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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED


ROOMS AND 3 TOWER BLooK.
DEGOLIA .ProprIetors
\VANTED-Mslr Help-2 machinlsts. 2
w monicefs, / tiener. factory workers. -
wood cutters. boys. Ii you are out OF en-
p,oymeat cali.
IVAN lED-Female Help 6 girls for Een-
w eral hOusewprA. cham bernaids. lAaa
cooks fog pnsstr families
E0R SALE-l0roOm house on Ciark-st..
finished IN oak, large lot Win shade ana
fruit trees Efefythlng Ia nfsi-ciaSs order
and al = bargain stfhe prices $40 easy e ms
IGOR SALE-9room house IN MuHS0n-sf.. 81
l. foot front, good cellar; wei and csiern
graded street. water and gas price tl5JOi easy
& rms.
L'OR SALE-s.room house on Third ST.. stone
Il foundation; good well aud eissern will
sell on contract, 800 down. balance monthly
payments.
L0R sALE-7-rOom house on Forrcstst.. 81
loot front; well. cistern aud modern COLI
yeniences; on contract. 500 down.
E0R sALB-4 lots on North-aye.. sixl00 at
500 each on c0ntracti easy terms
FOR sALE-o5 acre farm. miles from Battle
l. Creek; soil cay loan s-room frame house.
land all under cultivation: owner a non-resl-
dent and anxious 10 sell; price $500.
E0R SALE To young man with 500 cash. %
buy y Interest In grocery and dry goods
stock ia rapidly improving pat ~ the city
South end; REMAINING partner has had years
experience; a good established business foi
some ore.
IGOR EXCHANGED acres two miles from
sauZstuck. 100 peach trees bearing. ~
standard pear trees, 20 cherry - apple 2
plums. 90 eoOsberries acres OF Strawberries.
good house and barn. Price $500.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-S-room house
Il and large corner lot. room for another
house on lot. on two graded streets. with sew
ers. etc. to exchange for farm would assume
some incumbrance.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
III erty In sums 10 suit RoomsS and 9. Tower
block.
HOUSES and rooms 10 rents also M nber o.
IL good tenants ~anting 10 rent; bring Ia
your keys. Rooms and 9. Tower block.
DEGOLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

The Atlanta Journal - published in n
Thrifty city and ia thrifty age, but its
editors occasionally overlook the fact
that the new south and the whole
country does not ike to near boastIngs
about the old south in the years of us
rebellion, accompanied with sluTs about
Northern men who took their lives IN
their hands and went to battle for
the preservation of the whole Union.
In IT'S exultaIon over the election of
Senator Gordon, the Journal alluded TO
an old cannon that "sung out notes of
Democracy from old Kennesaw, Stone
Mountain, Atlanta, Decatur and the
hills around about" and that "was
captured by one Sherman in the late
struggle of States rights with central
lzatlon." Such stuff does not reflect
the sentiments of the new South" SO
eloquently and periodically heralded
by the lamented Grady. The Journal is
Or nted in Republic, not in a parish or
sel-of section. IL should revise itself.
Toledo Bee.
II the Northern Democratic press
would be generally as outspoken as the
Bee 10 in the above. it would be better
for the Whole country.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

Twelve words viii vs.
uafIy make Two liaess
thirteen ana not a. ex-
ceed twenty words three
lines. and tn the larger
ad~erttsemen the aver
age Ia seven words 10 a
line. There ts but one
price and that Ia quoted
i'm the table herewith.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

tAT ~ ATfHINE
Lord salisbury SAYS that TIE McKin-
ley law has injured Enzlish Industries.
Rut e q helping Auerlcs. snd tnst q
what q vas designed 20 90. Neither
Mr.. Mckinley nor TIE Republican
party ever pretended that TIE McKiu-
ley bill rss an engage Ct philanthropy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
May Make or Break.

Adrian Tines
Congress assemblies on Monday, for
the snort SESSION.
II - 10 the hands of the Republican
members of that body to make sure the
election of a Republican president IN
1892, or they can render such result
impossible.
II they listen to the hints OF The time
servers and vInd-vsnes OF the party, II
they fslter IN the maintenance of the
lines Of the late campaign. 1892 will sec
the party beaten out OF sight.
Mod tication might be admissible. II
found advisable; retreat would be ruin.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

= offered. By the manufacturers q Dr.
Saee's Catsrrn Remedy for = case II
csfzrrh which they csnrot cure. Tbs
remedy cures BY is mld, soot1iug
cleansing. and neainz properties.
Only - cents, hy druggists.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
PERCYSN YDER
Is Canal st., Room IS.

Is Canal-st., Room Is.
WORKING MEN ATTENTIOE-5o or 10 acre
w tracts for sale near ID. A NJ. JUNCTION. only
SIS An acre. Here is a chance to get good
home.
Ok FOOT FRONT on scribner-st. near
~ Bridge. on y si4. rents for slA year.
CHOICE n acre farm In Southern Illinois 70
v trade for property here.
NEw room house aud ) choice lots. only
" $50
drug STORE business and stock IN hrst
~ class location for 50 e; reason fer selling
81 hes IN Of proprietor. price 500. worth
double the amount 70 a i've nan
I HAVE frst-class iIvery stock for ssle Or
Il tfaas-
MONEY TO LOAN a. and per cent. on TIT
N ged security. Percy snyder. > Canai-st.
IT WILL PAY parties wisaieF 20 m sks "a
Il vestmests % cal ana iook over my iist %
fore pgres2siaz-
PERCHS SNYDER
Is Canal-st.
Aele1 Tor De-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
A waggInE Tongue.
Bay City Press

heprofound silence which character
lied Grover Cleveland previous 10
election. gave no indication Of the vol
ubility he has since manifested. What
prestige ne has acquired he owes TO
having kept quiet. For what he and
his party vii lose his zrticuisting or
zsns viii be largely responsible.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

We insert in another column. after a
little wholesome expurgatIon, the letter
of an old soldier at the home, the bur.
den of whose complaint is the Saliva
ton Army aud their ghost dance" IN
this vicinity. The Salvation Army is
an organization capable of dong and
accomplishing two things with equal
facilily-dolng much good and making
an intolerable nuisance OF itself.
Which it is doing IN this instance. we
shall not attempt to ssy. If their
music at the home is of of the same
piece as that which we hear on the
streets, "when the band begins to
play" no one can blame the old soldier
for his lamentation. No one would
lay a straw in the way of the great
good, which the Salvation Army j:
capable of doing and is doing, but il
does seem as if some of their capacity
TO make uuisances of themselves might
very reasonably be checked.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

saginav COURIER HeFald.
How about the terrible increase n
the cost Of ''the poor mans dinner
PSI" which the free trade demagogue
we're hcwtng inst before the elecuonT
The price OF tn = lower ia New York
thar before n months. The bottom Ct
the tin market IN fact has fallen oek
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
TIE OBSERVER.

Although the money market - some
what disturbed. wheat and Hour are
Sill excellent property 10 own, even IL
the possessor has to 90 10 some neon
yenlence 20 hold them. The course Of
the market is tiuctnating. The number
OF those who should have bought -four
when il Was depressed aud did not do
80, - large. Regarding the situation
the Northwestern Miller says: at is
our steady aud firm belief, that what
ever financial storms may break over
the world, bringing ruin aud desolatlon
20 many interest and dragging 10 lower
level all properties, good, bad and IN
different. wheat and -four are raluraiiy
and unQuestlonably strong, and must,
as soon as the outside pressure is re-
moved, find their natural basis, which
this year, seems Ia be a comparatively
elevated one. Few will question that.
had it not been for the financial
troubles, q very strong advance would
have been seen, and 10 IS owing 10 their
existence that an exhorbitant and ficti-
tious value has not been temporarily
reached. This Is lucky for the trade,
as the reaction is always deplorahle
and when we have arrived at certain
limit, the legitimate value of the stuff
has been reached. Thereafter an up
ward course means ultim 4te redncss of
eve and vexatlon of spirit to the bull.
But up TO that time the shirt of the
bear must necessarily be troubled"
There is on foot projected mlller's
excursion TO the realms of her Majesty
The plan is to charter an ocean steam
er, and have each miller who intends
TO go, load her with his percentage oil
the cargo necessary. With ship filled
with -four and millers, the projectors
intend TO sail 10 merry Free Trade
England. Arriving at old London
town, the ship would he unloading
while her passengers would have q
| chance TO see the sights. Both under
takings being completed, the ship fly
ing the millers' banner, xxx, in black
on the stars and stripes, will hoist an
Choir and go to Bristol, Liverpool. Glas-
Cow, and other ports. From these
points railway trips can be made to New
Castle, Seth, Dundee, and other i'm
portant places. The tourists will re-
turn on the same boat, which will be
made perfect home for them. The
suggestions are as yet crude, and dis
cusssion is invited.
The project recalls the days of yore
when traders would charter ship, load
her with their own property, and per
sonally set sail for a foreign cline, fol
the purpose of trading with the natives
and making what is called in the story
books "a prosperous venture" Som;
of the first ships built by the early set
tiers along the Ohio river, were loaded
in the spring and floated down tht
/ Ohio, then down the Mississippi anc
| across the ocean, where ship and freIgh
were disposedof. The traders would ther
return to New Orleans by foreign vessels
and from there make their way up tn,
Mississippi and Ohio in small canoes anC
flats. The first settlement on the bank
| of the Ohio was Marietta, Washington
/ county, and here some of the finest sea
faring ships of that day and age wer,
built. They were st times two years Of
more making their return trip.
The Valley City Milling company re
/ celved Monday twenty cars OF choict
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
HOLIDAY Presents.

The handsomest designs for bindings
on art works, illustrated publications,
magazines, etc. for holiday presents.
are being produced by the Grand Rap
ids Book Bindery, 20 Cansl-st. Tele-
phone 1913.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
Tickets

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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

Thine well spent" means an errand to your
druggist for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Why pay hfty cents for n liniment when Sal-
walton OIL is sold at . cents a bottle?
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

REV. FRANK BRISTOL has discovered
during his passage through this vale of
tears, that lawyers ~ they are seem to
be quite different from lawyers as they
should he. There is an abstract idea OF
a lawyer, which forms one of the most
beautiful and impressive pictures that
imagination can conjure up, but the
real, living, moving. concrete person
who fights for his client and the dol
lars, is an everyday sort of fellow who
believes in reform for revenue only
Chicago Evening Journal.
But the supply in all matters follows
the demand. If clients were honest,
there would be no demand for lawyers
who were otherwise.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

TIE CelGmb1s DAsp&leh taxes e2laa,
dssF4ssiensta siss q ths psnssen Qe~s-
to- shlen eonnsnas lLsslf ~ she
average rszaer. Il szys
ssanie very Hesn Ealngs lave besn
SD zooat pen40ns - . fss persons
NO neEsr E4issd = haa1 u a4leass e.
tne esenersl Government.
~ ea tae inolaas ara kroQblesosns
the eoantrT n8ss have solsisrs *
eepi ~ very rare instances. UD ted States
solGlsrs have ais4ys been 70 1ateers.
II 4 we're aoE for solunteess. ne coua.
~ s0asd DC Ct. xed - draft nea.
-fns sord volunteer eosefs the en-
listed naen aud eoElIsll salonsa oEnee1s Of
he regular arnsy
PcVpEe ah0 DO net care ~ volunteer
Or incuF ma s1psass OF beng drafted
practically ssy ~ those alea sh0 10
toianteeF, thai 4 the event Of death
shslI usdoss All orphans snxll receive
speeisl care from the OoEeFnment, and
sn2t such as snail have o~Su .sA0led 81
wounds or disease shall, ia IKE nlAA-
neE, receive attention.
but fe~ Il any peFso ns IN this eoan-
Try Folanteer - light a deadly ensmy
Tor pay. Patriotism aud honor are AZ
the foundation II snilstnents, pa.
back OF these L I4.lh la Tue uusritIen
prOmise OK the people. as n special al
tennon "a dependent ones IA case OF the
soldiers death or disability ia the line
OF duty.
The Governor Of south Carollna, in
his Thanksgiving proclamation, most
oecomlngiy ASKED his people 70 remem-
Der the dependant soldiers The Gov
ernor referred 81 the Confederate SOL
der; 70 the man who enlisted 10 fight.
as he believed, Tor a just cause. The
Governors request was in pursuance of
an unwrltten promise. IA tulfillment OF
tantamount pledge, IN RENT mbTancr
of a debt OF honor.
at > the sincere hope Of all con-
cerned that the redskins may conclude
20 1--we IA peace with the whites; but II
they do not. who would not most
checrfuiiy vote 70 pay the debt OF
honor We shall owe IN the cases OF men
who shall have been disabled or killed.!
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

The Valley City Milling company re-
celved Monday twenty cars OF choice
wheat. Fourteen cars came in one
solid train. There were about twelve
thousand bushels in the lot. The COM
pany has forty more ears in transit.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mill. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

The recommendation Of toe Press
dent. in regard 70 the international
hank project. should receive the favor
abe consideration Of this session Of
Congress wish our laris law. supple
ment BY reciprocity wisely admins
tered. and aided By Al international
bapk. the provlaons Of which should Be
safely guarded. The trade Win our
southern eighbors would receive such
an impetus and development, that the
interests Of al the countries concerned
would - permanently enhanced. and
trade diverted 70 our shores. which nov
goes 20 snrichen European cofsrs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

REATTFCL HoNES anc h6V - buiia tAeus
ID ia designs viii noer plans ~ 10 Hho ined.
crate easl homes c0lerrd Fates - psEcs
est a atlag lab4os ana builatnE hinfs eniT a.
cenls Post pale ~ ha.lding sne tseSiis, Z
Casa 81. Grand Rapids Mich. sol
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

RrprSsrxrS. N his autobiography.
SAYS that something over 2 per e-nt Of
ths people q this country understand
music. and tbe Columbus Dispatch
SAYS that The conic opera singers are
recruited from tas ether - Psr cent
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
II. p. SNYDER,

Poems - n - Wen6sriy Flock
= konfos-strsst, Grand RAPIDS. Hich.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

teoR SALE-f,f trade. houses and lets wil
t-sae Ter farm 81 cheaper propef , "a
dies Farmer. ears - Jalias Gear. orAae hsp
les Al1h. So
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

Will, SELL vou ons - these essuflfy lpts
j - frr Fifft-sve $50 f3nt for - - 3
SO az essv fefuns, also sixty -fins fsni1e iete
-. ~ ptssrenr q afdttior. nuubers ~ sne
se~opr sane price fefU1r enc nsftff cssh.
1890 - fffrs ~ - esnf h~aufiailf -
esfa1 ca arc So ne in usv gflee 81 a pfst
FfouEsI
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

1 DON'T knaW NhAf ~iil SQUAD esffsf 10 ihs
Il pefson Wh8 e&atS as 4nea -
AesE that theB cAn scl enc ~ ast II til.ti
where tit street car lesscs Ia Aeef sea u
within ~ cen ninates Nslk ~ eNeett Hotel
l. u FroslA.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

Eok sALk or hENT-A large bullainG
suitable t8f store. safoon 90 ROAD -heus rs
IBIS - = Ice lotatlou. being but stofi ~
tAnt ifom tae CHS. On man tlAfeica street
aAe y a Eoca Upruirg far The right party
" tll - on ioaE le ~ rent tar = tfrtH 81
years Inquire 81 fTAnk Anderson. corner
loEla auo tulIoA-sis $50
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

E0k SAlE-New er0om house on fArissvc-
near ihomas-si.s EAST ifoui llo tuet frDti
cable. furnace. mEutei, bathroom. las. &c
riesrt. marble issatory. oak Aninn, clsicrA kuo
c ~ water. sewer. ward graded hnc soaocd.
concrete ~klkss prize. so. or - per montA.
Solid sioae house. cor Lava C0Ort spo Ter
raee-aYe sou or 81 per month, l-room
house, Terrace ave. 5000. ~ So per monl n,
c. W. Tufts. Ledyafd block. Peari-ss.. entrances.
TSOR sALE-My new home. No. a Terrace
ave-. gusi south 81 Wealthy. ont ~ toe
sreiilest sites AID best ueiEhbofhOod q ths
city; al modern improvements ARD ten rooms
have cut dawn tae price f0ur hundred doi.
lars and o1cr n for sale Tor $50. 4. n.
buchanan. LedyArd block. r3Oms1 and a N-f
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-06-20
M ANY THANKS,

The Congregational Sunday school
wish to express their thanks to the O.
P. R. R. company for their liberal
terms and polite consideration during
our most enjoyable excursion to the
Cascade mountains last Saturday.
We also wish to extend our hearty
thanks to our superintendent, Prof. w.
N. Hull, for his tireless endeavor to
make the excursion complete success,
and to promote the pleasure of every
one in the party.
We also wish to thank the Corvallis
band foi their pleasant company and
the good music they rendered along
the way, sending melodious echoes
among the tall frs and cedars on the
mountain sides where such music was
never heard before.
We are glad that so many have ex-
pressed their satisfaction with the ex-
curslon and We hope the trip will long
be remembered by every one with great
pleasure. Mrs. M. T. GRAHAM,
JOHN H. DUNsTAN,
A. ROGERS,
Committee.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-06-20
KINGS VALLEY ITEMS,

1t is raining to-day and we have a
good prospect for a fine crop yet as the
grain i'll the valley has good color
considering the amount of dry weather
we have had.
Miss Lizzie Wood is very sick but is
improving under the care of DR.. J. D.
Lee, of Independence.
There are number going from the
valley to the celebration at the Sum-
NIT on the 4th of July and then to the
social dance at Joseph Skaggs' in the
evening. A good time is expected.
G. A. Frantz, Dell Marks, Ed Fuller
and Marion Frantz, made flying trip
to Corvallis last Saturday.
Sam King arrived in the valley last
week from Southern Oregon, and re-
ports times harder there than here.
Frantz Bros. received their new tur-
bine water wheel for their planer last
week. PECKS BAD Boy.
June 17th, 1890.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-06-20
G. L. S. G.

The last meeting of the season was
held in the parlor of the Congrega-
tional church last Monday evening.
Thlrty-four people were present and
the roll was answered with original
conundrums. This caused much mer-
riment as many of them were fresh and
some quite local. A short time was
spent in looking over the studies of
the year, and the fact was brought out
that much good information had been
stored away for future use. A scien-
tiGc experiment added no little interest
to the evening. Mr.. Pernot had his
camera and demonstrated photography
by taking the company's picture with
artificial light. All the company were
satisfied with the brilliancy of the
light. The picture was good one and
will soon be ready for exhibition.
This was followed with refreshments
furnished by the ladies of the circle,
and all went home feeling that it pays
to study good subjects, and that good
company is always enjoyable.