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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-16

employed in ballasting and that they WIZ
be unable to lay any more track until the
two bridges are built The distance pc
tween the ends of the track is only SIX
miles, but in this distance there are {" o
long bridges. the one crossing Campoeii
creek and the other crossing Nickomei
river. A large force of men are employed
on. either structure and if no unforeseen
accident occurs the track will be connected
by January 1.
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Stanley and Emin Pnsha.

Mr.. Stanley, in his description of find
ing Emin Pasha, says: I'VE celebrated
our meeting in some of Mumm's best.
which had been carefully treasured for
the occasion" This is a deserved tribute
Extra Dry. held in such high favor hv
connoiSseurs throughout the world for
its excellence and purity.
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of January than It has been for the past
sixty days You see people have been
saving up their money to pay their taxes.
And while no man may lay by an enor-
nous sum, still the aggregate IS pretty
large. Then. too. the real estate market Is
ALWAYS at It's best in February and March.
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MORE OF CAMPBELL'S VICTIMS.
Two Innocent Parties Who Suffered BY
Connection With Swindlers.

1t now appears that James II. Wilson
was victim, rather than an accomplice of
Campbell, the swindling timber land To-
locator who decamped last week He lost
money and time through the scheming of
the swindler and is anxious that they
should be brought to justice. Comins,
who was locator for the lrm, mourns the
loss of a Line gold watch he loaned to a
member Of the thieving gang, besides his
salary and valuable tools
1t is supposed that Campbell and his
partner hove gone to Helena and Butte,
MontaL>1, to work hoax publishing fake
there as they were overheard discussing
such a scheme the day before they le-
wanted.
Comins says he viii stay in Seattle and
that when Campbell and his crowd return
-as he is sure they will-he will take sum-
mary means of securing vengeance.
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MoNTEsANo A TERMINUS.
The Northern Paeinc Suspend w ork al
That Point.

That Point.
The following dispatch has been received
by the Posi-
MoSrEsASo, Dec. 15.--Railroad building Is
practically at standstiil here, and it is under
stood that as soon as the Northern Pacific con-
meets with Its line between Elma and Monte
sano that will finish their work for this season.
Colonel Heustis, the contractor, announces that
the entire force will then be taken from this part
OF the line. This leaves Montesano as the pres
ent terminus of the Northern Pacific for the
Grays Harbor region.
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New England Dinner.

Fine home-eooksd New England dinner
VIII be served by the ladies OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church, Third and
Marion, tomorrow from IL so TO 2.30. Din.
her 80 cents.
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Great Northern Tracklaying.

Tracklaying is being vigorously pushed
on the Great Northern between the mount
aims and Assiniboine, Mont. Contractors
will soon change their base of work west of
the summit of the Rockies, where grades
are easy and progress will be rapid.
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Sow Westminster snnthern

Touching the work on the New West
mlnsteTn Southern. Mr.. Mccoy. of the
contracting Lrm of Mccoy & 0'Brien. saws
that the construction forces and train are
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FOR LOCOMOTIVE BUILDING.
"A Company Incorporated to Manufat
ture Engines Here.

The National Car and Locomotive Builder
of New York and the Railroad and Engi-
aaeering journal announce that the Western
locomotive Company has been incorpor-
ated with capital of s2,500,000' for the
manufacture of portable engines. Seattle
will be the principal place of business.
The incorporators are John L. Aver,
Joseph Haduger and T. D. Burton
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-16

More eases Of sick heaGache hjlfo,s7sss
constipation. can Be- cured in less time win ias
lst0ietne, and ioT less moEy BY using Carers
Little LIVER Pills, than BY any other means
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Marriage LICENSES.

Licenses to wed were issued by Auditor
Forrest yesterday for F. HI. Nordby ,sof
Port Townsend, and Annie Jacobsen. of
Rideway. Ia; Jonathan Lee and Louisa
Rosa. of EuumclaW.
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Medina viii be on the market in a few
days Wait for it.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08
THE OBSERVER
BRErfsa GOLD
ARRro@chss A szsrie~a Lad dsssEiss-aeaSh b.
t@x fsE A sssfsaszks CEdsr ~fFS-

English syna-cztss. after buying hoGr
mills, slsy4soEs, DTessrlss, t&nneries
&aa ether le4alng Industries, nsye SCI
out o. conquer others.
An expenditure Of sl9e, 90o GO by
seysra. English syndieatss f0T the con
trol Of succ ssful American industrial
enterprises ave been completed some
time since II the mem sershlp of these
companes arc l4Ege number OF
British oar =rs and guardians Of large
estates IN tHe United Kingdom.
Every investment made by them Oh
American SOL, danng the s.x years
past, mas produced for them TO lezs
than from 10 20 IS per cent. a year.
Itssems tnat a0uEng mills, elevators.
tauneries, oreweriss ana other cash
sApital lad uzsgles are their favoute in-
vestments The manasement OF each,
thus far, purchased enterprises, has
bssn plsced IN boards or American
diTecteTsa.p. subject 10 the control OF 4
Londes ooagd
Opposition 70 this move has been
studiously avoided BY these syndicate
managers.
In their deal We find the main line
OF elevators through tue "a lnneSota and
Dakota wheat districts. The main
houring mile purchased are those al
Minneapolis, and the main breweries
are located la the larger cities through
out the Tn ted States Further pur-
chases are beng made mostly on the
quiet.
Among the main plants already
turned over TO the syndicate are those
OF New YORK, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Boston, Newark, Jersey City, ROches-
ter, Syracuse, Buffalo, Plttsburg, Gin
c.nnati, Detroit, Chicago, Omaha, Kan
sas City, san Francisco. Minneapolis,
Rochester, Mimi, ana others III Da-
kota. Also the Hancock IRON mines,
OF Michigan. Several large syndlcates
are now operating throughout the
south, securing some of the most eX-
tensIve iron, coal and timber districts.
The City Contract Company and the
Trustees and Executors Company. OF
London, with a capital of $500, 600 900,
are the syndicates making the largest
investments for future Development.
These men have trusted agents who
travel throughout the country on the
quiet, ascertaInIng the best localities,
with desirable shipping facilities, either
by water or main trunk railroad lines.
Having satisfied themselves as 10 all
points in their favor. they secure
options. Expert examinations follow,
after which comes a report from an
advisory committee, and the cOndl-
tlons of sale are drawn up and for
warded 20 headquarters.
The ship-bulldIng property and dry
docks, located 1T West Bay City, Mich,
and Duluth, ,Shnn. were sold To a Syndi-
cate on Wednesday for S3, soc, 900, to
which 3, ,OOO, 900 is to be added which
will make it the largest plant Oh the
lakes.
The Grand Rapids Milling companies
have received communications, but
thus far shipping facilities and freight
rates have been found unfavOrable TO
the syndicate, and Grand Rapids IS
deprived of British gold. Give us
ship canal, competing railroad lines
and Grand Rapids will secure its
share OF capital.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

PREVENTION is so much better than
cure, that it will be introduced into the
management Of the Chicago schools.
This IS the proposition: at Is proposed
in Chicago to have matrons in the pub
l!c schools, one to each building, whose
duty 1t shall be to look after the physi-
cal well beng of the pupils by keeping
a weather eye out for wet feet, damp
clothing and dangerous drafts of air
through open windows. These tile
things neglected oftimes cost children
their lives, and, as they are prone to be
reckless about such matters, the Chi
cago idea not bad one"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08
NROZIER & CUTTERS
y REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
+. p. CALDWELL, MANAGER.
Weston Building, I3 Canal-st

STOCK FARM-12) acres. houses and 2
= barns. which cost over ~9H0 10 build. The
Village cf Paris. NecOsta county. IS taken OF
one s.6e and the VI chig2n state fsh hatch
cries on the other IL iS ten minutes wax
from O. Q post Office aud the drDot Of the ~. r
4 !. railway. wn ch runs through IL. II - the
finest IA m in the county. and has on M I
mile wafer front on the Big Mgskesou liver.
Is an improved. We Will sell Or exchange for
g block n 9th good city property here. Cal
4 9 OF er 4 Cutters real estate department.
VI eston building
N03 IENRY-ST the location Oft uice resi-
- deuce l0 50Xl5 y; good shade street grad
ed. street car line one-hsif block weil and
cistern. seven rooms good barn al IN good
repair. Price. Sroo.
g1O0n COTTAGE. t52 South Ioniast. lot
'loOo DisxlS2; five rooms good repair,
We and cistern-
SV00 STORE property 70 exchange for q
touV horse harness and buggy, will take
mortgage for balance. or CITY lot. For psrtic-
uisrs. call a. Crozier 4 Cutters real estate de-
psrtment.
E0R sALF-A house an5 Iot on Spring st.
Just south of Cherry would make a splen-
did boarding g-hous-. Pre-. 500.
MONEY 10 L0AN-siocks bonds and mort
u cages negotiated ~ Cre1ier d Cutters real
estate department
TfMDFR LAND-We have large tracts q
! nmh-- and mineral lands In Norfh Caro-
Ina Virginia Missouri AID Mich gsn. Viii
se . or exchange.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08
G. w. WATKINS.
=. 81. ALEXANDEH. sollcilor1
Fire. Life, Rociisa. and Surety Insurance
Agency,
Under O.d Nat.ona. BANK. Phone 2es-l.

SHER1FFS SALE-By virtue OF al execution
= issued our of and under the sea ~ the Cir
cull Court oI The C8unty OF Kent. ln the Stale
of Michigan. atfrsfed on the 18th DAY q
February, A. u. isil. 10 me directed aud de-
hNrrrd IN favor 81 John 2. Lawrence. plaintiff.
and against The goods and chsiiels and ior
want thereof then II the real estate Il
Hattie y. Moogc. defendant therein named.
! have levied thereon and shall eApgse
fer sale. az public auction or Yendue. 20
the highest bidder. al the south front
entrance 10 the Circuit Court rooms iCouri
Block. sO-caAed. in the city 81 Grand
Rapids, that being the place of holding The
Circuit Court cf The county wherein SAID
premises ar situated. Oh Saturday. the 10Th
day 81 March. A. h. 1880 a. % O'Clock iu fhe
forenoon OF said day. the following described
real estate lying and being 90 the County of
Kent ana state Of Michigan. aDd described as
follows. to-iyit: The West one hundred and
twenty Eve li25 feet q lot four a.. block four
"a. Of Nithey's Addition 20 The City Of Grand
Rapids ln said County Of keuf.
Dated February u. $50.
LOOMS X. BISHOP,
Sheriff Of keLt County
By I. I. LAE0KLkUx. Inder sheriff.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

SrAxLET s pov at Cairo writing his
journal for publication. lie complains
that much OF MS valuable time IS taken
up by god fellows who drop in to
smoke cigarettes and ask him an inf
rite number 0f questions about africa.
Why do5sn't he take refuge in some OF
these Afrifsa cites with unpronO 1nco-
able nsme-s Then those bores never
could inqu m che wav q am.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

The shooting Of Holzhay, by Warden
Tompkins of the Marquette prison, to
save the life Of another criminal, OK
empliies about the only practicable
way Of dealing with such fellows. 1t
would have been a benefit to the world, &,
# Michigan had sanctioned the hanging
of the villain IN the first instance. If
Tompkins, however, will finish the
job on the next pTovocadon, no one
Vii ccraenlrl hin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

IF the tin out Of which the cans are
made costs so much that canning fruit
is not profitable, as we have seen it as
serted by way of free tradeargument,
Why .is lit that an English syndicate
IS reaching out after the big canning
industry of Baltimore? Is English cap
ital anxious to build up our industries
thaIhave been protected to death? Is it
possible that English capitalists are
engaged in missionary work over here?
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

The man Vh0 tells yea Cou6deuhai r
iust Vhat wi cure voar cold Il rre-
scubl ng Kensps Rslsam thss yesr. 81
the preparation of tbs remarkable
mei,cIns for coug5s and colds 80 ex-
rente = spared - com nc only the
dest and purest luEred ents. Hod q
Bottle Of Ksaps Bslssm ~ the qht
and look through 81; notice the hr gnt,
clear look, thsn compare II wIth other
remedis -. Lsrre bottles AZ a. drug
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08
Cooperative Employment Go

NVANTED-Salesmen. clerks. booskeepers.
W bart enders, tsamsiers. shipping clerks,
farm hands. Office help and all others out OF
employment 10 call and investigate our en-
tirely new and thoroughly reliable system Of
procuring situations Cooperative Employ
ment Company. 1927 Monroe-st. Rooms 81
and 81. Porter Block. Phone 1877.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

THr spite of certain New York papers
toward Chicago. since the iatter's VIC
tory n ere worlds Far contest, sues
far to increase the satisfaction 81 senst
ble reorle with the Iccstou. II 50
chld sh IS 20 - scxenDg
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

THE average Grand Rapids boy :
nov putting ia weeks work each
day trying to make Up Tor lost time in
snow lnZ.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

TEERE is nothing Ike perseverance
to Nin Success. Gen. Greeley has
labored long and hard to secure some
genuine wrtr weather. and has at
last succeed u.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.

Radcliffe HOLT. general warehouseTnen.
IL at III South DlyiSIOu-St.. store pianos ano
household goods az low rates; K1rrt pack
ers; careful movels with arge vans" S,nt
By telcphoniuP No. 90. Jan l-9l
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

II az 1ne of the happiest mothers
n Lowell over What Hood : Sarsa parilla.
has done for my child. as 7 really BE-
eve q saved rsr evesEht." SAYS Mrs.
f. r Williams. Love Mass
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE-A splendid opportunity-A first
Il class stock of goods and fixtures. with long
lease OF store; situated on the best part OF
M0nroest A big bargain for TWO q DAYS
onlv. Apply al once 10 ". T.. Scnbner real
estate dealer. 56 Pear-st. o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

DRoBATE ORDER-State Of Michigan. Coun-
~ Of Kent. ss.-At q session OF the Probate
Court, Tor said Connty Of Kent. held ~ the
Probate Once. n the City Of Grand Rapids. Oh
the 10Th DAY ef February. in the year one thou.
sand eight hundred snd ninety.
Present. Cyrus J.. Perkins. Judge of Probate.
IN the matter Of the estate Of
MAGGIE SNYDER. deceased.
Hattie l.. Mixer having nied In this court
petition. praying that the administration Il
said estate may he granted TO Daniel Snyder.
IL \ ordered thar Monday. the 1ifh day n
March next. at ten O'clock IN the forenoon.
al said Probate once, be appointed for hear
Ing said petition.
And II Is further ordered. That a COPY Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
ylOuS 10 said day Of hearing a. the THEGRsr-
HERALD. daily newspaper printed and circu-
lating IN said County OF Kent.
CYRUS r. PERKINS.
q trne copy. Judge Of Probate.
ADoLFH b. Mason. Register. march l5
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08
MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY TO LOAN In sums TO suit. on pro-
III ductive rea! estate. l.. :. Proyin.
cash TO LOAN-Houses to sell and rent
farms and vacant lots 10 sell. all grades
and In different localities. at bottom prices
terms and time made 10 suit; interest low.
Cali at room 3, New Houseman block. on Henry
Eraick. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

D0NT TELEPHONE THAT WANT aD
- huf send -t 81 rassenI-r. wfth > nickel. OF
- nal. Wlf1 dvs cents Ia stamps
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08
PERCYSNYDER

@ ROOM Honse sn6 Tot N Hsurv-st.. nezr
Che-rT .of 52xlsl- price sz.e
u RCaN House On Barclay price $50; Iof
= fTEs
N.I0RF Ha~se srf barn h8f Sock fr--
- p8srrH-e. oa North nf~iVon wl rent far
$40 reer. lof s-1 1fft.f allev in rear.
price $40 choice piece OF rr7ifrfs f.r ~
f1Fesfraat
NEw room horse. sn Wsst siss. Only ss5a.
NV -,-r horse near East e.. slNo
FITV-r -.a~ s-r-e~s 20 ses. o. "fsf - rezr
Brfzs 17e earn-
T HaVF some rt olca fsrr-s for sac. that -
nrr . f1r ca-tf far t1e nele7 l the
STATE
: HAVE e.-,s fse fs--z resr 10y. fhst
r-H rrrnsar re sar eitY aropertF.
PERC)r rSN YDER
- Pear e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

UP0naTF 0RnER- stsfe 81 Michigan Cove
d - - p krrf - At = session ~ thf Prnt1-f
Crrrf fsr ssif county ~ kenf helc ~ fhf F~o
fefe .ffea lf ere rfr ~ f--rrf fsride or $40
flfs tsv of FeffTus-y. fr the year ore fhcusaDt
s.Ehf hundred and LInetg.
Frrsa1f rvrus Perkins Jufee 20 rrrrsfe-
4 fhe matter - fhe estate ~
BEkkkn IIlkf deceased
40 .aef y s.a frrsss-sfr.f - ssff spefaaec.
hsFin9 beer r - in tfis court frr pretstH
u - ordered taaf N 4HfaV fhf Ifft n
tNr rarf rrnHF .r TIE l'f
f.rpr ~ cad PROBATE osfes - suuoI nfee -
UrrTiHE saIf Irsfrrr rft
And n is frrrfrf ordered ffsf = eonT ~ tf't
oT1er - rus shef three s1cress' - p sett ~
vIo~e ~ s-tf res - nfs~.rr ~ tfsf = fGEfs-
NFfsEr - 81 Fereusr.rr Fr.rfnf 1nf tirti-
IL ~ n ssif erua fG ~ = erf
CTFT- r. pERkfEs
"a true ~rp~ FH<rs ~ Prrhsts.
kruTE r HfsoE. EszIsfsr -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08
REAL EsThTE-oOUNTRY.

~~-~>~>~>>~~--~T-r-
TOR SALE-Or Will exchange for city prop
erty. an o0acre farm In Cascade town
ship; well improved. Call on or address Dr.
NJ. ". DanlOrth. Cascade. Mich. June
FOR SALE-Large farm on Piainheld road
six miles out, known as the Daniel Phillips
place good buildings; price $40 per acre. In
qulre on premises or al y. l.. corner College
ave. and Fuiton-st. Il
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

pR0BsTE ORDER-stste Of Michigan. coun-
4 IS oi Kent. ss
Al SESSION of the Probate Court Ter said
cn7irtv ~ Eenf held - the probafe ofbce iu
fhe CtY of Grand Rapids on the aih cay II
ebrusfy lu tAf year one thousand eiGhi hun-
cro0 ard riufty.
presrnt. Cyrus g. Perkins Judgs ~ Probsts
3p fne matter 81 the estate a
JANIS 4 CHI MBhlk. d deceaseS
Ths = fltgsn Trust Con pauy. noWlItsfrB-
to- ~ banis nor ~ said estate. having render
81 30 th's court lts fu8l administration 80
count
ID h ordered fhSf NoudsT. fhs - CAV 81
March next a. NJ O'Clock Iu thf forenoon.
- said prrfafe ofcf - appointed fgr 81
snirfnr and s'ioVinF sefd 1croUnf
Ard IS is igrihsT ordered. haf copy ~ thif
order - published three success W weeks pre-
ffaus r. ssfd dav ~ hearing in fhe Tvs
eess-HfesIn 8 daily neuspapef printed aHd
circulating fr saIf fnrnfr ~ Kent
IA frre orprf
Auo.FE Il Eas1y. Register ga
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

DR0BA1E 0RDER-State Of Michigan. coun-
~ Of Kent. IS. At a session of the Probate
Court Tor said county Of Kent. held ~ the Pro-
bate Office, IN the city 0f Grand Rapids. on the
18th day oi February. IN the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus r. Perkins. Judge of Probate.
In the matter Of the estate of
ALPHA BOlNTOS, decreased.
Phcbe B. Clspp. having fied In this court
petition. praying that the administrator II
81 estate. IN Michigan. may be granted 20
her.
IL is ordered. that Monday. the Eth DAY q
March. next. al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Al said Probate of1ce. be appointed for hearing
said Petition.
And 10 ls further ordered. that = cory Of this
order be published three successive weeks
preyiols 90 said day Of hearing IN the Grand
Rapids daily TuEgFas- HEFtID. . neWspaper
printed aud Circulating in said county 4 Kent
CYRUS ~ PERKINS.
A TErr corTt Judge of Probate
AnofPH g. Nss0x. Register mar Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

DROBATE oBpER-State of Michigan. Coun-
i " 81 Kent. IS Ats session ~ the Pr0hafe
Court ior said county of Kent. held ~ the Pro
bate once IN the city of Grand kapidS on the
18th d8y ~ February. iu the veaf.one thou
sand eg ghf hundred sno ninety
prcscnf-Cyrus +. Perkins Judge of Probate.
II the matter ri the tate Of
WALTER A eIhNENS. decreased.
sarah y. stevens having tlee iu this court
petit on proving tn court - sdJudirAfe and
determine vh1 were. az the date Of h's death.
and are noE. "a. laHfui heirt n SAID Deceased.
AID entitled 70 iaherit his reaI estate therein
descri bed.
IL is ordered that Modav. the eth day ~
March ne1f. Al O'Clock IN the afternoon.
- said Probate once. Be appointed Tor hear
hearing I'd pef fIflUn.
And II rs further ordered. that copy of this
order he published three successl W weeks pre-
v1ous - said cav 81 hearing. ir the Grano Rap
ids daily IFi iEoRtS HErkLn. = newspaper pub
lisbed and circulating d. sad county ~ Kent
CYRUS = pEkklNF
"A true COPY Judge oi Probate
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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS.


NE Wish 90 correspond with party or par
ties villa view 20 presenting prcposi-
fou i0r bus ness enferpTSe IN Michigan. In
TIE manufacture aud sale OF n useiui and vaiu-
farm Implements. for the relief OF horses 81
work aaf % adj 20 their capacity and en-
cieIc.. We are without competition. have IN
afHcIr direct y iu tne ire ot ecoL ofny. and
profitable aui permanent Business may be
speedily Organized. We want the state 0per
srrd from liTe city within IS borders and
WISH % iaterest a few parties uith us In the
enterpr So. Sc Wiz have representative et
ttrau4 E4Ffts ln a short ffma Tor tne pUrpos-
0f presenting the matter in FAN dafaH - any
who rsTe - investigate Address CurreE p
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pattern letters q sizes AZ PrariSf aiso
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on P.easantava for iumaer "
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on oesfa 2 l11ses arr lots I'D vacant left
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1eerels yrfrs. also large Hsf 9i good
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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY.
ESGLIsH SUBSIDIES.

GRAND RAPIDS. SATURDAY MARCH s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08
WANTED BOARD.

WANTED--B IN pleasant neighborhood
" oy two yoUng aides. ". +. r.. Box :, Iela-
gram-lIerald. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08
FOR SALE-MIsCELLANE0Us


/ Or SALE CHEAP-0ne l0-hOrse power en-
4 efne and boiler; can be seen al - Easl
Bridge-st. 73