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sseamera JosEPrINE and DrTrA

alternate. will leave hatfield -Coiman's dock.
foot OF Marion street. ct a m. daily, except
sunday. for Ktngsron. Port Gamble Bangor
sesbecs. Pleasant Harbor, Homa Homa Lii.
vaup, Hoodsporf and Union City. Returning,
leaves Union City Ct q M Pony train from
LilliWaup Falls to Lake Cushman daily
ON ana ~s;ef November 1sr boats VII lsave
Hsfneld- Colman's Dc OK at q m. instead of
q.
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DO Won know that certain industries to be
started at Lilliwaup Falls In the spring will en-
ploy 500 men? Now il the time to invest. Call
IS Scheuerman block. corner Front and Cherry.
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cTEAMER ANeElEs-

Townsend, sequim. Dunsenes, Port Angeles
and Crescent Bag, Tuesday end Friday Il m:
returning leave Port Angeles Monday and
1hurrdsy. q. M, arriving ct Seattle same eve.
Nina Carrying freight and passengerA
F. n. WHITE Master.
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TAKE The STEAMERS OF THE

PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO., FAST LINZ
At Baker Il Co.'S WharveA
FOR
FAIRHAvEN. wHATcoM. LA CONNER AND
WAY PORTS
NV. BAKER & CO., AGENTx
See Local Time Cards
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cKAaIr RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER ". r. MUNRoR

CTEAMER MABEL
tsxcHoMsH RIVER RourEJ
WIN leave Hatfeid's wharf every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, ct q m, for Rich
mond Twelve Mile Point, Edmunds, Six Nile
Point, Muckilteo. Marysville, Lowell and Sno.
homish, and returning on following dayA
E. A. SWIFT. Manager.
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent.
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ITO MoNTEsANo AND ALL POINTS ON
GRAY's HARBoA
VIA
PUGET SOUND 4 GRAY's HARBoR n. B.
Through In one day from Seattle
Trains connect daily Ct Kamilchio 6 = n.
with steamer from ssatsle
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wool hosiery and underwear. Doheny Ma
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Four doses of Moore's Revealed Remedy win
make you feel better. II you don't, you can!get
81. IS Of any druggist
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VICTORY FOR AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
8. 8. Conover agent Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company, of Manistee, Mich,
says: II had rheumatism twenty years; used
crutOhes ten years From the use OF powerful
linaments my hip aud knee had lost nearly all
strength Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup has
cured me, and wish 70 herald to all the merits
az this wonderful medicine"
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OPIUM s ss a's sssss:

Dr.. $. B. Collins Painless Opium Antidots
vii. cure yol 1T home without any interruption Ct
ordinary business. Book sent free to any address,
Hundreds OF original testimonials OF PHYSICIANS
and others for inspection at mr. Office, Room n.
American Express Building. Monroe st., Chicago!
III p O. Drawer GDI
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yEsrrBuLEp TRAIN SERVICE

vEaTIBULED TRAIN SERVICE
over the Northern Pacific railroad: dining cara
and sleeping cara every day In the year Seattle
"a CHICAGO III miles the shortest route. Second.
class passenger, tco are Afforded excellent 90
epmmodationk
saved in reaching Chicago via this line. 4.
Chuborg. city ticket agent ZIG Second street,
Boston block: r 1onkin. depot ticket agent
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TIKI W1s1ERN NATIONAL RANK
or THE CITY or NEW YORK.
" bhOADWAL
Capital. soo0oe
49, ~ 49, IvS ~ wwo1eys @ ne United
York
m vrosr yvra = .~~r-.
pvesidsst w. q. e 49,
- anfTTH Tuno r1SxrN ~
1ssshiev " -, rssns.s.
rnA n ~ nt,vr~c.. - ss.A1Asa
prea cciorado coai ana iron ca ca cbsr,s.
CAnda, ex-Assisf1nf Treasurer b. VIM ii
CSsuncey 4. Depew. Psssr n q anf sIRegs
GO snvdss Ma,csI,n. HHercsn.lis I. TN
Hyde. Prsss Equitable Lie A.sranes ESQ., societ1.
r.fsnirg 81 ssd.sv $500 sepps sy su9.f
etrees nauon4 nanA. FntiaoeiPniA Wiliiem
y. Wnleney. eA.2eCse..ly u s1e nav.
DE0PLEY SAVINGS BANK
0W
NV y 'A04ssse y sa'OVo'oo@
Occidental block. Front atraet Yeelev avnurn
and Jauee street geattIa Wash -
incorporated December IL, 1854
oyrrcExs-BoArD or r.usrxxs.
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SILK UMBRELLAS
magnificent stock At Bssye's Soa Front
street
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Consultation and prescriptions absolutely
y1nk
Send for ne book explaining the Histossnstte
system.
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CEAMLx LAKE SHORE ! EASTERN RAIL

CEAT!LI LAKE SHORE EASTERN RAIL-
October Is. 1894
Time Of arrival and departure Of trainG
SEATTLE STATION.
DAILY.
Arlington, snohomish, North Bend, snoqual-
mie ind way stations.
Leave Seatt' ............4 ASS B. N. 9:4Q q m,
Arrive seattle..........9:O0 4 M, 6:ds p. N
FIVE SUBURBAN TRAINS EACH NAY.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS
enonomish. North Bend, 6aoqualmis and way.
Leave Seattle. ......--.a. 90 .. M, SOS p. m.
Arrive Seattle. ........435 p. M, $40 =. m.
FOUR SUBURBAN TRAINS EACH WAY.
B. ". RUFF.
Gen'l. Pass Agent
F. ". DUNN. superintendent
TO BAN FRANCISCO
And all points in
CALIFORNIA
Via the Mt Shasta Route Of
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The only route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To all points
EAST AND SOUTH.
THE SCENIC ROUTE or THE PACIFIC COAST.
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERs.
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached to express trains, affordihR superior
accommodations for second class passengers.
For rates. tickets, sleeping car reservations,
etc. call upo1 or addr -
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. District Passenger
Agent, 10 South Tenth street. Tacoma, Wash.
E. r. ROGERS. Asst General Freight And Pas
aergtr Ayerlt. Portland. Or.
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pus.T s0UzD zAT1UHAx sAnx. q .
By ana ~ saseien and dsueseae udnanrn
tsansfe. money By telegraph to any paES .
deposits q meney and i;sss =
books or csRttnoatss thesoeoR
coRREiFoNprru.
Iondon, n. Z Roshsehil0 . sona
Paris, De Ro:nsohild Breres.
rran5tnss 4 4: s ycn Esig9 4 O.
Chicago. Commercial Natlenal Dane
Boston. 0ulblk National Bank.
Ban sssc ss sss I'll g 9sliac
BAILEY sATzRRr. .......... rres,Aer,
!.P; RY.....-...-...........vi eo- PresilDu6
a.f sesssd corner is-rv .1a ren .srsas
DANK or BRrTBH coLuMBrA-
Gneorporstsd By royal charter lisa,
Has removed to new quarters, coruee Seoona
and Columbia streets
Capital paid mp soooooo
POWER % increase to.... l0, 100000
l00Oo
I KEITH WILSON. Manager
rsoons Ms.S veso nsase v:ncosvss N NV w. g
minister. Nanatmo ana Kamloops, 3 g
General banking bunlneGo transacted; fof0lG2
exchanges bought and sold; drafts and tale
graphic transfers sold on the banks branches
also On New York, Chicago, Canada and Hong
Kong. Deposits received subject 70 chock. In
toreGe paid on tfme deposits
nKxrER HORTON I co. BANKERs-
McolroRATED ISL
S.~se., ennN -
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WEsT sEATTLEFERRY-
Dock foot Of Marion street.

TIVE NEW 4 NO i FAST STEAMSHIP.
-nA1nAn REppBr1c-
$40 - ssows..... caanaadsf
Carrying freight and passsngsn 4 reduced
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

Ihc horse car must 90. Tho fact that
but three or four per cent. OF all the
street cars kuOw manufactured by the
Br,ll Car Company, of Philadelphia,
and tho Pullman Car Company, of
Chicago, are adapted 20 animal propul-
son is referred % bv i X. McLauehlm
state agent of the Spraguc Electric
IN lvay and Motor Company, as some
what significant ln view of the TT
WAYNE & ElmwoOi company's state
mcnt that transit by other than horse
car methods IS impracucable for De
trot. "Ina,much as rapid transit can
be secured only bv electricity or cable
both of which arc condemned 10y exist
ING companies" nc SAYS, would 1t not
be wise % give some of our citizens who
have confidence in these methods of
transit an opportunity % introduce
them hereH'- Detroit Ncrs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
An Important Deal.

One Of the most important deals con
summated IN this city for a good many
months past, was that entered INTO yes
terdav between the Detroit Bridge and
Iron Works and the Grand Rapids *
Indiana Railroad Company, by Charles
+. Pelt0n, the weli-knOwn contractor
of Grand Rapids. The contract Is for
erecting the mammoth railroad sheds
% bc bui.t by the Grand Rapids & lndI-
ana at Grand Rapids. Mr.. Pcton
hnanc.a. standing and integrity were
esteemed So highly 10y the Detroit Com
pany that he wSs not required TO file a
bond. Detroit Fre- Pres.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25


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Iowa 1sat-locks so-en - often over
took.d = Brtne.eIs 80 s,a..s 5s.tss~.
,... o-.-..-...,..-. 4.
s'y tAf e-i4 prom - p1@te2 - the
Democrats. Tie C1lzg1 J.araal suns
10 tas s.tls f...r n tf,ss sss
..a.,
49,.
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80 sf
80
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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

rays Cnss@xs EhaSf 49, HAss&~rssa -
a. Lava J@sEsss~

We aA5 bsen stSppsng IS h0ssl as
f,@s Aelnss foE tso % rer~~ 1@ys s@ss
= NsS York san wxiasr, shsn 40 usn
arrived ~ sAs s21s ErSin Ous as
drummer for seN fsrk leWelry he-ss
aad the otaer appsrently country par
son - meek aaa l9sly sayS AeAt - as
ne ,ssv ne sized ein ups o-f re drum
usr. ceinx naturzlly s1sPlc-o-s - 49,
men oortsa3s8 sat the Supposed par
son aas sons L1lsf zftsr ia sa--se %
- liable saDr -es. II co2finoe ti1 -
the eoarrzFy 4 took opportunity - In
trod zee mvsEE 70 the or1er nan and
draw e 20 out and hs preseu sed me SitA
g card on skich ~2s pTlnted as nsne,
REV Joseph SnLth snd BE claimed
70 hzii from : town about twenty miles
away lis congregation bad planned
some church entertainment. and he had
cone up 70 buy some needed nEiugs-
That's al there Vas 20 - except he
hop@d ard trusted that | wss not walk
iag in The broad Nay which lesdeth %
destruction and his offer 20 come - m =
room and knsel with ne IN prayer
vas perfectly satisfied that he vas all
wool and yard widS, ana returned 20
50 report
The drummer had his own IDEAS, how.
ever He took his sample-case u his
room. bat afterward slyly changed 10 %
another. Then DO vacated his room FOR
one across ths hall. and in the vacated
room, Just in front Of the bed. set fox
trap lie wanted bear trap, but couldn't
pet one in town. When al was ready Y
We went u bed. four or Ave % Us having
rooms down the hsn from the parsons.
As We passed his door wa heard - good
man reading aloud from his Bible, and I
felt ike knocking on his door anu spol-
ogizing for the pig-headedness OF the
drummer.
About midnight there was sudden
yell. followed by the clsnking ~ chains,
which aroused every one OF us, and as
soon az we could turn out we discovered
that the parson had been caught In the
fox trap. lie had stepped his right
foot into the jaws and was sit
ting on the bed and staring into
vacancy when we found him. be bad
the cheek 70 declare that no was walk.
ing IN MS sleep ana seened much
grieved when We asked him how II was
that ne had unlocked tho door with a
skeleton key. In the morning, when
arraigned in court, his plea was som
nambulism, and what did the court do
but order him to he turned loose In
doing SO his honor explained:
About ten years ago I was found IN a
mans barn saddling and bridling his
500 horse. II was case OF somnam
hulism on my part but they quickly
forced me TO pay $500 to settle the case
] then determined never to do any ono a
like injustice. and the prisoner is honor
ably discharged"
Half day later II trsnsrired that The
good man" was a noted Chicago thief
/ but be had cheesed the racket and was
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.


The experience OF that drunken
losf-r. O.. g. Francis, in the police
court ~ tn.s city. must have confirmed
hs opinion shat th.s IS indeed a "lsy
town If g. and costs IS all that "a
drunken f0o' has to rav for the prlv
ieE- o. 'ndulgng u disgusting antics in
pIohc place and making Insu.tngallu-
SONS to lsdiss who pass rs. then sobrl-
ety ana decency IS rated below par Bon
tac police court, and the ladies' Of
Gnnd Rapids arc not deemed worth
protecting fourth rate justice OF
the peace n t1c bsck woods OF M.ch.
gan, with sV inches of moss on MS
back. would have "urcd up" tho
o1ersc with moro accuracy and have
taught the ioafer lesson thai would
have lasted at least a week Such
plnisnments have no corrective force.
The offender goes out of court, laugh
ug in hls sleeve AZ the good-naturcd
simplicity of q police magistrate, whose
tenderness Of heart has overcome his
sense az Justice. A harmless, molten
s.ve drunk may very properly hc
allowed 90 90 unpun..hed, or virtual y
so. out NhCn a man makes himself
publicly offensive. or IS quaTclsome,
0r insulting, or ndulges IN siurring
illusions 20 ladies passing, he should
be severely punished The TELEGRAM
HERALo decidedly objects to having a
judicial confirmation OF the assertion
taat Grand Rapids .sa LAY town, and
t1nks &c about ume for the people 10
og-rrt.- Judge Holmes opinion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
Contagious Diseases.

2. " Harmon, 300 South Lafayette
So, measles, Lucy August, lSl VetO-st,
measl John Ryder, l3 East Leonard
So. measles. Andrew Buchcn, ia Ic-
grand--t., measles; Greenway, lis FAR
bauks-st.. measles. Mss Fuller 80 Al
ulo-are.. measles. Anna /ouoska. ~
Eo.d-st.. measles. Miss Boccu-, I-6
Jackson u-sf., measles, Master Phelps. llf
-tr3 -nt-st, meas Nr. and Mrs.
Biemersua. Dlera Rcmersma and Mrs.
Bensc.lar. McHsyr9.ds-st, typGo.d
frror.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

An English spasow became entanFled
in 4 network OF electric and telegraph
wires In one o. the busiest streets Of
Cincinnati the other day and was killed.
but hurE TO the wires. Immediately
sparrows began % arrive from all sec
tions Of the city, and they covered the
roofs like a huge blanket. There were
thousands upon thousands OF them.
They filled the air over the spot, and
their noise completely drowned the
noise Of the street. They remained in
the locality for nearly three hours.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

SIR EnwARD SUrrivAS well defines
protection ana free trade m the follow
ing Terms
Protection me3nsp protection to labor,
protection o. native industry protection
o. ilose who earn the bread by the
sweat OF tneir brow.
ree frlde means uutaXed foreign
C1mDc at0n- Foreign competition
means competition n cheap labor, com
pcCa0n n cheap labor means cOmpet-
ton n fash ard blood and competition
n 3esn ard blood IS slavery.
Excessive competition Is the greatest
curse that can be imposed upOn a work
frZ community
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
Fresh Water Pearls.

In the last twenty years moro than
100000 worth OF pearls have been
found in the United States in that fam
lily of mollusks known as ''unios," or
fresh water mussels, the same that
abOunded al one time in the rivers Of
Scotland
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

For don't care, dull, tired feeling,
impoverished blood, dull pains in back
and head, tantalzng skin oruptiOns,
kcmp's Sarsapariila never fails to give
relief. We always guarantee Il. Price
81 per bottle. TiObs' drug store, I26
MOnrOe-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

VIII be found an excellent remedy
for sick headache. Cartcr's Little Liver
Pills. Thousands of letters from people
who have used them prove this fact.
T,v thcm
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
TO suBsCEIBERs.

Azy sassortbsr - THE rELEGRAn.
aEkALD No fails ~ reesiss the paps.
r~zsfaFiFs or sh.S nay have reason -
saaApLAia % late delivery. sin confer =
sp@eiaI fN.ar - Informing thi. oaics ss
"a t.st a. sas-. s-aa postal card or eel
sg talsphsae sst.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

RADCLIFF&lIuLT general warehousemen.
IL At lll South Division 81. store household
goods a. iow rates; packing aud moving
promptly attended to by teiephoniuE No. go
lpu -Hi
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
WOVEY 10 LOfN.
NIhn-

4 FEW thousand dollar, 60 loan OF approved
4 stock as collateral security. !. s. Pravin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

E0R SAlE-s beautiful house Of y rooms il
tho best part of farlsav.. hN modern
improvements. large lot ano barn for les, thaa
IFS yalu-. " II. kfN~I1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS ANTrU-Stanley iu anics: Just
= ,ut. -NAu agents wanted i.r thc ouiv com.
IIete aHd reliable history a. his NoNH Herful
carrer; GH large pages. leo fuH ing jg>fra
lions, immense seller; very hh-ra terms
send al once address Of all hooE e-.li vou
know with l0 cents Tor postage. and cef com
uete OUTFIT free. NJ. II. Wilcox a 60. fii near
born ST.. Chic 90 june u
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

WANTED AGENTS in every county and
~ town ln Michigan 20 sell our u+U b0pk IS.
Explorations and Adventures of Igu1y 81.
stanley. 10 contains from his own feH. %
thrilling account 81 his last wcr.c-renowuei
expedition for thc relief and rescue ~ Em'n
PaSha 4U pages 900 Illustrations and c0'ored
plates; 0uift. with fUu instructions. ~ cents.
". J.. Harris q Co., 81 Porter block, Grand
Rapids. Mich. -
w ANTEp-LiVc. active men and women 10
" Soll our wonderful Uor6. stanley in Al
rlca: iuu OUTFIT aud particular, 81. Cali co. a..
dress +. NJ. Williams Co.. room ID. lcv
Uousemau hioCA. 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.

IN ACRES of good hard Mood iimhercd land
~ so sell or - change for city lots. Inquire
of Or W II Ross. Widdicomh building A.
LOR SALE-Lot 40. =. ottawa Beach. this
lot IS one OF the first selection; IL IS 10
Gated 0nya shOr. distance from the hotel and
hasa fne view Of Lake Michigan. Address
JAS a. IIaskins or W. b. Loycland Grand
Rapids. Mich. iEsun
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

WANTED Agents for the History Of the Ex-
" piorations of. Daring Deeds and Grand
Achievements OF Stanley, agents outht sl.gi;
circular free. Address q. 4. Browning & Co..
Toledo. ONO. 3utf
4 GENTS should write for illustrated circular
\ and terms for two weeks trial OF Missouri
Washer, wash t> dlrtiest clothes clean Icy hot
steam without rubbing. easily sold pralta
Bile. j. Worth -. Louis, No june II
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
REAL RsTATF CITY.


4 GRIPPE lots fer sale just tAe same u yeu
- wish 60 be iH fashion ahd make money!
prices reasonable terms ta~N. J.. -. ffvhtu.
LHoR SALF-one-half acre a. land ou hoc'-
i ls. stewart addition, WITH frontage "h
Fast and Emerald SIS. lH444.t on pre elilefs
81 owner NiTs A.. b. ims.fe. lli
LTOg SAL lnu have 30. lrl away enough 20
J. rent and nonsense On fhe past nse years %
buy sueh = place a ness u room mouse pu
Parieave. brick furnace. gas. well. clstNrif,
maniel. hot water upstair, an1 down barn
rooms. laKatofy. electric bells -ili modern ifn-
preyements ward graded and .Odde1 ana r.s..
crete walks. an ~ S5Nt). cash or monthly pas.
meuty al 50 per month thas IS. tuifs.
TUFTS & Buchanan law ONCE. lodyaid biort.
llff
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

A GENTS WANTED We have AN original
4 plan n dealing with our agents which
they greatly appreciate. We furnish them
with any quantity of ollr catalogue. Nifh their
name. printed on each "a cXrlu>i .t AGENT for
their county. Agents have merely 90 tCr that
the catalogues are properly dl>iriHuIr and
The reSuit IS marvellous. An agent iT 1855 way
can establish "a large mail trade. riiri-
lars mailed on receipt OF cents .. -.a4lp~.
Lester PAYNE a Co.. Battle Creek Mo-. 4-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

~ . II. hI4tDL |
= - aud g0 Weston buHein- CGns. 81
over Bosrd al Trade.
Telephone >pA
Rents collected. property
taken charge of for non
residents or residents; legal
papers drafted correctly
and upon short notice;
money loaned for clients
ON approved security.
EoR RENT rooms upstairs. pesr south
lhFisiou-si-. cu Foster ST., foI y. "a. u.
kiusey
11lFLE fronting ou Scribnrr auo ron.
SIS Tor sie'a' oargaih. ~ D.. hIns''.
LOE sALE-A nice sroom house CA osisl.
81. one naif BLOCK from Division 81. fl6E
worth si'"' c.' terms. W. -h. hnseS.
4 BEAuTIuL uoNF-aroou house ou
y Henry-si.. Ior tao g. h.nsey.
EoR sALE >Ice ataam hoas. 90 Centerst..
NTH hou>e lron Flfth-ase.. IS foot loi Tor
only s9'o. ". d. hinscy.
LroR SAIE-t0 acres fne fruit land house
and barn. in pcesna county Si1Hs Wl.
trade ioT city properly. w ~. hlnses
EoR sAIE--Who wants nue home on South
Il Division -. a foot lot. halt az hnlsr
rented for sis. . roomsiu each pant bran n,p.
nlce shade rapidly increasing 10 value. h Il.
kinsey.
eSo0 Buys = nne Jos on Thomas ST. worth
cow ss0 rs. n. Kinssy
EoR sALE-k beautiful housc Of Ii rooms ia
tho best part ef faris-av.. hN modern
improvements. large lot ano barn lor lrs, thaa
IFS raiu-. W H. hiN-ll-
IGOR sALE-If you want that nice house No
- south Lafayette 81. Tor sa5h you cal
have ID. owner living West auo wants 90
sell. ". II. kIArEl.
EoR SALT have a hne lo.room house. 80
south MON 81. with AL mocera cnlfcu
fences Will sell for c0nsidfra1.e less tIaa
30 cost The owner N. h- hIA7t1
EOR sALE-scveral piece. o. south pis s.
ion 81 properly al les than adjoining
properly Is selling ioi- ". h. hlNeLl-
EOR sALE-A double brick hloo4. occupied
by leading wholesale houss in frsi ..ss
locality. sl7.op. W. y. KiNeIl.
| TOR ShLE-A nice room house on Home
ave, ole block from south Division rars.
| only si40j on easy terms. ". "A. hiA1E4.
| TOR SALK-A 57 a. lot and good house o.
Uuimby 81. only $40 ou easy terms
" II. klAoEl.
| EOR sALE-Four large lots uesr the car
shop. DIRT cheap. W. II. hlAetl-
| L0R SALF-How is thls7 fae hous. oa
sixth ave. for ti-1 " q. hlNftl
| EoR sALE-A nict Groom house stone col.
/ j lar. city water tln lof. ire barn. gooa
''-'' - ''''" w KINsrY
] LroR FaLF-How Is thIs7 t-l snd fs Norfh
/ Il Front-st. houses osl-ft. i0t. slwsvs rented
! vIl sci ~ price that ~. re-, ,w4 Aaf
/ per cent on N ~. kiN@El
/ TOR etLF- several good farms snd cash 70
KTNsFY
MONEY TO LOAN.
have several thousand dollars 60 loan o.
/ frsi cisss security. d. kINEf1.
| LUR RFNT Two rats Within l0 minutes
walk 20 Canal snd Monroe A.. 49,
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Z L'0R RENT--Faom house ~ Horne-ars
/ blors EoGfh " IiaII-gi and two higfif esef
I q Division. on'ysno hTNrfA
! IgOR HFNT-a vefv n.cs house modern rf-l,
/ Kfafe erfuc bells large l0f on -o.ffr.
{ DIVISIONS S.. nil rtni a. nsy \ isfi f1r t-r
/ w. Fl. k1nSeV.
IL Canal street.
Open Saturday Evenings.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

NVANTED-AgentS throughout tle luitcd
" states o handle oar celebrated Corn aud
Bunion Cure. Its application aioff, almost
ia every Instance where our remedy lails 10
perfect permanent cure. SaWp.e box. -5c:
six boxes. II. We will pay good agents - pet
day 20 Introduce Our goods into their sections
Tor terms and particulars address the manu-
laoturers, IT, SHREDDER Co. i0i and leh
North Ada-st.. Chicago. III. Il
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

hon EEAl-large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing trt>e.U atr. and Canal 81, Nlth
gas. newly furnished and rehtied Everything
strictly tr-t class. Entrance. Cre>cent-aNr. ,
also. - Canal So Eu4mre Al Room d. .3iE
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
largest OF AL Michigan Dsilies Elk
espt Those Of Dstrolt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
MONEY TO LOAN.

LON HfNT-A very roe hruse modern rfvIf
Krafe. e.eetuc bells large l0f 90 -o.fh
DIVISIONS s.. vii rtni a. nsy 4. isF.. f1r 81
81 ETN-Ff
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
FOR REBT Rooms

EoE BENT Furnished cruamrnishetIoon
90 80 I4Icay-af. 81
p0C RENT Furnished and unfuraished
4 rooms, steam heated. - Park Naer Airs
l.. smith sht'