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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
A VICTORY

The strike of the street car conductors
and drivers has come TO an end. A
victory has been won, and the en-
plOyes resume work today. The rail-
way company comedies the demand for
twelve-hOur day at compensation of
$l.75 for conductors, and sl.65 for
drivers. The company, however,
claims and IS conceded the right to hire
and discharge men, without union die
tation or interference.
The settlement is fair and honorable
10 both sides. The men were working
too many hours per day and the putlic
symDathiZed earnestly with them in
their remonstrauce against urreason-
able demands. The effects Of that
sympathy were noticeable. The self
restraint of the strikers and the absence
of disorder and violence on their part
were favorably remarked by the public
and tended to win friends for the men.
The only tendency to violence at all
was shown by some friends of the strik-
ers belonging 70 other unions. In their
oficlous desire 10 show their sympathy
and render aid, they came very near
hurting the cause they espoused.
In case Of a strike, violence avails
nothing 1t simply begets violence.
The law must suppress disorders. and
IN the end, al disorderly combinations
and gatherings must succumb to the
lawfully constituted authorities. This
of course rebounds 10 the benefit
of the employers. AS soon as the
strikers ally themselves with violence,
law must necessarily ally itself
with the employers. There can be no
other result, for the people viii not
stand idly by snd allow men to seek
and enforce their rights by violent
means. IL they did there would be an
snd to all rights, except such as were
founded on might.
The men are 70 be congratulated /
upon this victory, and the manly way |
IN which they conducted their cam |
psign.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
COURT RECORDS

CIRcUIr-Hon. Judge Burch-John
L. Ives, ct AL, VS.. John III. Sandbrook;
petition for receiver denied with costs.
VIM. Freeman vs. Eugene Kllen, as
sumpslt; return by justice granted.
khngman & Co. VS.. W. c. Dennison, ct
al, assumpst; time to settle bill ex-
tended 10 days.
PRoBArE-Estate of Molynan Wilson,
deceased; petition for probate filed;
hearing Aug. 25. Estate of Laura
Bragg, deceased; order closing estate
against claims; hearing Aug. %. Estate
OF Michael Fayne, deceased; petition
Tor administration filed; hearing Aug.
p. Estate of Jared Mills, deceased; !;
Bishop Thompson appointed admins
traitor. Estate Of Mary Chapel, de-
ceased; Will admitted to probate; Jas.
Cobb, executor. Estate of Hugh Rice.
deceased; petition for appointment OF
Administrator filed. hearing Aug. p.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
WlNANS & WORKS.
Successors 70 A. ,. Foge A CO..
3 and ( Tower Block.

WANTED Male belp-Two good men bv tho
Mohlhs tit 70 81 per month our good
wood turner two good farm hands one coach
man. and loufr b .0ck.
TO ALL those wanting good reliable belp or
any one in wasn't oi situation 81 any kinf
VIII 90 Vel % call - rooms . an6 Tower
nioet ne oid and Reliable Grand Union
EnpioTmcnt Bureau.
kkAA fED-lemale help laundry riris.
kitehea girls. frsl.cIass cooks sseroud
cooks, A olning-room girIs. general house
chamber maids, ~ Ladies psflofa. room
Tower block.
EOR SALE Furnished hotei in city. forty
rooms. everything rev and ni re- rent oUlr
SIS per moGth. and = Rays 5uI house. rea sons
ief selling, poor hea O.. Cal 20 and 1oser
block Tor particulars ~ yog want biz bar
gala.
EoR sALE-At bargain. lots ip northern
p4rt ~ citys only 1850 lor he Naoiei two
blocks from street car inc. 5 aud 4 Tower bik
FoR sbLE-Fer family use valuable horse
worth ~ VIII sci fnf sl1t foT cashs aufv
years old sno sound. and Tower block
EoR sAIt-A hrsi-olsss restaurant Going
= Eooc bus ness IN W clif $1,000. every
tninE new. price $500. Cal ~ and Tower
D. ock
EOR sALT-New sroom houss on iath streef.
corner, on.Y ti3n' big discount Tor part
cash terms easy. Sans Tower hi0fE
E'OR sALE-.rson house 90 scssbnersf.
good nelghDgrhood. city ard flsffrn
water. everything ffsf.elass only s3Jft wa
1ttf tbeapef place in Fart payment. anc
Iowet biock.
NANTED-To put from 5000 o. f9l00 in some
" gnod rel ahie husnrsf. furniture pre-
ferred. and Tower T. ock.
E0B sALE-or exchange for acre properiys
u ~ room house Iefye inf o. -cribBfT- 81.
veil rented Tor ouls an
E0R shLE-s lots on Mseh1nic 81 these Tors
are cheap rEhi o. caHie lire. oniy So.
Terms easy. 4 I9wrl Block
EuB sALE on EACHhFGF-2 drug sfoels.
j general stock VIII give some ore gosd
deal. aud Tower block
EoE stLE-Ibree room houses or Gilbert.
81 80, fa1ls J s5rs easy pHTueHfs
and Tover biees
WTNAAs a WORK Real eefats rfefFe
y bought And sad. pensions bu.'na-s
fhau0es enc rfnHIovT1 -Hf bLrtau. money fa
ieau. 5and4 Tower bI0ef
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
-IUIAAVE
Grand Rapids, July 2S, go.
AMERICAN VOTING SY STEM.
That is the Name Adopted by the Rhlncs
Voting Machine Company.

Ihat Is the Name Adopted by the Rhlnes
Voting Machine Company.
From the Bay City Press.
"Frank s. Burton, Detroit" is an
entry on the Fraser House register,
! which would attract no more than pass
ing notice unless the one who saw It
knew that Mr.. Burton was president
OF the Rblnes Ballot System Company,
of St. Paul and Detroit, and then
would come to any mans recollection
all the talk of the adoption Of the
Rhines machine during our last Mlchi-
gan Legislature, and at the same time
all the tales of bribery and lobbying in
behalf OF the system, by which talk,
whether true or false, the enemies of
the measure managed to defeat the
American SYSTEM" sO-called as an
improvement, both in name and fact,
on the Australian system of voting,
which has now so many advocates.
Mr.. Burton was formerly newspaper
man IN Midland, toward which place
he is now pointed. 1t is whispered that
he IS on political mission, but he
carries with him a miniature Rhines
machine, and this is ostensblv the OBJ
ject of his visit.
Mr.. Burton tins morning spoke Of the
relative merits of the old, tho Fox, the
Australian and the Rhines system of
voting, and no one could but see ad-
vantages IN the latter rs attention was
called to the small machine Mr.. Burton
carries with him. In TINS system, the
booths. such as we now use in Michigan
under the Fox law and SIS are used in
other States under the pure Australian
system, are retained and each voter
prints, deposits and records his own
vote by merely pressing a but
ton bearing the name Of his
candidate. All the privacy of the
other systems IS preserved and the ad-
vantage Of the Rhines machine Is that II
counts the vote by an automatic num-
berer, 30 that when the polls close the
result Of the election ls Immediately
known by reference to the list. In
short, il seems to be the Australian
system smpllhed and perfected, as i
does away with the mammoth ballot
and tedious count.
''Bllls for its introductrou have been
before the legislatures or Minnesota.
Michigan. Iowa, and both Dakotas. and
would probably have been adopted IN
some Of tncm but for tie fact of its
saws Mr. Burton. The mat-
ter vii be before the Michigan legisla- /
ture again the next session ard tho
matter should be closely studied before |
It's adoption or rejection.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY,


The Republicans Of Kent County will meet
Ia Convention az the Circuit Court rooms. in
the city Of OFsud Rapids. on Thursday. A Augusg
n. at u o'clock a. ul., FOR the iurpOSc OF elect
ton. % cc held At Detroit. August = and >.
lss0, and for the purpose OF etecting delegates
10 the Republican Congressional Convention
Of tire flftn Congressional district. hereafter
% b. called. ana AlsO for the purpose of nOmi-
mating candidates Tor county oilces 10 DO
voted for aE the general election % be held
N0Ncm Der (. l,sl. aBd the transaction OF such
other business IS may properly come before
the Convention.
Zach township and ward Is entitled to three
delegates. By order OF committee
4. A. MAYNARD FRED s. CLARK.
Secretary. Chairman.
Dated JAY t. iseO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

Aswill De noticed by an extract from
. Washington correspondent IN another
column, Representative Belkuap has
been directed by the. Committee on
Invalid Pensions 70 report unfavorably
on the proposal to pension ex-slaves.
Il appears that the bin was originated
IN Democratic newspaper Office, by a
party of political campaign thunder
makers. as blow st the Republican
party through the pensioners and the
colored people. The whole thing viii
be exposed IN the report and will prove
= deadly boomerang. It isa double in
suit. It insults the noble army Of pen
souers, and il insults the colored peo-
pie.
The coiorsd race hss never asked for
peusscns, although the Southern plant
ers, who throve and grew fat OF their
labor could consistently complain OF
no oininstice, f compelled % pay every
sx-siave Of theirs an anne tv for life.
az a compensation for tue tori Of bun
seif and his ancestors for generations
back But the veterans of the rebel
hon DO ssS for pensions ard are EMIT
led % them. That their ciaiuas should
be ridiculsd by those who created them.
y not very strange. but, that tae peer
sx-sisvs, Who already had borne -
much of Democratic injustice, sbould
be made the medium of a stu3ied n
sUlt 10 TIE soldiers. shows The cold
blccded hesrtiessness CT the Demo
cratic pzFty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
. TARIFF LITERATURE FOR AL.

Shs AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFFIrsox-z
= aiplEning most valuable senes OF 4aflr
doc liiehts- These ere ltpFisrec Wiz : ViCg
- star 'hs faets aiiG ar'uments for frotec-
ucI, neither IN the Interest Of farmers
Rolrers, merchants or professional mea
kdch r. DE OF The series appeals 10 those en-
ssgea IA separate industries and presents in,
dlsputatle IacIs--cOIuparisOns OF wac g. co,st
of living, and othcr arr ulneats SLOWING tie
Dement'S o1 Protection
any sisgle one viii be sent on receipt % .
s, censs =, s IAN y except ages, Living and
Tue waoie Let will he sent for 80 rents or
any twefNe Tor ~ cents. or any FIVE for ~
ceEts' postage paid. ORDERLY lGin0sr.
10. PhsEs-
s-"Ths Advantage; Of proicc,ise iarilt 10
she LABOR AID Industries of the Jbiied
s.Aes fIst Pine Esssy, 1887. CkAW
s"Hone Proans,Sds ~ s,;n %
piy az Low Prices. Of the ARngfactured
,,t S,om,nesities required for the People Of
the United states. and Adequate Home
Production or these commodities impns-
sinle .isaout a Protective Tsfin." First
Ia: are tfRs Rak nsisrs: s s p oad ssP Pre-; R 81
MAJ ss,sTisls oe "a, "a ,sn,sge9!!s 80 70 shs Lseor
First Prize ASSAY, lsss HOMER b DIEgIL -
- faliseies of Free lsade" /" L. 2 AILLsR... S.
e-"sone Views on the IariS by an Ola Bus!-
ness Alan" GRO. DEAPI-I.. ............. %
:-"The Protective TsTlr: Its Advsntascs for
s-"r56 tee ToS, soS'h;% sss, . Il 1r hDwAEPS :2
S-"troiectfOn rs Iree-1rade."-A Historical
Review u. a. G-hARKId,E................ 60
ID" The Farmer and the Iafin" Coz. THOMAS
Il-"Proteetion 4; Public Policy" GToaoE 5.
.o 1DouImAi1..-.- -.....-......-......-.... 10
Il reply 70 JGe residents Eree-Irade -ies-
sage" X. 2. lORfHR. s
"Norkingnen and Ine Tariff" .......... B
IL Ihe vital Question: shall American Indus
tries be Abandoned and American Mar
ketS Surrendered Z. ..,................. a
l5-Saine In German, with Addition ......... =. s
Tho PrOSIeSs o1 one hundred Years"
koDERI 4. PORT ~. Observation-Disclosures.
II Protection for American Shipping -. S
The lariil Not Tax" HoNERB DIEErr s
l9-"Wny Irislimen Should he Protectlonists :
20" Protection" 2 III. AaMIDows ......... a
hat is q TaTin ?" Answers 10 a Working
- mans question ...............-. 4
2e-"The American ool Industry" Ell AK
23-"W Gses and Cost Of Living" J. d. WEEgs. 4
2i-"Southern Farming Industrie9 ".......
25-" Snort Talk 70 Morkingmeu. =" ......... Q
10" protection and the Former" Senator s. NJ
tb1LcE-...---..-.- ------..-.-- --........ 10
Trade or Protecnon?" Blaine's
reply 10 Gladstone -
32-"S eech OF Hon. Nm. Mckinley, Jr..
on the New IGrlh Bill dc ivered May :,
a
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

IRz 1oleeo Be- says thai 'tbs boveo.t
al-l Hot be Ee~orted 10 to auy great ex-
tCLt - >Q1lleEneTs "a FeLSllztsa a.,
tae threatened passage q TIE fore
o.lp Very llkelxi even ths soughern.
ers id noL propose 7 IA retallasioa FOR
tie 'fhreatened' a. PASS e, bar foF TIA
actual passage The difference : un.
important, hosevers as the boycott = j
never develops IA any event. Il "d,ed
a hogn.ng," n the Atlanta Ceaststsssg.
otses.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
NEW SEWERS.
An Old $4,000 Nuisance to Be Re-
placed.

The Board of Health are recon-
mending a number of new. sewers.
The old open sewer that runs
from Prescott-st., TO the river cost
the city about $50, 200 and has always
been a nuisance, viii soon be replaced
with pipe sewer. Aid. Stein said yes
terday that he noticed the men that
were putting in the sewers on Turner
81. did not take out sixteen feet of dirt
at time, but only enough to lay one
pipe, and the water that came from the
trench was not discharged through the
pipes as il should be, but settled IN q
puddle at the end of the pipe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
TO sUBscRIBERs.

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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

TIE talewinE = Ess - tas rarTfacs
acensss issaet siacs lass prolLsaes. VIA tas
aaraes. rssi ts1cs waea oafslas sae eltg sd
aGes of rae na-tes- AsHs
soio1 z-z7
Dsz.s s.sse. csieasals. BsTssa y Hsie,
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

The Detroit Eses.asg SaA says IA a
criticism upon the isek OF street san,
n that city. TIE stranger = no ear
nnd his way through the streets 0f De-
tfOit, especially at night. must be pos
sessed OF the sixtn sense-the sense OF
,ocatlon-" That 5 just half dozen
senses more than i possessed by the
Common Council that viii suffer such
state Of affairs. The Valley City
council bas come % It's senses.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

An ImP7omptu musicale, under the
direction Of F. M. lawson, viii be gwen
IN the psrlors q the Owsshtanonr Boat
Club next THURSDAY evening. wr.
Phelps Mss Nellie Udell, y. J. LAW
Prof. Wellenstsin and others vii ASSIST
Members and LADIES' invItei.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

TIE pleasant favor, gentle acton
ana seoshlng elects q syrap OF FIgs
Wksa Ia need q laxative aud + -
father 0f neither tas coStxe or h.fso,,s
tls most gratifying resaiis follow ~
use - that u = t1e best family remedy
Snowa Sna every family should hase !
bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy. i
a positive specific for al ferns OF Ihs
dissase. Blind, Bleeding, Itchng.
liberated, aad ProtruclDg Ples-Pr.ce
SIC. For sale by al druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

There = nothing Ike Dr.. Thomas
Eleesrsc o. ID quickly cure q cod or
relieve hoarseness. MFften ~ Nrs Al
J. Fellows. Barr OAK, 81 Joseph county.
Hieh
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
wANTED-TO REET.
TOR MISCELLANEOUS


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EOR SAIE-Horse vesrs old. sound aud
Il kind. weight l050, fine roadster, sgltab p
ioT lady; also Th8tOD. Thomson Co., 81
Monroe ST. room 8. 20
E0R SALE-Eare barg8in-ont Washington
printing press near ntw aisa type. gtc.
A complete outfit for once. Address i0ck box
q Flfe Lake. Mich. rs
ECR EALE-General stock. located in one of
rhf finest little towns in Michigan. VIII 20
80 4 reasagsi lY for cash " part % tine In
venfor8es about fls'H. Inquire V. = Eeelef
az south Divison-st. Telephone 8L-a. zli
EOB EALE-Aa upright piano for SAFE on
easy pavmeRIs. Cali between ~ aud .
a. room Is. no. 81 West bldEe S. I'll
LOR sALE-Nsw steam yacht ~ n. lnng.
81. beam kTfete engine. sfee boiler. cost
500 iast year. elll tsH tar So cas1 or E0oa
security. owner going West. Address 3.
Bl0eckfrd 4 CO.. Grand Haven. Hich. -
For sALE-Cheap. 3 b0rse power boiler sn1
eagiDe. neafy nrv. vim fgrnar.. seffiH
etc. complete. lnquiTe 81 T. G. IHving phone
al. 1851
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

WHERE : that great back down,
which the Democratic papers said
Blame had made? IL doth not appear
IN the correspondence, as laid before
Congress
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

fhis Paper Is Member Of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association and Is rep
resented Ia Nes York Al i04 Temple COasr.
where the different ISSUES are kept On nla-
The Washington once Of the TELEsRAa HEa-
ALDis az SIS F0urteenth ST.. ~ IS. where ales
81 the paper can De seea ald visitors % " asa
ington viii always be made Velcome.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
sRATEFUL---coHFoRTTSe.
Cocoa
RRr aKFasr

By thoroaEh kResisdgs 81 tie natural
avs 'ftch govern he apsTatlaas 81 digestion
lhe aae prsDeFJies 81 wei selected seea ~
bps has rr1V1d@e cur areek sssr fef.fes . - !
deitesfeiy favored beverage wfieh ny saes
1lef01s G7e OF s1fr a~t - ~ dfef ffsr rssr.
sfifutoa nay - E-sfuaiir taIr nn orfH
strHaE eio9xn = RS - evefv fenHeaer 20 = q
esSe- hlaaFe7s y 1efse rs SO lss are fsat-
lng aT0lld - re2Hg r. srfsek Tse-eve~ tba-.
= Rrak pot1A Ns ny essare r7arv = fssss
-ff ~ erinz cErselFez rs-i sn~7-f-eF .-g~-
-C8rll serr.ee es7efrs
Ms1e SIMPLY vath hoHi1g wese- o. NIX
80 orls ie hzif F1uet taEs 81 6rsesrs isb4l -
thus.
JA4ES EPPS6C0. HiIsssg.a., Isssgs.. ss,.ss'' .,s,s
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

uaDCLTFT 4 HOLT genera ve-shoussnssr.
r. - ~srre y Vfs oH-st-. sore r5aoa4 40
fern r1rt 81 leN rhses fkF psefers anc
III fr fessahstE2s &s. - Ia d
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

NAAT NAat is . resseaaais sfer ler 4 l..t
" a1e ave hoQs@s al taf corner of EaciA aaa
81 AnQ tStlrsA-4kt-t eNarf - q ASA. .ats ..-lt
~aa Is aesad g. sel. l. : ffesla.
VoNKK ADglANsE asaiss - rsa' e.s,ts
- &la io4is-f aetc seFtFal ha..ses ~. I.si,
ssf sat q see aAe ePsFsas - aawr balance
Kge1se siFsei .fesa saN teslA>i 81 s,..ss ter,e,
- e. ieSa 81 : peg oenS iSTns a1a ssrt ag..,,
eFts = = e@reain = sAa4lsi resn { ala
bok SAIk-Ns nex large heuse "a qsr.as.
atT-s uv4fi3 tasa tctri', ana Ne il ctNt
stef iel sale iaI Ssks. 4f-t sArior. bail So
Nak-foeAi, eiHihe-f 'als 4aa kiicheA "a i.fi-
reea.s. o~gA-iuanl lei ava cole uageT ul.si. -
@ae aenn. gAs and sara@cs the heess ca1 aat
- duplicated ioF S1see. tho lof Atone 49, east
Yea 81 fas city i worth sAt1 Cisaat 4 ~
ssae. q t.oaysf1 tlock, caraer "a fc2c ano
nile~es.x 3i.if
4 hoNE OR An INVESTMENT thar Wla
ta-etesst - kaUs every yc3r. sau cAl Eage
~ i.-lt Aas tiE iet oE house and lol 0s oar
'.ss ests 81 i''sSienst o. kiehth wArN plai "a
- ll.ise eno iesf churches = ID schools. dau i
2 ~ sbia eppoftuniisi prices anc terms ta
sail YET, Turner A arfu'L New Haf4Seussu
o....elaE, OF Geo a DAVIS. Ne oARal 4.
E'oR eALE-Tusts sells his houses a. las IL
3s cAH SEA rbenl done WAY beeaHss h,
Ye..es ~ oA the oesi siressa and sells ol4esp.
A'es-tss Sr-~At house 90 Lawn Court aiil S4et
~ - per meatn- u ToeM Aousa "a Co.lrra
aft.. tfih sogib oi Le.nn. Sxao sr 81 psr
A.suth sFeom house on Paris ave. ol ihe
Mis pS Thomas ST. ssEN OF IS per month
t.ess el Paris. teilcle. hFsCburn Auc SAiifh
4 sls4i-sls, hear Thomas. ss aid stk Charles
v. laits, Leayaru block, FearlsI entrance.
Eoh sAif-Hoase ana lot. Ass Crescent .s,.fs
VII 81 ,hSnst in r0rl iof clfs pranerts
lh4uiie on l0e premises se
Eoh sALk--in Broadway. = mlc frorn ems
units, dwellings VIA an acfe of saal
teleeh s1il WIZ each. john II Qu.E-ty L Cu.
lali 'ef "tloy South ifiYiSion-sf flaVa.
AGEAgS-WAkrRD.
1vNb lfhAN 10 tn0asfriSi Insurance uer.
tAAffsscfs ana G0iIectors wanted. faIl
! ola ~ ococA D. nl. M. N. faaus. SUpf
4. fcali-hi- hood hlocf. Grand kanlas ~
AAtkD-AEentsi So 0utff en thirIV a.gs
tthit 500 profit ID fouI Nerhs. ar no f...
address Mlih stamp, sartis A Co. hae.lic. N .s
Hui- q,
AAtID-agen Zoe the usslory Of tie -.
porSIons u, Danng Deeds end uraaf
Achievements 81 Staniess aEeuls' oufft slHI.
etca ar tree. Address y. A. lF0Nall.s q Ia..
4"teot' Vaip. Mlfl
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

The TELzsEAM-HERALD has closed arrange
ments Win the American Protective Jarin
League. OF New York, by which We are en-
abied 10 furnish 10 our readers any Of these
documents al the same price you wcuid nave
70 pay should yOu send 10 New NorS for them.
We have The complete list now OF hand. The
postage on letter ana the trouble OF writing
can be saved by calling al this Office and pay
ing only the retail price. Spend cents and
read Mchinley's speech in full.
TIE TELEGRAM-HERALD,
Ne. Is Pearl Street.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

lIhIEVnTa atT-Nedsue Napl.er has re-
' turned. -ae reveals presr 60 ana future
ives correct p0infs il business end o. fIfe
seairs: RI ngs ssBs-ste1 e. ends 90 ether. she
eaE - el1s l~a - none. Cal 81 It sbaVfaUf-
ave. esf ~ide. fle
XysNTFn-Irfsnfs FOR adoption 81 Nrs Igr
" Daftonis hospital q Narth lane ave-
ctfV ~ ~ SIDE f1ff
AN7Ff)-F Every eersusreT ~ steve gaSo
" ire e. aos fhsf ar - Ba steve rss
oiins iR ans qaaHrzfF - cents by gs.lon.
es.~af - arg pHri 81 fhs clfr. r a Ha
uoof. csrueT bss1 Fultoh are soath DivisioH-
s. 1s.ephons ~ nov 4 e
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
=BARGAINs L.
REAL ESTATEl
AT THE OFFICE OF
BROOKS & BROOKS

Brick block. pays s per cent sn0o
brics BLOCK. pays per celt ......... l0pg
Lrck block. pays 10 per ceat -....- Iaon
81 acres near Reeds Laks. bargain - u .1a0
% houses and lots o. sell 50 aud SO rmouth
Block OF lois on Riverside addiflon.....s s0a5
siag.e lots SO down. long time. int low 500
lots on Livingston and Aeeberry SIS. at a
bargain.
Vacant lots All parts of the city.
soon.
cies.
We want livery stock Who has oneY
House and lot 20 trade for stocs Of goods
We can place about $4,000 oa glli edge secur-
uy. Call and See Us
Seversi A No .arns 20 exchange
Timber lands Tor safe oT exchange.
Lots on Noifs addition from go 10 500
4 few i0is left on our West side plaf VII
furnish lumber 10 build
Houses 20 rent, farms for sale or EXCHANGE.
cali on us before going elsewhere.
Money 10 lnar 81 lowest rates Of Interest
Before yoa buy. cal and see IA
OIce open Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
BROOKS g. BROOKS.
2 and = New Houscmaa Block
srlerhore iiss
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Uaitsa Press Rsports. Prompt and Esrif
Delivery. AL the loSaI hs-s, snd shs
Cisaasss sss Most PLAINLY Printed Paper
P4snshso 10 oraas Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dallies Eix-
cept Those Of Detroit.
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ST. PACL and Minneapolis viii be re-
counted. Now look Gu. Tor more fun.
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WINANS & WORKS.


= IsIId--.T-- T-I|T0 10
room house in southeast IA - cff4 -
trade foI house 81 lgfs lu north psrf of
city
IA acres. fwo nj - from cify on grave road.
~ tlDf. sasy terms.
hg1a house arc corner lci IN Center.sf.
oniTi lzH verth $50.
NV Ulfoon faf for saie e. hsrgain WiH
- TRADE f0f rsonrf iofs
M0AEb T0 LOAN 81 . aud per cert ~ r.lt
~ edged security Percy SNYDER > rauaI r.
I CTS near East ST oniv si5as fe-ae g. essh
- heiarcf 81 quarfsrtg vlthonf interest
/ HsFE choice bus Bess blocks fgf sac m
3 Naraief ard south Division 81 HH rar
fssr cent ar Investment
IT Will pay parties wissiue ~ n sks Is.
vesfHenfs r. osd anc iook ever uF Iv D.
fors pure 11Ss.HE
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=zszx1 = iar1s farm devoted - s,r.~sfne
#<rH - g-ses - scrss ~ eegd rsssrrr-s
~ 8f.s1fT Of sasdr and god vafsr. ~
*kxMrE arfses we fence II Yhe fe~re
- &E - ra~ses fsFer - fnr fru~ f~se
P~.ees less rhsn tar rssrGrifc nearer ne cfsg
/ e.arH Hslre nV rrVer % r-s fH-e ho 1-1 ~
Ea \ rhs trri Eslssnlre rSupsrFfs r'sfea
Il Ns~fh Iflviseu-s1 ~ p 1aUrsh I1tf
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FOR RBET-RCUsEs.

FOR RENT-Housc of rooms. on seventh
= ST. near oadway. Inquire at Harr soa
Wagon Works. telephone 81. Alif
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

FOR RENT-HouSe of ten rooms. with harm
on M est Leonard II. Inquire at Harrison
Wagon Works; telephone 81. 3Ii
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

" aAe ave hQus@S ai t1f talter ~ Eacla 4an
a. ADe tsarsA SAr-f NN4rf ~ q lul .fts ..-it
3Aa Is loNld g. sell, 4. ~ ffcFlu
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

Eoh sALt-lAa Broadway. = mllc irom e.f,
uuits, g dwellings Wiih an acre af asal
f-l~sb SUI WIZ each john i QutE.ty i fa.
lauber o,o, South IislSion-sf aaes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

FOR EENT-Houses Of 2. 4. s. 6 and rooms
from - 10 sle; also suits of rooms In THE
ready Tor occupancy; come and see them. I
can SUIT you, al within Z minutes walk -
Sweets Eotel. Inquire OF 3. ~. barnard, -
Alien-st., or at once. 50 Nj Nefaon-st Iele-
phone Il37