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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
W|NANS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
3 AND & TOWER BLOCK.

WANTED-Msie Help--l cock. 2 msehin.
w hands, porter. farm hands. sevsrai
good agents. ana Tower block.
WANTED-Female Helps second Girls. z
cooks. dining room gris. kitchen grt,
iaundress. IL general kris. Firls 70 20 south.
citv. Ladies Psrior. Tower block.
pUSINESS cHANCES-For SAFE or exchange
~ DRY goods stock ssDo0 grocery stock tlsp.
hardware sfcekx s1s01 and 80. stock gensrsi
merchandise kss1 general steck 500. saloon
si9aif berse. eeEsg. harness ard blankets -.
spar - horses q exchange Ter house aud lef,
hTics house snd iot snd farm q srchsnEe for
livery. ti6Nf sfock Of irs goods in city - eE-
easnze Tor house ssd iat
kXE WANT ailfn need of enrIevu ent - call
good Places saa K0od wages. snf 4
Tower blecs.
go wfl Bay rsu Trosu hsase IN saath
sSs''fJ Gana ksrid< Whv vii You pss rsnfg
ze1.n only, Ter hone on = ssx1E lot on
afyJV ShirisY-sf.
S-00 Is - price FOR f-story. sreen hoase
= tN'J er ksrnsnapst.
@1O.0 Ell sctazgIv bar = nics lite 6reorn
s.JV carf&r. On oeltare-. nssriy neg. ere
bleck iren esrs.
5000 vlE suy hease "a rec1 repair. near
s9.'sJ Lia-oin Park 81 fsx a.
21lx1n A. tnis prtce sc cAs So yoa Bs~
>Ipsj k5ase wifh 3 + or rosas weIs -
eate6
111-.n TAIs = rare harxxn lerEs lot 80
= III -. er10ke : Nr1sFs - e. SersrHfe-
' dat n - tsis .Asace.
210-o T~o speesas ssrgsfss - tsls prfe~--
; %sSJ eae ca Hess sd ans ons iz solts
cart - etfv.
L-sRMs-Ws hsve ssvsras nl1s ntfs fsrzs -
4 ercHaoee for cfr r-olferrr
ITTTIE CASH wIa hsy . sns-hsIf fat<r-ss
= iz - eree s1z aess 8as e sbt sesi 3 ~
nrF
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14


I1< Steamship x IAe fstoFs. as de-
seEoSa ~ ~ N3sh2ase. BzEa4ty K.
G. 3, ecastFaetor fer ths bFltisa n4sy,
IL "A inssrsstsag paper read Al sae lFou
saG Slesi iessltess meeting 81 P.ts-
belgs : - TX shlax. Il looks iaapsse-
teAsie. 1uf - ~oald sosae * o3r
aehAssesaeulz have leoksd - oaE tose-
fathers. 4 sFxang upson them a. At
soee. Tbss : s.F Astss2nisl's laea:
II Has eoosulted soale ye4Ts axe ~
business nizB. sen kn0au ga bota
siaes tRe Atlantic, o. 10 the possibility
81 tas.dlag ; steel ship wbiea S0aia
E0l fosi, or piteh. ~ heAye IA the SEA.
ADa "a which. therefore. tAe buik 81
passengers would oe ln = iess desperats
DuETs - geg ksaore. lie tls0Ugal M
teen knots an hour sufficient speed.
lt appeared 10 me 90 be perfectly pr2c-
tseable Hitn : dTaugnt 0f water oI 2o
feet. | thought the mialmum length
and breadth would pe Geo feet long
aud 500 feet broad. | estimated that
with engines OF GO 900 horse power an
ocean speed OF fifteen knols could he
obtained. Two sets OF apparent DIM
Cultles nad 20 be overcome, VA, those
connected With the bulldlng OF the snip
2fiOat and those relating 70 receiving
and dscnarglng cargo. The ship
would be 4 steel island, incapable Of en-
teflng any docks. The building di1l-
euliies soon disappeared. They had no
real existence. TO meet the other dim
cultles proposed 10 form shallow.
saltwater harhors or docks within the
ship, entered by gates Ia the sides, and
20 carry, alwavs Ahoat there, the load
ed bArges and tugs; turning the haTges
out and taking IN fresh ones already
loaded at the ports OF discharge and
shipment"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

RocKFoRD.-Tuesday evening. October "a;
speakers. Judge W. ". Mitchell and Fred A.
Maynard
AlPiNT SFAEIoS.- "Wednesday evening. Oeto-
ber i, speakers Vim. Alden Smith and John
". Holcomb.
BykoS-At Town Hall. "Wednesday. October
Is; Col c. v DeLand. Alfred wolcott and
Others.
SAND LAKE. - Thursday October l6i Hon.
George A. Farr and MeGeorge Bundy.
CANNoS Silver Lake Han. Thursday. October
l6; Col c. V. DeLand. Alfred wolcott aud
others.
LowELL.-Friday evening. October II; Hon.
George A. Fagr and SENATOR sybrant Wes-
selius-
GRASpvILLE.-Friday evening. October IL
speakers. VI. L. Durham and Wm. Alden
Smith.
NORTH PARK PAvILIoS.-Saturday afternoon.
October IS; Charles w. Watkins. Hon. George
A. Farr and Wm. T. Adams.
ALTo.-Saturday evening. October IS; Sena-
tor Sybrant Wesselius and others
BowNE CESIEE.-Monday. October 20i speak
ers. Hon. John I. Rich. Wm. I. Adams aud
James +. Mcbride.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
rHK TWO STORIES.

IL Democrats wife wants a seal
skin cloak, he begins TO swear at the
Mckinley tariff law for making the
price so high that he can not afford TO
buy one for his dearest darling"
And she believes him of course. II a
Republicans wife wants a seal skin
cloak, he tells her that the price of such
luxury has gone beyond his ability.
on account of the very limited catch Of
seals this year. And she believes him
of course.
Both men save their money and both
wives are silenced. The Democrat S
wife has been told q lie, devised for
campaign purposes, and the Republi-
cans wife has been told a simple piece
of business information.
The above is the general rule. There
are many exceptions, however, for all
Democrats do not read and believe the
Grand Rapids Democrats editorials.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
TOWER
Employment Bureau
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS AND g TOWER BLOCK.


DEGoLIA BROS.................Pro .Proprletors
WANTED Male nsip-2 travelling statesmen,
porter. canTaSsers. on salary. agents on
frst-class article.
lyANTED-FemAle heip-s girls Ter general
w homework. 2 sewing girls Z chamber.
maids, laundresses. Companion for LADY 10
60 10 California.
EsoR, SALE-one-hsif interest IN 3 good e.
tshlished business Ia city general st0cij
will iB voice about slsO9 chance Tor some one
10 step into good business.
E0R SAILS room house on Lsgrsye-st near
Menham-sYe. near both cable auc eecfric
car Ines with al modern improvements
Price Sie0 easy terms
EOR sALE-Dnrzble house on Bsii-st- near
o. X. i. shops rents Tor tlS per mouth
large lot. Price sl701.
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGF-,BostonM Mass
A nne u room house ca tast-kt large lof.
city water. furnace. and al Modern Improve
ments 20 exchange for dwelling IN Boston.
Mass
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGF-i29 acre farm II
miles from city llo improved balance
beech and maple timber. ~ room brick house
large basement barn and other oct buildings
10 exchange for citv property
E0R SALE-A hne 7-room house on Center
II st. good sized lot, nae shade and larn-
price tis00
FOR sALE-Il-room bouss on Fssi Br1dg.-si.,
furnace sever. city water corner iot AID
finely finished. price $500. easy terms
LpR SALE OK ENCHANGE-Sroo house
and large corner iof. room for enofhcr
house on lof. Ga I've graded streets. VIII sew
ers. etc. 90 exchange Tor farm would assume
some iucumbrance.
FOR SALE OK ExCHASGE-aroon house
en- Ihomssst, Dear bssf A.. nicely Ia
ished and 5usi completed come anc Sc a.
L'oR SALE lots on HASTINGS. on easy
terms or Win exchange for improved
properly.
MONEA TO LOAN on resl and personal prop
VI erfy in sums % suit koomst and 8. foNer
block
HOUSES and rooms 20 rent. also q number %
II good tenants ~anfInc o. rent bong
your keys. Rooms and 81 Towef brock
UrsDIIA BIOS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
Bay City Tribune:


The Democratic organs are making
the most of the temporary rise in prices
of few articles which was expected to
occur between the date of the passage
of the Mckinley bill and the time when
that measure could have It's legitimate
effect upon manufacturing IN the
United States. That is dishonest CAM
paignIng, but it furnishes occasion TO
cali attention to the splendid courage
of the party that enacted the tariff law
III the face of the fact that it gave
demagogues an opportunity to assail it
most plausibly on the eve OF an election
of great national significance. The Re-
publican party relies. however, upon
the intelligence and thoughtfulness of
the American people. The Tribune
does not relieve that Its confidence has
been misplaced.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
Charles Gosgrove (.

Who has not been able TO attend TO his
business for years, was interviewed by
our reporter yestesday, and says. For
Years | was troubled with Bright's
disease of the Kidneys. The doctors
gave me up. Through an eastern
friend | obtained bottle of Sulphur
BItters. | took five bottles and now
am almost well. Keith sells them.-San
Francisco Call.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

Our Supreme Court has declared that
the several amendments TO the Federal
Constitution. guaranteeing civil rights
10 the colored man, have a substantial
meaning N Michigan. He cannot be
Disseminated against in a restaurant,
merely on account Of his color.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

II your shoe merchant charges you
more for shoes on account of the new
tariff law. politely remind him of the
fate of Ananias aud Sspphira. That
law reduces the tariff on some shoe
materials and increases II on none.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

THE Book of Job. Who Wrote It2'
Is the topic of q sermon preached by a
Columbus, o., clergyman 70 his flock.
IL ne had asked them "Who Reads It?''
perhaps it would have been still
greater poser to his hearers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

JUSTICE MILLER, of the United States
Supreme Court. who has just been
stricken with paralysis, has served
twenty eight years on the bench, rem
dering his country valuable service.
should he recover from his present
sffiiction IN a measure ne would never
Be able TO resume work.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

i was troubled with Liver Complaint
for years. and suffered terribly. Lake
the druggist advised me to take Sulphur
Bitters. | took three bottles and now
am a well mani. Fenner, Waterbury,
Conn.,
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
Sick Headache.

Louse's Red Clover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Constipation. 25c per box, . boxes for
81. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
Adrian Times:

Adrian Times:
1t would seem, from documentary
evidence furnished by McElroy himself,
that so long ago as 1887 he was sus-
pected OF having voted the Prohibition
ticket. This is the sort of Republican
ism that secures the hearty endorse
ment of the Detroit Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

THE Democrat is wrong again. The
high price Of French champagne is not
due to the Mckinley tariff, but to the
failure of the American apple crop.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

So the tariff has mighty little to do
with the increased cost of living. On
the contrary We rely upon it TO enable
American wOrkmen TO earn more
money and enjoy more comforts. and
yet for the next two years, at least, we
expect Democratic orators ali over the
land to grow red in the face with the
energy OF their stump denuncistions Of
the Mckinley tariff tor making prices
higher. And when the inevitable effect
Of competition and improved processes
brlng prices down again without lessen
ing wages, vii they keep up the cry for
lack of a better one2 We shall see.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

TEE Republican majority in idaho
increases ss the reports from the back
counties come in. In Michigan, sc-
cordiug 10 Democratic lawyers die
ton, IL Is only "men Of inferior cspac-
ity' that inhsblt these parts, but N
Idaho the most sensible citizens reside
in the country districts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.

PADCLIFP a Holt. general warehousemen.
IL at III South DiyisioD-St.. store pianos and
furniture at low rates; eIpert packers and
careful movers with large vans" sent prompt
ly by telephoning No. 40. Jan l-9l
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

The doors OF Hartmans Hall will he
thrown open Al O'Clock tonight.
Speaking will begin al 5. There are no
reserved seats
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
County Ttcke


County Ticket.
For State Senator
WILLIAM I. ADAMS
For Sheriff
ISAAC 4. LANOREAUX-
For County Clerk
JAMES ). KNOX
For Register OF Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE.
For County Treasurer
SHERMAN I. COLS0N.
For Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES 4. McBklDE.
For Circuit Court COMMISSIONER
DWIGHT GOSS,
Affixed WOLC0TT.
For Cor0pers-
HENRY L. LOCHER.
DANIEL J. WALLACE
For surveyor
DORR SKEELS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
Jackson Citizen:

jackson tlttfen-
The Democratic papers are making
outrageous efforts to prejudice the
public against the Mckinley bill, and
are lndustrIOusly circulating reports
that every rise in price is due to that
measure. The truth of the matter is
that with the exception of few
items) the hill has, and Will have, no
more to do with the advanced prices of
commodities than the new election
law. Anthracite coal has gone up soc
per ton, bur this is an article upon
which there is no tarIff-an article on
which we have absolute free trade
flour is higher because the demand
abroad is active and the crop not large.
Fruit is higher because of short crop.
Sealskin garments are up, because
seals are getting scarce. Shoes are
higher because the leather men want
to make little money for a change,
and not on account of the tariff. Many
instances of high prices are proofs of
the prosperity of the country, and by
no means cslamities. Certainly the
western farmers have a pretty direct
interest in the nigh price OF wheat
Where the tariff has affected prices the
rise is insignificant. On cotton and
WOODEN garments It IS estimated at 5
per cent. Tin plate IS but tTlhe to
most people. Cigar smoking Is a bad
habit anyhow, and perhaps higher
prices will discourage 1t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

The doors Of Hartman's Hall will be
thrown open At o'clock tonight.
Speaking vii begin at :, There are 10
reserved seats.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

FANNY McGrSrY has turned up in a
Cleveland Jail. The old man is down
there vet.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

II0RtfNG MY ATTENTION - ln are
W tracts for SAFE usar j. y tuurfien. oifiy
81 a. acre. Here "a chance - get goes
home.
OK FooT FRONT or Srribref-sf.. nesF
~ bragg. oniy So. rents fof tis< Fesf
CHoICE - acre fsrrn n southern ilinois 70
v trade fef property here.
NV -roorn house sne cboies lots ouir
nRTG cToHT husiness snf sioek ir f~et
~ claes location fof s1fi reaeon fof sfiiIHr.
iu heath - prerrietafi price slff W0rth
eeufdf the srsounf tr I've mac.
\ H4YFs frsi-eiass hTerE stock Ter sale ~
trade.
MONTY 10 I0AN - 9 su1 per cert N silt
III EDGED secgrify Perez SNYDER. csnailsL
TT WILL ptF parties vistiug - nfske ~
4 vssifnsnfs - csH sne ieof over ny iisi b..
fef~e ruretesinG
PERCY SNYDER
- Cauai-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

f<otA cela .reuaa iof sA,s ssxle fret Ga
Aenrss.>. ehioh = sleaea kDd ssareNik
iAia- - - c&s3 ttTloS !. = fTettA.
kok eAlk NJ clKkl ne~ he1se< eeraer
kikEt1 Ane Afos4 y ~ sts. y t<h ~ i1e,,rtf
improvements 4hesf haNscs Nj. p. s1AS go
efsS tefl1< ettt Sln4l pas laCnt atnA -
h&rflsesA teieriso1< 81 -
t>3k cAlk rs ntx hen.e. Ao. - lxrr~se
ett-. 3usi saafh ~ Ne4ithk o1te - tile
i.eotsse>i slEes sed besi Aeixfbefhe2as "a ne
elo - noacfN l4tEfsst etll1l T. Ans tct fti..teN
b~fS Elt acNE tllf f'rlc4 Aolf Iitl.t ~ q II
t@rt ana Srcf q sor sAts ~ t>esN +
b1N1A1aA. less arA oioek. rooulsl Nla = a. X
k$k SAEf-N New ll.fpsEe houss ~ 1eIrace
Ate-. tctNeen kAsn kssuft sna tiith-Att-,
ttltk >ut tsiiAet. otiset sea ttiiaf ans oattic
tol1srs sewer. clfk Ralef, CistnIA- go hi44lttl.
ttlc he&ftb. n1< ~ iAaCS. oatetat thtaaEft hISt
AtaFY nniaAeo a. palleiea eaA. iaHiee ctesri,
mAftle lHtet4rs aDe hafh tet NiiA h2t &iio
ceia pairG. lst atxl3A gfeaca. soaaeo, yar4
sAlks ans oaacrett street. sslkk xslc teiI -
nstNrsl a4kS ho1sc hlllii ~ Ne ssiasffI4it al
lhrelsh price Sssktl o. ) per meath. Mn
Aroofn hoase on farisast. Nftb al moaera
improvements Aati ~ - PEI naEtb ~ pas
Incnts Vacant lols 81 Paris. cosieGe sne Ter
raee-aTe. 81 iron 80 - Sl5.N- Ihafies NJ.
Tufts. LedyArd block Pears a. entrAaos-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.


state Ticket.
Fer Governor
JANIS A. TURNER. Of Ingham-
For Lieutenant Governor
WILLIAM ;. LINTON. OF Saginaw.
For Secretary Of State
WASHINGTON GARDNER. of Calhoun.
For state TREASURER
JOSEPH B. MOORE. OF Wayne.
For Auditor General
THEkON \. GiDDINGS. OF Kalamazoo.
Fer Commissioner OF State Land once
JOHN q. BERRY. OF Otseg0-
For Attorney Geperss-
BENJAMIN ". HUSTON. OF Tuscola-
For Superintendent OF Public INSTRUCTION
ORR SCHJ RI. Of Eaton
Far Mem Der OF state Beard OF Education-
JAMES II. BALLoV. OF Allexan-
For Justice u the supreme Court
EDWARD CAhILL. OF Ingham.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

National Protection. individual Pros
per.ty. Hear Mckinley" 81 Hartman :
Hal tonight
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
RRlI rs4ArE-lnnhrRY

kNoh SAILS. acres l&n4 large nee house
Il ts1utt freuf haFn. eeil ffuif etc. tfoea
Fosa. 1hrce- quarters ~ q laiie rasl ~ fsisln-
iScs. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

Alfred Gray, :, king-st., diphtheria;
Jennie Wander Wee, ;, 26 Ihlrd-ave
scarlet fever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
Lily White Flour

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best is cheapest and most salts
faptorv
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

A YOUNG man Of st. Louis went TO
New York = While ago to raise breeze
and spent $50 900 in the attempt. with
cut stirring "a up 40 much as zephyr.
When ne had reached the bottom Of
his purse. he is reported - have thus
expressed himself "Confoand New
York. I spent So, ,OoO there in ST
months and nobody even knew that
was n town
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

The ladies are especially invited to
attend the greatest meeting OF the csm-
paign at Hartman's Hall tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

Mckinley. the great Republican
ieadsT. az Hsrtman's Hall ton ght.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

THE Minnesota mil owners and oper-
stors are nov watching with intense
interest the Developments Of the NisEsrs
Falls power tunnel. The water powers
Of Minnesota are decreasing. owing.
doubtless to the clearing Of the country
around the sources 0f the streams.
The Minneapolis mile rely upon stesm
po~sr "a rnn them a. their fullest 60
rsrifv. Georve L. Lord. Il St PAU,
thinks that, when TIE Niagara water
rover . a demonstrated possibility, the
demand for niil ates slons sAe riveF
VII Be pred soas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

The ladies are especially invited 10
attend the greatest meeting Of the
campaign at Hariman's Hall tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
REGULAR PROCEEDINGS.

1t Is pity that the Republican Sen
ators did not wake up to the pressing
Importance of tine Federal election bill
and pass it in time for the coming cleo
ton. II is needed in South Carolina to
prevent the Democrats from cutting
one another's throats and filing one
another With cold lead. fine time
they are likely to have down there and
the Republicans will be excusable if
they SIT still and enjoy the bulldog
fight between the two factions.
There is Farmers Alliance ticket in
the field. 1t is headed by Capt. Till
man for Governor. He packed the So
called Democratic convention with DEL
egates from the Alliance lodges and Sc
cured the nomination. lie regards
himself as the regular Democratic nom-
Inee. But the regular Democracy does
not admit his regularity. Ii is hard for
an outsider to distinguish any different
degrees of regularity between them, as
they all act so much like the typical
Southern Democrat.
The regular Democrats viii put o
regular ticket in the field and doubtless
attempt to regulate Its election in the
regular South Carolina way. Tillman,
however, is we'll enough versed in the
regular way of carrying the Democratic
elections down there to eettheregular
Democrats with some of their own re-
gulations. Speaking of the coming
election. he says: "Yes, it will be
peacesble II possible; but if the victory
can not be gained without bloodshed,
then we will have 10 gam It by that
means. OF by any other"
The Republicans do not think much
OF Tllman, az he took a prominent
part in the Hamburg massacre and has
never repented Of the crime. As a
"Hobson's choice" between evils the
Republicans are inclined to side with
the regular Democrats. but it IS bitter
dose, as their experience with the re-
gulsr Democracy has been anything
but pleasant Any way the condition
OF affairs may be viewed, Il IS a dis
grace to our bossted civilization.
Soxx Of the actual facts of business
operations give the lic 20 Democratic
reports Of the stsgnston Of trade and
manufacture. Railroad building is
scarcely likely to flourish when every.
thing else IA At a staudst.h. A German
authority on railroads gives some 6g.
ures By continents thst show the con
Strucuou CT $50, eco miles Of railroad IL
four years. According to these stats.
ecs America = building roads more
rapidly tban Europe, although already
far n advance Of the 0ld World N
nilesge. and has nov cons.dersblY ,
more than one half Of TIE total mile
s~s OF the world. AsiS. Africa snd
Anstrslis have onlv about 5000 n Is
q road. and are nos doing maca il 80
wav of railroad bUiia3ng pared
! VITA Europe or America.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
Burial PERMITS.

Mrs. Harriet Carr. 40. MapietOn.
Mich: Meindend Nandenberg, 3, Grand
Rapids township; infant OF Henry Ham
lltOn, 232 Ninth-st., premature birth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
AGENTS WANTED.

\NANTED-Agents for the History Of the EK-
w plorstions of, Daring Deeds snd Grand
Achievements of Stanley. agents outfit 81 90.
circular free. Address o. A. Browning Co,
Toledo. Ohio. 5slu
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
40 suBsCKIBEns.

Any sabsertb~r 90 rHE TELEGRAM
HERALD ~hs rails 60 receive the paper
regularly. or whe raAy have reason 60
complain OF late delivery, viii confer
special f2ssF BY informing this once OF
the fact at eoee- send postal card or call
up tsle phone os1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
He Told The Truth Z

Mckinley at Hartman's Hall to
nlgnt. Come early.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

Second District
EDMUND ~. BARNARD. Grand Rapids.
Third District
NORTON FITCH. OF Sparta.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
wlsTEp-ro sELL OR EXCHANGE.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-The largest
1t and best located hotel IN White Cloud.
For particulars address ID. A. Mcintyre. White
Cloud. Mich. Lfu
N0U can have cash for land We want q ex-
change our equity in several staple lines
OF merchandise 81 very low figures. fof unen-
cumbered lands anywhere. goods sell for cash
~ our prices everywhere. Iateum 4 Co. 1lt
Desrborn-st. Chicago. 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

fs0tA ccla sreua1 fef saie atxlef frel. ca
Aenrskl. shlcA - st&aea and kideN alk
lAia. 49, - e&ss leTlas. ]. = fTetiA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

For Representative IN Congress. Ftth District.
CHARLES ". WATKINS. OF Kent
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
TOR sALg-gIsoELLANEoUs

EOR SALE - Who wants a Thoroughbred
registered Jersey cow New milch. with
male calf. They are beauties Registration
and transfer papers furnished. r. A. Stowe.
with II. Leonard sons (wholesale) D.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

Pvss PLEASANT poPS1As.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

Ef0R RENT-Doctor' Office and store. corner
IL Fifth-ave. and South Diyision-st.; Office
occupied by Or. Failing for SIX years past
store for rent In same block; one OF the best
locations on the street. Inquire OF George q.
Fitch. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

WASTED-To sell cheap. handsome mirror.
w Apply II Nalleyst. corner MI Vernon.
EOR SALE-Cheap. 5 horse power boiler and
engine. nearly new, With furnace. setting.
etc. complete. Inquire of L. c. Thwing; phone
Az. i75f