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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-20
FIELD DAY AT DARTMOUTH.

Hanover =. H., Oct. 10 GpeclaD.-The annual field
meet was held on the campus october and 9, and,
despite the bad weather, was . success throughout.
The competition between 81 and go for the class PEN
nant very sharp. 's1 winning with score OF IS
points to "a for 'e2. Rowe, '91 won every race nom
the howard dash to the mile and scored 26 "a points
Four new records made, all by Potter '92,
namely running broad jump 81 feet pole vault 8
feet inches pole vault distance. % feet inches, and
running the bases, Is 35 seconds. Several freshmen
showed themselves very promising athletes.
Nearly all the Greesletter societies have their ina-
tons in October this the banauets coming oil at
the wheelock. The first Of the list was Theta Delta
Chi which initiated eleven men October 10. At the
banquet H. s. Hopkins 81, acted as POSTMASTER w. s.
Thompson, 80. WIS the orator, and G. c. Smith, 49,
The poet of the occasion The following toasts were
responded to: aOmicruu Deuteron,' T. W. revks-
bury, ol Our Monthly B. Shirley, s2; The Chin
ner'r F. W. Plummer, 81; zcts,' A. W. A. Traver
our Sisters w. R. Jarvis 1913: "our College, F. W.
Miller 49, Athletics" E. C. Potter, '92; Football
F. w. Lakcman, 49,: Baseball NJ Shurtlef, '92
"Our Faculty." C. F. c. Towne ga "Our Latest D.
F. Putnam: "Our Alumni o. S. Davis. Visitors
present were 8. p Smith, 49,; q. W. Woodward, 's4
H. O. Aiken 80; J. F. White and G. B. Hawley, nom
Massachusetts, Tech and j. H. Fuller, OF Boston Uni
versty.
On Wednesday evening" October Is. the Alpha Delta
Phis celebrated putting nine freshmen through the
tortures H. 5. Holton. '91. acted as POSTMASTER at
the banquet and the following t0asts were responded
Our Fra.erntya E. BurGa raet,n VI 10 e4
C. WI McKs '93; a. Our Initiates G; F. Dufey, %
Alpha Delta Phi soroees,7 L. J. Campbell '9l Grad
nate Members II. p. Blair. 80.
ON Friday evening, october II. the Phi Zeta Mn SO
cietv scienc) initiated eighteen sturdy freshmen the
largest number taken BY any society here AT the ban
uuet H. b. Metcalf. 80, WA POSTMASTER, s. G walker
81 poet, and W. E. Stanley 'el. gave the presidents
C. s. Little, 81 q Phi zets Mu.' R. f. Cox 90; our
brothers Of "a" L. W. burbank. 93; response, A. A.
Adams 90: aThe Future A. W. French. T. 5: G. F. :
The Chinner' ". S. Bingham. 'e2; The Ladies'
E. B. McDufee, '92 :" Our Alumni Professor J. w.
The football team defeated the University OF Yer
mont here October i'll TO o. Next Wednesday the
Professor E. R. Ruegies is seriously Ill with maaris
feve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-20
BOSTON UNIVERSITY.

Boston. Oct. Is (SpeciaD.-The staff on "The llub
the annual of the class Of o. announced follows
Editor-in-chief L. c. Strang. for Beta Theta P; as
socate editors, John Balloon for Theta Delta Chi Mr.
Roberts for Delta Tau Delta Louise Symonds for Alpha
Phi Mary Lamprey for Gamma Phi Beta, LYDIA Hitler
for Kappa Kappa Gamma. Miss JOslin for Tn Delta.
Mr. serex and Miss Mouton for the business
manager Harry E. Back; assistant. Austin X. PAUL
The first meeting Of the PhilOmathean Society was
held on Friday. The comedy presented was the Cool
COllecians.
The three gentlemen's fraterntes have pledged the
following delegations from the freshman class: Theta
Delta Chi have pledged q. B. Adams, G. W. Farmer.
F. c. McDuiIee, ". F. Rogers, g. o. smith, &. A.
sweeser C. n. Tilton L. II. Woodvine, J. W. Lane and
T. s. Thomas. Beta Theta ri will initiate w. g.
Aured II. s. Baketel. q. F. Ftske, E. W. Hatch j. r
MewYs c. Z. rarkhuist, F.. r. Spear and A. F. 3ayard
Delta Tau Delta have pledged J. 4. Chafiee, Il. II.
Ryder and II. Ewar.
Miss Mabel Gay, OF Norwood, class Of '0S, while
responding to o toast at church Tuesday evening
suddenly dropped dead. Enlargement Of the heart was
the cause. The funeral on Friday was attended by a
large number of students.
Or. J. W. Bashford president Of Ohio Wesleyan
University, delivered the Naturalization Day address at
the Theological SCHOOL, Forty three students matricu
lated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-20
sx,rH COLLEGE HAS A NEW ORGAN.

The largo organ that DR.. B'oase" gave 70 tho col
Lem viii be in plsce and ready to sound forth by
ncrt Thursday II Is one Of the largest. handsomcst
ana best organs In the Connecticut Valley. and II
win he dedicated tho lssf Of this month, when the
Boston sextet, under the leadership Of Charles n.
AIleu, vim take part, with Ms. Allen, Franlein N.
Won MtslAR snA T. C. Hammond. Of Hoiyoks, the
eminent oessuist
IA nm ~ enjoying 10 the utmost these beautiful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-20
CORNELL. WELCOMES pRoeEssoR coRsoS.

CORNELL w11coHEs PROFESSOR CoRsoS.
Ithaca, n. r., Oct 10 Cspecisp.-rhs lasse ana
spprscaatvs audienes that crested Professor coesoa
ct Barnes Hall % Ss&nraay evening lasA on tho occa
sion Of hs fzst reading after long absenes sbeoed. A.
fordsd . very gratifying rsoof that no interest ha1
been lost In these entertaining and instructive 90
essions. The Selections vWs from Tho Merchant Of
Venice This evenings selections win b from Bryant
Professor schrmau has ksued through The publtsh-
Ing house Il Charles serbner's Sons . work entitled
q Belief In God; It's Origin. Mature and Bssis' Tho
SIX chapters Of this work vero In their original norm
lectures delivered before the Andovo theological
School hst spring. The work begins with handing
TIE negative creed of the asnostics. and then demon
strstes IL logical character Of theistic sef,sf, ex'
plaintng ~ origin and development Other ehapSers
ere upon aBelef In God the Reallzins Purpose q
the World" and Belief IN God - the Father on
Spirtts.' This book u, In short N examination u
tho character, origin and validity Of beils6 In
God In tho light Of the most recent thinking on tho
subject by the acutest metaphyscians Of tho day.
At meeting Of the Cornell Medical Association, on
wednesday eyenins much interest vas m.nifs:ted u
Bacteria In water The results Of some Of these
exper.mens wers vey startling While tns Guy T
smined some q As samples Of water used for drink
Ing purposes were shown TO contain rom 500 %
1900 bacteria Per cubic cehtimcter Mineral waters
were shown TO contain bacteria although they are
supposed be pure, and Apolnaris water furnished
more than some Of the samples Of well water. The
professor also said that some OF the filters used served
to increase rather than diminish the number Ok
The first number Of 80 The Cornell Magazine under
the management Of this years Board made its ap
peance yesterday, and contains good articles through
out Among the contributions are An Ascent Of
vesuvius,' BY Professor J. F. Kemp: Saints and
Humoriss,' BY c. RI. Hull, formerly assistant nhrEsn
here and now studying In Gottngen; " The Devils
Sonata BY William H. Hudson, formerly private sec
rotary to Herbert Spencer. He is now connected with
A new chapter OF the Sigma Chi fraternity has been
established at Cornell
The faculty Of Cornell has awarded university
scholarships as follows H. VI, Beach mechanical
engineering prepared at Cortland Normal school: T.
F. Bogat, arts, prepared at Owego Academy Noah
Cummings, civil engineering. prepared at ScheneVas
Union school: W., H. Dole. architecture. prepared at
Brooklyn Central High School; Marie N: HopPa ans
prepared at Rochester Free Academy J. K Lathrop.
agriculture prepared at Ithaca High school: A. F.
Weber, philosophy, prepared at Salamanca Union
School
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15
WlNANS & WORKS,
3 and 4Tower Bloek

ATTENTION C0MRADES-A Law hss beea
y passed IS which every soldier eau get
pension oi irom 70 g sl2 pei Iagnth q plao-
Ing their claims ln the hands of - IN. " mans
and Addison Works, al rooms ana Tower
Dl0ck. 6f4nd Rapids. Mica. Both Of u have
teen soldiers. and oue member OF sblr FRA Ia.
had long eape.isnce a. = saoeessil pension pension
agent. II YOU have pension 81 les amount
than this. NE can set IL increased. Ninans A
WORKS. rooms aAd Tower bloek.
NArANTED-FemAle help-5 lauudTess. 3 frst
w COOKS. I second cuoks. 10 dinInE-ioo.n
girls. general boqsc gir cierk. need not Pc
eXpeTieRerai second giris, chamber maids
IT once. Ladies Pa,iors. Tower block.
\VANTED-Male help-l IDoulder, machln-
W ist-uaisn shop; man and VILE on iarin.
10 aEentS-soOd selling arficls-sz 10 > per
day, u men on farms. per day or month
and Tower block.
EoR SALE OK EXCHANGE grocery stock,
Il drug stocks. l general stock VIII give
some one good deal. and Tower biocA-
TOR SALE lots nice corner on Charles ST..
l. 1251l49. AZ = bargain II taken az o4ce. )
and Tower block.
TOR SALE-Ihree 5room houses on Gilbert
4 ST. 500; S550i ] 500; easy payments. 5
and Tower block.
EOR SALE-If taken this week. a new q room
house on cable line. lot ozxl5-. 10 foot alley.
only $500 cash. 3 and Tower block
EOR SALE-l0 lots on Mechan.cst., fiXlo0.
between Fountain and fuitOn. on cattle
line ONLY $500; nice shade; terms easy lots
on Cass. between Hyland and Hal. only S15l.
If taken within one week; ;hen they Will De
$50 each. $500 for 5tN%0 on Colt One on
Charles, near Cherry. Sl21. and Tower
block
ltTE HAVE a number of openings for good
W loans. in sums from 500 upwards. and
Tower block.
~ ACRES, a little east of Burton-aye., $3.50;
~ house ana barn on same. facing East-St. ;
worth 500. 5 aad Tower block.
.JVANTED-Partner mscbinist preferred; a
w big opening Tor the night man WIKI SlUJj
cash. 3 and Tower BLOCK
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
Opposite Union Depot. Phone s..
EOR SALE OR ENCHAN6E-We have just
plated one Of the choicest additions efer
made 10 the city. Toe plat consists of 81 nue
lots on Hall 81 within easy reach ci steam
horse cars We desire 20 raise "a iaFEt sam 20
m0aey Nlthln the next Gen duya. and 20 Sc
complish ihls we aaNr couclulca ~ seH we
entire plat THIS a. IA opportunity 81 Iiie
time FOR the right partyto make a saug sum ~
money. The property Will be shown Tree ~
charge 10 any one wishing % bug.
E0K sALE-We have a frst-ciass roller hour
lng mlu thai VIII make money Tor she
right parties. The mid ls 81 the latest desirn,
and has capacity ~ sisfy barrels. The iHs-
chinery ls new and in frsi-class condition has
FIVE sets of double hour rolls and three sets n
double feed rolls. The mill cost Sfili. and is
worth today sle.bp. Det.ce ihe Mil. ineft 3
seven lots. q good barn and 5|u cords oi weo1.
The entire properiS wlu be sod lof : .fil 4ne
property VIII be shown 20 any one mean ug
business. Terms satisfactory.
FOR shLE-We have q fne paving hofei ln
Il thriving locality that Viii be- sold ~ "a BAR
GalE il taken at ouce. The bofeI if firsf class
in every particular. snd is furnished wftn t1s
latest hotc appliances. The property has
twenty well furnished rooms. and travelling
men pronounce d the best hote' in Western
MEXICAN. This property - paying lurrsi
merit FOR some good man With litle oneY
Cal a. once n YOU mean business. VII tase
city properly in part payment.
EOR EALE-A ane Fat near The Madison.
i ave. crossing N tie D.. l.. -. r. j. 81 B.
able for four families. The fRt viii Telt iof
$40 per month. and is within few steps ~
steam or horGe cars This property wiz be-
sold for S35o on VIII exchange for other prop
erfg.
E0R sALE-We have = rare bargain that is
D sure g. make money Tor some cnf. ihe
property is located 1H rDrl NJ sf.. near Dlkr..
and is now renting for - per mouth ihis
property iE centrally located aHl /. nerhiilTa
bF good pgY ng tenants. anh o. sure - I'D
prove iu value faster than anf property in tis
/ city from fne farf thar ~ is vithu one BLOCK
/ 81 the Union Eep0f ard within two blocks n
/ the busy portion ~ Nonroe-st TIE pro peiig
/ vii 10 sold for tl0 ref foot Hl foof ifont.
/ EOR sALE--of VII e1chanac for othef prop
y erty resi or persona fgo houses on one
4 la-ge iot Wln oiNile the property and sei
( earn separately. The property "a situated ru
I Iogan-sf.. hear EaU-sf.. sad VII make two
I pleassI homes. which ere nov renting for 80
Der month. This r. rare harsaIn f0f some
/ one ard is sure r. he taken ni once
IT0R saba Fir-roorn hnrea on foie.sf
/ i GOOD wells ioi 5o1llli ouIF SO. N i take
! small t,avfne1f down and balanee on month q
/ payments Would take cheap ioi for frst pay
ment.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15
OUR LAKE TRADE.
Few Have an Adequate Conception OF Its
Extent and Importance.

Few Have an Adequate Conception OF Its
Extent and Importance.
From the Toledo Blade;
Ia the discussion Of the commerce of
the United States, there is so little men
ton of the traffic on the Great Lakes
that II must be attributed TO ignorance
rather than design. The Blade has sew
eral times called attention 10 It's magni-
tude and importance.
Everybody knows something of the
Suez canal, and of its importance to
the worlds commerce; but how many
know exactly the location of Sault Ste.
| Marie and the $500" canal? Pardon us
while We locate it clearly for you, for
We wish TO compare it with the world
/ famed Suez canal. The Ste. Marie (or
| 81. Mary's, to Anglcize the French
name) is the channel connecting Lake
/ Superior with Lske Huron. All the
traffic Of Duluth and other Lake
Superior ports with points on the other
lakes has to pass through it. The
/ rapids of the river are called the Sault.
A government canal has been built
around them. The ice renders naviga-
ton impossible for about six months
every year; yet the tonnage passing
through the Sault canal during the SIX
months or navigation is greater than
that passing through the Suez canal for
the entire year.
The enormous lake traffic of Chicago,
Milwaukee and other Lake Michigan
| ports enters Lake Huron through the
straits of Macklnaw, and hences does
not go through the Sault canal. One Is
enaoled, with these facts as pointers, TO
realize the vastness of the lake COM
| merce. And its expansion lately has
been something unprecedented. The
lake tonnage built IN 1889 aggregated
107 ,0S0 tons, against 93,9 9l2 tons built on
the whole Atlantic and Il ,939 tons on
the Pacific seaboard. The number of
| vessels built on the lakes was 225, OF
the Atlantic 657, and on the Pacific III
Not only, therefore, was the aggre
gate new tonnage of the lakes greater
than that of the Atlantic, and almost
equal to that of the Atlantic and Pa
cific combined. but the new lake vessels
were on an average Of a much larger
size than the new vessels of the two
oceans. In fact, eight OF the steam
ships built IN Cleveland last year, ex.
ceeded the aggregate tonnage of the
whole 1l2 vessels built on the Pacific
coast.
The increase not only marks the
rapid progress of our lake commerce
bat retolution as to the character ol
the vessels. The steel-hulled propeller
has taken the place of the clumsy
schoOners and the oldfashloned SIDE
wheel steamers, and the speed and ca
paclty of the new vessels are greatly
superior TO those of the old. The era
of these new ships began with the sea
son OF 1887, and since that time at leas
twenty steel propellers OF the larges
type have been built and put into ser
wee.
The vast carrying trade of the inland
seas is almost entirely under the Ameri
can flag, and the only important lake
shipyards are on our side of the border
The magnitude and the prosperity %
our lake, no less than our cOastwis,
commerce, is signal proof of wha
American enterprise Will do in trade
III which it ia not forced into unequal
and degrading competition with The
cheap labor and crazy ships of Europe
/
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

Since birth my baby had running
sores all over s'head and the doctor
sad taat ne must die, for they could
not heal them. I used everything |
ever hoard Of, dut It was no good. He
got 80 bad that be would not nurse.
Ny husbands sister told nae 20 use Snl-
paur Bitters as she had great faith m
them- ! used bottle snd the sores
commenced 20 heal After usng twC
bottles more, the sores al healed and ]
considered my baby savca--MoIheI
Concord. y n
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

To the Editor Of the TLEEEEeau Herald:
More names for the park: "0cciden.
tai" on the west side Of creation
"Balfor Park, Ball Forty" abreviat
ed. "Ballfor Park, "Bail Forty" ab
breviated. "Bailort Park BAL
Forty" abbreviated "BsiifOrt PARK. q
"Ball Forty Abbreviated.
J. 7. VI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15
THE BALL FORTY.

Some More Names for That Lovely
spot.
To the Editor OF the TELEGRAM-IIERALD:
Enclosed you have more names fol
the "Ball Forty" While | prefer the
name of John Ball Park for the
"Ball Forty" if n change IS made
would suggest that of Glendale Park
or "Ball's Glendale Park"
Yours,
d. ". Crosby,
20 Charies-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15
10 sUBscRIBERs.

Any sabscriber 10 THE TELEGRAM
HERALD xShO fails 10 receive the paper
regularly, or who may have reason TO
complain OF late delivery, will confer "a
special favor by Informing this offiee OF
the fact at once. Send postal card or call
up telephone 6Jf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion ane
Consl patton. &c per box, 5 boves for
81 FOR sale By al druggists
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

Bad drainage causes much sickness
and bad blood ard improper acton q.
thc iiver and kidnoys Is bad d~alrsgs =
toe numan system. which Burdock
Blood bitIere remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

DARTTEs are again Offering 70 gas users in
this city burner az high price that they
claim will reduce gas bills. i'm prove the light
etc. etc. Any Of or consumers wishing iin-
proved or economical gas burners can secure
what they require and at cost price hy apply
Ing at our Office. We viii furnish "a competent
man - put on burners II desired GRAND Rap
ids Gas Co. lU5 Ottawasf. Telephone 6l75.
Ias
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

McKinley's speech on the New Tariff
Bill, so pages in pamphlet form, at the
TELEGRAM-HERALD for cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

CLAIRVOYAEI-N Dr HIil. Of View YORK
' city can be consulted 80 oflca iz. us ana
1G7 Monroe-sf. on aH affairs 81 life. being q
celebrated business clalrF 1yant. astroi0eist
and palmisf. who has reputation through
oaf fhf world fgr argrate and truthful reno-
tnas of the uasf. present and future through
her wordsriui Egyptian maeic mirror. re-
moves aii evil Influences 8nd family esfraaze-
nrnfs. uuifes the separated causes speedy
marriages brings success 90 the Uusucressil l'
and tells when g. m axe prottablf iureTi uea ls-
consultation from 81 60 81 als1 tells fQii uaire
and shows picture Of fhe ore Tol Hiii marry
Mrs HiT hss been cor suited ~ tle most sue
cessfgl busi ness men aud ladies' ~ eeW OK.
Boston and Chicago. Hours strictly from A a.
m. % .. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

Blaine's reply 10 Gladstone, in pam
phlet form. twenty-five pages, two cents
at the TELEGRAM Office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

INANTED-Infants l0r adoption at Mrs Dr.
" DuntOn's hospital. q North Lane ave,
city. West side. l85if
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

CLAIRV0YA AST-Madsme Mueller has re-
Y turned -ne reveals present and future (;
gives correct points in business and al liie
affairs: brings separated friends toEcther; she
can BE- equaled by none CAL ~ % chaWnlui-
ave. West SIDE. le9
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

ESGLASB collects vast sums OF money
on imports. Those Who are howling
sbout the taxation of the neeess4ries OF
Life should look little more closely 10
TIE English system, which they admire
80 much. Out OF the Els.s7l .l9l col
lscted BY Great Britain last year IS i'm
port duties on foreign merchandise, the
Brush worklngm2n paid 10 less than
ga, IS, ,403 upon four artleles-tea.
coffee, tobacco and dried fruit-while
the British aristocTat paid but =. .5ls, ,7SS
upon everything else dutiable, inelud-
ing expensive spirits, wines etc. Tea
and coffee are upon our free list.
There Is yet an internal revenue war
tax upon tobacco, bat the Republican
party Will take that Oft for the purpose
OF reducing the revenue. II necessary.
before surrendering the protective
principle. With dried fruits We prae-
ucally supply ourselves.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

Circulation Guaranteed TO Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15


XNAAf MAng l. reasonable efcf itg 5 lel
w AHd lwe ns4ses 81 sAe c,irAei ~ = i.i.sisaH
~ 8hd ourf t-aFt-s s~Hef - asa itetotNt
aaa IS beune - selA l. ; frSsiA.
EaoR SAIE -s.rosm houss. msoere eonsen.
icAcrs centrAlS las&tco. S0is s-s'%. = p
Ply " H. lteas p N@nAi -.
PINK q tasty. new sreom hoase. only
Il 3lN lcrl iTaM the MActsonts tstt sti.tnl
ssAG rev home on CalirkS ave-, betNoea
laEan sud A.lls fef q az stAia fef HiaDti.
all SCI limited luaieer 81 leis eii ifk hts
Fnfea-St north ~ sffha a. tolA S$t 80
s.loa CAarlcs " raIis l.eoyara block. leAii-
81 eniFanee.
ta0K SALON Rroadway. IS mile iFam cas-
lEaifS ooWollings etth q sit acre - sei'a
esrden soil WliA each. john ,. 0ais4ss A.o.s
l4Asbef efact sepsh tafisloA-SN s"is =
(AIL sud ses us Il sou vaut home % sn
= Investment ouT property n = si-eiSs ana
.ghtn ~Aro piAis. Neu hauses rcsds scr ssu
vA theSs RiAlf. lSIias hlo pIfcrs q el-t teii
tAli - ease asa sstf advances in prices. Aili-
per Oarreh Ats AeusealsD nleeA.
wAgTED- BOARD AKD Ro0K
WANgEn-Bosrd and rooias a a 81 .sate
" iaI1llf. lor ave Noans mtn - tas- "a a
actef. address care Carrier - ta
roR sALG-NisCRLLAAE9gs
! LOR SAlE-shoW eases. ag about oao.haif
4 nrSg cosls olace orsk. ai it llngl-st. las
/ Tor sALE-Ihe buildings ana isaoss en TIE
/ hfHt county iair grounds Apn.s 10
4 A2roa Brewer. asa ~. Aeeca ana JAigcs Goa.
! committee
: EiOA SAlE-Chesp. Ss horse power boiler ana
7 engine nrary new. Win furnace, seitiGE.
etc. complete luQllrt oi 4. - 4ANils Ihepe
k6EETs- -WAArED.
I NAAtEb-AErut.i so outff on fhirty dass
! t.nt eiao ploat li lalr weeks. or ilo pas
Aoctess- NiiA stamp Jarvis !. Co., Racine, ~ ia.
uof. -
! lAANlhh-AEent Cor tie History 81 the AZ
y pioraglouS al, Dsnng Deeds aua nraut
Achievements ~ Stanley agents oaint si.lli
circular iIes. A0eIcsa y. A. ATonnlAz A Co,
I Toledo Ollie. aslIf
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

u TIE eonntsg from whicb Their fathers
sssigrstsd. Ne have tne irishmen,
rct{@d. We have taken the foreigner
from the slmsh9Qse, ana Ne have
turned their ras INTO Fooes' Ne have
t1Ansferred theig bowels ana h0ts INTO
ralS -. ut of tAeE p&npeTs ae have
: sds patrs0slc, splendid men"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15
REAL ESTATEl
AT THE OFFICE OF
BROOKS & BROOKS

and Mintersf ................- efn
Three houses GA Wo.fs plat .--.fll15 and l10)
0n the Riverside add non. sinQie lots OF hlock
Of lots 10 sult purchaser. Terms reasonable.
Lots on Wolrs addition from csc 20 500.
A few lots Jeff ou our West Side plat WI
furnish lumber 20 build.
Houses 10 rent. farms for sale or exchange.
cali on as before going elsewhere.
Money TO loan az lowest rates Of iu;ercst.
once open Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
BROOKS BROOKS.
2 aud "a AeA hcuseman Block.
Telephone liH
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

uaitsa Press Reports, Pr0mPt and EariY
csikerY. All the Local News. and the
osszH Sat sas Most Plainly Printed Paper
Pubiished lB Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

y Fre q knqr fhaf 4 am se. lng stove gas
oline in any c1srffts a- cents ger gallon.
delivered - srF usrf 81 are cIff. = q Elm
wool corner basi alfoB and south Division.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15

LTOg sALF-Neu steam launch. very niceis =
built - r. lone. ~ beam. fKs 81. eu.nf
ClrSe boiler. first class in every rfsnect, saifa
be Tor Reed Lake Inquire ~ n. n HeHiet'
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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15
VIVID g3AEDERs

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z. J. Lamb & Company.

REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
Opposite Unlon Depot. Phone 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-15
FOR HOUSES.

TOR RENT-New house. well located. only
80 per month: will sell IL taken now. Ap-
ply V. II. Iibbs. - Canalst. 10
TOR RENT-Aftcr july q. Fern Cottages.
Il MacataWa Park. Apply 10 +. White. cor.
Scribncr and SiNth-sts., city. l85
E0R RENT-Houses Of 3 4. :, 8 and rooms
from sj 20 sl6. also suits Of rooms Ia the
New Carleton block on Nj. Vernon 81. nov
ready Tor occupancy. come and see them;
caa suit you. all Within minutes walk Of
Sweets Hotel inquire Of b. ". Barnard. 3
Alen-St.. or at office. 20 MI Nernonst. Jele-
phone ll$7