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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-15

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-15

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-15

TAke she Nurfhera Rne51
=. ChtineTg. et&f tte1ee oo
1eeeou e1ocks = 1onntA :
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

s4ssss nt'tsoas q Anex.ean neasy
- ee speat u Esroae
he Amerlean - 1o gees - Ezrcpe -
t1a- ae eaa .zaYel witaols E4glnx -
= seassAag aq she 3neax she. hs is
teaaslsg tee eFoaz ea5era.eloa. tor.
een eared STA Ehe E>xhsa sai1sr aad
raiire4c g-zrd. ths P-liusAs-ear psrser
is @laaess saltes - is e4a net - = d.
sire - srasel cheap tL4s eases tse an
naai aeu,era azxe - ear aass blse tiod
2 ae Fsre sv gesnx of ~ tse moae Peo-
feAat 5eeeees tse mysteey
ArFF Aeeif saisa l4see percentage
q the seasiss are rleh bat anbisloas
AIeF.e-a .GGas. sho 1-ks thelr
as2ga aters - t-arogs IA tue hope ~ cap
t4slaT e. - husband These atis1
pesssa4.fss ta4E as2fry Anefiezu heir-
eases are. as : general thia7. rather
snail pota-ees Il = very frequently
Shat yoe 4on's kno~ zboat these dukes
aud eouass ghas makes then respect--
BE. if Il ahsslately essential 60 tie
happiness tAe American Leiress that
she should nzrry solaebo3y uh0 Is nor
ally, hnanci4lly AID physically on his
last legs, have ~e not reprobates on this
side o. the Atlantic who can more than
I'll the bill2
l suppose the heiresses themselves
would object, ior they are 50 crazy 70
marry a Daze that an ourang-oatang
with a title would not DO safe among
them.
Like the peace OF mind mentioned IN
the Blbls. IL passes all understanding.
ALEX. T. SWEET
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
THE THERMOMETER.
Fahrenheit aud the Invention of the In
strument Hearing HIS Name.

Fahrenheit aud the Invention of the In
strument Bearing HIS Name.
Before the seventeenth century no ac-
curate measurement OF heat and cold
was possible twas not until 1920 that
the instrument with which all tho
world Is now familiar. the thermome-
ter, was invented. Before that date
some crude attempts at gauging the
temperature had been pade by partly
flling tubes with oil, spirits Of vino
and other substances, but all the de-
vices failed Of their purpose. Even
HALEY and Newton. giants in science
though they we're. bad TO confess their
inability to solve the problem. lie who
finally supplied the need OF the hour
was an obscure and poor man living in
nzig-Cabriel Daniel Fahrenheit
He had failed IN business as q merchant
and having turn for mechanics and
chemistry he took 20 the making Of
thermometers for living. lie hrst
made them With spirits OF vine. bat OBJ
servation aRd study soon convinced him
that mercury was better material Tor
the purpose. Nos having prosuered IN
tFh-let@ &At4ttA~aa EloFtA % Arr 1trr-
dam. and there. about the year 1870. he
Manufactured his frst complete ruer-
cHrY- -thermouet Ths usefulness q
bis instruments was - apparent that
there vas an immediate demand Tor
them from al parts Of the world. ara
the Inventor speedily sosnd himself
famoaS The pan q his thermometer
vss n mark On shs tsAe the Two POINTS
st which vater = ooarealsd ard hoils1.
snd 70 graduate tie space between. re
put 80 degrees between these two
points. beginning. however. rith = de-
Zrses because be found thas the r-er-
car7 descended - degrees more hefore
coming % what theerrorsoaslg supposed
- - he extreme Amis q oold Iittls
= Known Of she pe-soasi sisscrr - Fsh-
renheit ss1 sacre = sore doutt as -
the yesr q lis death Is ia thoneh1
however. thst he 3ieS s~yzubysr IL
ITSS -lhscAxo NeRS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

e fessallze1 ns<ku>s. eoitars. seeks 1na
s-spe21ers Il sAs Lover. AS teslr -
t~@rsaee n tse Ipper oia iFlsA. faess
t-<ea t9srsasr ao1id is41 5 - lnt<r
s14t ne kssls ease - s4is oosntrs IN
vast eozdes. Pocf igaer4I. s~s4x~ 49,
1s2thsn Tat Is tke eo4rse -
oeataTi~s tAey seSans mediaed - their
ne@ seFro4aaiags AE2 e1qelrea tas
hzolss - saelF osf~ eiYsii1ea Eelxhhors
aad enzl.y became 4eseroes ~ the
lzstes
Ipoa shs ola Irish PsFioa conss al
Interesting teg24sloR knonn - ihs Old
oegaaaR. aisa il FePlsss 1irh fossils.
Ameas rasn oorthy ~ mentisn are
eesfse ciay-sare drinking cups with
heavy haaGles. These had apparently
e3atls use. being employed 4s ~esp-
ops - well - fgr pot4tioas Several
skulls of rs middle German f0rmasion
noN ga eKAl6lll5a a. the famous Belle
sse collections, show GAe foFmer use,
having fractures along the psrietal ana
temporal bones which at exactly the
lover use Of these ponderoas uugs
The early German warrior undoubtedly
employed them IN about the same way
ss the Greek athlete did the cestus and
the early BritoH the brass knuckles.
Fossil pretzels aAd liuburger rinds
sre Of constant recurrence. They are
hard 70 distinguish from the modern
article. Silieihed shoes In both wood
and leather are found occasionally.
Coins OF inferior workmanship are now
and then turned up Few II any have
been rs Yet deciphered. One common
type has or the reverse something that
suggests crown. and around il the In
scription: ATLANT CART and en-
the diverse, GUTFUER EMS -
The strata over the old German period
are undoubtedly Italian. The few fos-
sis found are stiletto blades and to-
mato cans. all greatly corroded The
absence OF other articles Is very con-
vincing. as the Italians were never
known 70 throw any thing away.
In one excavation in Thompson street
large number OF bones OF the coon
family in close proximity to chicken re-
mains, poker chips. policy slips and an
1que rszors were unearthed. This
would seem 10 indicate a local settle
ment OF some other species, probably OF
African or Virginian origin. Upon this
important discovery. however, more
light is needed. Above the Italian
period the rock remains begin to become
familiar.
The layer above, the last In the Ter
tiary, is the modern or hustle. Fossil
bustles OF great size and beauty occur,
associated with archaic hair and tooth
brushes, petrifed cats, tomato cans,
primary election tickets. pool-for-drink
checks, false hair and numerous other
fossils similar to contemporary species.
w. Z. S. FALEs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

Jewelry. Tho polished specimens in the
New York courthouse cost the city ST.
100000. Those now being used upon
the new aqueduct were secured by
the public spirited contractors at not
less than $50 1000, while few of the
blocks in tho Broadway pavement have
run a. high as $1,000 square foot.
This granite has one remarkable quail
ity. When exposed to great heat, such
as the fame Of confagration or read
ing OF Ella Wheeler Wilcox's poetry, it
splits and crumbles into small frag-
ments.
Immediately on top OF the granite is
dirty rock called gneiss. The word is
OF Welsh origin and is pronounced
mice" In Welsh oil words are pro
nounced opposite to tho way in which
they are So llel.
Gneiss is OF lit,le Importance in the
arts. Ages ayo i; was Esed By the pop
ulGca 20 throw ~ policemen. thon known
as peelers. This historic practice be-
came obsolete upon the invcntion Of
tho puttT-blowor and ruhber-sling.
Scattered here ana thcre in New York
are layers of hard. white rock. which
geological sAarps call schist. This beau
ti'nl word IS copyrighted by the people
of Boston; any one else using it must pay
a royalty OF a cent each time It is en-
ployed. rs beauty lies in tho fact that
it can be applied to any and all rocks
which are unknown TO the spectator.
The two strata described. and that
OF the crystalline schist are devoid
OF life. deai "a tha LONDON Times. In
mcdiateiy upon them is formation in
which have been detected the traces OF
human life. Words fail TO describe its
venerable a-o. 10 wore whiskers. and
had gray hair when Adam first met Evo.
Passing upward from the Eozoic or
Knickerbocker period, formation Is
encountered which IA now universally
known as Tia Old Irish. In the Lower
Old Irish ere found petriied head-wear
similar TO some styles seen to-day, and
fossil clubs of great strength. Tho
former are chiefly clay. and thence
known as "tiles." The latter are olassi-
fed as The Shillcla Erina-
Or. Abram \ Hewitt. the dis
tinguished erinolozist. states that in all
OF these clubs ne has found fossil hair.
skuil-bone and brain. This theory IL
hstiy contradicted By DR.. .. B. Hill
an Prof ] @. Blaine. two experts OF
eQusl Standing 70 Hewitt
Bus one FOSSIL harp has been discov-
cred Is IS 50 badly dilapidsted that il
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
GEOLOGY MADE EASY.
Bssr Kegs Old as the uocene
Period
What New York Rests on-Irtsh Fossils
sad Datoh Petrifactioas
lcosYRisHr 1901

lcosYRfGHr. 1901
The vast excavations now progressing
on the upper part OF Manhattan Island
which are converting a series of high
rocky plateaus covered with goats and
Rborigine5 into a monotonoas and mel
sncholy mass OF flats" and apartment
houses have done much good in arous-
ing public interest in geology and in en-
aoling local socialists 10 gain new and
priceless information as TO the past his
tory OF New York.
The backbone OF Manhattan Island,
or, 10 be moro precise, It's lowest and
Oldest rock is the primitive granite
This beautiful material comes to the
surface in Central Park where it forms
the rounded hillsides on which little
boys slide sitting down 70 the injury of
their pantalettes and their mothers
peace OF mind. In the lower part Of the
city it is seen in its ugliest form, the
new post-ofice. Small chunks of 1t are
found in the Western Union and Tribune
buildings and give those noble edifces
the cut-ham-sandwich appearance for
which they are so much admired by art
lovers"
This granite Is very precious, costing
at times as much as malachite or oroide
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

PROBATE okDER-State OF Michigan. coun
y 81 kraL ss- Al srsslon 81 the Probate
Court Tor said county 81 kent. he'd al the Pre-
tale eihce. IA tae city "a 1rAnd i.aplds. GA tue
-fta CAV ol orpicmDrf. ia ihe ) ear one thou
"a elshf hundred and Aiargy.
Pfesr at Cyrus H. Perkins sudgt Of Probate.
Ia lie n.sIief 0l the estate -
ABRAHAM NAekMAh il.. deceased
ADRIAN JohpHol. aQmlA .stra. ,if - said estate
stfAtlcn Gccounts
u j. ordered. that Monday. the 4th day Of
ocfoprf ieti af ~ O'Clock ll The forenoon
81 said Probate Office. be appointed Tor the
* ANA ton and allawanrs ID SAID account
hnd II Is further ordered tlaI = copy 0f fhis
order De published three - lse-ssiKe wees
previous 70 said Gay 81 hearing. lu the Iffk-
chAh ilhAlb, q daily nsNsnfff-f prlHted alu
clrcuiailngin Ia said cJunfy of keaf.
CYRUS =. PERKINS.
a 1RrF COPY juds 81 Probate.
ADoLPH Is. Mason. Register SAT OCT l6
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

pRoBAIE 0K0ER-Stste % Michigan. coun.
" % Kent. -. Al ssss...n IN liz prob.fe
Court Tor said County, of krnf held an fhe
frobstr Vnce. in the city OF Draad kapids. on
ile iEi day OF september. "a tnr year one thou
sand eight hunar q and ninety.
l'rrstnt. cyrus \. Pcrk as. Judge Of Probate
In The mztief Of the estate of
CARL FREY deceased
John scfier. Senli ini sfratar IL said estate
having nacred 10 This c0ur. his fnll slmln
sffHtion &C touat.
IL Is ordered. tnat Monday. the 18th day OF
tctober, 1871, Al lu O'Clock ln the forenoon. AT
said Probate once. be appointed for The
cNNlinat on and allowance ~ said account
ana ~ ls further ordered. Inaf copy oi TINS
order be published thres successive weeks pre-
tious 10 said day 81 hearing. l1fhr IuFGRsN
HERALD q daily newspafer printed and circu-
laiing IN said County of krni.
CYRUS j. PERKINS.
"a true copy) Ira-e u Probate
hIoLrH b. MasoS. Register. SIT OF 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
"A BLOW AT x0SARCHIES.
Gems o. Thougas ror ia posv<.s
hssaznnlS from E0re.sa La.ds
er.@s sars-. LsEgsiF ssssa..lss. -. n.
sa-e.'i s<sassals-A go rsi,s. te...s
ki-ss $40 0aesss-t Ffea 80 "a.
Anass saa Saata


tns h1rope1n st~s-use - arrfsf7- zs
Ns~ foFk psss 4soas tkis rus are
e'oyed ~isa rek4ralax Amesssla rsar-
IS 70 Various srsse. - rnaneI.i CO..
.As-1A p saea i4fge p~rcealage of
snS ~eA&-Ay seeni sA-ir s4nuser Ia
.--+et~ = a 4gestioa lh4E - bora IN
e''s4ns snf sNadcled he = Gale 81 nvs-
~Fy- lave Devoted nleh ralta5le
Lne Ia PoateFing oFef is-rlme aalea
so4d aaFe oeeu saors sdy4a14geo4sIy
speas IN shiainz M shoes
Fead In "A easi0as Western pauer
ne otasr day an lusingation % ths ef-
i~es that she grand Jury haa something
20 ID vita fhs 4aaa4l s4ed41als from
Ne" foFz City. Is sasse Mo h4ve DO
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11


served The administration Of Justice in
she cases of the aldermanic boodlers,
this Wild insinuation viii De productive
OF expansive smiles. Local officials have
no longer any excuse for spending their
hard earned stealings outside Of Manhat-
TAN Island In ,act New York is such a
safe harhor OF refuge 20 the wealthy
crook that moneyed malefact tors all over
the world are seriously thinking OF sell
ing out and establishing themselves in
giddy Gotham. where high social status
heckons 70 them, and the Goddess OF
Justice winks With both eyes.
The American who goes 70 Europe
under the impression that as soon as he
strikes town the local king Is going TO
knock OF work and invite him 20 dinner.
even II IL happens 70 be wash day, is
going 70 be IS much disappointed as tho
deg was when be came up to be fondlsi,
but departed suddenly with most OF his
lair OF. Even when the wealthy Amer
lean succeeds in crawling on all fours in
the good graces Of a royal parsonage,
the suddenness with which that tetrarch
drops the wealthy American when it
leaks out that his mother took in wash
Ing, and his father studied natural his
tory az i've dollars week as raIef de
eAGn'brs 70 an elephant n achea2 circus,
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

Atlantic Oceah.snd working Jour Adams
apple uo ard down nc Intervals Tor six
DAYS and uights az stretch.
hg the waY. wealthy friend ~ mine
saw some kings on che way ever that
caused him to return or the next steam
sr ard put mortgage "a big az \
church debt on nis house. They rers
IN The other fellows band There is
sTnosinT-roc on the ocean steamers.
ard The tourist Nho can handle The
poser Without getting his angsrs Sis
tered must he an oit band st the game.
but whv 10 ret uiore Americans s-av as
homc ard Be rohteis Wbass he nat
ter VITA our local vampires2 WAT pcs-
sible objection can there he 70 the taSh-
tonabis gambling dives OF Getbsn2
lt "a trna thss she hovers of sntsque
fnd rore 81 interest," theu in Earoue
t1an sn A-1e-ica. O7e- there ERE hair
iess mountain tors sre encrusted Wfth
ancient caseies and crurr n1iog rains. hus
49, tt comes to -id castles and er1ua-
1ing rri1s our har5or sefenses farrlsA
u Ni-h AZ t,e sld -,fns va ~naI1v ree,a.
- that cAa uos Sc sac at.gae ion tZ4s
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

PROBATE O8DER--Sfate of Mchigyn. Coun-
~ ot krnt. -. AT "a session 81 the Probate.
Count ior said county Ol hrnf. held "a the Pro
bhte nltfe, IA tie CITY oi brnc t.apllS. on tha
"a DAY OF eepieiIber. IN the year one Thousand
eight hundred and nln ty
Present. Cyrus Z Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
IN the matter 0l f.fr estate of
THOMAS BUTLER d~ceessd.
Louisa Butler, adminlslraifiX n said estate
haNing rendered - this cousl aer nal admin
iStratiOn account.
IL Is ordered that Monday. the 22ih day Of
Srpt-iu irf, - Vat 10 o CLOCK IN The forenoon af
sad Probate ofice. be appointed for tie x
am nat on md allowance ~ said aceounr
ana % X further ordered. that copy Of this
order bepubiished three sUcg geSslge weeks pr@-
Nlous i0said day 81 hearing. iu the IFLEsasN-
HERALD. a daily newspaprr . fiuted and cfrcu-
iating In said county 81 Kent
CYRUS J. PERKINS.
true copy JuQgc Of Probate.
ADoiPH L. MASON. Register. SIT sep %
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
SAW A TRAIN COMING.
Why the Ohio Man Feit Under ObliKa
uons to a Courteous Brakeman

The train was passing over high
trestle-work, on an Ohio railroad, when
a man who had been smoking his cigar
in silence suddenly observed:
"Ah! gentlemen, but have cause to
remember this spot all my life"
ANY thing happen to you here?'
asked one of the quartette.
Indeed, something happened. IL
was two years ago this month. was
visiting my aunt In that hamlet at tho
other end. One day | wanted to como
over to the big stone quarry. a quarter
of mile further on. 1t was a near cut
TO take the track, and so / took it."
And met train!" exclaimed a voice.
"Yes, | had reached tho center of
the trestle, which is ninety-hve feet
above the cruel rocks, when | heard the
whistle of locomotive, and a moment
later caught sight of freight train
rounding the curve. There was only
one possible way of escape"
And you--you-"
II seized 1t. Though considerably
ratified did not lose my presence OF
mind. Dropping down between the
cross-pieces / swung clear with my feet
and hung on with my hands You can
Judge Of mans feelings with almost
hundred feet OF space between his feet
and a great mass of Jagged rock"
Great ScOts How long did you hang
there?"
About ten minutes"
But did il take the train that long to
pass over you?"
"Oh, no."
Then how was it?-
why. the train side-tr tracked at the
other end. you see, and hung on until
one Of the brakemen walked out TO me
and said IL | wasn't in the circus busi-
ness TO stay I'd better get out OF that"
But don't exactly sec"
''Oh. there is nothing to see. I got of
the bridge all right, with three hours to
spare before another train came along.
was very much obliged to the brake
man-very much. might have hung
there all day, you KNOW. Y. Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
NoTcE Of oosElsSoNERs ON CLANS

state % Michigan. County II keng-ss Pro
bttt Corr far ~Aia Cau4iy
isiate 81 dsau = Paxr, Notcased.
14e eu4sr slEara baFiAE bees appoiufed hV
thr hen- sAd1s ~ fTVoSte q ssla ceaDiy con-
iatSstNiiVls eA ciAtns Ia TIE mftIeT q --ala
tai"ff A5l9 StA months tfHm ths l1Ia a. 81
yni,, A y. lcst hEFlns been allos 60 b. said
aHaAr 81 ff~hAtT, ~ eli persons hAgtnx tls4lu .
a. ast SAFE stale. in which 10 present fh. fF
tisiiNs Il a. fof e1ahinaEioB sna ad IusfiaeBi.
A~ttee is hcrrbt ElAel tAsf - Nil meet ai
Netdat. the hth day 81 ot sieT. A. II. lt1sl.
Ana "a THURSDAY tic I'd day II JauUsrH. A.
~, ~ 81 tfh 0rlafk a ni. of Acn aaN a.
the n 81 john N Hole m3 la fhs ely of
"leua Rapids. % sale cuults, g. re0r.s anc
examine such claims
DATED o.aud Aanles. sept e. A. y. ts9e
THOMAS WALSH
JOHN ~ H0lNoMB.
OCT omnlissl0ners-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
LEGAL ADEERTISlNG..
Sealed Proposals.

f-ftt-a ttteAaE t
9tahf tAfl1k. Atrn ttSt y INst
@retet tfelssS4ls = s te rss.els sea ~ fa.t slcaa
q tst ta4fu lttil >4tUa04k fiat..l.4.l Il ~
= - s. ~. tsI fnr lks3ss - 4 eEIef aiFla -.
Arf+n trelf street ffoa 81 leasafa &.
rt.<tfF sfraf3 Acseratna a. fhe ti4ns 80
sisecsf cSftens - nie 81 ths aaloe IS fhe Ba2r1
4Ar te4r4 fSseIhes slls E.Rhi - reisci As
81 - l4aS
tot s0a - tsV-a' Is - forfeited a. - s-I4x
81 isfesc h~flas ~ CAS- tt sisssli Ia u ruitf
fAta e0nt'e ett- ia sccefE &aar uitt bfs 49,
is>sl. steaia hls sata p41. ..osal D. aoreof.. -.
ihg be&ta af fatlic N .rkS
Al ltststoSs = faasi Pc HE1f Bp0n hIsrfs
iilSt > "a t.e lafs.saud aI-an application 81 -.
% - 81 shs beaEa
1g er4cr - lAs bpard
JAS. y DAVIS
1Hc't- President
fsEe A. TwkkIts. Secretary oeI n
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
TgEAsURER's NOTICE.
City Tressurer,somce

City Tressurer's . 0aIce.l
Grand Rapids Mich. Ocs. q laa1.
Notice IS hereby given tbsttle assessment {
roll Tor grading, gravelinC and paF n. The Kuf-
lcrs OF eienfh avenue, rom south Division
street O. South ion sfr e ia tne city Of
1rnd Rapids. is now n my hands. and flat Il
VIII receive payment thereon for the period 0f
tMrnty days from this oa.e. al ne once Of the
Clty treasurer. city Han
GEORGE r. PERRY
OF ~ iIfN L..
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
TBEAsURER's NOTICE..


City Clerk once
Grand Rapids Mich. Oct. 4. l-.o.
Notice IS hereby gwen that tie assessment
roil Tor the construction % a sewer z Second
street from stocking street IN Nirhirkr
sir ~. IN the CITY u drama Rapids. is now IN
@ aslds. aud thsf I VII o. caire Daymf nf
thereon Tor the per Cd 81 twenty days from
this date. Al the on 2 80 the CITY treasurer.
City Hal. GE0N ~ X. PERRY.
oct - CITY 4 ea>ufer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
TREAsUKER's NOTICE.


City Treasursr's once
Grand Rapids Mich. oct. = lss8. /
Not &C is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll Tor the CONSTRUCTION of sever in ribisy
street. from West Division street fa south JET
fersQ street. in the city 81 Grand Rapids
psW in ny hands, sBd that I All rscs W
payment thereon for fie period ~ twenty
esys from This date. - fns ofrre of tie CITY
Treasurer. City Han. 6E0kGE p. PEFBY
oct - Civ Treasnrfr
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
ctyrrsa.arerso-s

Grand Rapids. Mich Gcf 3 lssl
Nofire "a hereby Eiren that fns assessrn%rf
rcii for n construction af 4 sever p Nner
street ia ne tity - 5rsud Rapids l. rou ln
UT hfuas sna that 1 ell receive payment
infreeu TT the pfr - n tverfv ds~s frafr
fhis date - tie offrr n TIE CifF Treasure.
lify Hall GEohsE IN FHEE1
OFT ~ ffts Trasan
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
THEAsUEERs soTIcs

tr frsssursrs crf.es
erant Esrits sieh.. 1fEf - -
tefct hfrftV ssft thsf tte sss-sFratrf
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Cheap Lands ard Hamss n ksa'asky Ten.
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NH re nae OF Ihe lGAkN 4 ERESCENF
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tiIafsT a. STE = LANDS AlSa TIE ahrst fraf
ana iaiarroi iaAss sn the eQnt.Acat. i0r sale
CA laSeEatir terms
fAhAEaSl VITA al fAy Eegflng set 4 0ome
b. fhe canns south. where bisxA as and Zee
elad b Alas are UnkaesA. osiy huc from tsa-
tanooea. Ixun-. Aes ngiand lffy Fort payac
aud Alfalfa Aid, MERRIAM N -. Arcad y
Shreveport. Ia. Paf.irs acs rnz i8lofNailsn
81 chelcr iaealfons. for factories bli ding
sites. mineral timber. grazing AL agfieai-
tlfai lsnas. can obtain rtliabe nisrma afiOn
VIA county m o.. - addressing u. q. I'd
ARDS. Gcnefal Passenger ana excl Agent
Queen A Crcse az Route. Cincinnati. OHIO.
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DETRoIL oRANDHAvFN NAMIIwAUKrK

5Flfnti r@lf = leasiH fif m hns Waruer
psilof aud bullet caf aifarhea and rVcaias
tAitifts .ANns : tt = m hss u4i9r eaf ~.
tirhfa. These trains fusks li irrcf cenneeffos
IN ile rot far sil noiafs Fest
fhtFfss leaF-ne ~ D. 81 On has Wagner
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Steam noat express makes direct connection
a. ttfana Haven wifs ste imer fef Nl saukee.
shil ~ kffS 'td SIRE fHscal herihs secured af
p, q Il. n. ofice . Moaroe-sf. and al fhe
denof
JAS. CAMPBELL. city Pass Agent
JOHN ". LouD. Tranc MANAGE Briret.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
gsRc0UsT PLACE SEMINARY.

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aTe = rls Esfst ssei u-r1 rre-sf fr's - rroprf~
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sri1sieaZ Mss ADA AVER B. easoier On o
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JASpFRINAc KaArr

late OF said county. deceased and that an cred
toTs ui said decreased are reouucd GO present
taeir claims = said pso5ate court az the Pro-
animation and allowance o. ~ before the 2ud
day ol april next. and that such claims
Vii be heard before said court On THURSDAY.
the 2nd day Of April next, az ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon of that day
Dated Grand Rapids hlrh-. Oct. - A. p 1890
CYRUS T.. PERKINS
sat oct u Judge Of Probate
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
PITTSBURG SA4sAs: !:!!!9 So. .:.

aa1EEkz.7S EE''I's = u -T"-
70 De the srcatest manufacturing. mining
snd smelling town OF this continent n you
want safe investment buy few Io,s For
maps and information. address
PiTTsBgas T0ss CO.. pits,sv-r s.ss.,
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11

s<I<X 7tTprS frr-o-es Iief-n1nf Csts-s,.
- ers - iraerse ceres - e. r1ss
- - frrs 0rt --rIses es-7~r tfnnr II r.eEr
So ws e~aezfs-s Frsce -
JOIN G. HAIRE. sole Proprietor.
eRAND RsFTf's. EECH