 10 the viela-
IT, reveals any thing but sand yet IL Is
packed 80 firmly the heaviest building8
never settle, nor some u the builders
either, al evidence that the trade-wind
blows pretty hard
Another remarkable thing growing
out % this sand is feas No truthful
paper upon the remarkable features Of
San Francisco could be written without
some biting remarks upon this head
In fact the more biting the more truth
ful the remarks are apt % be- There
are old Cahforuians. however, who
claim Il is a delusion, that there are no
feas here. / have often said this my
self with sigh when trying 10 fad
them. only u start mp aud hiss a little
sibilant hiss Of doubt as felt Mr.. Flea
take fresh grip with his pincers- The
Californian who IS on the negative side
81 this Elusive subject has, | fear, a
tough hide behind which he Is trying to
hide the tough and compromising
truth u the matter. know we on the
Affirmative generally have raw-hides 70
show in confirmation Of our opinion
The other day got one Of these in
fnitesinal borers for blood under a
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20


remain thoroughout The year the least
excited or depressed.
The restaurants aEe another unusual
feature. There are more Of them and
their prices are lower, | am Of the Opin-
ion, than in any other city n like size
in our country. The people are not 50
domestic la their habitsas in the States
and largely prefer 70 live where the
tables are always set
San Francisco also has more wooden
buildings than any other city contain
ing a similar number of houses, and a
greater display Of ''curleycues"
ing out tho cues OF the Chinese-and
wood-csrving IN their construction.
do not remember having seen a plain
building in the town. The city also has
less trees than any other city In the
United States. The reason for this lies
In the fact that, next 10 filthy lucre,
sunshine Is the thing most eourted by
the dwellers 10y the Golden Gate. II is
life itself, hence the avaunt is given 20
any unnecessary object that gets up a
shadow.
Another uncommon characteristic Is
tho liberty extended in matters of
sport No other city, believe, in
America is So openly immoral Prize
fights arc fought to finish on the stage
with the full knowledge Of the authori-
ties, the approval Of a large and
wealthy class, and the seeming indifFer-
ence of the better element. Many
other avenues of evil are left open and
unguarded which are closed elsewhere
and the key turned in the lock.
And yet San Francisco Is a great city,
a beautiful city, a city Of churches and
schools; a city of splendid possibilities,
and present realizations that seem the
work Of magic.
ALvA MILTON KERR.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

1nagnifying glass. Ye gods' what a
carniverous-loolCing carver he wasl He
had cruel gimlct for nose, two cross
cut saws with teeth on both edges for
cars. spurs on his hiud legs, and carpet
faclSs sticking oct from the bottoms Of
hi, feet % walk on you with. lie tried
o. bore hole In the glass on which
was inspecting him. Us jabbed his
eimlet down before him, threw himself
upon 10 with his headquarters IN the
air and spun round like top Hc
looked disEuzted when he got through,
there was SD little Juice in the hole he
had bored in the glass.
Contrary 20 belief, there is wny Of
catching them bat unless you tuy real
estate, anl thus prepare yourself TO
maintain that there ere no feas. The
tsIfarDian VIII not admit Chat there are
Ig revealing 20 rou the secret But for
tae sake of friends in the East. who may
lo.e their meaus "a monte on the way
here. ard thus deprive Themselves II
the sbUr to tuv real c7fato and tnc
pleasure of lying about che climete and
frat and lcae. { wiil kindly furnish thc
formula Ieke white wooi"o blan'sct
rrd snrea1 't down cn che faor. AMI
when ruu Feel them walking around on
rau with fae tacss io their feet. occa-
siuus'iv stopping toscrevv d are,l- hot GIN
etinto sou and il't MP oa Be-. iusf stepou-
e. lhe blanket, peel your person witty
of It's habiimeu-s sn3 s1il ths deas outo
fre blsukrt Then reu have them,
th -ir claws sn3 snurs get cauvat in the
me-, and trer teeth fnH of wcol aud
thev ruin'g frT e. bop Being t'acs
thav are easily see- on Che white -ur-
f,cs. so vou may fau down uron your
knees. "a Z a.. and -ioat over thcir
r is,-v. ard fsci thrill ~ iov ss taey
lools rp AZ vou With tears IN their eyes
Another remarkable thing ahout this
r-sniendant anthiu hy ths sea. = that
ti,e vf-tsr = Az spring ard the Summer
81 fail last seaec0 thcy tel nae.
was trrfral one t began raining
ArrN showers fn Nc~snher ard iept it
up almost nirht snd as7 untl after
Christmas. When it began raininF ne
r. tIres hegan Eriuninx ard the nerv-
cencr began masking nauxhtv remarks.
AMI fae longer is rained tae larger ere
native grin F~sw and fhe mere the r.
marks we've ssinteff with sllphur Eut
r.r.seentlv tas .ander f,of snds shat were
4 re fer this lonF speu ~ wet ne
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

sgslE ~ ssea.st seeoozs hos~ - III
aeTEe.s aass se4sz ~ A.est
- Azst - jsa3ary sp..ng s~Sazs.
fns Ereen t-iasgs eeass ea. seats -
rheu fr-ls tss Ea.s1 Ex~Ey nsaxf ~
sssenoaa - gLs sssl s-sssn1- rs.-sT @na
b.se.s = eas.4 Lazisasle.l-e,sass - tas
y4ses 49, halslGes saoa srs aoexst
~atn elessoEss 4na sall~gfa elsa sa1er-
ald ssar,A 49, iFosa tass periea ~
kaEsh t = aseeb aks 4 pFl AL Asy ~
the hass. saiy VITA iess rsla
b.t presenEly "a NaA es aEy a1d Ntt1
susnnzez eCaes Ehs sraSe-ssiEa. asad
aust. snd pea saiFsr whsl yca o0zht ~
perspire. kssry day ~ t1s year tAe
SaotaieF sells oseFcoatss aeFe "a t1s
F0arth sf July tA4a aas other d.. bnt
negeF heavy ones However. II al
great csttes in ths Unlon ia sAls. / -
lleye, tkz therusoEa1ter and oaEe14eteT
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20
Sealed Proposals.

tiFfCG hossN ~ ~ EiF nsks
GEkSn hAFips Moi. Dee Ga lstt
Sealed proposals Wiil b< receives 81 She once
q toe Board untli saturday. btccH sei ~ -.
~ u 3. r.. fcF the im PEotemrUf ~ ufhH4
AYenus. irem h4si faiGon street ~ fpAHt.ia "a
street according o. fht plans eHa s4utthVa
tlons on Nlt kt he oficr ~ the Board.
The toaTe reserves Tie rkhf - feJoci ans
o. ~ bids
haCh bidder shall deposit With his Proposal
she sum ~ tipAte a. he forfeited g. tae tiff
II oFand Rapids Ia case he shall faii a. enter
into eoAtfaet. in accsra4nce win ITS pro
possl. should his said PROPOSAL be- accepted hs
thr beard ~ fAblic WORKS.
All proposals must hf made upou blanks
that viii BE h4ralshod upon application ~ iae
offre 81 the BOARD.
IS order a the Board
JAS. N. DAVIS
Attest President
fKFD A IwAGLEY. Secretary. aec n
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20
LEGAL IDIERTISlNG.


A11tkA is tffsta kiteN fAAi > sstflai Ntcts
- ia 81 tN4 sEoCa f4|.afft tf tEG sifeHt tslf
t1s se Nas ana lela1sescelf tiellltk '..s.
pas aa - ft.s 81 fss atsr 81 esf- A,,-t
aaek ~ tEr ttkk y Nfaaa h23 t~N Altttt4s.E
te tkf ttt aef 81 tttcelti,s n. ~ ts+. 81
tffiees E, A. - f<tf .reH Ffefss' tst si.tA
ta4 seff g. sss saala lttes ta So g <isi.A ftl.
tt slst 80 tlt efttr.ts 81 t4eart.f s-ita ~ $ais
ts'k pA0s 81 - % ieff
4 its fAnlt4 si4sh s,
81 slN - tsc t-Nafta th44seaa ost-4ts
is,e 3sl sac. etse s. Atir alset a tial'pe titt
tNfn aslt taeft = at 81 sflaltlea a. s&.t s+tftA
tasafEs g. s1lisiisf A&t1 cftE ieHt g. ts.lttN
ih4nry aea issaf - tNlas O. 81 amount ass
"a r<catAs Hnt MtiItaN aali4l4 atrttt@ ~ Aia
g. seetlr ne FsNUFHf ~ fiif ssfpf - Efefi
Ee4r ~ eeeA ~ iIGsi en tht pfaftfiS "a sAt.
tsH R-NA a1Q ai>a tEf taf ifei t-4tlitA ~ 81 a
either tasiaass as Naay tf llf. .eUHtaf a. tlts
luE
~ ths order 81 lts Bears ~ plresiars
fhfN ~ ~ Ahh cFlfetAfN.
NFsna h4flzk AistlkaA. Nexrmtef ~ isss
bef =
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20
It's Early History and It's Career In Din'
cnt Countries.

It's Early History and It's Career In Differ
ent Countries.
In the time Of Cbaucer. more than
four hundred years ago, women wore
hats which he SAYS were las broad as a
buckler or a targe," and from then un-
I'll now every few days the style has
changed. sometimes narrow, sometimes
broad, high crowns, low crowns and no
crowns at al.
Hat fashions have a record as far
back as Shadrach. Mcshach and Abed-
nego, and these nOtables OF long ago
were cast into the fiery furnace. bound
in their coats, their hosen and their hats
and their other garments" This is sup
posed 90 be the most ancient example Of
modern society reporting known.
The returning crusaders are supposed
20 have brought the hat idea to Europe,
aad they have been growing in favor
ever since their introduction into En-
gland early in the 10th century The
English makers learned 20 manufacture
them SO well, that Harwood, the poet,
was moved TO say:
TIE spa1 arIs constant % his block
Tao Frcach tnconstant ever,
Bgt q su lalls shat may be felt.
Give ne your English beaver.
a writer of that time describes the
fashionable beaver as sharp in the
crown. like che shaft Of steeplc and
standing . quarter Il q yard, more or
less. above the crown OF the head.
Other hats were fat and broad in tho
crown. like the battlcmeuts of a house,
some black. sorle brown. some russct,
sorae rel. some green. some yellow aud
often changing n shade from one month
n another.
The Puritan preachers hurled savage
imprecations at '-ye villain0us inven-
tion end ve rross impiety of ye stecple
crown. bat q few years later the steeple
crown became a badge - honor among
che Puritsns themselves, and In the
pictures o. The witches 81 those somber
times it s. as prominent feature as the
hrDomstcE cr black cat.
The cooked hat had long reign and
was favcrite with Noitaire. Frederick
the 9reat Napoleon and other noted
men. Il was out cf style. except in the
army. where tha latter was its cham
piou. and wae crowded out ~ popular
favor ~ the mUch- written about chin-
noy-pot hat. which "a said - have taken
an unusual course far fashion and
gone from America ~ France being
introduced into thst country hT French-
men returning houae after tae revoin-
tion
lt is tsi6 that ous ~ the fsrce Czars
~ Eussis onee held reception. which
was attended ~ the Ambassador -
Venice. thsn reA sn3 powerful who
izert his hat IN h.s head Tie Russ an
raler was so sursre8 81 - Arrogance
tsat he ordered tbe bat - 30 nsAed 20
.he hsad - 81. im7ohte mar. Eoston
Bera
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20
DETROIT. NoyENnrH 3. $50.
LANSING 8 NcRrHrEN o.


"IaITl TITHFN Wiz IHf-
-.DS A. AZ. reps Through fo Detroit vfft par.
'--p Ier ears SEALS. - ffhts. Arrive 81 Afw
y Frl iH
l:20 +, " g. S.. .s,,. ,sreqss s e i'e,rs t' Sa p
2Hfb u 81 uI
co, D. 81. rsns fhfonrh fo Detroit vffh par
ts--D inr rar. 49, cenis Arrive 81 hsa
boIt $50 p m.
For tickets ard Information nrY'r 81 nfon
tIlkft CaiTf fI Monroe arl D nF dfu.l.
tt0. UrNsfth 0et Pass kHt
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20
THKAsuRER,s NOTICE.

CITY Treasure Nffrr
Grand Rapids. Mlch Dec ieH-
Notice is hereby given fbsi tae as-essinfnt
roll fof EfeoIn CfaFcIuE and paving TIE Eli-
tiers 81 North aFeuuf iron Hast hennfrd
street 80 sweet street iu tle city oi Grand
Rapids iS nov iu uV haute, and tuaf
VIII receive payment thereon fef fhe pcried ef
twenty daFs from tfis date. af she ofNce 81 iue
Cts Treasurer. tity Ha4
eEpRGF PERRY
drr p ~ II 20. rrr
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20
TREAsuRER,s NorfcT.
Clfv Clerlis Once :

City Clerks once
Grand Rapids Mich. Dec l-. ls0
Notice is hereby gwen flat the arsessmFn nt
roll for ,he opening Widening .na - ensi n
Of North Lafa yefre street. fIaw FAIRBANKS
street O Carrier street. in the city q GRAND
Rarils. ls now IN ny hands. AID THAI ] NlI
receive payment thereon for fhr period of
twenty days from this date. 40 thc once of the
Clty Treasurer. City Hai.
GEORGE q PERRY.
ian- Cts treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
CITY Treasurer-s once
eranL n.-Ln. .--n L---. l. ...-

Aikh tIrah0fFI y 'tI.I.fi
Grand Rapids. Mich Dec lt. 3se9.
Notice is De- cbv gwen that thc assessment
roll for grading. EfaVeling and paNinE the tli
fcrS o. I've 800 avenue. from south Division
street 20 lands of VI a. T. R. Co. Gre fhe City ~
Grand Rapids is moss In my hands. and fhaf
i viii receive payment thereon f0r thf DIT cd
81 twenty DAYS from this date. On the Once oi
the City Treasurer. CITY haA
DE0hHE z. PERRY.
ian CRY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20
adG';yl lsSIEi;3IsksIygiE] ! ], Y ! ], |!
slEEalIslEHlEi9ill5ssll IS

Resulting from Folly, Vice, Ignorance, EIcessss or
Overtaxaton, EnerYaiing ana uniting the victim
for Work, Besincss, tie Married or Social Relation
Avoid unsklllul prctendcrs Possess tbs great
binding, embossed. full gilt Price oniy Sio9 ~
mall, postpaid. concealed in psin wrapper. Illus
tratve Prospectus Free. II YOU apply now. Tie
DISTINGUISHED althor, VIM. ". Parker, NJ. D., rc-
cciycd the GOLD AND UNVEILED MEDAL
from the National Medical Association for
this PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS ADD
PHYSICAL DEBILITY. Dr.. Parker and corps
81 Assistant Physicians raY be consuiict, c0na-
deutiaHv hv mail or in person. al the Office q
TnE PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4 Puifnch ~. Boston, Mass. % whom cl
orders fer books or letters Tor aGtlce should be
directed a. above
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

.tttttf IIati.IFffF Af|i t'ft.
Detroit empress leaving 81 3 m has agner
parlof and buffet car altaehr1. and evening
express lessine aas d m has p8rIof raf A.
tachea. These trains make direct connection
a. Detroit for al points East
Express leaving 81 lN 81 W hAs afnrf
sleeping car 10 Detroit. arriving in bcireli st
. ~ m.
Through "a iroaf tickets aun ocean steam.
ship tickets aud .lcepiHe cal herihs secured at
D. q. n. 3 a. 0l4ce. y NoaroosJ. ano ~ The
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL. Cfts Pass. Agent
JOHN W. LOUD. I'alc MAnaEcr. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


fiai.N. Aii others daily 81 fFII SUNDAY.
IHEluH eject ~uunHF auV 81. l.st
Sleeping CaTe nn iucItt aId hIEntlu %
presses 81 aAd lTom Detroit ihr|uf ears run
on Day ixpfess ana oraLa kaplds lapIcss ia
and from DeiroH Direct CONNECT Ions made
al Detroit ulfh - Through frsius Iasi Ilcs
sfs ca sale si liou Ticket once. 81 Monroe
g.. au0 90 uion depot.
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1RKAsrRrn.s NoTIcE.


fify 1reasuref's fffoe.
Crane Fanidt Mtch.. Ffr. Ie 5sH.
Notice Sci h-rehV given That d. aseesanerf
roil for grading ard ErafrIinE HEr'e STREET.
ls Sow fH ur hands and that ] . ii receive pay
ment II ereon for the pefied cf fgeHfT naYs
fr m tHis dste as tbe 0facs oi Use iity Treas
GEORGE HPERRT.
dec Cts Tresfsrrr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

GRAND RAPIDS. Mlcn.. Dec. a.. ls'l.
To
John Allgier. Sarah Bur.ey Chas. S, Burton.
Euuice j. Cotton. Char e. "a. Colt. Louise r.
COriel. Daniel T. C0rbitt. Abraham Dekubher.
Frank Engelvt art. william b. Frost. Julius A.
j. Friedrich. PhilO &. Fuller. Gee &. Hitch.
August Frederick. Alexander Harper. Louis
Hahn. Reuben Hatch. E.lzsbeih u. Hoeriz
Henry NJ. johnson. Johanna kinney. y anne.
Lewis. Margaret Lunn. Mary ". Mann. Martin
r. n les. MARY Ellen Meyers Cn1roffe North
rop. Heurletta + stcr Charlie, Pr4nle, tnas
n. RisdOu ". Arthur stowe. Pauline L'udcf-
man. Andrew 4. Sguier Eleonor C. cfnson.
Sarah stanton. Emile Nogr'sauE. william
Vinegar. Claries Moodard. ferd Neiter.
You are hereby notified that an ssstss-nen nt
is about % be- made upon you % deiray the rA-
pense of the Aforesaid ir pfoFtutri an
assessment roll has been made in fhe prem
ises and Is on fle In the clerk s ONCE 0f said fy
where it Will remain open Tor inspection uufl
Monday evening. Dec. ID lrN. when and
where you can appea before ihe common
Council on said evening sad show cause lfnaf,
why said assessments SHOULD not te made and
collected according 10 Jaw. -
VA. SHINkMAN.
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