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EVERY member OF the constitutional
convention should attend the session of
the body that is to be held on the 18th
instant
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AL communications Intended lOI publication
must be accompanied by the writer's name and
address-uoJ Tor publlcatiUn-but as AL evidence
OIL good faith, ana should be addressed to the
editor. Letters pertaining TO business should
De addressed to NEW MEXICAN Printing Co.
santa Fe, New Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-08-11

THE Republicans of Santa Fe should
give the members OF the constitutional
convention a rousing and enthusiastic re-
rentinn
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EnB-The NEW MEXICAN is the Oldest news
paper il New Mexico. IL is sent to every Post
Once in the Territory and has large and grow
lag circulation enong the Intelligent ana pro-
gressive people of the southwest.
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CALL FOR REPUBLICAN CON-
VENTlON.

A convention of the Republican party
is hereby called to meet at the city of Al
buquerque on the 18th day Of September,
1890, to nominate delegate to represent
the territory in the sd congress OF the
United States.
The several counties of the territory are
entitled to representation rs fnllows.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
JOHN p. VICTORY,

Attorney at Law Office in County Court House.
Will practice in the several Courts of the Ter
ritory and the U. ) Land Office at Santo Fe
Examination of titles to Spanish and Mexican
Grants, Mines, and other realty, carefully and
promptly TENDED to. Patents for Mines Sc
cured.
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WILLIAM WHITE,

WILLIAM WHITE,
U. 8. Deputy Surveyor and U. a. Deputy Mineral
Surveyor.
Locations made upon public lands Furnishes
information relative to Spanish and Mexican
land grants. Offices In Kirschuer Block, second
floor, Santa Fe. N
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-08-11

HENRY L. WALDO,
Attorney at Law Will practice in the several
courts OF the territory. Prompt attention given
to all business intrusted to his care
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T. B. CATRoN. j. II. KNAEBEL. r. W. CLANCY,
CATRON, KNAEBEL d CLANCY,
Attorneys at Law and SOLICITOR In Chancery
Santa Fe, New Mexico. Practice In all the
Courts In the Territory. One Of the firm will be
at all times in Santa Fe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY.
.nnrlp ~ .rH,ilIrtn.

TIE Trtr4s,N-HFnAtp has devoted
con derab.o space. during the past
week. TO lae discussion OF the water
question. which F. now before the Com
mon council u definite form tor con.
Ele1aton. THIS q scuss.on has not
been one-sded a our columns. "a
some would ma> % appear. Alder-
man Stem. ulo is terlv opposed to
Lhe rt ou ot -ac question toavotc
ol tue people. has been gwen lust rs
mauh -.t,cand .ust a- fulI a hearing
a. Alderman Iaum.re. who introduced
thc orgnsI reso.ut .ous a the council.
The advocates ol neither side of tins
important question are barred out of
our columns. and. &c tnc council de-
adcs iu favor ot submission, we shall
bc pleased to near from any one who
has a sound, earnest word to saw on
either sde.
We deem this question the most inn
poraut proposition in municipal affairs
thst ha, becu brought 10 the attention
o. tine people for a long time. Ii
should be- discussed thoroughly. The
communication TO the editor. winch ap-
pears today, comes from a citizen who
hves wcli out n the suburbs. I'M that
territory whose taxpayers help to con-
tribute from s20.Cot to SIS, 600 each
year. and vet have neither water nor
Gre protection. The many words of
eommendaaon, Tor the able and fair
manner In which We have handled the
maltcr. lead us to tle belief that the
question IS one .u which the people are
deeply Interested.
In sne communication from Alder.
man Stein. published February Q. he
Says. "Au OF the propositions. as TO
the -ale oil our water works. have come
from outside svudicates. which. TO my
mind. are thc strongest arguments i'm
favor Of holding on TO What sour own. -
To this proposition we emnhatcal!v ob-
icct It 8 now nearly three years since
the TrIsGnAN-HER,ID took % upon l.
SET 90 f0rcshadow, first. last and all the
time, t1e bright future Of our city.
Hlu,ircds aud thousands Of copies Of
spcc,4I and regular issues Of our paper
haze hcen scut an over the country.
pth a view of getting foreign capital
to locate here for permanent invest
ulcnt. WChtvc ever been. aud still arc.
ready f0 extend hearty welcome 20
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
Didn't Owe Him a Cent.

A gentleman who rode down ne street
with a South side feed and commission
dealer the other day was surprised 70 hear
him utter low, chuckling laugh as he
paused 20 let n pedestrian have chance
for life on the crossing. "oee that maDs'
he asked. the one with tho light sutg
Tcs. what about it, Nothing. only
he thinks he owes me - or s.. aud no
don ows me cent How Is that9'
"Hs used 70 trade with me-. and on every
order for food or oats he gave me he
would % twenty or thirty cents short
OF course that was nothing. and no
would paT me the next order But the
next order hs was short again. and so on.
u vas his little game 20 beat me. sat
I'D njzhts. studied hard in the rules and
finally beat the game How why
before delivering bis order T opened tho
sacks and took enough oats ~ cover his
shortage and squared his account Nov
he has quit trading with ma and goes
around the hlocs for fear viii ask HIM
O pav III Put he don't owe me- a cent.
sni - - ilst AZ welcome to trafa With
re as ever ST Fsul Globe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
PIX CITY POOR.
wkas rhey gsauir~ Dsrta< ths Yea
A essa sas ai6s

Whas They gsasive Dsrsns uhs Yea
a esss sass i6s
C.rv Complro ler h NandeloeEg books
show that for tle year past 50 far -
bills have come - tire cty has soent
- - Is for tAe care of lts dependent
pooE.
Given - months tle expenditure
&ss a. foll3ws January, S-s9-s eo-
uarV. sZ7a2 3s A2rCl. e-sot., ApF },
s3l6- - May. szss8.7-s June. slsoA9si
Jaly. $3.50 August. sl4l>aZ oeptem-
ber ~ - Al. October $50 - Soy ein-
ber l>7s IS December si3-s 10.
Ilr tv ~ 50 Tar ,aVe,i abO4t sltfj
over .st wear IL spite oi the tact tna-
gnes. have oeln morc people out ol
eolA taaa -3me1mes az tnle scas3
oa "a. lu Use l4Ege influx nom th- oat-
side ,oM pt1Ollgr AaAeupels has
1eea ook.ag over tie plau cd LroA-
keepa. ID vogue u tac Detroit t4n b.
tr0il-f, uflec " tlC uoog department
aud * che heEmuug oi tht next nscsi
year ne VIII probably adop. ~ i-
shows Iust how much ls expended lur
each any every thing tns sgrocerless
fuel. salaries, etc, being CLASSIFIED hy
tlemst ives. For some reason or other
thi- c.ly spend more n proportion %
Is sae ioI che po0r than does betfp 9,
the last Detroit report showing uAiY
So .0lp. Tn the item q iucl alone tAty
spent 5000. winch is estimated 70 De
about the same as that spent for The
same purpose here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

FL wou.d ~ Iudi-rous were it not 90
painful to see how Old are The children
Il todsT While Walking the other dsv
7 vas iur sr~rcs iu this rise Two
httie bovs m round jackets srproscbed a
dainfilF dressed i.-tls Sirl - seven. One.
touching hs can ~ ter pith Chester
feliian rrsce. drew forward the hl,5sh-
iuz a~re~ 20 tha -fhar r0ffni i7~ks-
saving A'f-7 rss Mes AIr1irs. t1 era
=srs z, vou r-r friend. Mr Smith. The
lif-is isSr rec-Snized Mr s0-5fh after The
most sprro-aci sdu fsshioT. sud --snt
n nv us~ sai3sr hut wiser
w,--an before hsd tin0s - recovz zr
fr,-7 this 7 hssT3 a aov ef Sr ss< little
zirl p ssn Mary vhst h. vou thin <
~ tha ulsr~' Mar, hrf5}nz With edi
firing irfixnaucn. answered Haven
r,id reB repeafe ilr- sir. nevsr - ask r'e
thst question jzng from present
sTrsreorss sltss- hocvs 5,ffs srf hs e
vfl - in sruan request fri fs~ Tsars
Male he-ies m Re -reseu then snsC -
-ixsrs sn5 ssFnsia rsii-e w v f-r a
htfis hush>rS I1ses5 ~ a .,sn1r p sal ssr
Ger Nsw Kork Lsdgsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

Another periodical attack made on
the soldiers Home, al Grand Rapid
by the enemies Of that institution. As
70 the charges preferred against COL
Wells, msmber OF the board Is
alleged thst he once accepted a com-
MISSION oI al1O Tor his services DAB The
transfer oI some property from private
par.e, 10 the Soldiers Home. The
colonel denies thIs and say, the pay he
received was Tor expenses incurred 40
Lansing i'm the interest OF the hu, and
was not for services rendered. II
there was anything wrong in the tran
action there IS a way 20 right Il without
as-siilng the institution that WAS manl-
tested few years ago when It's enemies
klchcd up such row that a legislative
investigation Oi lts management WAS
ordered. y thorough investigator WAS
made and the management Fiudicatcd.
Ever since then periodical grOwls have
been heard from the enemies Oi The
Soldiers Home. No opportunity have
they lost to hit e aslap. Their evident
desire sto make t unpopular, and
every attack upon 1t has been malicious.
A. To the charges against Col. Wells
we only know they are made and
denied. 1t remains for them TO hc
proved. But we strongly suspect that
IL is not col. Wells they are after SO
much AS it j. the Soldiers Home itself.
winch they have 50 often attacked.
Tie Free Pres Is very glad indeed TO
have another opportunity to get "a
WAdck al the Soldiers Home, which il
calls "Republican pet" There arc
some Democratic Union soldiers IN that
institution, but their Democracy Is not
the "hre-in-thc-rear" kind. The Fra,
Press brand OF Democrats who served
In the late war carried knapsacks labeled
"C. =. \. A."-DefrOit Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

tHE Governor 81 Ono entrusted
slEA probably .ess setaaI poaer t.4n
tas Governor of any olhsr -a TIE
reassa Ter thls s tAls rendered - the
Columbus Lsspascs.
ia ~as a. aEogglt about - Gosera-
r. tlA-r President a sl4I4gton n4d aq-
pointed - & .alr trJFeIa0rot tie North
sest Territory alth taelTe u tile best
nasn "a IS 80 = kiad u gele "a Asse1n 3l r.
lueY xlss ~nzt TIE TeEElt0rv salted
1at eyery une taey Cd anything thal
tDe Governor 0ld Eot LAe. tuey we're
called before lIU and iect1rea l EacI
-e treated llel ~ lutcr.o -ff.eE- A.
a couse'4 -Des they irsl4sa Tie o0a,t.-
I1Lon Enicu Vas ia Il .sgence fr0m sc
altI the present constitution y az adopt
ed ln 81 ae 0ld constitution gave
tnc 00vefl-f almost nothing 70 do. ana
= Has DOR 7 prevent LIS ln1ertefeuce.
The preset institution gives tlc ttoE-
ellar soule la1sers. but tao fear of too
.lfaca interference prevented tie iram-
cas- even 0l the second constitution from
p-ae.us Ia h-s hands Tie veto poNeI.
Tar question ot whether non-tax-
payers. % the ordinary sense 0f the
word. ought % D permitted To vote on
the water propositions, should not h.
mixed up with the mann question ~ al.
ANY sueh Limitation Oh tho fundamen-
n right ot a eitlzen IS clearly unc0nstl-
tuUOnsl, and has not and can not he
made. The denominations arising out
of tat side ISSUE should DC dropped st
once. The question now = simply
Ought the propositions o. he submitted
a. all
Tn Republican senate 40 Washing
ton vii not keep the Republican sena
tors from Montana cooling Their heels
on tho Sidewalk long. That sort of dl.
version vill be left To- the Democratic
claimants. -pb.aadpfr Toao. If they
could only mad some way Of cooling
Democratic heads as well. business
would proceed at a lively rate.
THEEr arc said o. De some 10000
specie ol fIes .u Ameuca, but no one
of them gets chance 10 roost on
Speaker Reed.
TuE New IoIk Ssa gives up the
World Far for New York, and fayors
Chicago next.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

NOTICE TO CHEIITORE
y efcfr 20 Michigan rrunfv ~ Frrf e.
Notice l. hereby given that hv an grtsf of fif
Probate Cgnrf fof he county ol Kent. rnaHf
On TIE 1fh raw ~ January. tf fff
months frora fhaf date vern slir~ee fof frff
tors o. Urfsrnf thflr Claims against fhf fsfa
~
III TAW CIR PrHfff
ate ~ So COUNTY EFcessed aud fnef q
frrr If.rr ~ pzl1 deceased aff frifFf fr fff
eor,t nafr eisf frrt - ssiH Prostate rourf ef fft
Probate oT 80 fr fhn cffv ~ Grand tapIdt f
erarnlrpaor SO a.If raEef 0r ~ nffoff IHt
fsff rrr ~ frr nrrf and ffsf enrf fHf
rff 30 hssrr fnff.rf rrfa epfrf nr ounzF fhf
SAD 1910 cas- ~ aulf nfr r. - fen cook fH
~ frFfranr ~ ffsf |ar
CEiI- q FFFFTfE
-,-- mar fufrf ~ Irohsfr
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
CROZIER & CUTLEB'S

HROZIER & CUTLEB'S
Y REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
I.H. CADwELI., MANAGER.
Weston Building. I3 CsBal-st
SOUTH GRAND RAPIDS Lots for sale OF
>, easy payments. Beai union depot oi iNo
leading railways fne place Tor home. sell
for SO 10 s3io-are 500 per lot cheaper than
good place ior moderate Investment, a. lots
on the plat nov sold. Call or frozicr Cut
ler's real estate department. Weston buildiug-
SASO0 VIII buy tne modern residence OF
t1cVv Cherry scar Henry 81 u about SIS.
Is raid down. balance car be PAID g. pef
month. Cr0zier a cutters rsal estate depart
meDt. " estOu building.
SdSu0 Buvs houss and iof OF Shcidon-sf
tIptV north Of v a ffv ave. ffe minutes
walk from Mogroe-sL Inquire Crozier rHt
ltr real estate department Weston bii oinE
S2000 VIII take the beautiful new modern
'"V'V room dwelling. corner Center and
Buckeye sfs. terms easy. CFozef fufiri q
real estate department. Weston buiiding
NTORF BUILDING Nith suites rooms
- above. on Nali snu.aFr- VII hf sHI0 Fer
cash or efchsnEed. "a = barEsin- DF"zi"r r
cutters real estate department Weston tulo-
ng
A SPRING fTrEFT Reuse for f~o fefniie-.
n vii be sold cheap Or exchanged iof uibfr
property. Is lrozlrT A lfiff real rsf a. o.
parimcnt. y esfou building
II MUSHROOM Thr Hveiv msnufs~f urfnr
i lake CITY We have Some hns acre PROPERTY
inside OF iimits we w'u seN or eKchau1e fof
Grsnd Rapids property Crozier 2 frflef s.
real estate department. Weston buuaiu1
N1-0n Isru 81 81 acres. - miles from 81
'if W Pleasant matf good bono sol 30
exchange for property hrrf rroFier 4 CufIrr s
real estate department estor bnIdinc
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

N07TrF ~ rFifIIIHH-
y state ~ Hirh.er rrrfT ni ben
r,,.fass Court ~ ere etTfrfe - Esri wafr rf
.fa ~ far ~ f.Irasrr n l+f 81 Mons
fr1fr fhsf fafr ware Iowrf ior rrefifars fr
..-rrs,. ftafr rf,. r.e agstref fff eefsff nf
Tft. tkfHtN
gts ~ go ronrfT ceressec ars fref ?
.-s<t.fa~. ~ ssif RI .asff err rtru 80 20 rrf
ssrf fffnf- risi-re 81 esif frshsfs r1urt. - rhf
rrrrstf rr'nf If fff r.fT ~ srarr teFtrf
-rsro rsffar end ..rsrrf sr ~ nrfrrf fHf
tff ~a~ ~ a tGef7rf rrf zrr rrsf FUrf rs'f
uf - heard before 81 rnuvf ~ Mrrfsr ff-
81 rar ~ ngur rfr- ~ feu rf.rrF .r f
f~.-sr-.r.r ~ fiIsf fev
Ta-es ftffus~v z. = isT
ffh rFFFfF4
r-n 1usE ~ fra-sfr
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
PiIe>. Pile... PiIcs....

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
a positive specific for all forms of the
disease Blind, Bleeding, Itching. IL
ccsatcd, and Protruding Pllcs-Pricc
SOC. For sale 10y White & White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

Quality wins. The fine elegant flavor of the
Toss Up cigar Is not peTccpt.h.c iu any
other 5c cigar, and only IN This bcSr Grade of
luc cigars
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

Michigan Historical and Geographi-
cal Cards IS the name of new game,
devised by Prof. II. L. Pattcngill. Ian
sing, Mich. 10 Is played with l20cards,
coainiug 800 facts about Michigan.
Price 80 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
IOgT

I pST-ou Pearl ST.. purse c0nfaiuin- change
~ and hav-s ring suitable reward for ro-
turn Io r.. j Bennett. - fsna. n. A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

\ praiscwOrthy movement IS about 10
be set on foot by The Lodies' Home Jour-
noi of Philadelphia. II proposes to
give to any young girl Of rs years OF
age who VIII send TO IT, between now
and January I, 1891, the largest num-
Der OF yearly subscribers 10 the JoYraoI
"A complete education at Nassar COL
lcgc, or any other American college
she may select TO tins is also pinned
a second offer which guarantees to any
grl of rs or over who VIII secure 1000
yearly subscribers before January l..
a full term OF one year at Nassar. or
any other preferred college, with all
expenses paid, thus making it possible
foT any number of young girls to re-
ceive free education ut the best coll
leges. Any girl can enter INTO the
competition, and any such can be
thoroughly posted by simply writing to
7hs Lodics Home Journal. at 435 Arch
ST., Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE By
KINSEY & MERCER,
Successors 10
/ VIII. KinSeV,
/ :. = and b. Weston building. Canal-st-
over Board ol Trade.
Telephone 80.
/ gOR sALr-Ten acres good shape for plat
L ting al south Grand Rapids. 5000 easy
/ terms. knsey Mercer
+ EuR SAIE-Two lots 6oxlb feet. corner
D Madison avenue ana Lawn Courts; also -
; foot l0t on Terrace avenue. Enc residence
lots Kinney 4 Mercer.
/ EuB SALE-One and one-half story house
lot 4lXi2 feet. No. -. Twfifth-ave.. stone
/ touudationi good cellar water m street.
price. 'i'p. hnsey a Mercer.
/ EoK SALE or viii trade for farm two and
one haif acres of land lust east OF city me
/ house aud harn fruits OF all kinds. kinsey 4
| Mercer. successors 20 W. II. kinsey.
/ EoB oALE-A beautiful home on \. linton 81
near Lyon and foUni'uu-sts. me shade
} sewer. water. ctc.. for $50 k.nsey Mercer.
Successors To W II. kiases.
FOR sALE-lN Third-aye. large house and
lot. s3N1. hln7ey Mercer. successors 10
+ vs.. II. hlnscy.
EOR SALE-One OF the best bargains iu he
i city. 50 loot lot. l1room house. furnace.
I gas. sewer. CRATE. water closet, and bathroom
/ up and down stairs, situated on Nj Vernon
/ 81. for $3.50 Kin>ey 4 Mercer. successors 10
4 ". II. hinSey.
/ L'0R SALE-CheapeSt vacant property i'm the
city for residence OF manufacturing pUr-
poses: 80 foot within I've minutes walk OF
| sweets Hotel. AT so per foot. kinsey 4 Mer-
/ Ger. successors TO W. II. kinsey.
/ TOR SALE-A chance for builders to make
| money. We have "A corner place IN "a good
/ locality for S,v1 large enough for five good
Kinsey
/ FOR SALE-i7 foot lot and Groom nearly
/ new house. No. l62 Centerst. for S5J0 Kin
/ sey d Mercer. successors 10 ". Ii. kinsey.
I EOR SALE-s0 acres hne fruit land in the
peach range of Oceana county fair house
/ and barn. only $1,000. kInsey & Mercer. sue
= ff>~bf> 10 ". II. missy
/ LOR SALE-DOnt forget that the Weston &
SOn addition Is more than half sold. and
still selling. though but a lew months ia the
market. We have one more ,ot al Sf15; a Few
/ a. $50 and the balance from $50 down 90 500;
think of n a lot inside the limits three blocks
lrom the South Division car line Tor only $40.
4 hinsey * 'icrctr. successors 10 ". II. hlnSey.
! E'OR SALE-A fine brick block on south Di-
4 NlSlOn-sf.. rent now pays per cent net on
/ $1,000; both property and rents increasing.
! hlnsey y Mercer, successors 10 W. ". kinSey.
! FOR SALE houses located on q c5 foot lot
/ A on Fr0nt-St.; cellars. wells aud Cisterns.
/ stone foundation, now rents t0T sli.Ul per
/ month. only $500. kiuSey Il Mercer. success
/ Sors to v II. lNnsey.
! EOR SALE-A new house Of nine rooms.
4 modern IN every way. on tenter-st., near
/ Bakeley- ave- only sZ2Ju. kinsey 4 Mercer,
successors 10 IS. II. kinsey.
/ EOR RENT-sOi North Union St. good house
/ Il and barn. 81 per month. himsey 3 Mercer.
! L'0R RENT->even- room house on Home-ave.
. and one on WOodlawuaye., sl0 Kinsey 4
/ Mercer
/ EOR BENT-Storc and basement on Cherry
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17


kN'htA @ervs "a waso .A4a far sslls clseal.
eAif p A-lics lraU thf cItg NtU laAr d.
go ~ eArnsilAr q = fruRin.
Esth SAAt--e reon l.ou>s. sisne fs.naai So.
iaia Alla ssls ~atar. Nee N-n,aan aa..s
st.'Nf toaiilaiiuaf nrl iaEaEed can hll llsl..
-, 80 ltaA ta lnr sarlug. lkfa.s G.et.
Apply ~ AsLraost q
SEtl ~ thls aesl raals derlslstr nass Vf...l
pa uisiiatcs wslk al H.si-affue. reIf t.f.s
- lcf manihi tAs asigabsr.sss .> safrl..
a. g. tlottl
S49l nn RUS - ACREs 81 sosa ls...
s1oosNV II iu this eounls s-ls nsiies F...
ttla t.ty .N-A as ~ Hial las iass AZ ssa..l i.
sears this Is q h4fEAll. IlaUs Eras ofhr
AfcAde !.
kQh sAlE- Bus heass before iAe sp.in.
rise pa prices u ropW housf "a fnI1s ~
Aoiitsg al AgaeTH improvement f4fsI
& @aeN ale stl4ca aAa Nongfftt Nhlks s- luI
sasf. ef 80 ler month gaoBI hnHsf Du al al
iseA ave. nfar iffh sls4a ~ So IsT uleuff
tharirs NJ lUitA laIis hnchanaN 4 l4N
oihCe. Leuy6Td BLOCK 1nl
w HAVE A NLN nol ~ lcaay iai 500
" oN cAn HuN cheaper HuV ilaH Sea ckfT
csn akslu ns uur iiiNis uI 81. hHrfN - or
hlsAih ward plalss pT8ccs vail surely advance
ia fhe sprus hUy npN anu Save money
prices Ano terms o. suit sou. lurHcF Car
Foii. AeN hoUseHian bGildtae. alff
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
BUSINESS CHAEoBs.

Al desire 70 ro south for nv health J VI y
y sell well established business. tshH cash
balance essy terms, profits iast year tfF. "a.
dress business Chance. BOY :. fhis ofes. H
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

WANTED Man With 40 90 purchase hug
w ueSS paving ESQ psr month reason Tor
selling going 80 California This n great op
porfuuitv FOR = I've man. Addrcss IS T..
Box 3 this once.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

A RARE business opDorfunity-A steel 0f
y general ueTcb bsnaise for sac in village
within A. miles - granh Rapids osles last
wear sToo0. pay sure buildings fof sac or
rent Would take in part Ysvu enf some
desirable rrai estate in Gran Rapids Good
reasons for ssiiiue Address Bnsness care
Telegram Herald
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

Tic initial number Of the W. Jcrsu
.ir1taroiist has been received. 10 u,
h,lcd with matter that cannot fail TO
interest those for whom Il Is published.
kts publishers announce that every de-
partmcnt OF the paper IS IN charge OF a
practical and capable person, and they
promise a valuable paper. 1t Is q SIX
teen-page monthly published 40 Had
dOutield, y. j., at 800 per year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

kNkth @ercs q wasa lAaa lar ssls clsesl.
ouls r N.iirs Irar the eIfg Nil laAr
iei ID exchange. T. s Frasiu
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
WANTBD-TO RENT.

\NANTED-0ne or two nice furnished rooms
W with modern Improvements ia private
house. within three minutes walk Of post
oifcc. by single gentleman. Address Y. y.
Box .. Telegram Herald. -
4 GOOD tenant with no children would like
- TO rent house of six or seven rooms ln
eastern part Of city near cable car line II pos
sble: rent must be reasonable. Address Bus
mess. Box :, this Office. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

TURHITUKE STORED.
pADCLIFF6HOLT. general wsrehouscmcn.
IL Al III South Division 81. store household
goods AT low rates packing and moving
promptly attended 10 by telephOuins no. AZ.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

EOR RENT-StOrc and basement on Cherry
ST.; three suites OF living rooms above.
kinsey Mercer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

EOR RENT-A factory. 800 feet floor area -
horse power engine; several machines for
manufacturing furniture etc. all IN good con
dition. ready 10 start Alse dry Kiln, very "a
y0rablc terms 70 right man. Apply 70 Vim. II.
Richards Benton Harbor. Mich. 8sff
FOR RENT Basement store in Park Place
building; also ground hp0f Office - The
rear Of main staircase. Apply 10 Iaggari.
WolCoit 4 Gansou. q Monroe-st. sltf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

WANTED Two girls wants positions g. do
W central homework IA small American
famine Cali u lisyfou. ST. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

peaxHxS-S HORSES wintered m boz stalls 81
% ~ moderate rates. II charge oi care
Rk fui men and Ted good timothy tay.
HGHTH Inquire AZ once ~ Anti kAlsonine
A Company. or telephone my rrsi-
denoe. oil Horses delivered 10 and from the
farm. v. =. Church 5off